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Evening star., 1961-02-11
Snow FIurries to Hit
Today and Tomorrow
Not Expected to Be Enough to Cover
Potholes; Mercury to Drop to 20s

Snow furries today and again tomorrow morning
probably won't be enough to up the left by the
last four storms to hit the snowhappy Washington
the Weather Bureau said today
cold front moving slowly this way from Canada,
forecaSters Said will bring scattered furres along with
Evening star., 1961-02-11
GROUP SUPPORTS
ASIAN WAITS

$4,000 ORPHANS is Asio are
supported through World Vision, Inc.
Why the organization wos founded
and whot it oeeomplishes todoy is
reported on Pose AS.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Guide for Readers

Amusets A-l2-l3 Lost, Found --A-3
Churches A-6-9 Music A.23
Classified ALSO Obituary ---A-l4
Comics A-Z2-23 Reel Estote B-l-lo
Crossword Az Society A-z3
Editorial A Sports A lo-l2
edit1 Articles AS TV-Rodio All
Hove The Stor Delivered to
Your Home Daily and Sunday
DioI Lincoln $4,000
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STOCKS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK (AP).-FollowinE are
the sales, (add OOJ, high, low. closing
price and net change OF the 20 most
active stocks for the week:
Evening star., 1961-02-11
TIE IAfEATnHn. Full Report
iH. "EAtHGN' on Pose AZ

District and vicinity-Mostly cloudy to-
night, low in the upper 2Os. Cloudy tomor-
row with chance of light snow. High
tomorrow win be in the 3Os. High and low
OF the last "a hours: High, a, at 8 pm.
yesterday; low, 81, at 4:15 am. today.
Evening star., 1961-02-11

Picture on Pose A-3
Smyrna times., 1961-05-04

school buildings in many ur-
ban areas and the need to
replace these.
6. Polyglot urbanization and
strip development, and the
need for more adequate
planning and zoning to cope
with these problems.
z. General lack of knowledge on
the part of the public about
sources of information and
procedures for getting effec-
tive group action to bear on
urban problems.
DIR. Perkins emphasized that
the University already has con-
siderable experience in provid-
ing urban-oriented services. He
cited as examples: () The Del
aware School Study Council,
which seeks to foster local COM
munity and regional planning as
an aid to school administrators
in meeting education problems,
(2) Research on hydroligy and
soil stabilization including con-
siderable work on drainage, soil
support of structures and high
way use; (3) Assistance to COM
munities in meeting water needs
through the Delaware Geologi-
cal Survey; (4) Employment and
marketing studies by the Bu-
reau of Economic and Business
Research; (5) Research and edu-
cational programs in food dis
tribution at both wholesale and
retail levels; and (6) Programs
for homemakers in foods and
nutrition, clothing and textiles,
home management and family
life, conducted by the home
economics extension staff.
To carry out the new pro-
gram, the university will estab-
lish division of urban services,
consisting of a director and sew
eral field representatives, each
of whom will be a specialist
whose work will relate to ur-
ban life and problems.
Reinforcing this division will
be faculty members in the var
ious schools and departments
of the university who, through
their research and experience,
can contribute to the success
of the program.
Underscoring the need for
universities in general to ap-
ply more of their resources for
instruction, service and research
to the enhancement and devel-
opment of the urban sector, DR..
Perkins said, THE project, in
essence, will place the Univers-
ity of Delaware on call to any
municipality or to any respon-
sible organization to help solve
problems of public concern. We
are tremendously enthused over
this new and broader concep-
ton of the university's role in
serving all of the people"
Smyrna times., 1961-05-04
Theatre Guild
Announces Cast

The Kent County Theatre
Guild will present "The Chalk
Garden" by Enid Bagnold at the
Wesley College Little Theatre
on May ii, IL, and l3. The
cast includes Bella Ward, Carol
Crumb, Jane Smith, Sue Cor
ran, Shirley Hoffman, Novel;
Jones, Charles Crumb, Phoebe
Grier, and June Gordon. Cur
tain time is $50 pm. The play
will be directed by William
Hughes.
Smyrna times., 1961-05-04
Ford Foundation
Awards u. of D.
S5OO,OOO Grant

A $500,000 grant from the
Ford Foundation will enable the
University of Delaware to take
another major step in the di-
rection of fulfilling its role as
a land-grant university in an
urban society.
The grant will be used to
develop a pioneering program
of urban services to help Del
aware communities deal effec-
lively with problems associated
with the States tremendous
population growth and industri-
al expansion.
Announcement of the grant
was made last week in New
York by the Ford Foundation.
The money will support the
project over a five-year period
and will provide the means for
a three-pronged attack on ur-
ban problems through ID re-
search, (2) consulting and ad-
visory services, and (3) educa-
tional and Institutes.
President John A. Perkins
described the new program as
an urban counterpart of the Uni
versity of Delaware's highly
successful agricultural research
and extension programs, in
which scientists study farmers
problems and subject matter
specialists follow up with ad-
visory services in the field.
Initiation of this urban pro-
ject moves the University of
Delaware closer to a goal that
should be foremost for all state
universities, namely a total uni
versity serving a total state
population" DR.. Perkins said.
There are, of course, many
more problems and needs relat-
ing to urban expansion in Del
aware than we could hope to
solve in the initial five-year
period. At the same time, we
expect to move vigorously ahead
and work comparatively with
public officials at all levels OF
government, and with social
business and civic organiza
tions, educational associations
and other interested groups, ir
delineating major urban prob
lem areas, in selecting specific
problems for concentrated at
tack, and in planning detailed
approaches to these problems,
he pointed out.
President Perkins listed thu
following kinds of urban-relatet
problems that could be solved
through cooperative research
extension-action effort, in which
the University of Delaware
would provide basic informa
ton and assist cooperating
groups in developing plans o
action:
l. Lack of adequate water sup
plies for future domestic ant
industrial use.
Q. Inadequate recreation facil
tiles to keep abreast of popu
lation growth and increasin
public demands.
3. Problems of increasing mag
nitude related to transports
ton.
4. Need in many communitie
for improved means of hant
ling sewage and refuse.
Is. Gradual obsolescence {
Evening star., 1961-05-23

Manager, realized that such engines couldn't
run efficiently without higher-octane gasoline
to prevent high-speed knock.
He knew of lO0-octane fuel already being
tested in Shell Laboratories. That fuel was
iso-octane, the basic Ingredient Of Alkylate.
But iso-octane had never been produced in
quantity.
DOOlittle acts
Working with Shell scientists, Jimmy helped
pioneer Shells first large-scale Alkylation
plant.
This opened the way to Shells commercial
production of l00-octane aviation gasoline.
Evening star., 1961-05-23
Super Shells nine ingredients

In all, there are three special anti-knock in
gradients in today's Super Shell. You've read
about the first one, Alkylate.
Read now what the other two contribute
and how all of Super Shells ingredients help
your car deliver top performance.
H is new, improved TCP' for restored
power, added mileage and longer plug-life.
#3 is anti-knOck mix for extra resistance to
knock. 1t helps control combustion, so that
pistons get firm, even push rather than a
hard knock.
#4 is "cat.cracked" gasoline for power with
purr. It's the superoctane result Of 900
degree heat and catalytic action.
IFS is Butane for quick starts. 1t is so anxious
to get going, Shell stores it under pressure
400 feet below ground.
#6 is Pentane mix for fast warm-ups. 1t is
made by tearing petroleum apart, much as
you split kindling.
IT is an anti-icer to help check cold-weather
stalling. 1t is added whenever the tempera-
ture is likely to be less than IS degrees.
#s is gum preventive to help keep carbure-
tors and automatic chokes from clogging.
*Ttademark for Shells Hmique gasoline ad
Evening star., 1961-05-23

One of the nine ingredients Super Shell straight from aviation
Aate Read how Jimmy Doot helped Shell develop this
extraordinary Ingredient how Aate helped Shell take 1OOocane
gasoline out of laboratory and put into the Skies
You'll also learn why A blended into tody Super Shell for
top performance.
Evening star., 1961-05-23

The new fuel made giant airliners possible.
And it helped make today's high compression
automobile engine possible, too.
How high-speed knock can hurt
car engines
Although your car travels much slower than
an airPlane, its engine often turns faster than
the engines of DC-7.
Long trips at sustained highway speeds put
heavy heat load on your engine. This can
cause high-speed knock-resulting in engine
roughness, power loss and even damaged en-
CINE parts-unless your gasoline is up to the
job And Super SHELF is
Evening star., 1961-05-23

vouR ENGINE may run smoothly at low
1 speeds but knock when you put your
foot down at highway speeds. This is called
"high-speed knock" 1t has been problem
for years.
Today's Super Shell goes longway toward
solving it, with remarkable ingredient called
Alkylate.
What DOOlittIe knew
The high-speed knock problem cropped up
for the first time in the early 1905, when the
earliest really powerful aircraft engines were
being developed
Jimmy Doolittle, then Shells Aviation
Evening star., 1961-05-23

~ is Platformate for extra mileage. Shell
uses eight million dollars worth of platinum
catalyst to make this superenergy ingredient
Evening star., 1961-05-23

Shell reveals how Jimmy Doolittles pioneering
fight for finer aviation gasoline helps
today's Super Shell give your car top performance
Evening star., 1961-02-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
BRIARCI,IFF

6hlAk6CL1Er
White center hail Colonial: choice
location. Beautifully decorated,
excellent condition. Liv. Tm. with
French doors TO large. screened
porch with easy access to profee-
sionally landaeaped garden. Nod
emit. sEP Eit with ereastast 1.n, sfss ssSrs Gsn.
2 baths plus finished doTmitoHy
room. Large recreation room, pam
Sled IN picked pine with ffrepl;, ;,
built-in 2-ear garage. Eves.S eau
Mrs. Mckinney, IA. 2-246l.
W. c. q A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Ge0ltors EM. 2-A4OA
Evening star., 1961-02-04

HYATTsVILLE. nF, 81. Jerome'S-
Lge. l-b.r. Colonial, neW cond.; gar
Terms. ERWIN RLTY. WA. 7-0334
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, detaehed
home; lse. lot. bSmt.: vacant.
SSny; TO evsryshinE. SSoS dn.
Evening star., 1961-02-04
FARMS
FLORIDA PROPERTY

DAYTONA BEACH AREA - last
time for local advert. IA -bedrm.
furnished home on waterfront,
excel. neighborhood, flowers, fruit.
schruhs, palm trees, riparian
rights; S11,950 to settle estate.
Move in now. DU. 5-7564.
LGE. LOTS, some on paved streets
and new houses, easy terms or
trade. some lots $40 down and
$40 mo. ]. DANIEL KOLAR, P. O.
Box 202, Orange City, Florida.
LOTS lS)-Buy o beautifully dee
veloped waterfront Florida home.
site on Charlotte Harbor water
way. Punta Gorda, nr. Fort Meyer.
You name terms. Priced right
Call OIL. 6-4109 or JU S-2335.
MIAMI BEACH, SUNNY ISLES
AREA-Beautiful home: heat. all
utilities: . bedrooms, 2 baths.
patio; beach privileges; $3.50
month, or will rent room and
bath, $50 week. Hobart 2.6406.
MULTIPLE UNIT LOT in new COM
munity Of Lehigh Acres. Discount
price. easy terms. OWNER, VIII.
R-l5R4
Evening star., 1961-02-04

CHEvERLY AREA-Brick cspe Cod
In Al condition with fireplace,
separate din. room, equipped kit,
Z bedrms., baths, side porch;
ground.level bsmt. exit. Beautiful
lot with patio and off.street
parking. Walk to schools, bus and
shopping. No down payment for
vet. and only $500 down FHA.
Gr NO MONEY DOWN, and approx
$50 mo. for q 5-room home with
full bsmt. Terrific location near
everything. Only $l0.75O with
moderate down. Assume 4ME,
loan at S67 mo. payments.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER, with car.
port, 3 bedrms., wall oven and
surface range, plastered walls,
natural wood trim, full bsmt.,
roughed-in bath (lot 9Oxl8O)
$l6.160' FHA or conventional
terms.
IRIVERDALE, walk to ct. Bernards,
DuS and shopping. Clean 2-bedrm.
bungalow with separate din. rm.,
large porch, bsmt., fenced lot with
off-street parking and backs up "a
elementary school: only $4,000
Assume balance due, pay $40 mo
total with moderate down.
We thank you for reading our ad
OPEN 0 10 Q TO SERVE YOU
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774.
Evening star., 1961-02-04
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
BETHESDA
CHOICE LOCATION

1858; center hall, large living
room, dining room, den. powder
room and family-si1e Kitchen: 4
bedrooms, 2 baths. Ind floor: rec.
rm 9th hedrm. and bath In out
oi-ground basement; excellent lot.
LARGE So LOAN: Owner leaving
cipilf cs H. Mnrin Ma NRHsdts6e SssSe; s1.: sa.:
and Wk. ends, OF. z-6S2O' BOSS
= PHELPS. INC. Realtor.
9ETHEsDA-h-aers wooded lot,
new contemporary rambler;
bedrms., 8 baths, ground-leVel
rec; rm.. same rm.s double ear.
BETHEspH REALTY OIL. 4-141s
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE = 4.
bedrm., 3h-bath true white VIII
iiamsburg Colonial with slats
roof, large liv. rm. with firepl.,
sep. DIN: rm:, kit. W/eating space.
den, finished rec. rm., fun hsmt.
and powder rm. situated in es-
tabli:hed neiEhborhood on foomy.
tree-stadded lot. walking distance
public and parochial schools. ex-
cellent shoppinG: house needs
some redec. Priced for quick sale
KENWoOD AREA = colonializsd
split-level with 25-ft. cathedral
ceiling liV. rm., formal din. rm.
with French doors to porch, fam.
ily-sized kit, 3 tWin-Sized bed.
rms, Q baths. large finished day
hght rec. Sni. and powder Hm.
and bsmt., carport: situated On
roomy tree-studded lot, dead.end
street. excellent schools, fast d. G.
tfanSp.; shopping. priced In low
30s: house In immaculate eond.
WIN: D. LUCAS CO. OIL. 6-SS0s tin .
BETHEsDA-4.bedTm., 2.bath bfk,
Cape Cod; ccnv. NH. Beautiful
level yard with trees, fireplace
and fencing. FHA financing avail
able, S17.600. KORZENDORFER,
REALTOR, OIL. 4.S111 I'll q.
BETHESDA-Brk. rambler: 9 bed
rms. 2 bath, ly. rm., din. rm..
nrepl;; screened porch: fenced
lot: close-in NH and naval hos.
pital; S26,750. GEO. W. ROB-
ERT6ON, Realtor. OF. 2-2123.
BETHESDA, PARKWOOD = Coy
ork. rambler. combination llv.-
din. rm., firepl.. pine paneied rec.
Tm., bar. table space in kit: large
lot: S19.950. GEO. W. ROBERT
Son, HeAltof. OIL. 2-2123
Evening star., 1961-02-04
HOUSES FOR SALE--Mn.

R0CKvHLg-S-bedrm. rambler:
lgs. ht.: fenced. los: close 70
ASSUME LARdE 1h% LOAN
TAKoMA REALTY
A0Ue1 TRADERs 70. 6.1972
Evening star., 1961-02-04
BETHESDA
4701 Locust Hill Court


4701 Locust Hill Court
Charming custom-built brick ram
bier situated on nearly h-acre OF
beautifully handicapped grounds,
Comfortable living with privacy
plus, spacious floor plan for enter
tanning are assured: 3 bedrooms.
room. and large above-ground rec
reation room opening 10 garden
are among the features Of this
fine residence, The discriminating
tion. will delight In this unusual
residence. OIL. 6-1679.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
STOEVER-HAWLEY CO.
REALToRs OIL. 6-7321
BETHESDA-Brk, rambler: 8 bed
rms, liv. rm., din. rm., firepl.. at
S9, sESetiye nS rss rn rm close orHnna e srensI;
Realt0f OIL. 2-2123.
Evening star., 1961-02-04
HOUSES WAITED TO RENT

EUROPEAN DIPLOMAT, wishes
rent house nearby Nd. Lge. reeep-
tion, 4 bedrms., fin. rec. rTn., and
maids rm. essential. Phone AID.
2-4402, Ext. 4, after 8 Am.
Monday.
Evening star., 1961-02-04
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR ACTION In the sale Of you
RIEcfpisartEE;s tEE;srsasHnl ssn q E.Ir Ei.nSSTazE nSSTazEFFs1
Evening star., 1961-02-04
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
o117 Tennvsnn ST NV

Z11 TennySon 81. NV.
Oeliehtful split level, bordeTina
Rock Greek Park. This spacious
home, In Immaculate condition.
features center entrance foyer
with unusual Cathedral ceiling
3 bedrooms, ga baths, .paneled IL
brary opening onto patio and gar
den, recreation room and 4th bed
room on lower level; 2.car ,.ss: Garasse;
such as central air conditioning.
intercom system, wAll-to-Wall
carpeting throughout. Excellent
financing available. OIL. 6-50S5.
Evening star., 1961-02-04
NEW BLDG.
1900 WIS. AVE.

LARGE SPACE USERS: finished 70
your requirements. 1st-floor stores.
Svez @ $500 10000 3d. So IT, m.Tnsi.Ss nsE ssor ssD
thesda'S most luxurious bldg: ele.
v0torS. air cond., infinite flexibil-
ity; plumbing, electric, telephone
and TV lines throughout. Private
parking. Occupancy from Feb. ID.
Evening star., 1961-02-04

ROCKVILLE : S20,96o.. s;bedrm
eond:; extra lge. lot. o. 3
Bo0LEY, Po. 2.61B1.
Evening star., 1961-02-04

TO ALL MY new and old friends
interested in Florida homes and
investments, it's too cold, I am
going home. Write me II YOU wish
for more particulars. JOHN F.
KOLAR, p. o. Box 264, Orlando.
Florida.
Evening star., 1961-02-04
STOEvER-HAWLEY CO

REALTORS OIL. e-7s2l
CHEVY CHASE-Attfactive center
hall Colonial: Ice. liv. rnl.. din.
rm. bright kit. breakfast nook.
3 bedrms., 2Ia baths: finished 3rd.
H.; rec. rm., pch., gar. Fine loca-
tion: vacant: upper eos. BILL
1NGSLEY REALTY CO., I'M. 2
2326. eyes,, EM. 3.174O.
Evening star., 1961-02-04
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABOVE /. AVERAGE . SEED brick
rambler. located on big corner lot !;
4 bedrms., 2l-ft. liy. rm., family
size din. rm., 3 fireplaces, tele-
vision rm.; put q bowling alley In
the long, full basement,
MAKE AN OFFER"
EHEE STATE PROPERTIRa
Evening star., 1961-02-04

CHHLUM-New brick split-ievei;
4 bedrms., 2 baths, Westin9house
an.elec. kit, fin. fam. rm. w/bar
and firepl.: lge. lot overlooking
park; close to schools. Price
S25,750. For quick sale and im-
mediate occupancy. Owner leaV.
Ing town. HA. 2-1325.
COLD.WEATHER SPECIAL
GLASS MANOR: walk TO schools
and shopping: 3-bedrm. brk.; full
bsmt.: FLA approved, $l2,25O;
S4O0 down, 500 month pays an.
-, CONSOLIDATED REALTY
RE. 5-722S 10. $4,000
COLLEGE PARK-Newly decor, g.
bedrm. det. home. Din. rm., rec.
rm.. det garage: large lot. BERG
MAN REALTY CO., JU. 0.2352;
COLLEGE PARK (SunnysideJ-3-
bedrm. Split-level;. lge. living room
dining area with sliding glass
doors leading to rec. rm., also
rumpus room leading to back
fenced lot; garage: corner lot;
$4,000. WE. 6.6323.
COLLEGE Park PROPER-AT-
TRAC. WHITE BRICK COLONIAL;
bedTn1S., sun rn., den, rec. rm. |:
lge: lot; $4,000. OWNER, AP.
Evening star., 1961-02-04
UEN I:SU-5:S(
COMPARE
ONLY 8 LEFT

A Sartins SSSsf cSNsTRucTioN iscsF; oSti''nss. U.s.
hardwood floors, ceramic tile
bath: TYPE, rambler with full
bsmt. and exit: FACILITIES,
bedrmS., sep. din. rm.. large kit,
huge hv. Im., 3 fireplaces: PRICE,
only S17.S6O., and best terms. like
rent. LOCATION, CAMP SPRINGS
out Branch ave. TO Allentown
I'd. APPROX. 2 miles, right 10 open
sign at Vernon DR..
Moore & Moore, Realtors
RE $4,000 RE. $4,000
0XON HILL; $500 dn.-3-bedFoom
rambler; rad. ht.; peh.: fenced I'd
eoUTHLAWN RLTY. 10. 1882
PALMER PARK-3-bedrm, rambler;
fenced lot; vacant; S1o6 down
OWNER. 10 6.2l31.
Ray PARK-4-bedrm. brick Cap
Cod: ga baths. rec: rm. dininl
2-ssOO WA. 7-82l7. CARL AL.
BERT HEIDER, ReAltor.
Smyrna times., 1961-07-27
Purple Heart
Day Observance
Set for Monday

Governor Ebert N. CarveI
this week called attention to
the observance on Monday, Au-
gust z, of Purple Heart Day,
and urged Delawareans to "join
in recognizing the contributions
made by those who have shed
their blood in defense of this
Nation and the ideals upon
which it was founded"
In a statement issued at Do
yer, the chief executive traced
the history of the Purple Heart
decoration, pointing out that it
was established by General
George Washington in an order
issued at Newburgh, N. Y, on
August 7, 1882.
Governor Carvel also noted
that award of the Purple Heart
Medal, which he described as
lone of the most beautiful and
meaningful decorations bestow-
ed by this or any other coun-
try" was revived in 1882 in
honor of General Washington,
and since then has been award
ed only to those members of
the Armed Forces who were
wounded during military or ma
val combat against an armed
enemy of the United States.
Purple Heart Day is sponsor
ed by the Military Order of the
Purple Heart, comprised of re-
cipients of this decoration.
Smyrna times., 1961-07-27

A number of widows age 62
or older are now getting retire
ment benefits based on their
own work under social security.
Because of the change in the
law increasing widows bene-
fits, it is possible that some of
these widows now getting mon
thly retirement benefits of less
than $l00 based on their own
work will be able to qualify
for higher amounts by applying
for the widows benefits payable
on their husbands accounts.
A widow now collecting her
Smyrna times., 1961-07-27

new amendments to the social
security law.
The benefits payable to wild
ows age 81 or over will be rails
ed about 10 percent. Widows
eligible for the increased pay
ments do not need to get in
touch with their social security
offices. The increase will be
added automatically to the
checks they will receive early
in September.
Congress called this increase
"one of the most needed chang
es in the social security pro-
Smyrna times., 1961-07-27

some aged parents of deceased
workers are also due automatic
10 percent increases with the
social security checks payable
to them in early September.
However an increase in a par
ent's benefit check will be made
in those cases where only one
parent is receiving benefits
based on the deceased sons or
daughters work under social
security. Where more than one
dependent parent receives a
parents benefit, there will be
no increase.
Smyrna times., 1961-07-27

gram" Aged widows not only
get lower benefits than do re-
tired workers, but they also
have less income from other
sources than retired workers
have.
The average benefit being
paid to an aged widow early
this year was $3.50 a month.
The yearly income for half the
women receiving widows bene-
fits, not counting their social
security benefits, was less than
$270 a year.
Aged dependent widowerS and