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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1962-10-10

It's too early now to plan your
trip to the Philippines SO you
can be part of these % days of
happy yuletide activities. Not
only does the winter season of
fer the best climate, but also
during this period airlines offer
lower group fares so getting
there can be cheaper, according
to Japan Air Lines.
With group fares, as with in
diVidual passengers, stopovers
in Hawaii and Japan are includ-
ed at no extra air fare; Hong
Kong, a perfect place to do your
Christmas shopping, is just a
few dollars more. Japan Air
Lines will be happy to advise
any bona fide organization on
how to plan a low cost trip.
One of the many pleasant as
poets of a stopover holiday in
Japan is that country's firm pol
icy against tipping. All en-
ployees of hotels and ryokans
(inns) are instructed to refuse
tips. The same is true for tour
conductors and guides. Restau-
rants add a small service charge
directly in the bill, so patrons
need leave nothing extra.
If you're taking an earlier Or
lent trip in October, plan to stop
off in Honolulu between Octo
Der Il and 81 for Aloha Week,
the Mardi Gras of the Pacific.
Hula competitions, street dane
es, exhibits, art shows, and ca
noe races are just part of the
fun. After the celebrations in
Honolulu, Aloha Week is OBJ
served on the islands of Hawaii,
Maui and Kaui. It's a popular
time to be in the 50th state, so
reservations should be made
now, advises jail.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1962-10-10
Speaker ViIlureuI
Hospital Potent

WASHINGTON = Cornelio
Villareal, speaker of the Philip
pines House of Representatives,
was stricken with a post-opera-
tive illness while on a trip to
Indonesia and Malaga. He was
flown to the US. and is now a
patient in Johns Hopkins Hospi-
tai in Baltimore.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1962-10-10

MR. AND MRS. DoMINADOR cEPEDA of Mo- o Valley Road.
Quezon City shown boarding Japan Air Lines JET Courier
San francisco International Airport home the
Philippines. August 81, 1862
The Cepedo travelled in Europe for months where they
attended the Lions International Convention in Nice, France
June 49, During their stay the United States they visited the
Worlds Fair Seattle. Mr. Cepedo, who buys of his
firms and ouminum windows from the SoUe Steel Co.
visited SoUe headquarters San Francisco and also National
Steel Compony Mr. Cepedo in addition TO his position with
Beta Construction is affiliated with Peoples Car Inc.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1962-10-10
Want To Spend The Merriest
|eason in the Philippines?

christmas in the Philip
bes."
What thoughts come to your
Ind at these words? Do you
4 the warm sunshine and pic
Te family and friends gathered
bund you? Do you see your
n rising at the first ROSTERS
Hw to attend Mass, joining in
kival fun, singing carols and
|ending the lovely Panunuluy-
pageant on Christmas eve?
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1962-10-10
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1962-10-10

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-06
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14

operate with st. Elizabeths
doctors trying to examine him.
/ Mr.. Freedman said Morgan's
attitude toward the doctors at
st. Elizabeths won't change.
since he feels they are part Of
the same prosecution group"
Unreasonable Delay
In view Of this, the lawyer
argued. the examination at st.
Elizabeths would merely pro-
vide unreasonable delay of a
hearing on the request for a
new trial.
But the judge held fast, add
ing that the hospital pSychia-
triStS can notify the court If
Morgan doesn't cooperate and
they are unable to make a di-
agnoSis, as was the case last
year before the trial.
Judge Jones ordered Morgan
committed to the hospital for
30 days, saying he is asking the
doctors to expedite this mat
ter" He added. however, that
the hospital may be allowed
more time for the examination
If the psychiatrists feel this is
necessary.
In the meantime. the Judge
delayed action on Morgan's mo-
ton for a new trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14
Disaster Funds
Okuyed for Beach

The Office Of Emergency
Planning has approved an al
location Of $4,000 in Federal
disaster aid for the rehabilita-
ton Of a beach area near the
city Of Norfolk, Va.
William D. Patton. director
Of the emergency planning
agency's Area 2. said the Army
Corps Of Engineers has been
authorized to begin work on
the Norfolk project immedi-
ately.
The project area Is a 1000
foot stretch Of storm-battered
beach on Chesapeake Bay, ex-
tending from Eight View street
to the Hampton Roads bridge
tunnel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14
Mental Test Ordered
Over Morgan Protest

pointed to handle the appeal
from the conviction, asked Dis
trict Court to grant Morgan
a new trial on the ground that
he was mentally incompetent
to represent himself at the first
trial last fall.
The request for the new trial
was accompanied by an affi-
davit from a pSychiatriSt -
hired by Mr.. Freedman-say-
ing Morgan was mentally Ill
during last years trial and
could not properly represent
himself.
Mr.. Altshuler today explained
to the judge that he feels it
would be helpful to the court
II pSychiatrists from st. Eliza
bethS Hospital were also to
examine Morgan.
At this point Mr.. Freedman
recalled that his client, who
had rejected an insanity de-
Tense at his first trial, had re-
fused before that trial to CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14
PRESS FARLEY ON
W AND RADIO

Live telecaStS Of today's
Presidential Press Confer
ence viii be aired at 4
o'clock by WRC-4, WTOP-9
and WMAL-7. A delayed
telecast will be presented at
l1:l0 O'Clock by WTTG-5.
Radio stations carrying
the conference live at 4
O'Clock include WMAL,
WRC. VOL and wwDC-
FIN. RebroadcaStS will be
aired at 5:35 by WQNIR.
aat Z by wTOP. at $3.50 by
WGMS and at S:45 by
WwDC-AM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14

A mental examination was
ordered yesterday for Daniel
jackson Oliver Wendell Holmes
Morgan over his attorneys pro-
test that Morgan will not CO.
operate with psychiatrists.
The examination was ordered
by District Court Judge William
B. Jones at the request of
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Oscar Altshuler.
Morgan was convicted last
year on charges that he posed
as a lawyer for 18 months
here-until shortly before his
arrest on the West Coast by
.FBI agents last summer. He re-
ceived a prison sentence of 3 to
10 years.
Although Morgan had hired
a lawyer to assist at the trial,
he represented himself during
the proceedings.
Called Incompetent
However, in April Monroe
H. Freedman, a lawyer ap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14

from the late night rivalry,
things look pretty dull on the
magic box. The Igor Stra-
whisky dance-drama tonight
(CBS-9) is probably the last
big special gasp of the season,
except for some low-budget
productions which will be seen
Thursdays at 10 pm. while
CHS reports vacations. The
only new summer replacement
that sounds attractive is the Vic
Damone half-hour show, The
Lively Ones, which Barry Shear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14

(ex-Ernie Kovacs director) Is
producing. Shear has al
ready signed Peggy Lee to guest
on one of Vic's shows and that
kind of first booking merits ap-
plause Damone will re-
place Hazel for the summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14

the first two nights this week
was almost as obvious as the
studio audiences indifference,
which was monumental.
To prove our point, it was
Henry Morgan who provided
Sahl with his liveliest half hour
Monday. For Morgan, it was
easy. AS a guest, Morgan owed
nothing to no one and could
shaft everyone in sight, includ-
ing his fellow guests. He en-
joyed himself and so did his
onlookerS.
No matter what Sahl tried
to do, meanwhile, including
such accredited routines as
reading" the New York News,
he could produce only the most
nervous of responses.
If you happen to think Sahl
deserves better-and remember,
this is Be Kind to Sweatered
SatiristS Week it should be
pointed out that his opportun-
ity will certainly come next
Monday. when he turns up, I'M
necktied and unfettered, as a
guest of host Steve Lawrence.
He would have to be at least
100 per cent funnier.
AnecdOte: Sails interview
with producer David Merrick
Tuesday, produced at least
one funny story. even If the
treatment Of the producer 10
stuffy guest) was respectful to
the point Of being ridiculous.
Merrick offered some comments
on New York's drama critics,
including the intelligence that
he planned to hire the New
York Nets basketball team to
sit In front Of them at one of
his openings this fall. Merrick's
disdain of the new drama critic
Of the New York Times-who
needs vocational guidance" he
said-is well known. The story
Of ctor-playwright Emlyn Will
hams' reaction to the critics
ecstatic review Of a play-which
everyone was certain would
f1op-isn't. Williams, Merrick
said, read the notice at the
wake at Sardi's, turned to his
aStonished co-players, and OBJ
served: Nov all we have to
fight is word-of-mouth."
An anecdote like this would
have made Paar's entire week.
Note: That NBC also appre-
ciates Henry Morgan as a guest,
rather than a host, should be
indicated by the number of
times he shows up In the for
mer capacity. The guest lineup
for Tonight, through July, fails
to include his name as host
and that could be for the best.
Here's the lineup:
Next Monday: Steve Law
renee.
June Is: Louis Nye, Pat Har-
ringt0n, jr, and Bill Dana.
(And this may account for the
unavailability for Lawrence's
week.
July 2: Hugh Downs.
July 9: Jimmy Dean.
July Is: Arlene Francis.
July %: Jack E. Leonard.
0eonard, too, is a counter
puncher, rapid-fire style.)
July 80: Merv Griffin. Zone
Of the best so far)
80
Tonight's competition, in at
least Is cities, including WASH
ington (WTOP-0 will come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14

from Steve Allen, whose new
series commences June IS.
Steve's guests for his first show
include The Limelighters, comic
Ken Greenwald, Terry Gibbs
and Steve's wife and Sister-in-
law, Jayne and Audrey Mead
Ows, respectively.
80
Summer Prospectus: Apart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14
ON THE AIR
AS q Guest, Fine
As Host, No
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Thursday, June II, 1867
ON THE AIR
By BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Critic

Late Night Reflections Mort Sahl. like Henry Morgan
makes better guest suspect than host Of such informal
vehicle the Tonight Show It's tough spot for sars
who essentially counterpuncher and listed foe of TVS
cornball conventions.
The conflict as sahl PLAYED the polite host-gues game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14
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Called IncOmpeter

However, in April Monroe
Il. Freedman, a lawyer ap-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30
Dear Cousin Harry = This is To Say j.
Antique Auto Show
Due At Civic Center

Tommy Manville's gold.plated
Rolls Royce towncar which
hauled chorus girls and wives
by the dozen; the sinister Pack.
ard cabriolet built for the actor,
the late George Raft; and even
Greta CARLOS fabulous Coupe
de vile, fashioned for her in
Paris at a time when she didn't
want to go home.
The plush show Of gasoline
buggies will be presented by
Rockville's Department of Rec
reation and is under the aus
pices of the Antique Automobile
Club of America; the Classic
Car Club of America; the Lin
coin Continental Owners Club;
the Rolls Royce Owners Club;
the Model A Ford Club; and the
old Dominion Packard Club.
Twenty.three skidOO, people,
that isn't all. The whOOping,
hOllering, cranlxing, and gen.
eral fun will go on all day
with more things happening
than you can shake a stick at.
Judging of cars for originality
and condition, as well as a band
concert, will happen at l pm.
At 3, the motor cars will zoom,
puff and pant, and exude petrol
fumes through the business Sec
ton. Back at the Civic Center,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30

Ladies and gentlemen of
Montgomery County are notified
there will arrive in the city of
Rockville, County Seat of Mont
gomery County, on Sept. 20, a
fine display of motor cars and
gasoline buggies, which for an.
tiquity, elegance, and motoring
comfort, there can be no equal.
Said ladies and gentlemen and
other members of the motoring
public are further notified that
this fine display will be seen at
Rockville Civic Center, and that
busters, long-handled motoring
gloves, and goggles for the eyes
had best be pulled from the attic
and busted off for the great &C.
casion.
The occasion is the Antique
and Classic Car Show in which
exactly 100 fine motor cars will
be shown rain, frost or shine.
Included are the merry Odds
mobile; the one-lung Cadillac;
the family touring car of 1910;
to say nothing of the Stanley
Steamer. Of special delight to
the ladies will be a fine, up.
holstered Electric which is Just
the thing for loafing along
Route 70-S in the good old sum-
mertime.
And that's not all. Heavens
to-Betsey and Hot-diggety-dog!
There will be Auburns; Bugat-
tbs; Brush; Duryea; Clyde; a
Marmon; Stems Knight; a
Pierce Arrow, Franklin; the
Peerless; a Winton, and a Stutz
bearcat in which someone's
grandpop lived it up with a
strictly ish-ca-bibble attitude
about life in general.
In the luxury class land too
bad they weren't bugged) will
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30
EDUCATION

We favor survey to determine the need for the
ment of additional university and graduate
serve our expanding population and shall insist that the
programs of the teachers colleges The
sary to produce fully qualified teachers
We deplore the unacceptable fact that Maryland is
falling behind the rest of the nation in providing higher ed
cation facilities.
We believe the present support formula Junior
Colleges inadequate and nequaby burdens the Montgom
cry County homeowner We shall expand support and
insist upon adequate standards of academies
We applaud gubernatorial candidate Frank Small Jr
for his interest in increasing technical and vocational
ton throughout the State We believe
our State the best opportunity avoid further unemployment
problems by providing adequate training all
We favor the installation of a non-partisan primary
system in the election of school board
assure that elected member shall by
majority of the electorate.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
We support amendment to the Constitution elm
mate from the ballot certain nonpocy positions that
presently elective, such Register Wills
Circuit Court and County Surveyor provide their
appointment
We believe that the Orphans Court system is archaic
and should be advised to eliminate part time judges
We propose the establishment of Probate Court
administered by the Circuit Court for Montgomery
County and to be presided by of the Circuit Court
Judges on a rotation basis 50
AUTO INSPECTION
We propose to require every when titled in the
of Maryland pass inspection guarantee mechan
ical safety.
We deplore the fact that Maryland become dump
ing ground will not pass inspection
in the state of original title
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30

there will be a Flea Market
where replacement parts and
equipment will be exchanged.
Also, there will be social hour
and a Grand Banquet Dance
where trophies will be awarded
to cars entered in the contests.
Trophies to be given will be
for, (Oh pshaw) the Oldest car
exhibited; the car travelling the
longest distance to the show;
special prizes to the Rolls
Royce, Packard and Lincoln
Continental owners clubs; there
will be prizes for a hard luck"
story concerning car operation;
one to the winner of a cranking
contest; and one to the winner
of a "slow" race. There will be
a special award by the Mayor
and Council to the car the city
brass likes best. So, you'all
come!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30
Here s Full Text
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PREAMBLE

We the Republican Party of Montgomery County, in
order to restore sound fiscal management government
AFFAIRS poude needed public at the otoest possible
costs, consistent with the demands of citizens
estimates OF revenue available hout confscatoy taGaton
dedicated to the proposition that function of govern
nent to maintain environment in lUich individual
freely develop his Creator endolUed him. believing
that government should do for people only those things they
cannot do for Themselves persons in office
should conduct themselves Oh the highest respect for lao
and morality IN government do adopt and pledge ourselves
the folIol0ing platform:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30
TAXES

We shall undertake rigorous investigation
operating Montgomery County. We pledge administrative
control of budget making and expenditure
most economical operation of the County and
halt 20 the increasing spiral of property
The Democratic County Council has demonstrated woe
full lack of responsibility in fiscal management We believe
the present aggregate properly tax rate deiment the
economic development of the County nequitable
burden business and the homeowner The operating
budget of the last Republican controlled Council q9555)
amounted to 173 million dollars The 1928 operating
budget adopted by the present all Democratic Council
7S5 million dollars Under eight years of Democratic rule
the cost of operating Montgomery County has increased
y 1900 The population of Montgomery County has increased
approximately 33 We believe such increase in cost is
excessive, unwarranted and unjustified
We depore the cavalier disregard of the Council
for the homeowners burden by its failure utilize
extensively the recommendations of its Financial Advisory
Committee with respect to sources of revenue
Montgomery County cannot continue to meet its
requirements solely from the property tax Baltimore County
and Baltimore City have had their taxing powers enlarged by
the General Assembly We for Montgomery
County similar taxing authority relieve the home
of of his burden.
We favor legislation to the preservation of
open spaces and agricultural of land We convinced
that the farm assessment law fails to fully
plish either of these purposes but in part tax
SPECTATORS We revision of the
law this situation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30

Plaza Merchants Association.
To be conducted free of charge,
the event has been planned as
an Introduction of square dane.
ing to the area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30
Square Dance Tonight

A summer square dance will
be held tonight at $3.50 at the
upper level of Wheaton Plaza
under sponsorship of the Ma.
tional Capital Area Square
Dance Leaders Association in
cooperation with the Wheaton
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30
REINFORCEMENT

We favor and Shall support fair reapportionment Of
Maryland's General Assembly the basis of population
In this connection, believe in representative govern
ment and believe that offers the one best chance of
ment of the people, by the people and for the people
We believe such best be achieved by dstricting
larger counties into legislative districts that the interests
of all our ctzenry be fairly represented Therefore
we pledge our efforts to advance such achievement
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30
where such improvement benefit
of the general public
CONGRESSIONAL REDISTRICTINC

We pledge our every effort to prompt congresson
al redsrctng of the State Maryland consdera-
ton of population and geographic factors We unaer
ably opposed to Chapter 206 the
bly, of Maryland 1851 SESSION. for it will not only continue
but will increase already unfair and nequtabe dstrb
ton of the representation from the State of Maryland 20 the
Congress of the United States
We therefore urge all citizens of Montgomery County TO
vote mo- on the referendum question This subject
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-30

Mr. and Mrs. John Russell of 1912 RocLand
brook, pictured following their identification
Mrs Splash of 1862 in the annual mystery contest conduct
ed by the TWnbrOok swimming pool feature of it's
nual Family Night party Members asked identify
them on the basis of photographs taken of their backs
riddle and 10 came with the right The party feat
ured bactoschOOl fashion show climaxed by appear.
ance of "The Spashes" in Gay Nneties bathing SUITS
Photo by Jack Kerns