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LEGAL NOTICES

O'DONOGHUE AND O'DONOGHUE,
Attorneys. $50 Union Trust BLDG.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 106,035.
Administration.-This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the
District Of Columbia, Letters Tes-
tamentary on the estate Of JO-
HANNA l.. HAAS, late Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouch-
ers thereof, legally authenticated,
to the subscriber, On or before the
9TH day Of December. AID. 1862:
otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
nth day Of June, 1852. FRED
ERICK J. HAAS, 3133 Connecticut
Avenue NV. (Seal) Attest: AR
THUR p. SMITH. Deputy Register
of Wills for the District Of CO.
lumbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
je12.19,26
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12
LYONS
DEN
BY LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-PauI Osborn.
the playwright, and his wife,
Millicent. live in an apartment
house here. The only other
tenant on their floor is Jacque-
line Kennedy's aunt. Their
service doors open on the same
hallway. Last week the o.
bornS' maid reported, 1.-THE
President of the United States
w1fe's aunt's maid has taken
our garbage pail. What shall
I do?"
POLITICS: During a morn
ing walk last week Harry S.
Truman told reporters that
Dwight Eisenhower was the
most "thin-skinned" President
In history. Before Eisen-
hover became a candidate, he
visited Truman in the White
House to complain about wild
rumorS concerning him and his
family. Truman said, "If
you're going to run for office,
go right down to Republican
headquarters and get yourself
a slice Of elephant skin THIS
thick.
when you're a candidate, F"
Truman continued, you hear
more things about yourself
than you've ever i'm agined d.
And what's more they'll
prove it.
SCHOOL NOTE: When Bob
Hope, who received an honor
airy degree from Georgetown,
put on his cap and gown, he
said. This may bring back Kay
Kyser." =. In introducing
Hope, President Edward Bum
said that if he didn't. break
precedent and permit Bob to
address the graduates. they'd
never forgive him. Neither
would l." said Hope. The
star was proud that his son
Tony was being graduated:
Hes educated now. He's learn
learned to write home for
money in five languages"
SOCIAL NOTE: Prof. Robert
Gessner of NYU first met An
DIRE Malraux in pre-war Mos
COW, where he heard Malraux
express contempt for the bour-
geoisie. :. He last saw NAL
raux at the White House party
in his honor, and asked: well,
M. Malraux, how do you like
being a member Of the Estab-
lishment?"
THEATER NOTE: Perl e
Mesta attended a party where
the guests spoke of Irving Ber-
Inns musicals. They refrained
from mentioning Call Me
Madam" until Nine. Mesta her
self said: But how about MY
musical, Call Me MADAME"
She said she liked being por-
trayed by Ethel Norman. "Un-
til then people thought of me
merely as a party giver. But
after that-with those songs
and Lindsay g. Crouse's lines
they thought of me as a wit
ty woman who can sing"
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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q Special meeting Of the share
AoSro coSHSn COUNTY. WIN Sc Ss
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land on Monday June lS ls ts.;
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mont to merge the said bank. The
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located in Baltimore, state Of
MARYLAND. and The Catonsville Ma
tional Bank. located In Catonsville.
state Of MARYLAND, under the pro;
States, shall be ratified and CON-
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thereof BY the Comptroller Of the
Currency: and for the purpose OF
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Of the three banks. A copy Of
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bank and may be inspected during
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PANY OF MONTGOMERY cOUN-
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1862, with FEC requesting con-
struction permit for new CONNER
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Washington, d. c. Transmitter and
studio location at 6217 19th Rd.
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Evening star., 1962-05-20

The lOO-pound gun of the
Naugatuck exploded at the first
fire. DAVID CAMPBELL,
Colonel Of the Fifth Cavalry.
Further Particulars The James
River Clear 0f Obstructi0ns
10 Within Eight Miles Of
Richmond.
No official report Of the gun
boat affair on the James River
has been received at the Navy
Department The messages re-
ceived on the subject indicate an
opportunity to do better in the
future.
The river is now clear Of OBJ
Structions to within eight miles of
Richmond. At that point there is
q heavy battery mounted on a
high bluff, and the river is tempo
rariIy closed to navigation by
sunken vessels E. and by piles,
chains &c. The Monitor could not
elevate her guns sufficiently to
reach. the high battery, which
rendered her useless.
The banks Of the river were
filled with rifle pits from which
an incessant fire was poured
upon the fleet, a part Of which
were engaged at from 600 to 1000
yards Of the main battery. After
an action of four hours the fleet,
finding il impracticable under
the circumstances to silence the
battery on the bluff, withdrew
out Of range. -.
To the Confederate gun
neTs Il sO0s like q duck-shoot.
Evening star., 1962-05-20
THE FIGHT AT
FORT DARLING.
The Galena Pierced with
Is Sh0tS.
The James River Filled Up
With Cobhle Stones and
Sunken Vessels.

The engagement at Fort Oar
ling, James river. took place on
Thursday last. rather than Fri
day. as telesraphed yesterday to
Washington. . The Galena and
Monitor. found the channel ef.
fectively blocked for the time
being by being filled with vessel
loads Of c0bblestones thrown into
it, and vessels laden with stones
sunk in rear of them. The rebel
ironclad steamers Yorktown and
jamestown had also been sunk at
this point. On arriving In range
of the guns Of Fort Darling, stu
ated upon an elevation 200 feet
above the water surface, the
further progress Of the two iron
clads up the river was found
blocked, as explained above. -.
The heavy guns ofthe fort were so
SUNDAY. THE STAR
Evening star., 1962-05-20
Home Front, May, 1862

WTASHINGTON the Federal metropolis nearest
w the front lines in the East AS such, 1t caught the
first and saddest backwash of war;
ARRIVAL or MORE SICK SOLDIERS FROM YORKTOWN
whaves from Fortress Monroe about II O'Clock yesterday with
Of the sick soldiers from Yorktown Smith,
43d New York regiment charge them
diOn quite comfortable They hospitals at once
We learn that most the wounded been
sent to Northern cities Those
the sick of which about 600 have wounded
sent here.
Many touching wharves where
the sick soldiers being landed nvads
apparently at deaths door with consumption
stances the relatives friends Of the sufferers
OOthe the last hours Of the dying
agony Of the wife Of these doomed
yesterday with feelings Of deep sympathy all IT,
and citizen passed hastily slip
looking back On being opened the slip found enclose
Of Uncle Sans greenbacks" Of generous denomination
Roundsman Brock Of the Seventh Ward ascerning
vendors Of fruits &c. the invalid soldiers wharves
charging exObitan prices them yesterday
speedily caused them down prices very
the qualification Of the fellows who had
imposed upon.
Several the sick have boats arrived The
body OF lionel young taken of the boat and laid
wharf where suffered remain morning
removed We learn that this delay owing
the having reported wrong officer young man
died the boat last night typhoid fever previously
to his death apparently revng expressing wish
father and requesting his comrades
Of his death -.
secesh prisoners died on the Kennebec
last night Of typhoid fever to-day o
regiment unable to learn
The soldiers have removed from the boats to the
various hospitals the
ant and General Judiciary Square, Hospitals Most the cases
typhoid thought be not dangerous although there
are some dozen more who cannot recover.
n
Evening star., 1962-05-20

G0Iend had actually dropped
anchor under the nose ofthe
foTt high Gb0ve. Monitor l0y
back GsOGy. since up close
the foVt sOas too high for her
guns to angle up to. On an
inside page the same day.
The Star produced a Se,O
additional detdils.
Evening star., 1962-05-20

depressed Gin their range) as to
play most effectively upon the
two gunb0ats. OF - shots which
struck the Galena, 10 penetrated
her armor. three passing clean
through her. Not one Of those
striking the Monitor, however,
did her any damage whatever
all giancing Off. II seems that the
armor Of the Galena was not de-
signed to resist heavy shot Of the
description fired at her from the
fort at so great an angle Of eleva-
ton. Thus Is the fact that her
armor proved inefficient on this
occasion accounted for. On FRI
day last the two iron-clad gun
boats returned down the river.
The Galena, though pierced
10 times, as explained above, was
not materially injured. -.
G0Iena had actually
been pENctUTed in IS places,
and she aOGs barely able to
operate out of fthe firing zone.
Among her other hdsTGSs-
nse1sts tO0s the sh0spshoot-
ing ofTV1emsn that included
the Confederate Marines.
One Of their former COM
nGdes sOho remained loyal
to the Union performed in
such q faskion on the GdIena
that he became the first Ma
ine to s0in the Con0res-
si0nGl Meddi Of Honor.
NEXT SUNDAY:
'Old Blue Light" Blazes
In the Valley
9AnAZTMK WAQK1TMHTOM n C..
Evening star., 1962-05-20

nboats Galena,
K, Naugatuck
we're repulsed
/. -.
hem have re-
vn Island, near
James River.
+ U.l Morris,
ort Royal, sent
Evening star., 1962-05-20

s morning for
ding the forts
and also for
Fing the dead
lown with him.
have been in
IS Of the river.
Evening star., 1962-05-20
in Brief

in Brief
and Forro-
surrender
Miss. and
Congress
esteod Act,
ch fomiIy
d ocqUire
| public do
inol fees 70
Mc6IelIon
e 10 send
Peninsula
IS Chicko-
.r d Bot
|. II miles
md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10
Julie Andrews
and Carol Bur-
neff GET caught
Up In fhe swirl
Of fhe cGrnesie
HGH curtain
while doing q
comedy fGkeof
for their Monday
sPeeiCI. The pair
moY do a BroGd-
woY musical In
fhe spring.

BLACK tie" audience composed in the
main of show business people.
The big numbers are the Nausiev
Ballet "a takeoff on the Russian dane
ers), the Pratt Family, a parody of
The Trap Family in 1.-THE Sound Of
Music" and a medley of musical
comedy numbers. They sit and sing for
about 10 or IL minutes.
The theater operators in the audi
ence enjoyed the show so much, they
asked to have it booked around the
country.
We set up a tour for Dallas, Kansas
City, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Indianapo-
lis and maybe Detroit" Banner re-
called, land after we set it up, Julie
came marching in and said, I'm preg-
nant.'"
So Carol will be filling the dates with
the comedy team of Allen and Rossi,
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plus l6 singers and dancers, while
Julie awaits the birth of her first child
at her home in England. Her husband,
designer Tony Walton, has a Broad
way hit to his credit-the new Zero
Mostel smash, "A Funny Thing Hap
pened to Me on the Way to the
Forum"
The special, by the way, was written
by Mike Nichols (of Nichols and May)
and Ken WEIGH = and it's a wonder
someone didn't call it my Fair and
Funny Ladies'"
Next in sight for both-maybe next
spring, a Broadway musical. This is
the reason, of course, that Carol will
appear only occasionally next season
for her No. l fan, Garry Moore. 1--WE
wanted to give her the chance to do
other things; this is a tremendous
talent"
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 oalaxie 800" co. off
cial Tudor Victoria. white. go
h.p;,. .cruiseomatic. p.s.. radio,
padded dash and visors, de luxe
wheel covers, undercoat. No. 1894.
$1,000. sTEUxRT FORD. eth and
N. Y. ave. NV. ma. $4,000. Daily,
SO: Saturday. SO.
FORD 1872 Galaxie 300" CO. off
cial Tudor Victoria. chestnut and
white. cruiseomatic. eco hip, p,s.,
electric wiper washer, padded
dash, Wv. tires. undercoat, radio.
No. 1906. List price S3,365. Sale
price, S2.611. sTEUART FORD,
9th and N. Y. ave. NV. MA. g.
5000. Daily. SO; Saturday. So,
FORD '62 Fairlane 800" Fordor
sedan, Fordomatic trans. r. and
b., VS. eng. All vinyl interior
Absolutely showroom cond. Save
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AVIATION

AIRCRAFT UPHoLsTERERs-Ap.
Pile; are being accepted at East
Airport for Jobs in Msrtinsbure
West Va. Also aircraft radio tech
with FEC 2nd-class commercl
radio lie. ME. S.24S6. for info.
BEECHCRAFT-Business airpianes,
NATIONAL AVIATION CORP.
HAL MANFORD 6S4-7656
FLYING CLUB, Cessna I72, dual
omni, full panel. ia, 4-74S4,
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GARAGES
TRAILERS

LARGE double garage, 21st and N
SITS. NV. rent S45 mo. Dixie
Realty Co., Ma. S-SS79.
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IMPoaI-sPoRTs

ANGLIA (Ens. Ford so cdr, ex.
eel. cond. throughout, Driven only
30.OO0 miles. $500. VIII. 2-4726.
ANGLIA 30 Tudor, straight stick,
$7g5; S195 dn.. $40 mo. LEE ID.
BUILER, 1121 21st st. NV. Pc.
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American Service Center
A w \ Ms s,.S. 3 Dealer

Auth. Mereedes-Benz Dealer
6So n. 0lebe Rd., Arl., Va.
IA. 7-7122 or IA. 7-2440
MG-TF 80 CONVERTIBLE. beau
uful condition, hope to sell By
Dec. 20. Call 762-O456.
NORRIS MINOR 49, $50" low
m MI e, ma :. an Rid nh b; payments
lex oS 7-g. Al An FRED rNLOAH'
NORRIS 'oi $50" 2-dr.. stand.
he E:ns lit S.'% Rsdy E1t ssoSS nd car for
TOMS CHEVROLET
Georgia Ave. and Univ Blvd.
OPEN DAYS 4 WEEK
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lMPoRT-sPoRTs

f, TR3 '62. 5000 mi. PERI. cond:
$l,795. ALSO 1881, Sl.69b. JACK
PRY. 18th and Pa. Sc. Est. 1928.
Tn IEr n,,nrAn .naA.I.. 49,
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CADILLAC '55 4-door sedan. All
black. real clean car. S795.
PALMER FORD
Hamilton st. and jamestown Rd.
W. HYATTSVILLE, MD, Ap. 7-OI14
CADILLAC 1872 limo, black. factory
air conditioned, privately owned,
chauffeur driven. very low mile
age. substantial savings.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1879 end st. NV. Re. 7-26OO
CADILLAC 'e2 hardtop coupe. GIN
air conditioned. Electric windows
and seats, etc. Fully, rseondii-
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL q Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
1920 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-77OO
CADILLAC $50 Eldorado converti.
bic. white, not warranted. SS75.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co
1929 22nd ct. NV. Re. 7-260C
CADHLACs '55 through go, al
body styles 1875 to choose from
THAcKER MOTORS, 10Th and
: CADILLAC '62 convertible. Full
!, equipped. Factory air conditioned
Spotless condition. Today onl
: oPES EVERY EVENING TIL sP.M
Suburban Cadillac-Old
70e0 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-77OC
CADILLAC '61 800 Special Fleet
WOOD sedan, gray, factory ali
conditioned. very well kept. So,
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. Re. 7-26OC
CADILLAC 80 4-door hardtop. fac,
tory air conditioned. full power
black and white interior. Low
MILEAGE, fully guaranteed, S2,9g5
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SEAT PLEASANT
6e76 George Palmer Highway
PHONE: Walnut 6-l114
SulTLAND
S6l2 Suitland Road
PHONE: Redwood 5-lo00
Penn-Mar Shopping Center
3oll Donnell DR..
PHONE: redwood $3.50
MT. RAINIER
S23S Rhode Island Ave, 2nd FL
PHONE: Union 1910
TAkoMA PARK
OVERWHELMINGLY Shopping Cur.
1854 New Hampshire Ave.
PHONE: HEmloek 1000
EAsT0vER
t920 Livingston Rd.. Sc.
South of Eastover Shopping Ctr.
- PHONE: Logan 7-4050
Observation-Disclosures
BAL Wilson Blvd.
PHONE: jackson 5-6474
nnnaa - -. n
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CADILLAC go sedan. custom Fleet
wood go" Special. air condi-
tioned, every power and electric
feature. Make . comparison be-
fore you buy, 81, 09b.
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ICHRYSLER 80 Saratoga 4-dr
hardtop with full power. l owner,
IL, 900 orig. mi. You cannot tell
ini p os srt sTHT silver gsE ssr sS u ne
1880 East-West hwy. ~. 7-1O99,
JU. 9-l434,
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"AUTHORIzED DEALER"
.OV. 3-O35O ALEXANDRIA
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '62 Galaxie 800" de luxe
model. ps., white with red trim,
excel; cond. $4,000 or best offer.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 81 Fairlane 5000 FordoI
sedan. V-S. crJiiseomatic. radio
heater surf blue finish. all new
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MANHATTAN AUTO
GELLER FIAT

QELLER FIAT
400 Miller Ave. off 1920 Wis.
Bethesd4. Nd. Phone OIL. 4-92ib
JAGUAR MARX v, Classic. Saloon
and 1880 Model A Tudor sedan,
FORD. Ewes. 33S-S02l,
MERCEDEs-BENz-Buy your used
Mercedes with confidence from
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK--You can get q better use,
car ct STEWART BUICK. INC
BUCKS 49, demos, as much a
$1,000 off. RALPH BROWl
BUICK. $50 H st. ne. II. 6-O267
CADILLAC $50 sedan DeVille
ivory and white. beautiful Gus
tom interior. very clean. special
S2.3g5.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '57 Sedan de vile, full
power, low mileage, new tires. By
OWNER. Best offer. 654-5S60.
CADILLAC go 800 special Fleet.
wood sedan. black. factory ali
conditioned. special. sS.296.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1929 22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '62 coupe. cleo. seats
no air, $4,000 mi. JU. 5-4554.
CADILLAC '62 sedan Deville. blue,
t eissn.y special sIS ss4N9sS Ss. very
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
= -.
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CHRYSLER '63 new Newport Sc
dan. heater, auto trans, p.s., air
foam cushions. electric wipers.
cigar lighter. padded dash, anti
freeze, freight, 6-year 50,000-mi.
guarantee. Choice OF colors and
interiors, areas largest inventory.
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WHEATON
Wheaton Plaza, OPP. Giant Food
lll60 Viers Mill Rd.
PHONE: 9l9-lS3l
BETHESDA
7tll Wisconsin Avenue
PHONE: olive 6-7400
SILVER SPRING
Silver Spring Shopping Center
6545 Georgia Ave.
PHONE: 5ss-420o
7pll Georgia Ave. Ground Floor
PHONE: Juniper $500
MARROW HEIGHTS
MARROW Heights Shopping Center
6Ol2 Twenty eighth Avenue
PHONE: Redwood 6-4l00
EVANSVILLE
Prince Georges Plaza
$500 East West Highway
PHONE: Appleton 1859
ALEXANDRIA
M King St., End Floor
PHONE: King 9-29l5
nifad 20 5000 and nIafuFifiss 20 -
H.
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red and white. This is an extr
clean car. S995.
BILL PAGE
FORD, INC.

619 Annandale Rd. ct Arl. Blvd.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
JE. 3-11S9 JE. 3-1424
CHEVY '61 Bel Air VS. 4-dr., fully
equip, air eond.. like new. Special
,559S; J EALLs CHURCH &c. CCHRYs-
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BUICK--You can get q better used
car ct STEWART BUICK. INC.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CORVETTE '62 cow, royal bur-
gundy with white top, auto. trans.
This car Is immac. $500.
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MAJOR IMPORTS

lvoLKsWAGEN '5s. sun roof in
excel. eond., beautiful blue finish,
equipped with snow tires, sgg5'
I. P. sTEUART SILVER SPRING,
1880 East-West hwy. JU. $4,000,
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CHEV. '62 Biscayne 2-dr., Ike new,
1890 miles, traded because Of
fsntys 81 ,6e5 total price. Can
FRED FREDERICK, 776-7373.
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Portugal Routs
Demonstrators

OPORTO. Portugal. Feb. 1
(AP).-Police used fire hoses
and fired into the air to break
up an enforcement demon
stration in Oporto last night.
Between 10 and 20 persons
were reported injured, none
seriously. Authorities blamed
the demonstration on Com
munist agents and said arrests
had been made.
The demonstrators stoned
police cars, tried to halt street
cars and buses and assaulted
conductors and drivers. A car
was set ablaze by a gasoline
bomb. Security agents and re-
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secret army. Two men described
as ringleaders in the plastic
bomb attacks were arrested
here last night. Security patrols
by police checked thousands of
vehicles and pedestrians in
Paris.
Silent on Agreement
French and Algerian nation
aliSt sources, meanwhile, main
tanned silence on reports that
appeared in the press and on
the Belgian radio three days
ago that an agreement to end
the war has been reached.
Gen. de Gaulle is to make a
radio and television speech
Monday night. but some OBJ
servers believed it would be i'm
possible for him to make a flat
announcement of an accord at
that time.
Normally, the Rebel Commit
tee of National Liberation, a
sort of consultative parliament,
would have to agree to any
terms decided upon in secret
contacts between the French
land the rebel cabinet. The COM
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mittee Is not scheduled to meet
for two or three weeks.
Some experts on .nsycholog-
ical warfare suggested there
may be several false alarms
before the real news Of peace
is announced.
They reasoned that both sides
need to prepare their people for
the news. The French, in par
ticular. need to get the Euro
peans in Algeria accustomed to
the idea Of Algerian independ-
ence.
Might Force Clash
Another theory is that the
French Government might de-
liberately provoke a premature
uprising by the Secret Army, in
order to master it and be in
a stronger position to enforce
the terms Of any agreement.
With a critical time appar-
emily ahead, the French cabinet
last night approved DEGREES di-
viding France into five main
zones for defense against right
wing extremists. These zones
are based on Paris, Lille, Rem
mes, Metz and Lyon.
In Algeria, Oran was threat
ened with a traffic paralysis
by a strike of gasoline sup
pliers. Drivers of gasoline sup
ply trucks have gone on strike,
demanding military escorts be-
cause of a number of terrorist
attacks on truck crews. The
authorities say they cannot
spare troops for escorts. Most
gasoline stations at Oran have
closed. -.
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tanks, will roll into Paris to
maintain order. it was said.
The tanks will be bolstered by
about 100 squad cars, some
equipped with machine guns.
The tanks and cars will REIN
force about $4,000 mobile gen.
darmes, riot police and regular
police already on duty.
These measures obviously
were designed to cope with the
danger of a right-wing attempt
to carry off a coup d'etat
against President de Gaulle's
government if an Algerian set
Element is reached.
The last time tanks rolled
into Paris was last April, dur
ing the abortive putsch of dis
sident generals in Algiers.
Other Security Steps
Special security measures also
were designed for Algiers, Oran
and Bone. three Algerian cities
where the right-wing terrorist
Secret Army Organization has
vowed about fight against AL
gerian independence.
The government also stepped
up efforts to cope with night
time plastic bombings by tn
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publican guards reinforced
police before order was restored.
The demonstrators apparent
ly massed in response to PAM
phlets distributed during the
past several days by opponents
Of Premier Antonio de Oliveira
Salazar. The demonstration
conceded with the anniversary
of the 1890 republican revolu-
ton in Oporto, Portugal's
second city and the home of
port wines. 49,.