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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14

back in New York after spend
ing a long week end In New
England. During that time hi
visited the farm home of his
father, Mark Van Doren, Pulit-
ger prize winning poet neal
Cornwall, Conn.
Defends Actions
OF his disappearance while
the House investigators were
looking for him, Mr.. Rubino
said:
"He had no thought of evad-
ing anything. He just became
distressed when NBC took him
off the air summarily last
Thursday. He was disturbed
and just went off. He tele-
phoned me last (Mondayl night
and I told him that allegedly
there was a subpoena out for
him. heard it over TV."
Mr.. Harris, chairman of the
investigating House Legislative
Oversight Subcommittee,
sharply challenged the attor-
ney's statements. OF Mr.. Ru-
binoS contention that Mr.. Van
Doren did not know of the
subpoena, Mr.. Harris said:
That's begging the point"
Attorney Advised
He noted that the subcom-
mittee had sent a telegram to
Mr.. Van Doren a week ago
specifically inviting him to APP
pear for testimony. And then.
Mr.. Harris said, the subcom-
mittee advised his attorney last
Saturday that a subpoena had
been issued.
The subpoena was ordered by
the subcommittee after Mr..
Van Doren failed to acknowl-
edge the invitation for him to
See QUIZ, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14
u. S. Asks U.N. Study
OfWor|dArms Police
Plan Offered
As Parallel
To Russiu's

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y,
Oct. IA (AP). - The United
States called today for a U. N.
study on a system of inter-
national and domestic police
forces to preserve peace in the
event of total world disarma-
ment.
The new survey was pro-
posed by United States Dele
gate Henry Cabot Lodge as a
parallel to discussions of Soviet
Premier Khrushchev's total dis
armament plan laid before the
U. N. General Assembly Sep
TENDER 10.
Mr.. Lodge told the Assem-
bly's 82-nation political COM
mittee the United States would
join other members of the new
donation disarmament COM
mittee in Geneva early next
year "in giving to the Soviet
proposals the most serious
scrutiny"
In Dark on Soviet Plan
He said, however, that the
United States still does not
know what kind of inspection
and controls the Soviet Union
will accept and this is a key
to whether the Soviet plan is
acceptable.
There cannot be 100 per cent
disarmament with only 10 per
cent inspection" Mr.. Lodge de-
clared.
He urged the Soviet Union to
elaborate a detailed control plan
before the Geneva disarmament
talks begin if it wants the
Khrushchev plan to get serious
consideration.
1.-THE sounder and clearer and
more unambiguouS the accom-
panying plan for inspection ard
CONTROL" he said, "the more at
tention the proposal itself will
deserve"
u. s. Has Three Questions
Turning to the question OF
what happens after disarma-
ment, Mr.. Lodge asserted:
IF all nations lay down their
arms. there must be institutions
to preserve international peace
and security and promote the
rule of law.
1T seems to the United States
Government that there are
three questions in particular to
which detailed answers should
be sought:
81. What type of information.
al police force should be eStab-
liShed to preserve international
peace and security?
20. What principles of inter,
national law should govern the
use of such a force?
"3. What internal security
forces, in precise terms, would
be required by nations of the
world if existing ornaments
are aboliShed?"
Mr.. Lodge asked other dele
gates to give their views on
See U. n, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14
Monucuns in Paris

PARIS, Oct. IA (AP).-Presi-
dent and Nine. Charles de
Gaulle were guests of Prince
Rainier and Princess Grace to-
day at a formal luncheon at the
Monacan Legation. The ruler
OF Monaco and his wife are on
a state visit to Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14
British Cabinet Shifts
Create New Ministries
Macleod Is Named Colonial Secretary,
HuiIshum Elevated, Butler Heads Party

LONDON Oct. IA (AP).-Prime Minister Macmillan
reorganzed his cabinet today creating Ministries of
Aviation and Science and naming progressive minded lain
Macleod Colonial Secretary.
The three major cabinet ofhcals-Foregn Secretary
Sewyn LLOYD Chancellor of the Exhequer Derrick Heathcoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14
BeIVoir Soldier
Stays Wife,,
Wounds Man
Opens Fire on Two
In Purking Lot
At WOODBRIDGE

A Fort Belvoir Army SER
geant killed his estranged wife
and seriously injured her male
companion with a burst Of pis-
toll fire in the parking lot of
a Woodbridge (Va) drugstore
last night. Virginia State Po-
lice reported.
The sergeant, identified as
Carl Milton Ryan, SO, returned
to the scene 10 minutes later
and surrendered. He is charged
with murder and attempted
murder, police reported.
State Trooper Clifford Rhode
nicer said the dead woman,
Mrs. Josie Evelyn Ryan, rs,
was shot in the head and chest.
Her companion, Clinton Ed
ward Murphy, 81, of Wood
bridge, was in serious condition
at Alexandria Hospital with
wounds in the head and arm.
The trooper said the shoot
ing grew out of Sergt. Ryan's
anger because his wife had
been seeing Mr.. Murphy.
Shots End Argument
He said the sergeant drove
into the parking lot Of the
Woodbridge Drugstore about
1880 pm. and accosted his wife
and her companion. who were
standing beside the Murphy
car.
They began to argue, the
trooper said, and suddenly
Sergt. Ryan pulled out a Brit
ish-made .455-caliber Webley
pistol and fired five shots.
Then he got back in his car
and drove to a truck weighing
station on U. S. Route l about
2 miles from Woodbridge, the
trooper said. Sergt. Ryan said
he was looking for another
State trooper he knows who
usually stays at the weighing
station, Trooper Rhodenizer
said.
Sergt. Ryan said he intended
to tell his trooper friend what
he had done, but found that the
officer had been sent to the
shooting scene. He then drove
back to the parking lot and
surrendered.
Murphy Is Father of Four
Trooper Rhodenizer said Mr..
Murphy, a newspaper distribu-
tor for the Washington Post
and Times-Herald, lives with
his parents and his four chill
dren at 1873 Second street,
Woodbridge.
NeighborS said his wife died
last spring in childbirth. The
baby lived.
The Ryans have not been
living together for about a
month, the officer said. Mrs.
Ryan, originally from Sturgis,
KY, has been staying at the
Griffiths Trailer Park in Wood
bridge.
Neighbors said Mrs. Ryan had
been working part time as a.
waitress in a restaurant on
Route since she and her hus-
band parted. They have two
children, a boy, S, and a girl, 6.
Sergt. Ryan, whose home is
in Hampton Roads, Va, was
taken to the Prince William
County jail in Manassas. He
is attached to the 178th Engi-
neer Field Maintenance Co. at
Fort Belvoir.
Sergt. Ryan's unit had left
Monday for a month of train
ing at Camp A. P. Hill, near
Bowling Green, Va, and is not
due back until November S,
an Army spokesman reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14
TILE N/EATuED. Full Report
TIE WEAI TIN on Pass Az

Cloudy and cooler tonight with a chance
Of Q little rain; lowest about 40. Cloudy and
continued cool tomorrow.
Evening star., 1959-11-01
Continued from page 6

drawing up horoscopes of Hitler, Mussolini,
Churchill, Chamberlain and other promi-
nent people in the news. His horoscope of
Hitler, drawn in the year 1881, before
Hitler actually came to power, turned out,
whether by luck or skill, to be amazingly
accurate. 1t gained him respect in the
super-exclusive international astrological
circle.
Shortly before the outbreak of war, at a
dinner party in the Spanish Embassy in
London, de Wohl found himself seated next
to Lord Halifax, Britain's Secretary for
Foreign Affairs.
Tell him about Hitler's horoscope" said
his host.
Halifax was amused. eff war does break
out about the time you predict and if Hitler's
invasion of Poland is going to be as rapid
as you have just described Il may give
you job, he remarked jokingly.
The war came just three days earlier than
de Wohl had predicted and Poland was
Evening star., 1959-11-01
Secret assignment

overrun in less than month. In August,
1910, de Wohl, who had joined the British
Army and had been at Dunkirk, was ap-
preached by an employee of the War Office.
''How would you like to work on highly
secret assignment he was asked. He was
introduced to the heads of various service
departments, given the rank of captain and
a suite in the Crosvenor Hotel where his
pay was delivered in cash = the War Office
didn't want his name on the pay roster.
WhGs were they telling Hitler?
De Wohl went right to work. He knew
personally all of the FIVE astrologers who
were then advising Hitler. He had worked
for years with Hitler's Chief Astrologer,
William Kraft, and knew his formula. He
was now able to tell precisely what kind of
advice Kraft and his seers were supplying
the Fuehrer.
De Wohl's first memo to the War Office
in early September, 1910, stated that there
Evening star., 1959-11-01

Roossvslf's horoscope is that Of true humani-
tartan" say astrOI0gers. He was man of great
energy, iUho sOGs interested in the idea of poUer
His chart reveals his magnetic personality and
his ability to sscay the masses" The Moon and
Mars, sOeN apected, augur success in soGT
Evening star., 1959-11-01

chUrehhIs horoscope reveals man @hO,
like Hitler, tCGs strongly psychic and intMtiUe,
sCith brilliant mind. But at the time ,uheT
Hitler icGs being ectipsed BY Saturn, dstrOIo-
gers say, this planet Uas in the Gscenddncy
in ChurckiH's horoscope
Evening star., 1959-11-01
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-28

The commentary on DOLn net
works was admirably restrained
For CHS, it was Howard X
Smith at graveside. quietly de-
scribing the ceremonies and
identifying those present. BIy-
son Rash performed in similar
fashion for NBC in his post at
1.-THE studio.
Seten cameras in all were
employed. including the one at
Igraveside. about 80 feet or SO
from the Dulles family and the
President. Even though no
lmicrophone was permitted at
1.-THE scene when Dr. Roswell p.
Barnes spoke, out Of respect to
1.-THE wishes of Mrs. Dulles, his
words carried clearly to one
nearby.
Frank Burgholtzer assisted
Rash while Bob Pierpoint pro-
Ivided CHS viewers with an eff
Ifective description of the nom
Itelevised official funeral at the
Washington Cathedral.
Unsung heroes Of the tele-
cast are probably the Longtime
wizards Of American Telephone
and Telegraph and Chesapeake
and Potomac. who got the order
Ito set up the intricate lines at
noon, Tuesday and worked all
night to get them in prime OPP
GRAFTON order.
Directing for CHS was Jim
Sillman, at the bottom of the
hill at the gate, and Charlie
Jones, for NBC at graveside.
The closeup of the flag-folding
ritual was very close to poetry.
The crisp execution of the
quick volleys and the lovely
Taps were sights and sounds to
remember.
+ X 4
TV Reflections: Garry Moore
got Ella Fitzgerald and Mel
Tonne together for a medley
on his Tuesday night show and
then later suggested that they
should make an album together.
I'll second the motion--if
Torme sticks to arranging. i. j.
His ideas" have always been
fresh and inventive, but the
desire is greater than the vocal
equipment.
Opening line for a critics
monoIogue on TV comedy:
Nov take the standup
comics or monologists !.
Please"
Have you noticed those little
bits that Naked City inserts
so casually into it's New York
police dramas Tuesdays,
WMAL-7)? -. Lending an ex-
ira touch to the lightly handled
story of how a pair of blood
hounds found a missing mop
pet in Central Park, for exam
pie, was a small vignette by
comedian Louis Nye. (. Asked
by the desk sergeant for his
name and occupation, Nye,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-28

playing a drunk. gleefully re-
sponded. Julius Caesar, re-
tired emperor"
u i 4
CLASSROOM EXPANDS:
Educational TV continues to
make exciting news and the
bulletin from MICS Robert
Sarnof yesterday is no excep-
ton.
Commencing Sept. 20, the
dawn Continental Classroom
will expand to an hour to make
room for q two-semester col
lege-level course in modern
chemistry. 1t will be televised
in color.
Also, the current atomic age
physics course will be repeated
by TV tape and kinescopes
from s to $50. preceding the
chemistry course.
Note: The American Chemi-
cal Society win join NBC ano
the American Association Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-28

special Sunday % pm, wTOP-
% viii focuss on unemploy-
ment and its effect IN q de-
pressed area tMorgantown,
West Va). Lawrence Week
has just been "renewed'--and
get this. for FIVE years by
Dodgel "A. Welk also signed .
separate pact with ABC for the
same period. He'll have only
his Saturday night show next
season and OF this. Welk. says:
Two full hours. coupled with
long hours of rehearsals has
made a grueling year-round
schedule, and we have been
anxious to lessen this work
load"
II it's Benny Goodman YOU
like, try WPIK-radio from 1880
TO 5 on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-28

the same night her Dad
plans to surprise her mother
with an anniversary party
$3.50, WRC (4)-Ford Show:
Color. Guest Adolphe Men
jou.
11:OO, WTTG (5)-Starlight
Theater:: Mildred Pierce. .
Joan Crawford and Zach
airy Scott. Adaptation of the
James Cain novel. Story of
a woman found wandering
on a Santa Monica pier
t1945).
HIS, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
THE Long Wait" Anthony
Quinn. An amnesia victim is
falsely accused of murder.
(1954.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-28

Colleges for Teacher Education
as co-partners in the venture
Financial backing comes from
the Ford Foundation and seven
leading industries: Du Point
Bell Telephone, General Foods
I.B.M.. Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Standard Oh Of California and
United States Steel.
Meanwhile. locally, the reg
istration rolls for q live" re-
peat Of Beginning Russian or
WTOP's Classroom Nine viii BIZ
open at George Washington
University until June S. Fol
information. phone or write te
the College of General Studies
GNU, 706 Goth street NV.
Sterling 3-025O. Ext. 4a7. The
course begins Monday and will
run through Sept. III.
On The Rum. Elevation Of
James Aubrey, jr.. to executive
vice-president Of CBS-TV late
last week Immediately set ton
CUES wagging. q. The answer
to what happens to Hubbell
Robinson. over whom Aubrey
was jumped, was revealed yes
terday. He will leave CHS
in about a week to form his
own company. for which MICA
win act as sales agent. Ro-
binson will also serve as execu-
tive producer for the tremen-
douS lineup of Tuesday night
Ford specials set for next fall
on NBC. The influence OF
this slim, dynamic producer
whose top achievement, per-
haps. was the creation Of Play
house 80. should continue to be
considerable.
Howard X. Smiths news
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-28


Yaney DerrngerGone But Not Forgotten" light warn
without any serious complications Yancys luck keeps
pace with him and his silver mine comes through When
pal lets him know there's tombstone out West near
the mine with his currently engraved on it. Yancy
expects to be murdered at any minute $50 pm
WTOP-9
The Real McCoys-"The Great Woodsman" Mild episode
Cramps feels that overly friendly neghbor winning
Little LukeS affection away from him. Naturally since
he sets out to discredt his rival by showing up
an inept outdoors it's Cramps who up learning
lesson Fishermen will discover bait undoubtedly
useful for catching picked herring $3.50 pm WNdAI-7
Pat BooneExcep for bit of chatter with popular young
Ed Rookie" Byrnes the accent strong on song to-
night Connie Stevens and Edd duet to Rookie Rookie
Lend Me Your Comb (of course) the active Ja-Das do
Alabamy Bound" and Pat introduces "Twix Twelve and
Twenty along with Personality" and "Tenderly' M
WMAL-7.
Playhouse 9O-"The Rank and File" cold look at labor
leader Writer Rod Serling, helped by good cast tells
OF union leader testifyng before Senate committee
With the aid of ashbacks he shows the key steps up in
his career William Kilcoyne played by Hefn begins
the light IN the labor struggles of the 30 grows
into tough, greedy boss who has only scorn for his
union members. Dramatically, his career is pip to
watch, thanks to of Servings best scripts to date
$50 pm, WTOP-9
Jack Paar Show-Jack surrounds himself with male trio
OF adbbers: Sports Columnst Jimmy Cannon Humofist
Charles Dornan and good old Charley Weaver Even
interview spots feature the male Cartoonist Virgil
Partch and Card-Trick Expert Chan Canasta. Lone
Florence Henderson represents the dsaf side appro-
priately with I'll Take Romance" and "Ah Toujours
1880 pm, WRC-4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-28
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WTTG (5l--It's In the
Name: Local live quiz show
Milton @. Ford, host. Chal-
longing Lou Day will bt
Ruth Ann Shapiro, Maurice
D. Hoffman and Thelma C
Blackwell.
1880, WMAL (7l-Leave 1t To
Beaver: 1.-THE Cookie Fund
Beaver and his pal Larry be.
come co-chairman of a
school committee.
$3.50, WRC (4)--Too Young
to Go Steady: THE Ami.
versary Party" Pam de-
cides to give a pajama party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-28
ON THE AIR
TV at Its Finest
By q Sunny Knoll
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star ~ critic

CHS pooled their expert forces yesterday after
noon TO give mourning America opportunity the
moving impressive rites Arlington for former Secretary
of State Dulles.
1t was televson at its best doing only what this medium
can do-and does, alas SO rarely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-28
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniCHts top shotDs as preDieued By nv KEYS STAFF
who attend YeheaYS0s match screenings and analvze
scripts In Mem York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions offered guide to area ue,Ders
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-19
Southern Hi Edges
Alumni Team 74-7O

Southern Highs HighlanderS
scored an uphill IA to 70 basket
ball win over an alumni team at
Oakland Tuesday night. The tri-
umph was the 18th in Is starts for
Southern.
Thirteen players saw action for
the varsity aggregation with all but
one of them denting the scoring
column. Terry Colaw was high
man with 49, Carlson had 6, Boil
yard 8, Savage l, James 8, R. Co.
law 6, Wine 8, B. Stemple l, Stuck
4, Martin a. D. Stemple s. Duling 2.
Sanders spanked the grads with
81 points. Shirley had 7, Kelley 10,
Shaffer l. Toby Colaw 10, Deck
man l.
The alumni led at the half 40
to IS and still led 81 to Sc at the
end of the third period.
In a preliminary contest for the
benefit of the Heart Fund the
Lions club and Rotary club of
Oakland battled to a 1886 tie
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-19
To Hear Talks on
Tractor Program

Garrett and Allegany county
boys All local leaders and friends
of All interested in the All trac-
tor program will meet at din
ner in Happy Hills Farm Restau-
rant near Frostburg this evening.
To help develop the 1859 tractor
program was the purpose of the
meeting in which discussion would
center around Leaders, The Key
to a Stronger All Tractor Pro-
gram" and THE All Tractor Oper-
ators' Contest"
Trends in the Maryland All
Tractor Program" was to be the
subject of discussion by Guy W.
Gienger, Extension Agricultural
Engineer of the University Of
Maryland. Sherard Wilson, State
All Club Agent, and c. w. Hess
and L. f. Gaynor, fabrication
Engineers of the American Oil
Company, Baltimore, were other
speakers listed.
Farming today is done mostly
with the use of tractors, so Alters
are interested in how they operate
and general maintenance, accord
ing to E. Rankin Lusby, Assistant
County Agent Boys participating
in this project have the opportuni-
ty to learn about tractors from top
to bottom including fabrication,
safety, and general maintenance,
he said.
Alters put their experience and
knowledge acquired in this prof.
ect to test when they participate
in the Tractor Operators Contest
held annually at the Garrett Coun-
ty Fair.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-19
Six Births Occur

Six births occurred at the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland during the past week,
four boys and two girls
On the 18th a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Isadore John Skeweris, Cor
mania.
On the 14th a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Troy William Anvil, route /,
Aurora; a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Kent Lee, Eglon.
On the 18th a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Soldiers, Gormania; a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack W. Wen
eel, McHenry; a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Savage, Oak
land.
During the week the hospital adj
mitted 43 patients and discharged
Al. Census this morning was So
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-19
Oakland Personals

MIR. and Mrs. O. M. Smouse
and Mr.. and Mrs. X. V. Kahl,
Clarksburg, w. Va, were visiting
with relatives here on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Myrtle Durben returned to
her home last Friday after hav-
ing been a patient in the Garrett
County Memorial hospital for ten
days or more.
Mrs. A. F. Yutzy has returned
TO her home here after having
spent six weeks in Falls Church,
Va. with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Best who is ill.
Miss JoAnn Bachtel. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bachtel, of
Red House, left recently for Read
ing, Pa, where she planned to
take an aptitude test in nursing
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelley,
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Glotfelty
and daughter Nancy spent Satur-
day in Clarksburg, w. Va. where
they visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Moreland.
Ralph w. Jackson. of Oakland
was called to Terra Alta Friday
due to the death of his mother,
Mrs Edna Alma Jackson, 10
which occurred in Potomac Valley
hospital in Keyser, w. Va.
Among those attending the Pitt
West Virginia basketball game in
Pittsburgh last night were AL
Marucci, Howard Jones, Playford
Ryan, DR.. H. R. Gibson, Robert
Proudfoot, John Wolf and Emile
German.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-19
IN EMORfAM

In loving memory of my dear
husband, Clarence v Murphy, who
went to be with the Lord, Febru-
AIRY 20, 1858
More than you can ever know:
| miss you, husband dear:
AS the days and weeks come and
go,
miss you everywhere.
The Day will come-it won't be
long,
I'll meet you in That Land.
Well walk The Shining Street of
Gold,
With all Gods happy band.
Our happiness will be complete.
Wen sing Redemption's Story.
With all the Ransomed round The
Throne,
To God be all The Glory.
By his wife, Mary K Murphy
ADV. Silt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-19
Cooperative To Meet

Approximately 70 members of
Southern States Cooperative's COM
munity advisory boards, directors
of affiliated cooperatives and Co.
operative Service Agency man
ayers, from this area will attend a
meeting in Oakland on February
81. The meeting will be held at
the William-James hotel, ard will
begin at 10 a. M
Board members attending the
session will hear report on oper-
ations during the first six months
of the 1889 fiscal year.
Following lunch there will be a
general discussion period.
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