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Evening star., 1962-05-13

some, witty, intelligent and, ut
times. blunt husband Of Queen
Elizabeth. II have to sell?
The answer is-Britain.
Officially, he is going to be
chairman Of a Commonwealth
Study Conference convening in
Montreal Monday.
But he also VIII be selling
Britain-a Britain that Prince
Philip finds complacent In a
competitive world.
Just over q month ago, his
royal highness returned to
London after a 36,000-mile
tour Of South America where
he averaged 500 miles a day,
and Just about as many hand
shakes and friendly greetings.
Sure Of himself and a great
public performer, he played a
native drum in British Guiana,
delivered opinions on abstract
art in Chile and galloped
Gaucho-style around Peru.
Never celebrated for unqual-
flied praise of royalty. the Ia
borite Daily Mirror commented
to its IL million readers:
by his good humor. energy
and enthusiasm. he has been
the best possible ambassador
for Britain"
Referring to his British-sell-
ing activities In South America,
the weekly British news maga-
zine, Topic, said:
"If sheer charm and personal
magnetism can do the trick, the
queens husband has the sale
in the bag"
Now he's on a 25-day tour
that win wind UP in New York
June 2.
In subtle and sometimes not
so subtle ways he win drive
home his belief In British
workmanship. reliability, quail
ity and ingenuity.
Evening star., 1962-05-13

command and senior officers.
It seems less q military estab-
lishment than o select club Of
uniformed referees whose self
imposed mission IL to keep the
politicians from killing each
other.
The current crisis is only be-
ginning. There Is widespread
fear among those who care
and they do not seem to in
clude many among the public
that another military show
down may be near, engendered
by the military's own internal
sQuabbles and by presSures on
1t from outside-the navy, the
politicians, the impatient left,
the extreme right, the gather
ing economic storm.
Evening star., 1962-05-13

1raglle. ofCen hostile relations
with Gen. Charles de Gaulle.
On May IS, 1858, for in
stance, Gen. Salan. the su-
preme military and civilian
commander in Algeria, stepped
to a balcony at the height of
a revolt by European settlers.
He closed his short address to
a crowd Of about 5000 with the
ritual phrases "Vive la France"
and "Vive French Algeria.
The crowd masSed on the
square roared approval.
No Reward for SaIan
AS the shouts faded away.
Gen. Salan saluted and turned
to leave. Then, he half turned
back to the microphone and
voiced a hasty postscript "vive
de Gaulle."
From that moment on, Gen.
de Gaulle's political star be-
came a comet. The army was
with him, or so his hackers
said. The Fourth Republic was
doomed and soon would be
dead. Gen. Salan had no love
for the reeling Paris regime
but he had no conviction for
Gen. De Gaulle either. particu-
larly since Gen. De Gaulles
political aims on Algeria then
were unknown.
Gen. Salan had two princi-
pal aims: to keep the French
flag flying over Algeria, and
to keep the army from split
ting In civil war.
There was no reward for
Gen. Salan for his reluctant
endorsement Of Gen. De
Gaulle. He was eased out Of the
Algerian command by Gen. De
Gaulle. given. two honorary
posts in Paris. then retired.
This was the signal for Gen.
Salan to go into opposition to
Gen. De Gaulle.
Power Briefly Seized
Gen. Salan and three other
generals briefly seized power in
'Algiers in April, 1861. But there
was no repetition Of may
1858. Many army leaders hesi-
tated to join a new revolt. The
Evening star., 1962-05-13
Gen. Salon Goes
On Trial Tuesday,;
Could Get Death
Frances Most Decorated Soldier
Charged With Treason to Reoime
BY HARVEY HUDSON
Associated Staff Writer

PARIS May l2.-Raoul Saan, Frances most decorated
soldier trial for his Tuesday for treason against
the De Gaule regime he helped to install
Il ready to de- Gen. Salan said but first intend
to defend my honor"
In doing this he bring into focus his always
Evening star., 1962-05-13
DATELINE ATHENS
Sophie's Wedding
Has Greece Aqoq

ATHENS. Greece, May IL
(AP).-Twice on Monday a
Sad-eyed Greek princess and a
curly haired Spanish prince
will pronounce a Greek word
that sounds like may" but
means yes"
Princess Sophie, Greek Ortho-
dox, and Prince Juan Carlos,
Roman Catholic, must say their
marriage vows twice to satisfy
the rules Of their churches and
Of Greece.
The double wedding for the
royal bluebloods, whose ro-
nance is said to be the real
thing and not just an arranged
affair, was a solution to a ma
jor problem that faced the two
in their march to the altar (or
altars).
Usual Wedding Problems
Fair Sophie has had othel
problems too. the problems o.
any bride-her wedding dress
the invitation list, finding {
Evening star., 1962-05-13
DATELINE LONDON
Philip Is Empires
Super Salesman
BY EDDY GILMORE
Associated Press Staff Write

LONDON. May IL = Prince
Philippine Of the worlds most
articulate travelling salesnen-
is off on another selling tour.
What does this tall, hand
Evening star., 1962-05-13

North Atlantic Treaty organ
.ization meeting has been kept
operating for the wedding.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
Power Briefly Seized

Gen. Salan and three other
generals briefly seized power in
Algiers In April, 1861. But there
was no repetition Of may
1858. Many army leaders hesi-
tated to join a new revolt. The
The Republican., 1962-06-14
IL Deed Transfers
Recorded For Week

Eleven deed transfers were re-
corded duruing the past week in
the office of the State Department
of Assessments in the court house,
Oakland. They included the follow
ing:
Joseph c. Dewitt and wife to
Joseph Junior Dewitt and wife, ,55
of an acre of land and buildings n
district 6, Sang Run.
Alvin F. Riley and wife to Joseph
c. Tutino and others. part of lot
No. in district 7, East Oakland.
Carrie E. Shaffer to James d.
Fuy, l lot and dwelling in district
I.
II. Byrnc Hamill and others TO
Charles A. Bowman and wife, one
and onc-half lots and dwelling in
district T.
Albert RCichcnbcckcr and others
TO Dorothy +. Smith, 1870 acres of
land and buildings in district }
Grantsville.
william Bruce Severe and Wifc
The Republican., 1962-06-14

Arthur Kemp Shaffer of Swan
ton. recent graduate of West Vir-
ginia university, Morgantown,
where he received a Bachelor Of
Science degree in Business Admin
istration, left Sunday for Mahwah,
New Jersey, where he has accepted
a position in the personnel depart
ment of the Ford Motor COMPANY
Shaffer is a son of Mrs. Mary f.
Shaffer, SWanton, and the late
Dewey Shaffer He was graduated
from Southern High school in June,
1858 He served in the U. S Navy
for four years dating from Decem-
Der 7, 1858, then returned to this
area and entered Potomac State
college, being graduated from
there May 27, 1860. He completed
his work at West Virginia univcr-
sity and received his degree there
June a.
The Republican., 1962-06-14

Melvin Cecil Miller, Homecoming,
was fined $40 and costs for exceed
ing so miles per hour.
Robert Leroy Miller, Berlin, Pa,
was fined $40 and costs for exceed
ing 40 miles per hour.
Aubra Oswald Goehringer, Acct
dent, pleaded guilty to charge Of
falling to drive to right of center
of the highway and was fined $40
and costs.
Barbara Lee Thomas, McHenrv,
pleaded guilty to failing to obey {
stop sign and was fined IS and
costs.
Oliver Eustis Sislcr, Terra Alta,
pleaded guilty to failing to drive
to right of center and was fined S25
and costs.
Russell Richard Pcrando, Deer
Park, pleaded guilty to improper
passing, S..
Chester Roland Sincs. Oakland,
pleaded guilty to operating with
out license, was fined $40 and
costs, with fine and costs being
suspended.
Charles Junior Paugh. Deer Park.
pleaded guilty to operating while
his license was revoked. a second
offense. He was fined $100 and
costs. with the fine and costs sus-
pended and being ordered to serve
80 days in Jail.
Homer l.. Bennett, Oakland,
pleaded guilty to improper passing
and was fined S. and costs.
Joseph R. Snyder, Ridgeley, for
The Republican., 1962-06-14
Vacation Church School
To Present Closing Program

The concluding program by the
Vacation Church school of the Oak
Park Church of the Brethren viii
be held this Sunday evening, juno
II, at 7:30 o'clock. Brief prescnta-
tions by the various classes will be
given
Mrs. Harold Adams, director Of
the school, announces an attend
ance of approximately IS teachers
and leaders ard IS pupils on the
first three nights.
Parents and friends of the chit
dren attending arc invited to the
closing program.
The Republican., 1962-06-14

TO Harold G. Gank and wife, five
lots and dwelling in district H.,
West Oakland.
A. Fred George and others 10
James r. Savage and wife, 148
acres of land and buildings in dis
trict 8, Ryan's Glade.
A. d. Naylor to George P. Gar
man and wife, 122.50 acres of coal
i'll district /, Swanton.
Frank Guard to Lizzie Marie Sell
by and others, IL acres of land and
dwelling in district 2, Friendsville
Wesley H. Lee and wife to Eu-
gene j Wilt and wife, Al of an
acre of land in district 4, Bloom
ington.
Pennsylvania Electric company
to Earl William Railey and wife,
12724 square feet of land in dis
jrict 6.
Building Permits Issued
Four building permits also were
issued.
Lee Stutzman, Somerset, Pa, for
residence in Pcnncl acres, distric,
ID.
Pauline Parker, Deer Park, adj
dition to trailer ON Pawn Run, dis
trict 10.
r. Thomas Thaycr, Jr., Oakland,
garage on Coli Course road dis
trict IA,
Stewart S. McRobie, Friends
vile, residence near Hoyes, dis
! trict s.
During the week previous there
were IA transfers. They included:
Martin L. Groves and wife to
Alfred William Ross and wife, two
lots in district l. Swanton
John Bradley and wife to Harry
R. Mario 496.3G2 acres of land in
district 8. Ryan's Glade
Amos F. Campbell to Harvey
Sanders and others, 55 of an acre
Of land in district g.
Helen Rolf and others to Lloyd
Shillingburg and wife, ? acres Of
land and buildings in district s.
Joseph l.. Erenrich to Leonard
S. SadoWski and wife, l lot in dis
trict IA, west Oakland
w Dwight Slower and W W
Dawson, trustees for Henry Deal,
to Leona V. Deal, 5.545 acres of
land and dwelling in district s,
Sang Run.
Harry Bittingcr and WIFI TO Don
aid O. Prichard acres of land and
buildings in district 8. Grantsville
Elmer S. Yodcr and others 20
Robert Lamar Mckenzie and wife,
As of an acre of land in district B.
Bruce Frantz and wife to Owen
Floyd Frantz, 3.718 acres Of land
The Republican., 1962-06-14

Kenneth Hebb and children, Mary
and Billy Westfall, Mrs. Villa Hebb,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hebb and
daughters, all of st. George, w.
Va: Mrs. Addie 10 Helmick, Kenny
OFT and Ronald Helmick, King
wood Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Canan,
Glenn and Larry Canaan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warden Stahl and
children, Baltimore, and Mrs. Eff
fie StahI we're supper guests on
Saturday evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Keith Stahl and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Soelters
and Harry Canaan we're visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Arnold on Tuesday.
Several young people of Under
wood attended the youth rally held
at the EUB church at Crellin, on
Monday evening. A wiener roast
followed deVotions
Mrs. Alma Burns and daughters
we're visiting Bessie Canaan on Fri
day afternoon.
The Republican., 1962-06-14

in district 2, Friendsville.
Victor Michaels to Truman
Michaels and others, $50 acres OF
land and dwelling in district g
Mary Rubena Uphold to Ray
Samuel VanSickle and wife, 79
acres of land and buildings in dis
trict 2
Francis Wit and wife to Floyd
c. Upton and wife, 72 acres of
land and buildings in district l.
William jackson Welch and Wifc
- Dccourscy f. Boldcn, 1.39 acres
of land in district 16, Mt. Lake
Park.
Joseph WEIGH Jacob Fazcn-
baker and others to Kenneth Rcsh,
ID acres of land and buildings in
district 5, Accident
Building Permits Granted
The following building permits
were issued:
Harry A Harvey, Wcstcrnport.
for residence in Bloomington, dis
trict a
Robert Johnson, Oakland. alter
ations to residence, Crellin road,
district IA.
Orville G. CLANCY. Johnstown,
Pa, residence on Harvey's penin-
sula. district l.
Harvey Brothers Farms. Inc,
Swanton, potato storage, Deer
Park-Sand Flat road. district TO-
Earl Wilt, Swanton. residence
near SWanton, district l.
Noah Zook, Oakland, residence
near Red House. district 8.
William A. Shirer, Oakland, ga
rage. Pennington street, Oakland,
district IA.
Albert Sisk, Oakland residence
near Oakland district 7.
Harold Hammond Muma. Swan
ton, residence, Turkey Neck, dis
trict 1.
Howard 0. Jones, SWanton, al
tCrations to residence near Swan
ton, district /.
Mr. and Mrs Asa GIotfelty, Nc
Henry, addition to residence near
McHenry, district 6.
John Maroney and wife, Oakland
addition to residence, High street,
Oakland, district Z.
The Republican., 1962-06-14
EVANSVILLE COMMUNITY
SALE. INC.

y
Hogs, top barrows and gifts, 100
to 1850; hwy butcher, 1850 to II 25;
butcher soWs, l4.30; feeder shoats,
900 to 1925.
Veal, good, $500 to BATS; stand
ard, $500 to 27OO, utility, 1925 to
2150.
Sheep and Lambs, good, 21.00;
utility, 1900.
Steers, good, 230O to 24.40; stand
ard, 218O to 2200; utility, 1880.
Heifers, good, 2150 to 23.00;
standard, 1910 to 2000
Cows, commercial, 1850 to 1740;
utility, 14.50 to 1850; Gamer and
cutter, 1900 to l400
Bulls, commercial and good,
2090 to 2210 cutter and utility,
17.40 to 1890.
Heifer Calves, medium, 2080 to
2375; inferior and common, 1850
to 1890
Eggs, jumbo, % to 25c; large, 81
to 22c; medium, 18 to zoe.
The Republican., 1962-06-14
l8 Persons Apprehended
For Motor Law Violations

Eighteen persons were appre-
hended in recent days on charges
OF violating the motor vehicle laws
The charges and their disposition
were placed on file in the office OF
Robert NJ Maroncy, trial magis-
trate.
Harvey j. Winters, Jr, Oakland,
pleaded not guilty to a charge of
operating a vehicle faster than safe
and prudent but was found guilty
and fined $40 and costs.
Helen Rae Serene, Hutton,
pleaded guilty to exceeding 30
miles per hour and was fined s.
and costs
John Edward Wilson, Mt. Lake
Park, pleaded guilty to operating
at speed greater than reasonable
and proper near Red House and
was fined $40 and costs.
Charles Elijah Burns. Deer Park.
was fined SO ami costs for haV-
ing an inadequate mufflcr.
MclVync Jon yelling, Verona
Pa, pleaded guilty to exceeding 30
miles per hour and was fined S.
and costs.
Milton Dent Canaan, Oakland, for
feited collateral of $40 and costs
on reckless driving charge.
Francis Allen Sweene, McHenry
was fined $40 and costs for failing
to drive to right of center of the
highway.
The Republican., 1962-06-14
Extension Dates Listed

Dates of Extension department
activities and homemakcr clu,
meetings were announced by Mis-
Ethel Grove, home demonstration
agent.
June IS, Mountain View club, $
H. m. home of Mrs. Alvin Beachy
Mrs Logan Wengcrd will give the
demonstration on "Clues to Cloth
ing Care" Mrs. Joseph Wengerd
will report on new ideas in civil
defense and Mrs. Beachy will talk
on car safety and seat belts
June 20, Accident club plans j
tour of the Luke paper mill. The
HOycs club will meet at 8 p m.
basement of the Hoycs church Par
ticipating will be Mrs. Emerson
Bishoff. Mrs. Montcll Friend and
Mrs. Catherine McCrobie.
June 81, Friendsville club. | p
m, home of Mrs. Richard Codding-
ton. Mrs. A. F. Neil Mrs. Kenneth
Savage and Mrs. Coddington will
take part in the program. The Swat
low Falls club, p. m, basement
of Deep Creek Baptist church. Par
ticipating will be Mrs Charles
Warwick, Mrs. Luke Bowman and
Mrs. Delano Martin
w. Dwight Stover will address
members of the Hoyes Homemak
ers' club on June 20, at o'clock
in the social room OF the Hoyes
Methodist church The arrange
ment is an outgrowth of the May
topic on the Disposal of Real Es-
tate, and a discussion on the max
ing of wills is contemplated.
Guests are welcome.
The Republican., 1962-06-14

overload on second axle, pleaded
not guilty but was found guilty
and fined $44 and costs.
Armour Eugene Faucet, Friends
Vile, for overload on second axle,
was fined S86 and costs.
The Republican., 1962-06-14
SUNNYSIDE
UNDERWOOD
Delayed

Milton Canaan and Cecil Martin,
who we're among the graduating
class at Southern, were honor
guests at a buffet luncheon served
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Canan on Thursday evening follow
ing graduation exercises. Guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs James Thorne
and children and June Hebb, of
Reedsville, w. Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1962-05-03
AUToMoBILEs Foh SALE

KAAGBLER 80 Amsriean. hks ney,
heater and overdrfVe, 81 zee. &lee
en.r bank rats. WBfoHT NO
Tors 7e41 Eastern ave. 3. O..
I'D. Of ca. ave. 5e6-0o00.
RAMBLKR 1860 c1assic sedan,
b. q ave. ErsntWood. On. 4-4747.
Evening star., 1962-05-03
AUf0MoBILEs FoR SALE

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17
TODAY

Fathers Day special, a
poolside Water Spectacular
and Fashion Show" presented
for the residents of Wake
field Towers Apartment. 430l
Columbia pike, Arlington, Va,
with women's fashions from
Nancye Fleming of Alexan-
dria and Martins Mems Shop
in Arlington. Mary Jane Scale
will do the commentary.
TOMORROW
Lord g. Taylor will have a
beauty visitor from Stendhal
Cosmetics, Miss Alicia
Wormsley, at the cosmetics
department. The famous
beauty products that are for
mulated, fashioned and pack
aged in France will be ana
lyzed with you in mind when
you consult with her. She'll
be there through the 22d.
TUESDAY
Every day but Sunday and
Monday, Evelyn Barton
Brown presents fashions in .
formally modelled in the Pres
idential Dining Room of the
Mayflower Hotel.
WEDNESDAY
Congressional Secretaries
Club gala fashion show in
the New House Cafeteria with
Dana Robbins women's FASH
ions, Latt's menswear, and
Vincent & Vincent wigs.
Bunny Wneck will do the
commentary for the show at
6 pm. Duke Marvin and
Carolyn Gray, political sat
irists, will be the featured en-
tertainers.
THURSDAY
Virginia LOOr Shop of
Springfield, Va, presents
luncheon time fashions, in
formal modelling by Betty
Beicher of Cappa Chell every
Thursday and the Lazy Susan
Inn, Woodbridge, Va, from
1890 to 1880 pm.
Lansburgh's presents Can
did Fashions" starring Doro-
thy Collins, currently with
"Brigadoon," at their Wash
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lkebunu
To Install

The District chapter of
Ikebana International will
hold a tea and installation of
officers from 2 to 4 pm.
Tuesday at Kenwood Coun-
try Club.
To serve as president is
Mrs. Roy De Vecchio. Other
officers include Mrs. Ken
meth Messenger, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Genichi Akatani,
vice president, and Mrs. Rob-
ert B. L. Tyler, recording
secretary.
Also: Mrs. James A. Young,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
B. S. Killmaster, assistant
corresponding secretary: Mrs.
Robert A. Kaye, treasurer,
and Mrs. Donald Jeacock, as
sistant treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17
IT'S A DATE

ington store. Summer fash
ions viii be shown by Models
Guild members and Peg Cam
non, store fashion co-ordi-
nator, will do the COM
mentary.
SATURDAY
Hess Apparel Of Ocean City
and Salisbury, Nd, will do
the fashion show at the
grand opening of the Carou-
sci Motel in Ocean City, Md,
from IL to 2 pm. CarIene
McGrath of Conventions
Co-ordinated Of Washington
will do the commentary.
POOlside modelling will take
place at the Satellite Hotel
Of Ocean City, Md, with
clothes from Hess Apparel at
2 pm. A Conventions
Co-ordinated show.
Tavern-by- the-S of the
Seascape hotel of Ocean
City. Md, will have an hour
of informal modelling from
Hess Apparel. The show CO.
ordinated by Carlene Nc
Grath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

SHOP LATE MONDAY ALL LANsBURcH's STORES
Washington, 9TH, 9Th q SIS, NV. Ma. $4,000
LonsIsy Park, MuryIandi ShirIinsson, Virsinia
Evening star., 1962-05-06

Among the less usual works
to be performed by the Phil
adelphia Orchestra during its
five-event 1962-63 COnstitu-
tiOn Hall series are the newly
commissioned Lincoln Cen
ter Overture" by Walter Pts
ton, William Schuman's Sixth
Symphony and the Arnold
Schoenberg orchestral tram
scription Of the Brahms G
minor Piano Quartet.
NEWS FROM THERE -
TOwsOn, Md: Paul Henry
Lang, professor Of music at
Columbia University and mu-
sic critic Of the New York
Herald Tribune, opens the
GOucher College 1862 Arts
Festival tomorrow evening
with q lecture on Music and
the Arts - East and West"
Chicago: Fritz Reiner,
musical director of the Chi
cagO Symphony Orchestra,
has resigned that post but
will continue next year as
musical advisor, conducting
a few concerts Summer
is a-coming in, according to
the European festival calen-
dar, II not according to the
Stars weekly listing Of music
events. Among festivals COM
mencing this week are those
in Bordeaux, Wiesbaden, and
Brussels. The May Music Fes-
tival at Florence started -
perversely enough - in April.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

BITS AND PIECES
Among the music people win
ming Guggenheim Fellowship
Awards last week were Rich
ard FrankO Goldman Ito
investigate the nature and
function Of music in the mid
die Of the goth century,,
John S. Huggier (compoSi-
tion), John H. Mcdowell
(compoSition), GuntheF
SCHUYLER (composition), Stef-
an WOlpe (composition), and
Carleen M. Hutchins Ito
investigate the quality Of
tone in musical instruments
Of the violin family :.
White House musical news:
Violinist Isaac Stern Cellist
Leonard Rose, and Pianist
Eugene IstOmin play Friday
night after the dinner hon.
oring French Minister Of Cul-
ture Andre Malraux; the
next Of Mrs. Kennedy's youth
concerts win feature per-
formers from the National
Music Camp at Interlochen,
Mich.
WORDS ON MUSIC-Man
and His Music Oxford;
$1O.S0) is q considerably re-
vised republication Of four
interesting individual treat
ments Of different aspects Of
music history by Alec Har-
man and Wnfred Mellers, two
able English scholars. Review
ers found the four books