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The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15
{a@ PaREnT PROBLEMS
Doctor Can't Ielp Much
Unless Tot Coo Operates

child is two, four or six, you
need to train him we'll, from
the time he begins to move
about under his own steam, to
respect No.
If Ordered To Bed
When, for instance, your pedi-
african tells you the child must
remain in bed for a certain
period, you may not be able to
carry out these instructions if.
in defiance of your command,
the youngster gets out of bed
and runs about.
The doctor may instruct YOU
to keep the child in bed during
or following certain types of ILL
ness, when the youngster feels
like being up and running
about. If this child resists or
defies your commanding him to
remain in bed for the proper
length of time, he may grow
more i'll. He might become a
lifetime invalid, even lose his
life. It would be absurd to hold
or tie him fast in bed.
Train Him Early
So, in the early months and
years, when your baby is well.
train him to accept habituaIly
and Internationally your denials
or forbiddings so that your quiet
word of limitation will suffice
if he ever should become i'll.
my bulletins, "How To Teach
Tot Meaning of No" and Stub
bornness," may be had by send
ing a self-addressed, u. S.
stamped envelope to me in care
of this newspaper.)
Answering Parents Questions
Q. Our daughter, five, and
my sisters son, ten, never play
together agreeably.
A. Why expect them to do
so? They live in two different
worlds.
Each should have playmates
of his or her own age.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15
By GARRY CLEVELAND MYERS, Ph.D.

IT'S COMFORTING to have
a pediatrician guide you in the
physical care of your baby or
young child. But no matter how
wise and skillful your baby doc
tor may be, he may not prove
of very great service unless
your child co-operates with
him and with you in carrying
out his advice.
How You Can Help
You want to do your best to
induce your child to feel COM
Portable, even to enjoy the phys
ical check the doctor makes
periodically on him when he is
well, and to reveal no fear or
annoyance at such checking
when he is sick. BY your serene
and indifferent manner when
the baby must have shots, or
be v%accinated, you prepare him
to endure the momentary pain
with little or no crying. The
same holds true for first aid
treatment or very minor sur
gerry by the nurse or doctor.
Your baby is pretty sure to
get some bumps, bruises,
scratches or other hurts, espe-
cially after he begins to creep
and walk. Try always to emu
late the serene manner of the
nurse and doctor at such times.
How composed you are then,
and how calmly you give need
ed first aid, help determine how
stoically he will bear pain when
with the physician over months
and years thereafter.
Needed Skill
You also need to cultivate
skill at inducing the baby and
young child to take medicines
prescribed by the physician;
also to win this child to want
to eat the foods the doctor ad-
Vises for him.
In order for you to carry out
your doctors orders when your
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15
BLACK INK

The budget = guessing season is
on again. With the end of fiscal
1860 less than a month away, the
best gueSSwork is that the FEEDER
al Government will wind up in the
black.
Officially, that was predicted a
year and one-half ago. Unof-
ficially, it wasn't expected. The
surplus, according to estimates now,
will be in the range of one-quar-
ter to one-half of a billion dollars.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15
NEW PUSH 0 BIO

The Air Force has resumed its
efforts to win approval of a major
production program for the super
sonic, high-altitude BIO bomber,
which is now in the design stage.
When the budget was prepared for
the fiscal year 1861, beginning
next July l, the BIO program was
virtually eliminated.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15
CARE OF AGED

Rehabilitation services to as
sure a maximum of personal in
dependence for aging persons are
described in a pamphlet just sent
out by the National Advisory
Committee for the White House
Conference on Aging.
Delegates to the fifty state con-
ferences on aging r being asked
to consider this fifty = nine page
pamphlet with a view to making
recommendations to the national
conference to be held January 9 to
IL, 1861.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15

--NOtes--
MUST BILLS

A modest list of "must" legisIa-
ton remains to be acted on be-
fore Congress can take off for the
political conventions.
The Democrats meet in Los
Angeles, beginning July II, and
Congressional leaders are deter
mined to adjourn before that date.
indications are that they should
be able to meet the deadline with
no more than the usual late pres
sure of business.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15
o

Senator Barry M. Goldwater of
Arizona has said that if he were
not chosen as the Republican Vice
Presidential nominee he would
like to see the nomination go to
ThurstOn B. Morton, the chairman
Of the National Committee.
Senator GOldwater said he
would accept the nomination if it
were offered, but that he did not
think it would be.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15
THE TIROS

Since the U-2 spy plane Incl
dent, the National AeronauticS and
Space Administration has been
taking detailed cloud pictures
over the Soviet Union without
Soviet objections and without the
advance approval of the State De-
partment. The pictures have been
taken by the high resolution cam
era in the Tiros l meteorological
satellite launched on April /.
The significance of the pictures
is that they will provide some
thing of a precedent for a nations
right to use satellites for peaceful
scientific purposes and indirectly
for military warning and recon
Nuisance purposes.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15
ID
YOU
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BY M/SGT
BILL AINSLEY
Army Recruiting Service

On your third day you will again
be awakened at 0530 and begin
processing at 0700. RIA personnel
whose records do not show a COM
plete physical examination within
the last $50 days will be taken to
the Fort Ord Hospital for examin-
alton. First, you will go to the
Medical Processing again and be-
gin a series of shots to immunize
you against certain diseases. These
shots will be Flu, Tetanus, and
Polio. You will finish the series
during basic training. Upon COM
pletion of your immunization you
will receive a ten dollar partial
pay. This pay is equal to what
you have earned for your short
period in the Army. Everyone will
receive this pay. Some of you will
really need this money, so be sure
to set enough aside for haircuts,
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15

turned out to be wrong on the record. THIS,
they claim, has a tendency to undermine
other Democratic campaign issues which have
a firmer foundation in fact.
Recently, for instance, Truman referred in
a political speech to large numbers Of Re-
publican congressman who were not seeking
reelection this year. Truman implied that
they were bowling out Of the political picture
because they did not relish the probability
of defeat with Nixon at the head of the ticket.
A study Of the record showed Trunnanis
basic allegation to be false-there were fewer
Republican congressman not seeking election
this year than in either 1858, or in 1913 when
Harry defeated Thomas E.. Dewey for the
presidency.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15
NulaeWASHINGT0N
MARCH OF EVENTS =
STATEMENTS PROVED WRONG
INJURE PARTY, THEY FEAR
PALS SHOW CONCERN OVER
TRUMAN'S BITTER ATTACKS
Bv N CATHCART

Central Press Association Washington Writer

WTASHINGTON-Som Of ex-President Harry Trurnan's
w friends are showing signs of concern over his increasingly
bitter statements about politics which have the habit Of turning
out to be inaccurate. They believe that he is hurting the cleo
ton chances of his own party.
Harrys attacks on Vice President Richard Nixon as well as
some of his other charges against the Republican party have
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15

Careless typewriting, or type
setting, adds many new, and
sometimes luscious, words to the
language.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15
Schedule. Of Meetings

Elks Lodge No. 1882
A. w. candy" Anderson,
Exalted Ruler
Chef JOHNSON, Secretary
Regular Meeting Second and Fourth
Wednesday Of each month.
Luncheon served on Saturdays
starting at noon.
Knights of Columbus No. 5000
ERV KREJCI, Grand Knight
BEN TAX, Secretary
Regular Meeting First and Third
Tuesdays of each month In the
church basement.
Moose Lodge No. 856
HART BRADLEY, Governor
BOB JARVIS, Secretary
Regular Meeting Second and Fourth
Tuesday of each month
American Legion Post No. IL
HOWARD w. TURNER, Cmdr.
GUS FJELDSTAR AID.
Regular Meeting First and Third
Tuesday of each month.
VIEW Post No. 40sS
Gordon Tuott. Cmdr.
Jim Rehbein, Adj.
Regular Meeting the Second and
Fourth Thursdays of each month.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15
LODGES

Masonic Lodge No. 80
EARL B. HAWLEY, WorShipfuI
Master
BUD HALVORSON, Secretary
Regular Meetings First and Third
Wednesday of each month.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15

Junior Chamber of Commerce
DON REESE, Pres.
WILL ARD SCHMKTZ, Sec. = Treas
Regular Meeting the Second Thurs
day of each month.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15

Alcoholics Anonymous
Meeting 800 pm. Fridays NYA Hall
Open meetings last Friday of
month. Phone 798-R-.
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Sidney Bowhunters
GLEN STANFORD, President
MRS. JOHN WALBURN, Sec.
Regular Meetings held First and
Third Thursdays.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-15
CLUBS

Kiwanis
CLINT FULKERSON, President
HURLY CAREY, Secretary
Luncheon Meeting at Lalonde Hotel
every Thursday noon.
Sidney Toastmasters - No. 825
DICK REILLY, President
VERN ROLAND, Secretary
Dinner meetings every Tuesday
at 6:15 in the Lalonde Hotel Ball
Evening star., 1960-04-09

PIANOS FOR RENT-Lovely new
spinet. So mo. Payments credited
u purchased later. KITS wash
largest music StoreI, 1870 G st.
NV, RE 1922. alexandra
branch open ewes. til Q pm. 1921
Mt Vernon ave
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CAN HANDLE, . boarding horses,
Ice. box stalls, pastures. paddocks.
lovely rldins country; SIS a
month. Ga. ave. extended Walker
3-ll9%
GOATS, good dairy-type Tosgs
Kids. So mixers. S35 up. JE
2-s113, after s or week ends
TO-
HORSES AND PONIES BOARDED.
EV. 4-6427. Fairland. Nd area
Private residence.
HORSES BOARDED = Hay and
straw for sale GORDON KEYS.
Olney. Nd WA. 4-4n29
HORSES AND PONIES-Boarded
bcuEht and sold VIRGINIA HORI-
ION FARM, Centerville, Va BR
S-HOSI.
MARE, blood bay. ia hds., thoro
no papers: qualified hunter .
seasons DUnkirk 5-s4i4
PALOMINO SADDLE HORSE, & yrs
old. Western broke. no dealers
CEdar 6-s55l.
PASTURE, $50 acres. 5000 fences
aYrellanf URfaF MarsbaU ua
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
Tool d EQUIP. CO.. Ju. 5-5O4O.
SANDERS, for boat. furniture, walls
hoorS, etc: marine paint, painters
burners. wall paper steamers, lad
ders; saws, electric, gas and hand;
soil tillers, rollers. spreaderS, tree
sprayers, trimmers: Dupont and
Ghdden paints. FOLK FLOOR
SUPPLY, WO, 6-052S
Evening star., 1960-04-09
DOCS, PETS, ETC.

ACARAS and a beautiful selection
Of over 200 varieties of Tropical
Fish and Plants to please your
fancy. Aquariums and equipment
built and repaired. Our puppy spe-
ST. so Collie Shepherd cross,
$3.50; Fox Terrier cross, Sl9.5O
White Persian Kittens, baby Ducks,
colored Chicks. Rabbits. deodorized
Skunk. HamsterS, Mice, Guinia
PIGS. Rats. Guaranteed Canaries
Parakeets, Mynah birds starting
10 talk. Snakes of all kinds nov
cominc in. Complete supply fer
fiSh, birds, animals. visitors. uues-
ticnS welcome. HYATTSVILLE PET
5l24 BALTIC. blvd, UN. 4-332a
Open Sun, 1-5, vk. days, 10-S:3O
IOs
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ROOMS FuRN-S.E..S.W.

LARGE FURS. ROOM, kitchen
privilS, reasonable; transp.; for
lady. 10 2-5321
ONE ROOM, pvt, single; near bus.
Ii. 6-Sf5a
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POODLE PUPS
SIAMESE KITTENS

a
SIS each
5lO n Chambliss, Alex, FL. 4-2aS5
SIAMESE AND MANX KITTENS,
Caithness Cattery. CIR. 3-5524.
SIAMESE blue point, with papers,
excel. with children. Call JUDI.
any time ia. 7-0l2S.
SIAMESE KITTENS, blue points:
attr., healthy, afiectionate: buy
now for Easter. JE. 3-9O34.
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUP. friendly
male, housebroken, reasonable to
good home. CL. 6-5522.
SPRINGER SPANIEL, male: 2 yrs:
excellent pet. Reas. to good coun-
try home. GY. 4-3457.
STUD SERVICE-Boxer. Wo. g.
340S after 10 am.
WEIGH TERRIER PUPPIES, Axe
reg, Reas., will deliver. Call Balti-
more, MO. 4-0g72
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER PUPS;
Axe papers, s wks; deposit hold
Ewes. and Sun SP. 3-5363.
PUPS, Axe. excel.
bloodline, show, field stock, won
derful with children. VIII. 2-535I
l year old: Spayed,
obedience trained; 500. so. s.
5744.
Evening star., 1960-04-09

PIANOS-Rent at Jordan's low
rates new and used spinetS,
grandS, consoles and uprights,
from 81 monthly up, with option
TO buy. hauling extra. JORDAN'S
FOUR STORES: Corner 18th and
9 st. NV. tphone ST. $4,000 /:
516a Lee highway, Arlington
tphone KE. S-506O): 1892 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring (phone JU.
D. 1883. l04 William St, Fred
erickSburE, Va. (phone Essex 81
7472). Full selection at all stores
Silver Spring and Arlington stores
open evenings
Evening star., 1960-04-09
PERFECT
TRANSIENT
i 1nANO1EN i
10 MINUTES TO
CAPITOL BUILDING

ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APIS
MOD FURNITURE. INCLUDING
LINENs. CHINA AND KITCHEN
1 MONTH, REAsoNABLE RITES.
Evening star., 1960-04-09

REFINED matursd lady desires
room, bath or enc in pvt home,
Arl. PARKING Box I2o-A Star.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

LARGE FRONT ROOM closets
pvt. bath and shower; man; S45
month. Call LA. a-35S4.
18TH ST. Ne, 40I3-Lge. front
rm. in pvt. home; for / or .
gentlemen; good transp. LA
h-"66O.
7?5 X ST. Me- rm. furn.. cook
ing. privil, settled lady or man
Ii. 7-6722. SARAH THOMAS.
COLORED-FURNISHED ROOM
Share kit. and bath 1907 N
Capitol st. ne. HU. 3-3a74.
COLORED - LARGE front room
PRIVILEGES: reasonable rent DU
7-424R.
COLORED = QUIET. sober. single
man: PRIVILEGES. reasonable. Ii
3-95S6.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDITIONS, ETC.
A BETTER JOB AT A
BETTER PRICE
w. E. WEBB
SILVER SPRING, MD.

Porches, garages. rec. rooms, etc I:
lSe. or small Jobs: Al sober, white
mechanics. Mr Webb will per-
sonally. estimate your Job. NV.
and suburban Md areas.
CALL ANY TINE. WI @-926O
ALL TYPES MASONRY AND CAR
PENTRY WORK - Additions. ga
RACES. rec, rms, retaining walls.
nasstone patios, work guar: 3 yrs.
10 pay. RE. 6-9l42, RE. 6-22q7
Evening star., 1960-04-09
BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT

BARBER SHOP. EQUIP. Com
plete. All equipment l "a years old
4 barber chairs, S waiting chairs.
shampoo basins, sinks, coat RACKS,
ash tray stands, cabinets, mirrors.
SOAP dispensers. Everything in
operating cond Assume $500 note
at $50 per mo-: balance. 5000
cash. Located at 2346 Wis ave.
Pick up keys at PEACOCK RES
TAURANT 2340 Wis. ave, 2 drs.
from barber shop or call FE.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

PRACTICAL NURSE wishes Job
5ss,ltssddesn1,ceII, Cal Saturday or
Evening star., 1960-04-09
SlTUATIoNS-MEN

BooKKEEPING. AND TAX sERv.
ICE. % years experience: refer
ences. Phone ia. 7-5SOO.
CHEF STEWARD. cover all phases
catering business, French. AmeTi.
can cookery. menu planning; food
control: purchasing. supervision
Seek kitchen MANAGEMENT, hotel
club restaurant. Box 234-A, Star.
CHEF, COOK. School, restaurant
hospital. Italian spec. no. 2-74l0
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTEND-
ENT-Young man with college
BACKGROUND and extensive back
Rround desires position. Resume
submitted on request. Box l22-T.
Star. To-
COOK, colored, desires work; eXper.
with refs. s!l-round American
cook. AID. 4-6O79. or AID. 4-4l62.
GROCERY CLERK OF porter, exp.
AD. 2-339a
REGISTERED NURSE wishes to
place her efhclent houSeman and
chauffeur. available immed Excel.
eXDer and references HO. 2-l9SG
from 9 am. to 10 pm.
X-RAY TECH. 25 yrs. exper. as
chief X-ray tech. incl. dept. admin.
and mgmt, wishes perm position
in D. c. or nrby. P. o. Box 1903
Georgetown Station. Ia
Al PAINTING; white mech. Win
dow and wall cleaning. Prompt
sery, reas. rates. JE. H-sS49.
COL. MAN des. Job. truck driver.
painter maint man: exp, reliable
sober. WILLIAMS, LA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES
BUSINESS SERVICES

ANY INCOME TAX RETURN pre-
pared for individual or business
Bookkeeping service also avail
able. OIL 6-4653, no Oblieation
FURNITURE restored and refinished
specialists on Antiques" ADAMS
BROS, RA. 6-67s4. ia. p-iOSO,
Evening star., 1960-04-09

ACCORDION. scandalli. 100 bass,
Like new: Sl75. Call JE 4-2040
ADDING MACHINES-New IO-key
electric, S109 plus tax. Used from
S35 up Ask about Rental-purchase
plan. Easy terms CENTRAL. 20O7
IAth st nv HI 3-5I0I
Evening star., 1960-04-09
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS UMFURNIsHED
ROOMS WANTED

COLUMBIA RD.. 1879, Apt. 40
For woman. S44 rent and share
apt. privil and exp; conv trsnsp
Evening star., 1960-04-09
ALUMINIUM SIDING

Rec rms, dormerS, bsmts. duge.
brick work. ialOuSie enclosures,
concrete work Dependable work
manship DONALD R. BUTLER,
Evening star., 1960-04-09

MT. PLEASANT. 1923 Newton 81
n Newly furn and redec
efic with pvt bath; apt house
adults, no pets; SIS.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
APIS. FURNIsHED-VA.
AIR-CONDITIONED
BROOKVILLE
ALEXANDRIA
SHIRLEY HWY
2-STORY HOMES
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
3-Bedroom Apis. $22S
INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES

All with lst-hoor Law. superstza
kitchens, automatic laundry "a.
cllities, loads OF closet and stor-
age space, ample play and park
ing areas
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BO0KKEEPING. AND TAX sERV-
ICE % years experience; refer
ences. Phone ia. 7-5SOO
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control: purchasing; supervision.
Seek Kitchen MANAGEMENT, hotel,
club. restaurant. Box 234-A, Star
Evening star., 1960-08-14

ports concerning the role of
Prince Souvanna Phouma. He
was the chief architect of a
truce in 1857 that temporarily
halted the civil conflict and set
Laos temporarily on a neutral
course.
Some accounts said Souvanna
Phouma had agreed to become
Premier of a new regime pro-
vided Mr.. Samsonith resigns
and if the King agrees to his
appointment. The King is in
Luang Probang.
Earlier reports said Souvanna
Phouma had refused to accept
Capt. Kong Les offer of the
premiership and demanded that
his name be stricken from the
rolls of the revolutionary COM
mittee set up by Kong lie in
Vientiane.
Souvanna Phouma's half
brother. Prince Souphanou-
wong, leader of the Red Pathet
Lao forces, was said to have
emerged from the underground
jungle hideout to which he fed
after escaping from prison in
Vientiane four months ago.
Negotiations Reported
A Thai police officer at Nong
Khai said the prince and from
300 to 500 men now were camp
ing about 80 miles from Vien-
tiane and are negotiating with
rebel leaders. Kong lie has in
sisted his revolutionary move
ment has no connection with
the Communist Pathet Lao.
The Hanoi radio in neigh
boring Communist North Wet
Nam said the Pathet Lao
pledged support to the revolu-
tionary movement and propose
their armed forces work to-
gether against "the United
States imperialists."
Laos has been supported al
most entirely by United States
aid since it became independent
in l949 with the departure of
the French who had ruled the
Asian kingdom. The United
States pay the entire cost of
maintaining the royal army and
helped to train it for jungle
warfare against the Com
muniStS.
Evening star., 1960-08-14
CONGO
roops Begin
Kotongo axe Over

Inducements arrive. The Bel
gians WereA summoned by Mr..
Tshombe to maintain order
afGer the Congo army mutinied
against its white officers and
went on a rampage of anti
white terrorism in the Congo
early last month. This was
shortly after the Congo became
independent of Belgium.
Must Avoid Politics
Mr.. Tshombe steadfastly re-
fused permission to allow U. N.
troops to enter Katanga, say
ing the Belgian forces were
preserving order. But he bowed
under U. N. pressure after
Belgium announced it would
abide by a U. N. resolution call
ing for the withdrawal of all
Belgian soldiers from the Con-
go, including Katanga.
Mr.. TShombe at first insisted
the 900 Swedes who arrived
with Mr.. Hammarskjold were
more than necessary. And in
agreeing to allow more U. N.
troops to enter next week the
premier made clear the u. N.
forces must stay out Of Congo
lese political conflicts.
His provincial government
issued a communique after the
talks with Mr.. Hammarskjold
saying:
The Katanga government
reaffirms that the U. N. force
in the Congo will not be a party
to any internal conflict and
will not intervene in such a
conflict. 1t is noted that
in the conversations between
U. N. General Secretary Dag
Hammarskjold and the gov-
ernment@of Noise Tshombe, a
similar Interpretation has been
placed on this aspect of the
Security Council resolution
The communique said Mr..
Tshombe has spelled out the
nature Of the constitutional
conflict which exists in the
former Belgian Congo and he
has repeated his desire to re-
construct a united Congo on
the basis of a federation of a
United States of the Congo.
He emphasized that this sug-
gestion has the support Of per-
sonalities in other provinces of
the Congo"
Evening star., 1960-08-14
Lootion Rebel Leader
Warns of Bloody War

SAIGON, South Wet Nam,
Aug. 13 (AP).-RebelS in Laos
claimed today pro Western
Premier Tiao Samsonith agreed
to resign to clear the way for
a new neutral regime in the
Asian kingdom. But other re-
ports said royal units are NOV
ing against the rebels in Wen
tiane, the capital.
Capt. Kong LIE. who engi-
neered the revolt in Vientiane
Tuesday, warned that "bloody
war" would break out if Mr..
Samsonith does not go ahead
and step down. Weeping, he
repeated at a rally that 1.-The
government must resign to
forestall bloodshed."
There was no direct word
from Mr.. Samsonith, who took
over last May after elections
and led Laos away from a pol
icy of neutralism. He still was
reported in Luang .Prabang, the
royal city 140 miles northwest
of VientiaDe.
Could Be battle-ground
Sources in Nong Khai, Thai
land city across the Mekong
River from Vientiane. said two
royal army battalionS were
moving in the direction of the
capital. How close they were
was not indicated. They were
said to be under command of
Brig. Gen. Boonlert Samichand,
first royal Lao army chief of
staff, who declared his loyalty
to King Savang Vathana.
Gen. Boonlert set up head
quarters at Souvannakhet, 300
miles southeast of Vientiane
and announced all officials and
people in the southern part of
Laos have no connection with
the rebels.
If these reports are true, Laos
once again might become a
battle-ground in the cold war as
1t was in the years the royal
troops fought the Communist
Pathet Lao rebels.
Capt. Kong lie, 35-year-old
paratroop officer, is said to have
only about 800 men supporting
him in Vientiane out of a Lao
tian army Of 10000 men.
There were conflicting re-
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have to night their way in
Mr.. Hammarskjold turned to
the next one.
This is to get the Belgian
troops as quickly as possible
out of Katanga. where they
have propped up Mr.. Tshombe's
proclaimed independent state.
A communique said Mr..
Hammarskjold will head back
for Leopoldville tomorrow, but
will stop over at the big Bel
gian base at Kamina, in North
ern Katanga, "for discussions
about arrangements for the
withdrawal of Belgian forces
from Katanga."
After discussions between
military representatives of the
United Nations and Belgium,
such arrangements have been
decided about the replacement
of Belgian troops in Katanga
by United Nations troops"
1000 Troops Left
There are 1000 Belgian troops
still in Katanga province,
about half of them at Kamina,
There also are about l,500 Bel
gian troops at Kitona, a Lower
Congo naval base southwest OF
Leopoldville. At the height of
the crisis Belgium had 1O,5OO
troops in the Congo.
"a Belgian Defense Min
istry spokesman said in
Brussels all these troops will
be pulled back to Belgium
except for 1000 men at
Kitona and the same num-
Der at Kamina. He said
these soldiers will remain to
keep the big bases running
pending their takeover by
the U. M
Under agreements worked
out by Mr.. Hammarskjold in
his talks in this provincial
capital. the two companies of
Swedes that accompanied him
here yesterday will be rein
forced by Irish, Moroccan and
Ethiopian contingentS. An ad-
vance U. N. party will arrive
tomorrow to make arrange
ments for handling the flow of
reinforcements.
Belgian troops now in this
capital will begin immediate
withdrawal to bases as the re-