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The Republican., 1962-06-14
THURSDAY, THE Dist DAY
OF JUNE. 1862
Beginning at 1890 sharp (DST)
LIVE STOCK

LiV Z . YIN
Seven milk Cows Gucrnsey
and 6 milking Shorthorns. Cows
all milking Two to freshen in Au.
gust. Seven head good Calves,
Steers and Heifcrs: head stock
Cows. Shorthorns This herd is ac-
credited One coming 3.yr.-old
Hereford Bull
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Farmall C-Tractor, 1850 model;
corn Cultivators to fit tractor. Lit
tie Genius l2-in 2-bottom tractor
PloW: Mccormick As hay Baler,
good shape: BlackhaWk 4-bar side
hay Rake. on rubber; 7-ft lnterna-
tional trailer Mower, on steel: 2
row John Deere corn Planter, In
ternational corn Binder, 300-gal
gas Tank. pr. bob Sleds, corn Shell
cr, 3 55-gal gas Drums, hand feed
Chopper. 7-ft binder. International.
3-scction tractor Harrow. horse
WcCder
Rubber tire Wagon with flat.
International manure Spreadcr, on
rubber. Wise, , grease Guns, Letz
burr 10-in. Chopper, Soft sin.
Belt. wood Saw lot Forks, Sledges.
Shovels. Picks. some Chains. some
COW Chains. Sncth and Scythe, 4
can milk Cooler, 8 8-gal. milk Cans.
? milk Buckets. some Lumber, so
locust Posts, eft. Mossberg single
barrel l6-gaugc Shotgun, 3 Shot.
HAY. STRAW AND OATS
i
200 bales Straw. approx 250 bu.
Oats. around $50 bu Corn.
Many articles not mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash
PAUL VI. ENOS, Owner
Route /. Addison, Pa.
Phone Confluence 1892
Ira Mahaffey. Auctioneer
Terra Alta, w. Va. phone 1921
DIV 1S-Ot
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WANTED ~ Sales clerk Eng
lander's Pharmacy. ADV. l6-lt
WANTED - HOusekeepcr, for
three in family. and help tend gar
den. Call Gil 5-2443. ADV. l6-3tf
WANTED - Girl or woman.
General houscwork, care of three
children and semi-invalid All
modern convcniences, travel cX-
pcnses paid to Vermont Call DE
A-48l0 6 10 9 p. m. ADV. 1927
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WANTED TO BUY-Clean May
apple roots, green, SC per lb., dry,
18c per lb. Also ginseng, green or
dry. market price J. w. Holman
Friendsville, phone SH 6-2501. -
Adv 16-2t
GIRL WANTED for summer en-
ployment in store at Deep Creek
Lake. Must be at least high school
graduate and have own transporta-
ton. Phone DE 4-3132 for an ap-
pointment, week days 8 to 5. -
Adv. 6-tf
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FOR SALE-1955 Ford station
wagon, 9-passenger Call DE A.
2918. Lawrence J. Sines, r l, Oak
land ADV. 15-2t
FOR SALE-Scven acres good
stand of clover and alfalfa hay.
Alvin Breuninger, phone DE 4
1878. ADV. 15-2ta
FOR SALE-1953 Pontiac equip
ped with three new tires. new seat
covers and floor mats. Priced to
sell. Phone DE 4-4705. ADV 16-
9t
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FOR SALE - Three bedroom
house in Rosedale. route Z. Phone
DE 4-3520 ADV. l4-tf
FOR SALE-7'x7' tent with grill
and cot. good condition, $1,000.
Call DE 4-3706 ADV. 15-3t
FOR SALE-Apartment size pro-
pane gas range, good condition.
$500. r. f. Wagner, Box "A, Me
Henry. ADV. 15-5t"
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FOR SALE - Five-room house.
completely insulated with base
ment. located on Cherry Greek
road, McHenry Would make fine
winter cabin Can be seen any time
Inquire Robert Edgar, phone DE
4-4432 ADV. 16-tf
FOR SALE-54-in. cabinet sink,
Montgomery Ward white enamel
cook stove, good condition; inside
doors. Burnside heating stoves
lavatories, upright deep freeze j.
w Holman. Friendsville, call SH
62501 ADV. 1927
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FOR SALE-Pony chariot Phone
Aurora 2238 Roy Flint. ADV Ia
81"
FOR SALE-1956 Packard. excel
lent condition. Phone SiI 6-2695.
ADV. l3-tf ..,
FOR SALE--Hay and grain ele-
vator. reasonable, Phone DE 44757.
ADV. l5-tf
FOR SALE - Allis Chalmers
baler, good condition. Call VA g.
1854 ADV l6-3t"
CUBED ICE in plastic bags for
sale at Carroll's Mt Top Tire and
Sport Shop. ADV l5-3t
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ANTIQUES-Ci Close out appoint
ment only. HIllcrcst 6-276l.-AdV
12-l6t"
FOR SALE-Thayer play pen,
same as new. Sl200 Phone DE A.
1850. ADV, 16-lt4
FOR SALE-TWo riding saddles
and brides. spurs. set buggy hai-
ness. Jacob Parker, Luke. ADV.
l6-3t4
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FOR SALE - Farm 80 acres,
7-room house with bath, barn 40x60,
good water. Edward Helbig, Deer
Park, Md, phone DE 4-3419 or DE
4-4332. ADV. 13-tf
FOR SALE-Ficke's corrugated
cement stave silos, Silo-Matic silo
unloaders and Scru-Feedr, Bulk
O-Matic feed bins. Phone VA g.
1853. ADV. Soft
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FOR SALE-King pigeons, Sl.O0
each. Garry Pelton. l8l Fourth St,
Oakland, phone DE 4-4639. ADV.
left
FOR SALE-1954 Deluxe Chrys-
Ter New Yorker. Leslie H. Rode
HEAVIER. PO. Box Is. Deer Park,
Md. ADV. 15-tf
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WANTED-Two or three elderly
people to care for in my home.
See Mrs. Joe Gregory, Gormania,
w. Va, or phone DE 4-3720. -
Adv. Stiff
WANTED-Radial arm saw, must
be cheap as l only have little
use for one. Write price. name and
shape of saw to Box 157, Mt. Lake
Park. Md. ADV. l6-tf
LADIES to operate jewelry
business. Excellent pay. Other
benefits. Car necessary. Contact
Betty J. Gnagey, Rt. l, Box 246,
Meyersdale. Pa. ADV. 11-6t#
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Siloo. Phone DE 4
3672-Adv. 2-tf.
FOR SALE-Oil drums. Storey's
Landing, McHenry, Md. ADV. l2-
If
FOR SALE - Used 21-in tele-
vision. Phone DE 4-3457. ADV. 16
If
FOR SALE-Extra nice '53 Ford
e ton pickup, S595.00 cash. ADV.
16-lt
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PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm. will sell
all my personal property at said
farm located miles southwest of
Addison, Pa, on route south SO and
5500l. on
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WANTED .....

WANTED-Good oats and corn.
Bring sample Grange Supply Cen
ter. Adv 48-tf
WANTED - Someone to make
hay on the share. Paul Walla, Deer
Park. ADV. 15-3t
IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT
for nurses aids Call DE 4-2319 or
DE 4-3289. ADV loft
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FOR SALE-37 acres ground
along Mason road, located between
Routes so and 219. Good running
water. Best producing farm in
area. Grover Lee, Route 2, Oak
land.-Adv. 14-3t#
FOR SALE-68-acre farm, good
7-room house, electric, bathroom,
furnace. l mile from Route so.
School and mail route Plenty of
good spring water Alden P. Wilt,
Eglon. w. Va. ADV 16-4t|
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FOR SALE-Clary adding ma
chine. $4,000. SWcene's Boat Co.,
Inc. McIIenry, phone DE 4-4OOO.
ADV loft
FOR SALE-Twelvc young Hol-
stein COWS. fresh: a purebred An
gus bulls Roy Whitehair, Terra
Alta ADV. bat
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Classified Advertising
MISCELLANEOUS .

FUN for young and old-Oakland
Volunteer Firemen'S Carnival. June
1928 Adv l3-4t
WE THREAD PIPE, day or
night Bring it to BroWning's, Inc,
Third St, Oakland, Md. ADV. l2-
IF
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FOR SALE

Forty-five foot Anderson Mo-
bile Home, completely equip
ped with the finest custom
made furniture. Situated on
three lots surrounded by a pick
ct fence IN Mt. Lake Park. Pri-
Vate driveway. All utilities. Lots
nicely Iandscaped. Terms can
be arranged. Nav be seen by
appointment. Write Box 1893,
Mt. Lake Park, Maryland.
The Republican., 1962-06-14

FOR SALE-Cathedral Inn, Au-
rors, w. Va, Route so. Nineteen
rooms, fully furnished and
equipped. Sacrifice price. Frank
kimmell, Aurora, w. Va. Phone
2201.
The Republican., 1962-06-14

LADIES' There is earning op-
portunity for you representing
Avon Cosmetics and toiletries in
your community. Opening in
Swallow Falls. Write Avon Man
ager, 8Q7 Cecil St. Cumberland.
Give phone number ifMhave. one.
ADV loft
The Republican., 1962-06-14

EXPERIENCED high school boy
will do lawn. garden or farm work
Call 334-9l27. ADV ll-tf.
The Republican., 1962-06-14

FOR SALE - Broom frame
house Attractive location along
Yough river. Phone Market 8-1226
or write Mrs A. f. Dewitt, sos f.
Murphy ave, Connellsville, Pa. -
Adv. l3-tf
FOR SALE-New screen house,
octagon shape, 50 it. in circum-
ference. Consists of sections
with piano type hinges. Aluminium
frame, fabric roof, nylon screen.
Reasonably priced Call DE 4-3109
after 5 p. m ADV lift
The Republican., 1962-06-14

FOR SALE-14-ft runabout boat
William Simmonds, residence, Puz-
zley Run and Route 40 ADV. 13
5t#
FOR SALE-American No 3
surfacer. Plains 8X24 AL shape.
Earle Glotfelty, McHenry. Adv.
46-tf
FOR SALE-Several fine used
washing machines, priced to sell.
West Maryland Power Co.-Adv.
15-tf.
FOR SALE-Worverlne shoes by
special order. Two weeks delivery.
Brownings Hardware, Oakland. =
Adv. 38-tf
FOR SALE - lift Chris-Craft
inboard. overhauled motor with
trailer. 1895 90 Call DE 1922. -
Adv 15-tf
fOH SALE-tour HolsteIn heif-
ers due to freshen next month.
Contact Markell Maust, Accident,
phone VA 6-8383. ADV. 15-3t
FOR SALE-Outboard motor for
boat, 10 hip. Firestone. Gasoline
tank goes with it. Phone DE 4-2644
between and p. m. ADV. 13-tf
FOR SALE-Four milking cows,
l Holstein springer heifer, l sec
ond calf Jersey COW j Edw Hell
big, phone DE 4-3419. ADV 13-tf
The Republican., 1962-06-14

FOR SALE-Four lots, 5-room
house. on Rt I, The Pines. Write
Mrs. Randall Friend "a Liberty
St, Oakland. Md ADV. 15-3t#
FOR SALE-1952 Chevrolet A.
door sedan, standard shift, good
tires. good shape, radio. heater.
Phone DE 4-3055 ADV. 9-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Late model mobile
home, 50x1O, 2 bedrooms, front
kitchen, completely furnished, like
new. Call DE 4-2659 ADV. 14-tf
FOR SALE - APO John Deere
tractor, Vermeer hay conditioner.
Will trade for live stock Gerald
Glotfelty, McHenry, phone DE a
2095. ADV 12-tf
FOR SALE-Arkansas Traveller
12' aluminium boat, priced for quick
sale. j. A Rodeheaver, Mt Lake
Park, 7/10 mile from Loeb Lynn,
Route 560.-Adv 15-3t#
The Republican., 1962-06-14

FOR SALE OR RENT-New six
room ranch type house, full base
ment with garage, on an acre of
land Route so, at Junction "a, Au-
rOra, w Va-Adv. 15-2t*
FOR SALE-1959 5O'x10' Elcona
mobile home. Two bedrooms, large
9l2'x16' living room, front kitchen,
new natural gas furnace, excellent
condition. Will sacrifice Contact
Alan LOwdermilk, Rt. 3, Box 46,
Fairmont, w. Va. phone Fairmont
363-8665. ADV. 13-4t
FOR SALE-Ladies, order your
summer bonnet now, handsomely
made of new material, pink or blue
washable Send money order for
$500 with name and address. We
deliver on money back guarantee.
Lucy Rohrer, Route l, Box 63-A
Deer Park, Md.-Adv 15-1t@
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FOR SALE--9-room house in
Friendsville. Call Leroy Robinson,
SI G-274l. ADV. l4-3t"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Strong muscles
less bOCkOChe

problem. Our studies with normal people
showed that their back muscles were
more than three times as strong as their
abdominal muscles. But the back muscles
Of group of patients with low back pain
and some degree of instability were
considerably less than three times as
strong as their abdominal muscles. This
group was given exercises particularly
designed to strengthen the weaker alb
dominal and back muscles, and the
strength ratio increased to nearly nor
NAL. The low back pain was relieved in
all but two Of the patients.
What can you do to prevent the
onset of backache? Here, based on our
present understanding Of the problem,
are few pointers:
Sit Straight. Favor your back by sitting
up straight in straight-backed chair.
A soft, deep chair, or seats that incline
backward, like automobile or theater
seats, increases strain on muscles Of the
low back.
This can be prevented by placing
small pillow in the hollow of the back
right at the belt line. When no pillow is
available, as in a theater, try using
lady's purse with its usual contents.
Sleep Straight 1t is vitality important
that the spine be kept straight while you
are sleeping. A firm mattress and good
bedsprings are important. If you have
back problem, bedboard inserted be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

tween mattress and springs often helps.
Lift Carefully: To pick up something
never bend over completely; instead,
bend the knees and lean forward from
the hips. Lifting heavy objects, and
especially trying to raise an obstinate
window, may cause severe strain. To
avoid. it, when lifting stand on one
leg only.
B0ck0cIBe and bedbO0rds
If, despite these precautions, you
are afflicted with pain in your back,
what is the best way to relieve it? For
the usual case, treatment advised by
many physicians is, first, bedrest on a
firm mattress with bedboard under it for
AZ hours. Heat from an electric pad or
hot-water bottle may help.
Then, after the pain has subsidized,
exercises to strengthen weak muscles
must be started. The simplest exercises
for this purpose are variations of the
common sit-up with the knees fexed, as
described in the box on this page. Pain
that continues or is made worse by mild
exercise will need further investigation
by your physician.
If everyone, especially men and
women over the age of 30, would get
mild regular exercise-c alisthenics,
swimming, bicycling, bowling, tennis or
even brisk walking-those anguished
complaints of an aching back would
start fading out. -TRH HND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Concerned
about the
high cost Of
behind-tlle-ear
hearing aids?
ZENITH DISCUSSES COST
...TELLS HOW NEW TROPHY
COSTS $1OO LESS THAN
YOU'D EXPECT TO PAY

While it is generally true, the
smaller the hearing aid, the higher
the cost /. this need not always
be the case. Zenith'S tiny new
Trophy, for example, combines
excellent "behind-the-ear" per-
Torrance with miniature size-yet
it's priced $4,000 less than you'd
expect to pay for Zenith quality.
And it's all-new, toO-not merely a
warmed over" version produced
to meet come-on price.
= Unless a hearing loss is of a
severe nature, today'S miniaturized
behind the ear models can meet
the needs of the majority among
the hard-of-hearing. Even the new
budget-priced Zenith Trophy has
delighted experienced hearing aid
users with its performance.
y Earlier behind the-ear hearing
aids had to be bulky, of necessity.
Component parts were larger,
which made ii necessary to design
aids of this type bigger in size.
Today. new improved minia-
turized circuitry has resulted in
feather-ight instruments designed
for inconspicuous wearing.
Zenith's slim, new Trophy for ex-
ample, weighs but a mere "a ounce
-nestles so lightly behind the ear,
you will hardly know it's there.
y Be sure you can get your
money back if any hearing aid you
buy doesn't completely satisfy you
after a fair trial. Zenith has a firm
policy of full refund within 10
days of purchase upon return of
any Zenith Hearing Aid that falls
short of expectations.
See what's new Al your Zenith
Nearing Aid Dealer today!
ksASe l;e4aA 4, tina srNmlln..s Dnmaa ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13

breakfast showing yesterday
at the Plaza was q beige
broadtail evening wrap with
shirred tiers and a sable COLI
lar. The broadtail looked like
a fabric. it was worked so
beautifully.
At the Emba Mink Breed
ers cocktail showing we saw
a number Of Seven-eighths
and three quarter length
coats m a5pFeView of Chris
tian Dior designs. 1t was q
here today gone tomorrow"
performance, since the furs
which were flown to New
York for the showing were
winging their way today to
be shown in the Forthcoming
Dior collection IN Paris.
One three-quafter coat de-
sign in Ernba toufmaline, a
natural pale beige mink coat,
was lined in mink. That's
really Fone for the fashion
books:
A number Of women we
think viii be delighted with
the news that the famous
Carnegie suit Is back again.
The well-bred. refined clothes
stay in womenas wardrobes
for years. Short jackets with,
long sleeves, widened Shout
ders With set-in sleeves. and
body conscious lines are pres
ent.
Suit skirts this season are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13
FASHION NOTEBOOK
First Lady Makes
Fall Selections
BY ELEM

broidery in self fabric on
jackets stem from Mrs. Ken
nedy'S South-of-the-border
trip.
"Sinh" Dresses
A group Of Laotian-inspir
gowns with head stoles, he
believes, are newer than Sari
gowns but resemble them
strongly. They are called
Sinh" dresses, and no pun
is intended.
Ben Zuckerman introduces
a winter dress which is a
street dress of Suiting or
coating fabric meant to be
worn from September to
Christmas in a great many
climates. Accompanied by its
own stole, or triangle of a
plain or fur bordered fabric,
it's a look to look for.
Fur bordered capes, tuxe-
do-type wrap coats lavishly
trimmed with long haired
blond furs a la Lombard, are
shown, His Set-in longer
sleeves or coats look new,
with very few round-shoul-
dered suits or coats making
the fashion grade in the coll
lection.
He shows little boy" vel
vet suit in high register col
ors long formal evening
coats in velvet sometimes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13

NEW YORK. July 49,
Oleg Cassini, designer to the
First Lady, has already
shown his fall collection to
Mrs. Kennedy and she has
made q number Of selections
from it.
He'll vacation in Capri
come the first of August,
knowing this seasons COL
lection has been received
enthusiastically by all who
have seen it. His fashion
message-"A woman has a
bustline, q waistline and hips
and a designer has to live
with these factors. lis ap-
parent throughout.
Thus. the man who first
introduced knits in high
fashion in figure emphasizing
ways brings 'em back again.
The battle of the waist has
been elinched by Cassini with
wide belts, midriff cuts and
what he terms elegant,
simple silhouettes that indi--
cate the body without show
ing it,"
Skirts are about a quarter
Of an inch longer, because
he hates to see that ugly
bone" Some Mexican-in-
spired ideas like charro en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13
New Members

Three new members were
recently initiated into the
Junior Woman's Club Of
Rockville by Mrs. Roger Hen
ming. president. They are:
Mrs. Richard Bridge, Mrs.
Richard Jones and Mrs. VIII
liam Coleman.
Mrs. John Carney is the
clubs new vice president.
Other new officers are: Mrs.
Stewart w. Dorset, recording
secretary; Mrs. James L. Col
mar, corresponding secretary:
and Mrs. Thomas z. Ridge
way, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13

trimmed with fur and
plenty of the military look
with double-breaSted brass
buttonings.
Our memory Of the Zuck-
erman group was that it had
q definite Anna Karenina
feeling to it. Czarina-flared
tunic coat shapes and all
those Russian Sable-bordered
coats helped refresh our
memory. .-e -.ss-- ..s.s,
This same mood Of opu-
lence has swept furrier Leo
Ritter off his feet, too. He
not only has an entire formal
evening costume made Of
broadtail but has fur coats
bordered with other precious
furs. According to Mr.. Ritter,
baby fisher is the precious
pelt to possess this year If
you want to be in the same
class with leopard and sable.
Another rare fur is Canadian
sea otter which he has used.
The Ritter group has a num-
Der Of fitted coat looks in it.
Fur-Iike Fabrics
In the stole department,
the triangle trimmed with
fringe or ball fringe looks
new for evening in white
mink. The spare line Of
fashion in clothes is echoed
in many Of the new fur
coats. Eye opener at his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13

walkable, with pleats, cores,
or folds helping effect the
freedom of stride. Naturally,
there was Q Carnegie blue
suit. 1t was tweed with a
double-breasted jacket COL
Jared in taupe velvet to make
the comeback of the Hattie
Carnegie group complete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13

los. Lorraine Hayes. Lois Ann
Freeman and Judith Wilson.
Selected as the campers
who have shown the most
Improvement were Jackie
Herker, Jerrie Sudderth,
Kathy Fleshman and Eliza
beth Lauer.
The second camping Ses-
sion has Just started with
48 new campers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13
Outstanding
Campers

The 1862 Christ Child
Camp. Island Greek, Calvert
County. Md. has named eight
Washington area girls as
outstanding in the first
camping period.
Chosen as outstanding
campers were: Sylvia Cebal-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13
Reception

The Conference Of State
Societies win hold a reception
for retiring officers at the
Terrace Room OF the Arling-
ton Towers. The event viii
take place from 8 to S pm.
Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13

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Evening star., 1962-05-06

confirmation Of Red Chinese
participation.
Local Patriots"
Com munist broadcasts
credited the capture Of Muong
Sing to the Pathet Lao and 10
local patriots" who were said
to have staged Q coup. The
local volunteer defense force
apparently put up little or no
defense.
The defense ministry said the
fall Of the town, site Of q
jungle hospital founded by the
late DR.. Tom Dooley, made 'the
situation more tragic and more
difficult at Nam Tha."
Other military sources said
capture might alter the tactical
situation at Nam Tha and have
q bad psychological effect on
the defenders but should not
alter the supply situation dras-
tically.
They pointed out that troop
Evening star., 1962-05-06

der. five miles north Of Muone
Sing, the Laotian government
reported. leaving the Pathet
Lao In control.
The attack was considered by
military sources particularly
fragrant, since 1t was on the
anniversary Of the 1851 cease
fire in Laos and because Red
China Is one Of the IS nations
at the Geneva Conferences
which has agreed TO q neutral
Laos under q coalition govern
ment.
The incident was taken as
significant evidence that the
pro- Communist Pathet Lao re-
ceives sanctuary and training
facilities in Red China.
The royal Lao government, in
first reporting the fall of Muone
Sing, said the attack was by
two Red Chinese and one
Pathet Lao battalions. But
until today United States mill
tary sources bsaid they had no
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Roll Executive
Says Troins Con
Ease Auto Jams

CHICAGO. May 5 CAP)-A
railroad executive said today
that trains could be q big help
in stemming conversion Of
cities into asphalt jungles Of
expreSsways and parking lots.
But he said auto snarls are q
problem for the public. not the
railroads.
One rail line carrying q peak
Of 10000 to $4,000 passengers
an hour, said James M. Symes,
chairman Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. has the potential
capacity Of 20 expressway lanes
Evening star., 1962-05-06

lof automobiles or seven ex-
presswsy lanes Of buses"
Mr.. symes, speaking ct the
annual spring meeting Of the
National Association Of Real
Estate Boards, said:
None Of us in' the transpor-
tation business has been 30
foolish as 20 propose that we
should do away with freeways
and expressways. But where
rail systems can save the pub
lie money In total costs and,
at the same time, permit proper
land use and preserve tax rate
tables. they should be used"
Railways, he said, are cheap
.er for interurban comm0ter
transportation than high-eost
expressways. and In many i'm
stances existing rail systems are
ready and available.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

Lend-Lease Administration. He
served as executive assistant to
the Special Counsel TO the
President In ls45 and played
an active role In development
of the Marshall Plan.
From 1947 to 1852 he was
international attorney for the
Civil Aeronautics Board. He
played Q leading part in draft
ing the Federal Aviation Act Of
1858 and In establishing the
agency.
Mr.. Howard is q graduate of
Yale University and its law
school,
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Howard Quits FAA
For Low Practice

Daggett n. Howard, general
counsel Of the Federal Aviation
Agency since its formation In
1858, has resigned TO enter pri-
vate practice as q member Of
the Washington law firm Of
Cox, Langford & Brown.
Mr.. Howard has been In Gov
|ernment service for almost 20
years. He was an attorney in
the State Department, Foreign
Economic Administration and
Evening star., 1962-05-06

reinforcements can still be
dropped By parachute. and that
most Of Nam Tha's supplies
were atr-dropped rather than
being flown 10 Muong sing and
carried over 20 miles Of jungle
road.