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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16

ming for the United States
Senate, Mr.. Small said.
Mr.. Small again called on the
Governor for a d bate, al
though acknowledging the
chances are nil.
Democrats Raped
On the local level Prince
Georges Republicans dashed Out
at their Democratic opponents
charging them with being two
faced and demagogues.
Most of the G.. o. P. salvos
were aimed at insurgent Dem
ocrats who waged a bitter
primary fight to wrest a ma
jority of seats from the en-
trenched organization. These
same Democrats now call them
selves "a happy combination
of experience and new blood
Republicans said.
Harold j. Rogers, candidate
for States attorney, charged
that since the primary the in
Surgents have been down on
their knees wooing" organiza-
ton Democrats. The old guard
lost a majority of seats to in
surgentS.
"This is as dishonest and
immoral as anything I've ever
SEEM" Mr.. Rogers declared.
Richard v. Waldron, the Re
publican State Senate hopeful,
charged the Dem ocrats are
split among themselves. He not
ed once central committeeman,
Robert P. Smith, has publicly
declared he cannot supper
three incumbent county COM
missioner candidates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16
SAME-DAY MAIL SERVICE
INAUGURATED IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE P).-Batmore became the first
major city in the East yesterday to have special
same-day mail service for its downtown area.
Assistant Postmaster General Richard j. Murphy
native Baltimorean, initiated the in ceremonies
outside Baltimore's main post office.
The service has the alphabetical name of
"ABCD"-acceerated Business collection and delivery
Although there 1894 businesses in the area John
@. Public his wife also may drop letters into the
207 mail boxes marked with special ABCD sign.
Mr. Murphy said Baltimore was chosen for the
inaugural service because of the size of it's postal
operation - serving about is million people and
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Quick-Profit Lond Deal
Charged to Democrats
BY JAMES b. ROWLAND
Star staff Writer

Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Frank Small jr last
night charged he uncovered another instance in which
Maryland Democrats used influence with the incumbent
administration to profit in land deal
Speaking Prince Georges County g. o. p candidates
dinner Mr. Small charged Baltimore political boss and
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some of his. associates" bought
some Al acres for about $1,000
an acre in January, 1858.
Two years later more than
10 acres was sold to the State
for $11,350 an acre, a profit of
about 125 per cent, for a new
Department of Motor Vehicles
office, Mr.. Small added.
The Republican candidate
charged that apparently word
leaked out about the deal" be-
cause the Baltimore political
boss sold out his share in Feb
ruary, 1860, the same day the
land was recorded as sold to
the State,
Repeatedly KOvens
Mr.. Small declined to iden-
tify the Baltimorean after his
speech to 285 persons attend
ing the fund raising dinner at
the University of Maryland.
But Larry Hogan, his publicity
agent, said later the person was
Irwin KovenS.
Mr.. Kovens, vice president OF
the Baltimore Park Board and
an ally of City Council Presi-
dent Philip H. Goodman, said
later he sold his interest when
he learned the State was con-
sidering the property.
He said he did not profit
from the land sale. All nego-
tiations were made during the
term of Republican Gov. Theo-
dore R. McKeldin and the
transaction had nothing to do
with the Tawes administration,
he added.
The site fof the DMV build
ing on Route 2 near Glen
Burnie was picked up by a spe-
cial study committee appointed
by Gov. McKeldin, Mr.. KovenS
added.
In his speech, Mr.. Small said
he is working ION some more
deals and they'll be brought to
light before the election"
1.-THE extent of the back
room, under-the-table wheeling
and dealing is staggering" Mr..
Small declared.
Cites Assateague
Mr.. Small charged the DMV
land sale smacked of the same
costly favoritism he said sprang
up in the recent State purchase
of acreage on Assateague Island.
In this instance, he said, some
of the land was obtaine d
through condemnation but that
two parcels were bong hit
through negotiations at a mgn-
er per acreage rate.
Higher prices were paid be-
cause one owner had been rep
resented by law partner of Gov.
Tawes campaign manager, and
another had legal advice from
Representative Brewster, DEM
ocrat of Maryland now run
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16
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Evening star., 1962-10-08

out. Frost with fluffy FROST
ing.
Make the engine by placing
A half a cake on the top of a
whole cake. Use a chocolate
Evening star., 1962-10-08

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1962-10-08
WHY GROW OLD?
Flu Shots Being Urged
For All Beyond Age As

when lightning strikes, and
before, if l can.
Be that as it may, today I
am writing about the many
preventative measures we
can use to guard health and
good looks. AS we grow older
some things will happen to
us, willy nilly, no matter
what we do. Joints may be-
come sitter, muscles less
elastic and some wrinkles
and droops will occur sooner
or later. What l like to strive
for is later because later
gives us more time and more
youth,
These Help
The regular use Of a lub-
ricating cream will greatly
delay the appearance Of
lines. Good nutrition and
exercise prolong the youth
full part of life and add zest
to daily living. Fine physical
condition frees the spirit
from the straightjacket Of
chronic fatigue.
Actually the message I am
bringing you today is from
the United States Depart
ment Of Health, Education
and Welfare. 1t comes from
the office Of the Secretary,
Special Staff on aging.
This communication warns
older people of the danger Of
influenza. State Commissions
and all groups interested in
the welfare of older persons
are urged to cooperate in
trying to get them to protect
themselves against predicted
outbreaks of influenza.
Right Now
Older people are especial
ly vulnerable to this illness.
They are urged to have these
shots now. Later on, when
the flu flourishes, may be too
late, since it takes a while to
build up immunity. Now is
the time: Everybody IS or
mora should have them snd
informed opinion suggests
that we would be wise to
take them from as on.
Or. Donald P. Kent, spe-
ciai Assistant to the Secre-
tary Of Health. Education
anG Welfare, and director Of
the Departments Specia /
Staff on aging, described the
immunization as lone of the
few disease preventive meas
ures available to the elderly
and one which could save
thousands from premature
invalldlsm or DEATH"
Evening star., 1962-10-08
How Women Can Lose z to Z lbs.
OF BIOating Water Weight That
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New Medical Discovery Tested Hundreds Nurses Themselves
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Before During An Entirely New Medically Proven Formula

Medical science has now dis
covered why many women
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periods than during them.
Several days before a wom-
ans period, her system may
store up an abnormal amount
of water from 2 to 7 lbs. This
causes body tissue to swell,
resulting in a sudden gain in
weight and abdominal puff
ness. Many women suffer from
soreness of breasts, headache,
nervous tension, irritability,
fits of depression, and dizzy
spells.
After doctors discovered this
cause Of women's suffering,
science was able to develop
astonishing medical help with
q new tablet called Trendars.
Evening star., 1962-10-08

My daughter, a high school
student, wants to make some
extra money by doing odd
jobs on the weekend, but she
doesn't have any idea what
she could do.
She is very much interested
in cooking and loves to put
ter around in the kitchen.
Some Of the things she makes
are very tasty, I might add.
Another of her interests is
animals. She has always been
a Florence Nightingale to any
stray cats. dogs or birds that
were in need Of care or food.
What do you readers sug-
gest?
Evening star., 1962-10-08
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

from the remaining cakes
with gumdrop windows. / COW
cred a large board with alumni,
mum soil and used licorice for
trscks. Arrange your cakes on
the tracks and use red and
white peppermints for wheels.
I tinted coconut green, and
used it for grass.
Good luckl
Evening star., 1962-10-08
Falls Church
Club States
Runmoqe Sale

Members of the Senior
Falls Church Woman's Club,
will hold a rummage sale
Monday, October Is from 10
am. to 9 pm, and Tuesday
October 16 from 10 am. to
6 pm. at Washington House.
Members will be at the club
house before the sale to re-
ceive donations.
Featured will be clothing.
millinery, flower arrange
ments. appliances. books,
wool for rug making. jewelry,
luggage and household mis-
cellany.
Mrs. william Fraley and
Mrs. Paul Nicholson have
samples OF Christmas cards
for sale, now on display at
Washington House Mondays
from 10:3o am. to 2 pm.
These projects have re-
placed the clubs cancelled
annual antique show in order
to meet the obligations set
up in the years budget.
Evening star., 1962-10-08

Trendar helps prevent the
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Aspirin and similar pain re-
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Taken in time, you may spare
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of the distressing symptoms
Get Trendar Tablets
Evening star., 1962-10-08
Troin Cake
To s. ]. D.. Vienna

To S. j. D., Vienna
Mrs. A. L. w., Falls Church
Having made a train cake
for my young sons birthday,
I think l may be able to help
you. All the cars on the train
made were round through;
because 1 baked them in the
small frozen orange juice
cans.
After greasing the cans
we'll, fill only half full with
batter and bake for Is to 20
minutes in a 375 degree oven.
Cool slightly and loosen with
a narrow spatula and turn
Evening star., 1962-10-08
Earn Some Pin Money
D. +. K, Washington

About a year ago, girl wrote to RICH and
asked how she could earn some extra cash with
out having to take on baby sitting jobs
AS recall, there were couple OF replies 10
this question which made great sense, but / can't
for the life of me remember what they were.
Evening star., 1962-10-08
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
RAHiAtAr A. Tribune SYNDICATE

Every person has a right to
his own approach to life, his
or her own philosophy and
viewpoint. I like to jump
Evening star., 1962-10-08
WEE WOMEN

What do you mean -
'surprise'l"
kiss for a smokestack and a
gum drop for a window for
the engineer.
Make the passenger cars
Evening star., 1962-10-08
Here's How

Reoders' cIeorins House IS con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os o public service eGehon9s
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Ster connot accept phone coils per-
toinins TO this column. All letters
must beor the writer's full name and
address. No advertising IS printed.
Evening star., 1962-09-23


to I'M planning is as
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Apprentice Report

Local employers hired 1879
apprentices in the month Of
August, according to the D. C.
Apprenticeship Council, %
more than in the previous rec
ord month Of June. Currently
2,419 are serving apprentice
ships in the District. So far
this month, 5,S78 have received
certificates Of completion of
apprenticeship.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
GIRLS

Continued From Page Al
for catchy ideas. Their only at
tempt at jazzing UP the other
wise dignified titles Of their
campaign literature is a fairly
weird use Of the hyphen as O
decorative technique. The prize
in this category goes without
any question to HOW TO
H OLD A CAM =
P-A-I-G-N Day FOR
D-E-M-O-C-R-A-T-I-C W-O-
MEN IN YOUR CON-
G-R-E-S-S-I-O-N-A-L DIS
T-R-I-C-T-C-O-U-N-T-Y
Once past the staccato head
line, the Demos ideas are often
fascinating.
TRY this for the Halloween
season." says one leaflet. put
a real pumpkin in your win
dow. Have a lighted pumpkin
in the window Of every Demo-
cratic home. Tell your friends
to do the same. You can deco
rate your pumpkins in many
ways to call attention to your
candidate"
To show that they're no
slouches in the battle Of wits,
the Democrats urge an about
effort when 1t comes to the
wording of campaign buttons
and bows. you can let your
imagination run wild on this
one. Dream up some real
catchy slogans like He's our
beau"
Good taste in clothes and
carbohydrates can be a deci-
sive factor, Republicans are
told: While your most intelli-
gent voters may vote on issues,
you can expect to get some
votes on your choice of ties or
pies" (What, besides issues,
the most intelligent voters may
vote on-shoes? crullers?-the
booklet doesn't say.)
Above all, the Republican
Dagwood Bumsteads are told, a
good candidate is a good hus-
band.
who is the most important
woman on your campaign
team?" the booklet asks, and
before some old-fashioned clod
replies, with hand over heart,
MY mother!" the pamphlet
answers its own question:
Your wife, Of course"
Evening star., 1962-09-23
PLANNING

Continued From Page Al
acre housing subdivision pro-
posed for the Olney area
Water and sewage lines tt
serve the upper areas Of the
Rock Creek watershed.
The Damascus area.
The staff also said the SAM
tary Commissions plans for 9
sewage treatment plant along
the Potomac River should be
changed to a location in
Charles County.
George B. Allen, chief of re-
search and development for
the Planning Commission, said
the issue over sewers almost
boils down to whether we are
going to have comprehensive
planning or not"
Copies Available
Copies Of the General Plan
will be available to the public
after october 1.
The Plan calls for a freeway
along the general alignment
Of the controversial Wisconsin
avenue corridor, together with
rail transit.
Other main express bus and
transit lines are predicted for
Route 95, the John Hanson
highway, and the Southeast
Expressway, substantially as
recommended by the 1859
Transportation Plan.
Arthur K. Stellhorn, Park
and Plan ming Commission
planning director, predicted
the transit development pro-
gram to be released in Novem-
Der by the National Capital
Transportation Agency would
be in substantial agreement
with the general plan.
This would mean the inner
loop planned for the District
still would be constructed, in
spite Of earlier indications and
hints by Transportation Agen-
cy officials that parts Of the
Inner Loop are not needed.
Population Surge
The general plan predicts
a huge surge in population for
the two counties.
Montgomery County is ex-
pected to leap from 341 900 in
1860 to $4,000 in 1000. Prince
George will grow from the 1860
population Of $4,000 to IL
million in 1000.
This is the most important
plan ever presented by the Park
and Planning Commission"
Jesse F. Nicholson, secretary
treasurer Of the group. said.
Seek Implementation
But a plan is only as good
as the legal tools to implement
it," he said. A brochure with
recommendations to the Mary
land Legislature for key amend
ments to planning laws or new
legislation accompanied the
general plan. The key requests
were for:
Requiring a two-thirds ma
Evening star., 1962-09-23

tration is one the State Depart
ment could do without.
He is expected to make an
other bid for increased arms
aid from the United States
thereby placing Washington in
a triangular dilemma.
In the past few months PAX
istan's new foreign minister
Mohammed Ali, a former pop
ular and strongly anti-Com-
munist ambassador in Wash
ington, has been talking about
developing good neighborly''
relations with Communist
China.
The Next Step
American officials suspect,
although they are not likely to
mention it to President Ayub,
that the foreign minister's re-
marks are intended to put some
urgency into Pakistan's plea for,
more arms.
The next logical step for
Pakistan, If it cannot get the
arms and things it thinks it
needs, might be to make a
deal with Peiping. This would
mean withdrawing from SEATO
and CENTO, the two anti
Communist alliances on the
southern rim of Asia.
A PakiStani withdrawal would
create a gap in free world
defenses.
The geography of Pakistan,
Evening star., 1962-09-23
PLANNING
40-Yeor Curb Asked
On Suburban SprowI

jority Of County Council be-
fore a planning commission
plan could be changed. Now q
simple council majority may
change coming or other impor-
tant parts Of a plan.
Expand the regional district
to include all of PRINCE George
County.
Make the park Jurisdiction
area the same as the planning
Jurisdiction.
Amend the law so the Park
and Planning Commission can
purchase scenic easements and
other partial right to land.
Pass legislation to give
Prince George County urban
renewal authority, and to
make the Park and Planning
Commission the official plan
ming authority for all urban
renewal projects in both coun-
ties.
Enact state legislation to
leave areas annexed by towns
under control of the Park and
Planning Commission. (Pres-
ent laws allow towns to an
mex areas and then zone for
the areas, which bypasses the
Park and Planning Commits
sion.)
o t h er recommendations
would give both County govern
ing boards the right to desig-
nate limited access sewers.
which could cross areas pre-
served for farmland and open
space. Developers would be for
hidden to tap into the sewers.
The plan also recommends
giving the Prince George
County Commissioners the same
veto power over sewer develop
that Montgomery County
now has.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

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Evening star., 1962-09-23
Children Infected

CHICAGO.-Young children
In healthy families are fire.
quently infected with large
numbers Of flu, pneumonia and
streptococcus germs without
falling Ill, doctors have learned
from a recent study.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Kennedy-Ayub Talks
May Put U. S. on Spot
THE SUNDAY STAR
Woshinston, D. C., September Is, 1867
BY EARL H. VOSS
Star staff Writer

Pakistan President Mohammad Ayub Khan has second
round Of talks in IA months President Kennedy tomorrow
and the State Department nothing trouble ahead
The welcome will be cordial for Ayub who sees
Mr. Kennedy in Newport before coming evening
Mr. Ayub made hit with Washington Congress particular
on his last visit.
But the dilemma is expected to present the admins
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Miracle Knife
Cuts Frozen
Foods

At last the Miracle all-pur-
pose American made double
edge lone a saw-edge) stainless
steel knife u" long that zips
through frozen food packages,
wrapper and all. Cuts frozen
meats, baked goods, etc. No
more wasteful thawing. Cut
off what you need, put the
rest back in the freezer.