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Milford chronicle., 1963-09-06


With the passing of Labor
Day, everyone seems busy with
the effort Of getting children
ready for college or school.
Beach pleasures are only
memory as the fall begins with
the opening Of all schools and
colleges. One will be seeing
new faces in the arrival Of out
of-town teachers who will be-
gin instruction Of pupils this
week. One Of the first to arrive
was Miss Ana H. SantiSteban
Of VuncoS, Puerto Rica, who
IS the Spanish instructor in the
High School. Miss Santisteban
spent the summer visiting her
relatives in Spain, as we'll as
taking a trip to France and
italy. Another one is Miss
Betsy Winstead Of Nashville,
N. c., graduate Of East
Carolina College with a degree
in French and Science. She
will teach French in the High
School. There are number
more whom the public in
general will be meeting and
becoming better acquainted
as the school year progresses.
#%&
Cadet William J. Mayhem
returned to the U. S. Military
Academy at West Point last
week and had been made
platoon leader, taking part in
the organization parade the be-
ginning Of the week. Cadet
Mayhew is a senior at the
Academy. Present for the
parade were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Mayhew, Miss Susan
Mayhew, Miss Norma Lee
Hopkins and Matthew Dill.
#&&
The Delaware Society Of the
Sons OF the American Reyolu-
tion will have its annual Con-
stitution Day dinner on Satur-
day, September IA, at the Re
hoboth Beach Country Club, at
seven O'Clock. Senator John J.
williams will be the speaker Of
the evening. Members Of the
Delaware Chapters Of the
Daughters Of the American
Revolution are being invited to
attend.
The graduating class Of the
Milford Memorial Hospital
held its exercises on the
spacious lawn Of the hospital
on Friday, an innovation that
everyone enjoyed and one that
could we'll be repeated next
year. At three O'Clock the six
graduates marched to a plat
form on the lawn, accompanied
by the dignitaries Of the hos
pital, Governor Carvel and as
sociates in the hospital. The
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NO DIN. VA bedrms., = baths
gar, delightful lot with excep.
tional patio. In most cow, loo
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TEMPLE HILLS AREA
2 NEW BRK. RAMBLERs

These homes have q most attrac-
tive setting. One on corner lot,
truly delightful, with 9 rms, III
baths. very modern kitchen. hot
water heat, attic fan. pull-down
stairway, airy sunlight bsmt. with
plumbing for another bath. or
street parking. city water and
sewer. S22,5OO.
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ANDREWS SPECIAL-VA no money
down, low settlement. Approx, S75
mo. pays all. 5-rm. bungalow, lge.
beautiful lot, S11,250. Call RE.
~TiHTHr ~-AT ruxy
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MANCHESTER ESTATES

S65,O00
II you are looking for q house
in this price range, this is q
must, This is completely Gus
tom built home in the most elite
secion in Pr. Geo. Co.. phone
now for details on tax advant-
ages, trading your present prop
erty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

CORAL HTLLs-2 bedrms,, liv. rm,
S with, f .rdnY S dp ,s r% D6 Gt .V:
fen, lot, cow to schools, churches
and trans, $3.50 dn. Call 10. g.
47gS for appt.
DEER PARK HEIGHTS = Excep'
tional 3-bedrm, semidet. wlbeautl'
full rec, rm. and many other ex'
tras. Convenient TO shoppinl
center and Andrews. FILA. Gl NJ
down payment. Terms available
Call today TO inspect this out.
standing property. Ewes. CY
7-Sg5S.
w. Calvin Crawford Co.
RE. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

ANDREWS AREA, 1905 Cool Ridge
rd.-3 lge. bedrms.. sep. din. rm.,
bright kit, inclosed porch, garage,
on large lot. Reduced for quick
sale. S1S,95O. Open Sun. 1885,
$500.
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GOLOB

REALTY co. RE 6.llbh
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS = S2l,50O,
Select 3-bedrm. rambler or
4-bedrm. bi-level, both have
III baths and rec. rma assume
large FILA loan or refinanoe. $500
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. 6-b4OC
HILLCREsT HGTs.-Newly dec. 3
bedrm. all brick duplex. S14,b00
FILA Apr. OWNER. 10. 7-1ls4.
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS
2b0s GATHER ST
OPEN SUNDAY 2-6
s sIS , TsmP Pi,eh.b Nv S% .drmsi ir. al;
bath, Wv. earpeting. fun hsmt
VALUE AT $4,000. PAUL p
STONE. tn. 2-liO5. RA. 3-9233.
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$18,75O

3 bedrm. brk. rambler, sep. din.
rm., firepls.,- full bssnt., fenced
| lot, no dn. CT or minimum en-.
FILA, ewes. RE. 6-256I.
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HuLCREST HTS bedrms.. IL
baths,semidetached. Finished rec
rm. level Anchor fenced lot. Lge
42es loan can be assumed. OF Gl
financing with no down payment
On busline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

Immac. 2 bedrm. brk. rambler with
large kit. and beautiful rec. rm.,
good starter or retirement home,
FILA minimum On. or no On. Gil.
Ewes. HI. 9-5503.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

Do you have a large family AND
need 4 bedrms., don't fail TO see
this all-brick Cape Cod in excel
location Just off Kenilworth ave
Liv. rm. with firepl., full bsmt.
extra-lge. yard with shade trees
Call TO inspect. FLA. OF or cow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14
ACTION fIlceu Low aus
E-Z Terms

HAdAN REALTY. INC. UN. 1853
BUNGALOW
Just right for q couple starting
out Is this 3-bedrm. home. located
in ideal area. Monthly payments
less than rent. FLA appraised,
$4,000. Better see this one quick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

A good starter home in q growing
neighborhood. Your children won't
rounding this brick and masonry
semi Colonial home. 4 bedrms., 2
baths, easy to heat. inexpensive
to own.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

DISTRICT HEIGHTS ANDREWS
CENSUS area, open 1870 to z
1901 Foster Of. Move in before
s schools open hi, Lots ,. Of space Sne
FHA $500 down or al or con.
ventionel. Directions: out Gate
way blvd. to Mason st, and left
TO open house. Ewes. RE. 6-79S2
w. Calvin Crawford Co.
DE 6-0Inn
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VESTA REAL ESTATE

ANDREWS AREA-All- brick, 8 bed
rms sep; dun :, sm siec AK KIT i I5e
on approx. / acre. Sls,750. Small
down payment. RYAN CO., RE-
ALTORS, RE. 6-9166.
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ANDREWS AREA - Immediate &C.
cupancy, AS BEDRMS., plus lge.
rec. rm. and util. rm.. baths
and finest kit Fenced yard with
100000, or will CT or conven-
tional.
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ALGERIA
ALGERIA
Two Desert Outposts
Reported Recoptured
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were involved came from Col.
Thomas McClung, chief of the
United States military assist
ance group in Morocco, who
said: I'VE haven't moved any
body"
The State Department in
Washington also firmly denied
any involvement.
Three bases Of the United
States Strategic Air Command
are in Western Morocco at
Benguerir. Nouasseur and Sidi
Slimane-all far removed from
the combat zone. All three are
to be turned back to Morocco
by the end Of 1868. United
States combat planes have al
ready been transferred else
where.
The fighting occurred in an
area 800 miles across the Atlas
Mountains from Marrakech,
Morocco, where Mrs. John F.
Kennedy is vacationing as the
guest of King Hassan II.
United States Ambassador
John H. Ferguson said it would
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Irish Prime Minister
Welcomed by Kennedy

President Kennedy extended
"a hundred thousand vel
comes to Irish Prime Minister
Sean F. LemaSs at the White
House today.
The President told his Irish
guest that it was "a great day
for the Americans" TO welcome
him to Washington.
Mr.. Lemass, responding to
the Presidents welcome in a
colorful ceremony on the White
House south lawn. said. This
is a very proud day for me" "
After the White House welcom-
ing ceremony, the President
and the Prime Minister, riding
in an open car, led q parade
through downtown Washington
to the Presidents temporary
guest house at 1743 Twenty
second street NV.
Recalls Presidents Visit
Mrs. Lemass and Mrs.
Stephen Smith, the Presidents
sister acting as his hostess
while Mrs. Kennedy is abroad.
rode in a second car.
Mr.. Kennedy told the Prime
Minister that during his few
days visit to the United States
he would see more Irishmen-
at least men and women of
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Data Sought
In Sighting Of
RedTruwIers
BY the Associated Press


Mariners in the Florida area
have been asked to report to
the Coast Guard any sightings
Of Russian trawlers near or in
United States waters. it was
learned today.
The notice was sent to all
ship operators in the 7th Coast
Guard district, which includes
most of Florida, and parts of
South Carolina, Georgia and
the San Juan puerto Rico)
area.
The trawlers frequently travel
close to the Eastern Florida
shore-passing fairly close to
Cape Canaveral - and their
usual route takes them within
one to two miles Of United
States soil at the tip Of Florida.
The Russians say the traw-
lers are fishing vessels. Many
Of them are loaded with radar
and other electronic equip
ment.
The Coast Guard has a pol
icy Of keeping under surveil-
lance any Russian trawler that
comes near the Southern At
lantic coastline. This is done
usually or electronically and
both ships and planes are used.
Many ship operators have
reported any suspicious actiH-
ties Of trawlers, but the Coast
Guard has never before made
a formal request for such re-
ports.
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Common Market
Backs A-Reseurch

BRUSSELS, Belgium, Oct. is
(AP).-Despite French objec-
tons, the European Common
Market today approved a $94
million program for nuclear
research.
The 81 vote for the 1854
Euratom budget was regarded
by observers as further evi-
dence of the deep dividiorr in
the Common Market dating
back to French President de
Gaulle's veto Of British mem
bership last January.
A council official said the
French delegate waged a four
hour attack on the nuclear
budget at the meeting of the
European Ministerial Council
the six-member Common Mar
ket's ruling body. ~ S..
Euratom is the name for the
six nations joint program for
peaceful uses Of atomic energy.
The other participants are
West Germany, Italy, Belgium,
the Netherlands and Luxem-
lbourg. - &
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InsuIin-Like
Protein Made
SyntheticuIIy


NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Re-
searchers have made an in
suin-like compound completely
by synthetic means, the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh has an
nounced.
Insulin of the kind used to
control diabetes is a natural
product usually extracted from
the pancreas of hogs and cattle,
The advance reported from
Pittsburgh is claimed to be a
major step toward the devel-
opment of a synthetic insulin
Such a process the university
said would make it possible to
manufacture an insulin more
effective than the natural ex-
tract and one that would not
have some of the undesirable
effects Of the glandular prod
uct.
The university also said that,
from a scientific viewpoint,
manufacture Of the new COM
pound would mark the first
complete synthesis Of a pro-
TEN.
Proteins are the building
materials of all living matter
They compose not only the
structural material of all hv-
ing cells, plant or animal, but
also the many hormones, en-
zymes and other chemicals
necessary for life.
Heretofore. scientists have
been able to make proteins In
the laboratory only partially
by synthetic means.
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BALTCH
BALTCH
Spy Couples Trial
To Sturt Nov. 4

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Cuban Bay Of Pigs prisoner re-
lease, was not involved in the
Egorov deal. an American off,
cial said he did try to obtain
Mr.. Makinen's freedom during
the Abel talks.
The Russians refused to
release Makinen at that time
but limited, The Star was told,
that they might be willing to
discuss it later on. At that
time, an official recalled, the
United States held no spy
suspects of interest to the
Russians.
1t appears that the Russians
may actually have held MAXI
men since his arrest in 1861 for
Just such a future deal.
The Egorovs and the couple
using the name of Baltch we're
arrested in twin raids by the
FBI on the night Of July 2,
this year. The Egorovs we're
seized at their apartment in
Queens, N. Y. and the Baltches
were picked up at the Wood
bine Apartments, 1889 Twenty
seventh street NV.
The FBI charged at the time
that the couple had stolen the
identities of two American
citizens to cover their espio-
mage activities. To this day. the
FBI says it does not know who
the man and woman really are
or from what country they
come. The Baltches themselves
have maintained silence, ex-
cept to deny the espionage
charge. 49,.
The man had assumed the
identity of a 30-year-old Cath
Ollie priest Of Lithuanian ex-
traction who is assigned to a
parish in Amsterdam, N. Y.
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Dillon Drops Plea for Cut
In Capital Gains Levy

the Senate committee to knock
out Of the bill House-passed
provisions for reducing tax
rates on capital gains.
When assets such as stocks
are held more than six months
before they are sold. any profit
gained upon sale now is taxed
at half the ordinary rate, to q
maximum rate of IS per cent.
The House bill would con-
tinue to apply these rates to
assets held between six months
and two years, and for some
kinds Of assets held longer
than two years before sale.
But for most kinds Of assets
held more than two years be-
fore sale, the House bill would
tax any profits at only 40 per
cent Of the ordinary rate. to q
maximum rate of 81 per cent.
Cites Related Proposal
This is q variation Of Presi-
dent Kennedy's original pro-
posal for reduced rates on
capital gains. and Mr.. Dillon
indicated it would have been
satisfactory If the House had
approved a related proposal.
The related proposal would
have taxed accrued or paper"
gains on capital assets be-
queathed to heirs.
Under existing law. q man
may buy stocks for $4,000 and
they may rise in value to
$500 by the time he dies and
bequeathes them to his son. II
the son later sells the stocks
for $40, 900, he is taxed only on
the $4,000 gain accrued during
his ownership.
The administration insists
that taxes also must be paid al
some point on the $4,000 gain
accrued while the stocks were
owned by the father. But the
House Ways and Means Com
mittee was unable to agree on
a formula to meet this objec-
tive.
without some such provi-
sions, Mr.. Dillon said today
there is no justification fol
cutting rates on capital gains
To save time and controversy
he suggested postponement Of
the whole matter until the re-
lated questions can be solved In
combination.
Calculation Of Revenues
Although the House provi-
sion would reduce capital gains
rates, the Treasury calculates II
would increase Federal rev.
enues by $2l0 million in fiscal
1865 and by $50 million in fis-
cal 1865.
The theory is that the lower
rates would encourage sales Of
capital assets and so increase
taxable gains. Over the long
run. however. the Treasury fig
'ures reduced rates would de.
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DURHAM
New System Asked
On insanity Cases

tee Chairman Bible, Democrat
of Nevada.
IF a man were so grossly
psychotic as to require inten-
sive care. it would not matter
what degree murder he had
committed" DR.. Cameron said.
The hospital administrator
asked the Senator to be more
"preoccupied" with what to do
with the man than with label
ing his criminal act.
The fact that he committed
first, second, or third degree
murder contributes little to
answering the question of what
to do with him." DR.. Cameron
went on.
He reminded the committee
that many convicts were so
mentally i'll when they reached
prison that the Federal Bureau
Of Prisons has had to build
hospitals for their care.
Senator Bible questioned
whether the Cameron recon-
mendation was constitutional
He asked if a defendant, judged
insane by some panel. would
be deprived of his right to be
judged by a jury Of his peers
without an amendment to the
Constitution.
81 have no real opinion as
to whether a change in the
Constitution would be neces-
sary." DR.. Cameron said. HI
cited attempts to convert th'
criminal insanity procedures Il
his suggested system in SOM
States, however. It is common
practice in a few European
countries, including the Meth.
erlands, he said.
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Archbishop Does Duty

NICOSIA, Oct. Is (AP).-
Archbishop Makarios. the pres
ident Of Cyprus, laid aside his
state duties recently to baptize
six babies, one the 21st child
of a Greek Cypriot couple. OF
the rest, one was the 18th
child, one the 14th one the
18th and two the 18th children
of couples.
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Star staff Photos

The woman had stolen the
identity Of a Norwalk Comm
housewife, Mrs. Joy Ann Gar
Der Seskin. 80. Neither Of the
bona fide Americans had any
idea their identities were being
used by the Soviet spy ap-
paratus.
The bogus Baltches came
to Washington some time
after going through q mar
rage ceremony in New York
in 1859. The man became
an instructor in French at
George Washington University
and the woman was a beau
tician here.
Material Seized
The indictment charges that
FBI men saw the spurious
Mr.. Baltch collect a package
from a known Russian agent
at Woodside, Long Island, on
June is and take 1t to WASH
ington where he Joined his
wife. When agents raided the
Baltches' apartment they car
ried out four large cartons Of
material understood to be es-
pionage equipment.
Two unanswered questions
remain:
/. Who are the couple pos
ing as the Baltches?
2. Why did the Russians
decide to reject them and per-
nit them to stand trial next
month for the capital crime
Of which they are accused?
One official was asked if the
Russians might not have won
dered whether the Baltches
who the FBI says were caught
red-handed, might not decide
to tell all in view Of the rejec-
ton. 49,.
Thus far. they have KEPT
their silence.
Counsel Appointed
Edward Brodsky, former
United States prosecutor ir
Manhattan, has been appointed
by the court to represent then
because they have said they
could not afford the expense
themselves.
The prosecutors at Brooklyn
Federal Court will be United
States Attorney Joseph Hoey
Of New York, assisted by Pau
C. Vincent, q Justice Depart.
ment attorney.
The Government says thu
defense already has been fur
nished with q list of all Gov
eminent witnesses to be called
and that the trial may taxi
three weeks.
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not curtail the American First
Lady's visit, which is expected
to last until tomorrow or
Thursday. . -
COunterattack Reported
Informed sources in Rabat,
Morocco. said the Algerians
counterattacked last night with
strong reinforcements, sup
ported by observation planes.
These sources said fighting
C continued this afternoon
around the two outposts and
in a rather large surrounding
area.
The government dominated
press and radio of Algeria
seemed to be making an effort
to whip up popular enthu-
siasm for the undeclared war.
The radio claimed volunteers
were lining UP outside army
barracks throughout Algeria to
demand weapons with which
to go and fight the Moroccans.
In Algiers, however, the at
mosphere was calm and a quick
check Of the capitals military
barracks disclosed no sign Of
crowds Of volunteers.
Ben Bella to Speak
President Ahmed Ben Bella
ANNOUNCED he planned to ad-
dress a mass rally tonight on
the forum, a square in front Of
the government building.
The Algerians asserted that
bitter fighting continue d
throughout yesterday, but Mo-
roccan authorities in Rabat
maintained all fighting ended
after their troops occupied the
two outpostS early in the day.
The Moroccans said there were
no casualties.
The Algerians told Of a tank
onslaught and strafing and
bombing from Moroccan planes
They did not mention any cas-
ualties.
Foreign Minister Abdelaziz
Bouteflika of Algeria told a
news conference late yesterday
Algerian forces were poised to
launch a counterattack to
drive out the invaders.
But the order to attack would
not be given, Mr.. Bouteflika
said, until all efforts to reach
negotiated settlement have
failed.
The Algerian cabinet held an
eight-hour emergency meeting
with President Ben Bella
and demanded the urgent
intervention of the Adds Ababa
Organization for African Unity.
Mr.. Ben Bella also sent two
emiSsaries to King Hassan to
make a new plea for negotia-
tons.
Tunisian President Habih
Bourguiba proposed a meeting
between the Moroccan and Al
gerian foreign ministers. posi-
bly, followed by a meeting OF
Mr.. Ben Bella and King HaSsan
next month during the celebra-
tons that will mark Frances
evacuation Of It's Bizerte naval
base in Tunisia.
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Amateurs Festival

BRUSSELS, Oct. Is (AP) -
A new kind Of international
film festival, one for amateur
movies, is under way in Huy,
Belgium, with more than 80
countries represented.
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not curtail the American First
Lady's visit, which is expected
to last until tomorrow or
Thursday. -., g. e.
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juries to evaluate testimony
supporting the insanity defense.
and redefines mental disease
or defect"
This was the key phrase of
the 1854 Durham rule exone-
rating defendants sufferin g
from such mental disease or
defect" if their crime was its
product"
Defendants successfully used
the defense Of insanity in
steadily increasing numbers
after the Durham decision. But
since the Mcdonald ruling, in
sanity acquittals have dropped
IS per cent.
Differentiation Made
To DR.. Cameron. however
prepetuation of the present sys-
TEN would force jurors to con-
slider simultaneously two dis
tinct and essentially unrelated
questions:
First, did the defendant COM
NIT the crime? And second, has
the defendant an abnormal
mental condition excusing him
from blame?
DR.. Cameron insisted the first
question was one of fact. the
answer to which medical ex-
perts were not qualified to help
give. The second question was
a medical and a moral one. hi
said, but it almost always il
answered in moral terms. again
comingling unrelated issues.
How would you decide If
man committed first. second o.
third degree murder, undel
your SYSTEM" asked Commit