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Evening star., 1960-11-14
U. N. Won Limit
Weoponsi in Koreo

~ - 5i Z 3
PANMUNJoM. South Korea,
Nov. IL CAP "A senior dele
gate Of the United Nations
Command said today the UNC
will continue to defend South
ern Korea. using any weapons
1t considers necessary for that
defense. y
Mai. Gen. Richard Collins,
newly appointed senior men,
Der Of the United Nations COM
.ponent. made the statement
during the l30th meeting OF
the military armistice com.
mission.
The meeting was called by
the. North Korean side TO COM
Il
Evening star., 1960-11-14

S@@SA@%~9
O United Nations guard.
Mr.. Kamitatu has hitherto
been bitterly opposed to Col.
Modulus pro-Western military
regime and has persistently
maneuvered his 2,000-strong
provincial police force in MFR.
Lumumba's favor.
"Col. Mobutu has acknowl-
edged that I. as provincial
president. have prior RESPONSE
biEty for maintaining law and
order In Leopoldville." Mr..
Kamltatu told newSmen.
"But we agreed that the
provincial police force will
call on Col. Modulus military
forces for assistance whenever
it is unable to cope with the
situation" .e.
Mr.. Kamitatu said he also
agreed to suspend publication
Of his semi-weekly newspaper
"Solidarite Africaine," whic b
launched violent attacks In
recent issues against Col
Mobutu and Congo President
Joseph Kasavubu.
Col. Mobutu was not imme-
diately reachable for comment
on the agreement. But Mr.
K q mitatu's announcement
marked an important victory
for the army leader In the Bit
Evening star., 1960-11-14

tion tipped the scales In Gen.
Phoumi's favor for the first
time since his forces were rout-
ed at Paksane, 100 miles north
east Of vientiane, nearly two
months ago.
Most Of Southern Laoe and
two big pockets In Northern
Laos now swear at least noEni-
nal allegiance to Gen. Phourni.
Prince Souvanna's area Of in
fiuence has been cut down to
Vientiane and the northern
provinces OF Sayaboury, Mann
tina an6 Phongsaly. But Prince
Souvanna is still the most In
fiuential leader in Laos.
Evening star., 1960-11-14

plain about the introduction Of
modern weapons into South
Korea.
your side .(Commuist) for
feited any right to complain
about new-type weapons the
day you smuggled your first
illegal weapon into North
Korea" Gen. Collins told the
Communist delegate.
Evening star., 1960-11-14
Turkish Political Boss
Fires II From Juntd

against persons. Our aim is the
creation Of an order based on
democratic ideals and beliefs. "
He said q Constituent AS
sembly will be formed as soon
as possible to work with the
unity committee to establish
democratic procedures in the
country. ..
Evening star., 1960-11-14
II You Are Under 80
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Evening star., 1960-11-14
Congo Police Plan Set
By Komitotu, Mobutu

LEopoIDVuLE. the Congo Nov. IL APos-Presdent
ceobhss Raitau Of eopodve Province today announced
a "conpiete agreement with political enemy Col Joseph
Mobutu for maintaining order in the capital
1t was major political setback for exPemier Patrice
mumba enrenched his villa In poweres secluson behind
Evening star., 1960-11-14
Laos Seeks
Royal Capital

vIENTIANE. Laos. Nov. II
Gap Premier. Prince Sou
wanna Phouina said today. he
has ordered the recapture Of
the royal capital Of Luang
Prabarig.
II cannot tell you want mill
tary measures we are planning
but the situation in the north
Is well in hand. We are taking
steps to retake Luang Pra-
bang" Prince Souvanna told
newsmen.
The royal capital is 1870 miles
northwest of Vientiane, the
country's administrative CAPT
tai.
Garrison Detected
The military garrison at
Luang Prahang detected from
Prince Souvanna's neutralist
government to the right-wing
rebel side Of Gen. Phourni
NosaYan Friday.
Prince Souvai1na said the de-
lection posed mo direct threat"
to Vientiane.
I'm any event we have taken
all necessary measures for the
defense Of Vlentiane," he said.
Prince :SouYanna said he has
received no reply so far from
Gen. Phourni to q letter dis
patched Saturday suggesting a
negotiated settlement Of the
Luang Prabang and other diff
ferences.
Negotiation Group
The National Assembly ap.
pointed o committee to nego-
tiate with Gen. Phoumi and
asked him to set Q place and
time for the negotiations.
The Luang Prabang defec.
Evening star., 1960-11-14

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Evening star., 1960-11-14

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Evening star., 1960-08-19
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Evening star., 1960-10-02

YOU will sec of him for some time. Tie has,
of England. He has his own plane. has he,
moi, Mademoiscllc?"
Sarah nodded ''Ycs,'' she said. We
were thinking of ="
He wanted you to elope with him That
way, did he not?" Poirot asked. when
you are clipping with girl, and the fact is
publicized. then you will not be suspected
of also smuggling an historic jewel out of
the country
Il don't believe it, said Sarah.
Then ask his sister, said Poirot, gently
nodding his head.
Sarah turned her head sharply. A slrik-
~. ing platinum blonde stood in the door
way. She was clearly in a furious temper.
''Sister, my FOOT she said That swines
no brother of mine. He put me up to it.
Said they'd never prosecute because of the
scandal. Des and we're to have shared the
swag in Paris = and now the swine runs
out on me! Can someone phone for taxi?''
"a car is waiting at the front door to
take you to the station, Mademoiselle,' -
said Poirot.
When he returned to the dining room
after assisting the spurious Miss Lee
Worlley into the car, Colin was waiting for
him. But look here, M. Poirot. What
about the ruby? Do you mean to say you'v
let him get away with it?''
Poirot smiled and turned to Bridget.
Evening star., 1960-10-02
who

Shall We do final conjuring trick, Made
moiseIle?" he said. Feel in my leit-hand
pocket"
Bridget thrust her hand in. She drew il
out with scream of triumph and held aloit
a large ruby blinking in crimson splendor.
You comprehend explained Poirot,
The one that you cIaspcd in your hand was
paste replica. brought it from London
in case it was possible TO make a substitu-
ton. You understand? We do not want
the scandal. NJ Desmond will try and dis
pose of that ruby in Paris or i'll Belgium or
wherever it is that he has his contacts, and
then il will be discovered that the stone is
not real! The scandal is avoided, my prince
ling receives his ruby hack, he returns to
his country and makes sober and happy
marriage. All ends we'll
Except for inc. murmured Sarah under
her breath.
She spoke So low that no one heard her
but Poirot He shook his head gently. You
are in error, MademoiseIle Sarah. You have
gained experience. All experience is vaIu-
able. Ahead of you, prophesy, there lies
happiness. -
Dut NJ. Poirot was not entirely happy
ID himself He walked out into the hall.
shaking his head little. For perhaps the
twentieth time he drew from his pocket a
rather dirty piece of paper: DON'T eat none Of
The plum pudding One nho wiShes ,o" meH.
He who could explain everything could
Evening star., 1960-10-02

Is yours one Of the lucky fami-
lies that put aside some vacation
time for the cooler fall months? If
so, you'll be delighted with the
travel-help you'll get from THIS
WEEKS colorful 34x5l-nch map
of 3,723 National and State parks
and other public recreation areas.
Evening star., 1960-10-02

plus the accompanying 32-page
guide = both for only 81.
So if you're going places. order
today! Send your name and
address with check or money
order for ST to:
THIS WEEK, P.O. Box 239,
Radio City Sta, New York l9
Evening star., 1960-10-02
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germS-for purer, fresher air.
Evening star., 1960-10-02
r. Tor Happy Travelling - III
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THIS WEEKS 5O-State See America Now" Vacation Ma
and Guide tell you where to go and what to do whe
the tourist food has ended and travel costs low
Evening star., 1960-10-02

THIS WEEK Mosa1ine ! October 2, 1850
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Eastman President
To Be Honored

PHILADELPHIA. - The
Poor Richard Club will
award its gold medal of,
achievement to William S.
Vaughn, president Of East
man Kodak Company, next
Saturday at ceremonies COM
memorating the 255th ami
versary Of Ben Franklin's
birth.
A. Edward Morgan, Poor
Richard president, said Mr..
Vaughn will be honored as
the chief executive of a lead
ing American corporation.
The Poor Richard Club Is
one Of Americas oldest ad-
vertising organizations.
1T is especially appropri-
ate to honor the leader of a
company whose name is syn
onomous with progress in
the communication arts"
Mr.. Morgan said. "Mr.
Vaughn's company is well
recognized for Photographic
achievement that has con-
tributed so much to publish
ing, graphic arts, and to
human progress and enjoy
ment."
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Huzy Sun Ideal
For Closeups

Any modern flash camera,
no matter how. inexpensive,
can produce fine snapshots
under almost any conditions
as far as illumination is con-
cerned. However, it is also
true that certain kinds of ex-
terror lighting produce the
best results when applied to
specific subject matter.
For instance, a hazy sun
provides ideal illumination
for close-ups Of people. This
condition eliminates shadows
on their faces and the prob
/. lem of the subjects squirting
due to sun glare. .s
Cloudy days are excellent
for scenic pictures since the
clouds themselves create q
mood and contribute to dra-
matte compositions.
II your interest is in achiev-
ing the most vivid color snap
shots possible, choose a clear,
bright sunlit day for your
photo session.
Evening star., 1960-12-11

Cleveland Park Library, Connecticut
avenue and Macomb street NV.
Speaker. Donald Baruch, The De-
partment Of Defense Coouefat ton
with the Motion Picture Industry"
OLD DOMINION CAMERA CLUE
No meetings in December. Effective
January meetings will be on second
Thursday (color slidesD and fourth
Thursday (monochromes) OF each
month. Color slide session January
l2 at Broyhill auditorium. 1910 Lee
hlghway near Glebe road, s pm.
visitors always welcome.
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC So
ClETY, Wednesday, 8 pm, photo
graphic clinic, Paul Enrich modera-
tor; combined monochrome and color
program. four prints and two slides
permemeber. Last awards: Paul
Enrich ., Eileen Caller 3, Everett
Johnson .. Joe Lawrie 9; merit
Ehrlich, George Frey .. Caller, john
son 2, Robert LaFollette .. Lawrie:
popular vote-first. Caller, johnson
LaFollette; second, Ehrlich. La.
Toilette, Lawrie 2; third, Enrich.
Caller, Lavrie.
CONTESTS-35mm color slides of
travel scenes anywhere. Meston's
award, two by air to Bermuda.
Gaines DOG Research $500 award
TO Tom Mentally Of Glenview, H.:
$3.50 to Crete Mannheim, Brooklyn:
500 to Mrs. Anne Brison. Columbus.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Movies Require
Careful Script

You don't have to know all
the techniques of q Hollywood
director to make your movie
camera tell an interesting
pictorial story. The funda-
mental point to remember is
the use Of sequence shots.
Instead Of taking just one
picture~of a scene-take three
or more.
Use q long shot to estab-
lish the scenes locale and its
cast Of characters.
Then follow it up with q
medium shot which carries
you into the scene. Your third
shot should be q closeup to
provide q sense Of "on-the-
spot" participatin and to pick
out the focal point Of inter.
est.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
NEWS OF MUSIC
Lively Times Ahead
For Opera Society

newcomers, when lie Ros-
signol" opens. (The title, by
the way. means THE Night
ingale"-the opera is based
on the Andersen fairy-tale
"The Emperor and the Night
ingale.") It will be the WASH
ington debut of Marina
Picassi, Loren Driscoll and
Herbert Beattie. Miss Picassi
has sung with the Cologne
Opera. and recorded "Pier-
rot Lunaire" for the Dutch
National Radio last year after
a performance at the Con-
certgebouw in Amsterdam.
Mr.. Driscoll Is the Freddie
in the Broadway production
of MY Fair Lady" and Mr..
Beattie, a leading bass of the
New York City Center, sang
in Floyd'S "SuSannah" when
1t was given at the Brussels
Worlds Fair.
Elaine Bonazzi, the Death
In lie Rossignol." was the
old countess in the Opera
Society's recent Queen of
Spades. Donald Gramm has
sung three Mozart roles here
Alfonso in "Cosi fan tutte,"
the title role in lie Nozze di
Figaro" and Leporello In
Don Giovanni" Kenneth
Smith was the Arkel In
"Pelleas ct Melisande." Cor
don Micunas. who designed
the Queen Of Spades" Is
doing the sets. James Waring,
who has been in all Opera
Society productions as tech
nical director or director, win
be responsible for the light
ing. while Mr.. Hebert win
direct.
Does "Sensor-motor Total
Body Function and Fine
Motor Skill: A New Motion
Theory" interest you as the
Evening star., 1960-12-11
CAMERA
CALENDAR

COLOR SLIDES SALON SHOW,
sponsored by Greater Washington
Council Of Camera Clubs, National
Housing Center, 1925 L street NV,
NTH fioor, Friday, 8 pm. Mono
chrome prints salon open daily
through Friday on third floor.
Interclub competition results:
Color diviSion-Photo EssayiSts,
frst; Alpha Photographic. second;
USDA Roundtable. third. Individual
e. Flynn, Photo EssayistS. first;
j. Meenehan, Alpha Photographic,
second; G. Mathews, Photo Essay
lists. third.
In monochrome division-Alpha
Photographic, FIRST; Silver Spring.
second: Old Dominion, third, In
dividual: Combined Class = H. B.,
Chambers, Silver Spring, first: j. B.
Johnson, Silver Spring. second; H.
Poole, Bethesda Chevy Chase, third.
SxlO class-J. B. johnson. first: M.
H. Fletcher. USDA Roundtable. sec
ond; j. Lawrie. Old Dominion. third.
Unlimited clash. B. Chambers,
i1rst; H. Poole, second: J. B. johnson.
MOTION PICTURE AND TELE-
VISION COUNCIL, Monday. 2 pm.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
TODAY

CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY CHOIR.
director. Church Of the Holy Civ.
M.,,S.. " An; The Eve Of Grace. J. O..
cASMEs esI:s, cS9FRN5k' q NJ piano cessS'r.n ',.
snd S Pasus iR q nlnoeP: e:4i b.eh;, hrfsSs: sSSs
Bach; Eroica Variations, Beethoven:
sSnn,n. ssSnsTzo n e sharp minor, Opus 80.
cho1in; iAof Pasaninl "a m'RcFi VsristiSSSs. tHSS.
De6ussy: Sonata No. 3. OPUS Ss.
frokoiiefi: Hungarian Rhapsody No.
wAsHINoToN-LEE HIGH SCHOOL
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Dorothy
kkss aish SehooI ! pm, ssnisl..
sueisSti: Eorelsy: aa1HlA sraes: Ia fsssls ssri:
ehole. ooehr: When the Christ Child
Came. ciokev; HallsIuish. Handel
UNIVERSITY CHAPEL CHOIR. Fasus
sPTMin.%.T. MsryI.nd co.. sSndsstor University
Messiah. Handel. 80" '' ans
LUDWIG oLlSHANsKY. piano. Phillips
Galley, 8 pm; ImDromptu in c
sonsta. copiand; Reiiets dsns feau.
Deb9 9sy; Fantasia in c. Opus IA.
WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CHOIR, Katharine 9. Fowler, or
srn PresPyterian Church. 3 Pm.
Eis. mezzo- -sOprsnos jack Phillips and
Robert Rush. tenors: Clarke Psulsen,
baritone: Joan narrison, harp. Sing
Gloria. Davis: ccventry Carol, arr:
fsS, sI' csswsII "a and IN Awt: sss bsst sd. ie.
der. % arr, Niles Niles: shspherd's Christmas
SONG. Reiman.piekinson; Christmas
Day, Hoist; Ceremony Of Carols.
ST. CECILIA CHORAL SOCIETY.
Lawrence Sears, director: Shrine
OF the Blessed Sacrament. 5 pm.
Christmas music By charpentier.
Hoist, william.
PILGRIM LUTHERAN CHURCH CHOIR.
Lutheran Church, Maryland. 5 pm.
SoloiSts: Inge Braunlieh, soprano:
Jane Saline, alto; joseph Inseee,
tenor; Pierre DSstert; bass; rstsr
choraie Prelude. Landauist; In dglei
jubilo, Bach: Fantasia In G, Locke.
NATIONAL BAPTIST MEMORIAL
CHURCH CHOIR, John Biebse, d:
rector. National Baptist Memorial
Church Dm' aSis.; sSISiIs.;; TSnsss FsII.s,
Vrtl1s bOpIAhos MoSSGH essb
tralto; Ben Mitchell Morrls. tenor.
Christmas Oratorto. Saint-saens.
NATIONAL GALLERY ORCHESTRA,
Richard Bales, conductor: NATIONAL
Gallery Of Art 8 pm. SUITE iEgm %
the ballet. = com6attimsn,to p,!tiEU1, pssne den.
Concerto No. 20 in D minor, Mo-
cart; Symphony in c, Pleyel.
MOUNT OI,IVET AND CHRIST METH
Arberg and Camille Almy, directors.
Mount Olivet Methodist Church, 3
pm. SoloistS: Eleise Byrd and Doris
Olson, sopranos: Jean Harrison, con-
tralto: Donald Almy, tenor: warren
Orr, bass; Everett Leonard, organ:
Christmas music by Bach and
Handel.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY CHOIR. Werner
Lawson, director Cramton Audi
torium, Howard University. 8 pm.
Masnihcat. Bach.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY or AMER
ICA CHORUS, Jehn Paul, conductor
Catholic University. $50 pm. As
sisting groups: CATHOLIC University
| rector ST. Mary's Boy Choir. Rev
John Eceleston, director: Choir oi
the Religious Of Jesus and MARY
mas carols: Early One Morning
shsW-Parker; saint Nicholas Can.
tata, Britten; In the Bleak Mid
Winter, Hoist: Echo Carol, anon.
March and Waltz Of the Flowers
| Tchaikovsky; Fantasy on Christina
Carols, @. Thaddeus Jones.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
CAMERA ANGLES
Movies Tell 1t Best
Your Christmas Story

shooting. Which means, out
doors, from dawn to dusk.
Indoors. all you need Is an
inexpensive light bar that
holds both camera and q pair
Of reflector flood lamps.
Here, exposure is easier
than ever because a reason
ably accurate guess Of the
distance from lights to sub
ject Is what determines what
lens opening you use. and,
for each distance. q guide in
dicates the proper opening.
You Just set the lens &C
cordingly point the cam
era squeeze the button
and the camera and film do
the rest. And what movies
they make! First off-they're
in color. Hardly any movie
makers bother with black and
white films any more. They
want just what they see In
their camera finders and just
as they see it.
Sequence Adds Interest
A colorful lifelike picture
story is told not in shots but
in sequences. Like this: A
youngster coming down the
stairs on Christmas morning.
(He walks right down to. and
past, your camera or you
can pan" to follow him. His
face as he sees the living
room and the tree and the
gayly wrapped packages. (You
can really make closeup with
q movie cameraD
He runs over to the tree.
CLet him run action is
what q movie camera Is for0
Mothers hand offers the first
present. (This Is q picture
story you're telling. and
Christmas writes It's own un-
beatable script.) His hands
hurry to open the package.
(You can get close-ups right
up to inches with many movie
cameras His face. as he sees
his first gift. (What would
you give for a picture like
this-in action and in colorD
Well it's just that easy
but to make it even easier for
those who still have their
doubts we will prepare Q
simple ready-made script.
that will appear on this page
next Sunday. that anyone
can use to make a Christmas
movie on just one roll Of film.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Photo AnnuoIs
Review Year

The Photographic ANIMALS
beckon. These include:
international Photography
Year Book, 1861" (St. Mar
tins Press. N. ". British.
Photography of the
World" (Ziff-Davis, N. ".
Japanese.
German Photographic An
nual" (Amphoto, N. ".
1851 Photography An
nual" (Ziff- Davis.
u. S. Cameras 25th an
niversary edition. "The Pic
ture Universe. 1881" edited
by Tom Maloney (Holt,
Rinehart g. Winston).
Evening star., 1960-12-11

subject Of a lecture? Perhaps
1t should. If you are a violin
iSt. 1t is the title of a talk by
DR.. Frederick Polnauer, psy-
chologist and musician, in
which the lecturer will at
tempt to explain how and
why Q person can play the.
fiddle. The lecture Is free,
and win be delivered Deem
Der Is at the Washington
Musical Institute, 1880 Six
teer1th street NV.
y
Sviatoslav Richter will play
five Beethoven sonatas at his
second recital in Constitution
Hall December 20. They are
Opp. 2. No. 3; II. No. !; 26
81: 81.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
TOMORROW

ROBERT PARIS. harpsichord. Phil
lips Gallery. 500 pm. Sonata for
harpslchord, Opus 81. Persichetti:
Seis Sonatas para Clave, y Fuerte
Piano, Opus 1. Nebra; suite fol-
AIR FORCE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
AND CHOIR, Capt. Robert L. Ian
derS, conductor. Lisner Auditorium
$3.50 pm. soloists: Betty Waller, so
prano; Marjorie Fuller, contralto;
william DuPree, tenor; Reger .Ardreyi
baritone. The Messiah, Handel.
TAKOMA PARK JUNIOR HI0H
SCHOOL ORCHESTRA AND CHo-
RUS, GrieT Beers and John Scott,
directors. Takoma Park Junior Hish
School, 8 pm. Winter Holiday
Music Festival. Hanukkah and
Christmas music.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
SATURDAY

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Lloyd Geisler, conducting. constitu.
ton Hall. 2:30 pm, and $3.50 pm.
Assisting artists: Landon Bows
Chorus: Arlene Saunders. David
AIKEN and Lee Bratten. Amahl and
the Night Visitors, Menotti.
VOCAL ARTS GROUP: Anna MAJ
Courtney and Clara 0'Dette, So
pranos; Marilyn Savage, alto; Rich
aId Levitt, counter-tenor: John
ThoHias and Alfred Neumann, tenors:
Allen CFoweli and william Wieder-
anders, BASES. Assisting artists:
+ rtson. oboe: Frederick Biaehly, cello;
HIehRrd Dirksen,, organ. Little
Z 9anetuaIy. Saint Adams School, $3.50
Pm, Trio Sonata In Aat, Haydn:
Veni Emmanuel, Monteverdi; Mag.
nihcat for ssven Voices. Monteverdi:
ptytnum Mysterium. SWEENEY:
Hodie Chfistus Natus Est, 0Weelinck;
y Magnum Mysteriun, Vittorta; In
pulet Jubilo. Buxtehude.
WAsHINuTQN-LEE HIGH SCHOOL
CHOIRSs Fiogenee Becker ana Reh-
sst Barter. directors. Washington-
Lee High School. $40 pm. Christ.
mas Candlelfkht Concert.
cZECHoeLOvAK CHORAL SOCIETY
'''DvQRAK: Jane Klimes, director
All Souls Unitarian Church, 8 pm.
Works b. 0metana, Praus, Hilmera,
Pekerny. Novak; medley OF Czech