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Evening star., 1960-12-11
COUNTIES TO GET
HEARING TUESDAY
ON SEWER RATES

A public hearing on the
Washington Suburban n
! Sanitary Commissions pro-
posed 1861 budget will be
held at 8 pm. Tuesday in
the Commission Meeting
Room, 4017 Hamilton street,
Hyattsville. Md.
The record SAIL million
budget calls for a 3-cent
increase in the sewer rate.
If adopted, the sewer rate
will jump to 10 cents per
1000 gallons of water used.
This is the first increase in
the sewer rate since 1858.
The rate change will
affect about l25,000 homes
In Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties and cost
a family of four approxi-
mately $3.50 per year more.
The water rate Of IS
cents per 1000 gallons
would remain unchanged.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
PICKPOCKETS
ARE WARNED
TO WATCH OUT

A somewhat more-than-
subtle warning to Yuletide
shopping season pickpock-
cts and shoplifters went out
yesterday.
Deputy Police Chief Ed
gar E. Scott announced
that beginning tomorrow
and continuing through
December "a, a special
squad of plainclothesmen
and women will be on duty
in stores. augmenting the
stores security guards
All have had special
training on some of the
better ways to catch Of
tenders, Chief Scott said.
Evening star., 1960-12-11

County Board member Lucas
Blevins openly renewed it yes
terday and in doing so laudeo
the man who helped defeat him
last month.
Mr.. Brown expressed appre-
citation of the offer. but imme.
diately declined it just as he die
earlier.
ABC Goes Into Action
Almost simultaneously, ABC
leaders began efforts to get Mr.
Brown to return to their fold
County Board members Lee
Urbanske and Thomas Rich.
ards last night demanded ar
emergency session of the ABC
executive council to reverse the
action that precipitated hi.
resignation.
They issued a joint state.
ment declaring that they whole.
heartedly support his position
that coalition representative.
should not seek other Office Of
belong to governing bodies o.
other political parties while
serving on the county board.
The council Thursday TABLED
a resolution which would have
established this as ABC policy
Both Mr.. Richards and Mr.
Urbanske. however, asserted
that adoption of it is essentia
to ABC and announced they
will propose that the coalition
officially exhort Mr.. Brown tt
return.
DR.. Blevins reported:
Members Of the Democratic
Executive Committee have in
dicated they would like to have
Mr.. Brown as a candidate be-
cause they feel that even though
they have disagreed with hin
on certain items, he has dem
onstrated that he is fair anC
square on the issues as he see
them"
He also accused the ABC o
.cynically driving Mr.. Brown
from the coalition.
Kaul Case Cited
"They have forced out th'
best man they ever had. Thi'
makes their claim that the!
exist only to get good men IL
local government ridiculous,
he asserted.
"Only a few weeks ago. IL
the interests of getting votes
they declared that Ralph Kau
no longer was an ABC boart
member. Now that the election
is over. they eagerly take hin
back in the fold and drive ou
their most outstanding mem
ber."
The Democratic overture wa.
the most improbable in a sue.
cession of unlikely develop.
ments which have characterized
Arlington politics this year.
Mr.. Brown gained office II
1856 by beating a Democrat
after one Of the angriest anc
most personal campaigns ir
county history. Many Demo
Gratis then considered him 6
symbol of what disliked mos
in the liberal ABC.
Their opinions so changed
however. that this fall promi.
nent party leaders unofficially
decided to approach Mr.. Brown
about the possibility of HI
Evening star., 1960-12-11

In a quiet second-f floor room
Of a Foggy Bottom Office build.
ing, an attractive young woman
in a blue uniform pressed q
button and a blank disc started
rotating on a turntable.
A gray-haired man and two
women, who were holding a l.
year-old boy and a 2-week-old
baby girl. appeared slightly
nervous as a microphone was
held out to them.
Slowly at first, they spoke
the traditional seasons greet
ing: Merry Christmas, darling.
:" Merry Christmas, son.
. :" Happy Holidays. :"
Son In Action
AS each Of the adults spoke a
message Of love and affection
into the microphone, the little
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Concert for Pupils

Some $500 fifth-grade pupils
from Fairfax County schools
will attend a special concert to
be given Wednesday by the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra, un-
der the direction Of Howard
Mitchell, according to the
Fairfax County School Board
Evening star., 1960-12-11

built and Virginia's Interstate
Route 66 is in. Mr.. Aiken said.
I'VE are going to witness tre-
mendous revitalization of the
Rosslyn area"
Freeing Key Bridge Of heavy
traffic will help that redevel-
Evening star., 1960-12-11

seeking reelection next year a.
a Democrat.
Aware that Mr.. Brown wa
deeply distressed because Mr.
Kaul was running for Congress
as a Democrat, they asked In
dependent Ernest Wilt to tel
him Mr.. Brown would be vel
cpmed as a Democrat if h,
wished to quit the ABC.
According to DR.. Blevins, tn,
Democrats told Mr.. Brown the!
wanted him because of the in
telligence, fairness and concerr
for all segments of the com
munity they felt he had dem
onstrated as a board member
Mr.. Brown replied yesterday
Il am naturally flattered b!
DR.. Blevins' kind references t.
me. But I must reply to then
as I did when the subject frs
was mentioned during the cam
paign.
Il deeply believe what I otter
have said, namely that man!
Arlington residents can ant
will participate in local polite
only on a nonpartisan basis
I am such a person.
when first approached,
replied that as an ABC member
it would be improper for mt
to engage in any personal po'
litical negotiations with anothel
party. Although I am no Longer
an ABC member, I still fee
unable to make an arrange
mefit with another party.
I believe that effective loca
government is best achieved il
nonpartisan elections. I reaIizt
that many responsible peopl,
disagree and I respect theil
opinions.
AS I stated Thursday, I vii
never do anything 70 hurt o
embarrass those people in ABB
in truly nonpartisan local gov
ernment for Arlington"
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Citizens Back
Urban Renewal

A 15-member citizens COM
mittee has approved a prelim-
mary proposal for urban re-
newal in downtown Alexandria.
Action by the committee,
appointed by the city council,
opens the way for detailed
planning by Urban Renewal
Director Martin Smith.
The urban renewal program
is aimed at redeveloping a "a
square-block area in downtown
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Case Backs
District Drive
For Suffrage
Urges Legislators
In New Jersey
To Support Move
BY GRACE BASSETT
Star Stan Writer

New Jersey, has urged leaders
of his State Senate to support
actively the constitutional
amendment to grant residents
of the Nations Capital a presi.
dental vote.
The amendment, cleared BY
the New Jersey House, is be.
fore the State Senate judiciary
Committee. State lawmaker'
see a chance for Senate con.
sideration December 10.
| On that day, Senators are
to hold party caucuses followed
|by committee meetings and 9
Legislative session. Often, bill.
are reported by committee anc
handled on the Senate fiool
within a matter of hours ir
New Jersey.
Controlled by G. 0. p.
The Senate is controlled by
Republicans, who hold an IL.
to-10 edge over Democratic
members.
To alert members to party
interest in the suffrage pro-
posal. District Republican State
C mittee Chairman Carl
Shipley and Representative
Widnall, Republican of New
Jersey, plan to go to Trenton
for the caucus.
Key men appear to be George
B. Harper, president of the
Senate, from Layton, anc
Thomas ]. Hillery, majority
leader, from Boonton. to whom
Senator Case wrote letters this
week.
II urge your active support
in your key position in behalf
Of this legislation. which must
be approved. of course, by three
quarters of the States in order
to become an amendment tC
the Constitution" Senator Case
wrote both Mr.. Harper ano
Mr. Hillery.
Drive Underway
Hawaii and Massachusetts,
legislatures already have rati'
fed the amendment. recon-
lmended by the last Congress
Local suffrage sponsors are or
lganizing a drive for acceptance
in the required 38 Of the a
legislatures meeting this year
Prompt ratification by New
Jersey would be among the
first favorable actions in tht
Nation and would provide {
Ireal shot in the arm to the
residents of the District. whit
have put so much faith in thi!
Ifirst constructive step to grant
them the same rights Of citi-
zenship enjoyed by other Amer
leans" the Case letter con.
Itinued.
The New Jersey Legislative
situation is uncertain.
Nobody appears to be op'
posed to the amendment but
apathy may play a part. Also
politics is a factor.
| Gov. Robert b. Meyner who
has called for ratification. Is
Democrat and his party run.
the lower house by a 34-to-2t
maj ajority.
New Jersey politicians report
that Republican sentiment ir
the Senate appears to be di.
vided. Some Republican Sena'
tors feel their party might
benefit more If they postponed
ratification until after the next
gubernatorial election, wher
they hope a Republican will
get Gov. Meyner's chair.
Other Republicans dismiss
this view. with a certainty that
the District issue does not have
enough political mileage tc
worry about. On the contrary
they reason that failure of the
Republican Senate to ratify
would put. their party in a bad
light.
Evening star., 1960-12-11

opment trend. he said. Truck
traffic Would use the new Three
Sisters span.
Two headaches plaguing traf-
fic engineers now are those bot
tlenecks at both ends of Key
Bridge.
Evening star., 1960-12-11

The new ramp will temporarily carry out
bound X street traffic onto the freeway and
inbound traffic will move into street. The
dashed lines indicate temporary connections
Later, when a structure to carry freeway
traffic over the inner loop is completed at X
street, the ramp will be used to move inbound
traffic off the freeway onto the north and
SOuthbOund lanes Of the inner loop.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Montgomery Seeks
5 Colleges as Goal
Arlington Democrats
Want Brown on Slate
Offer to Back His Candidacy; Il
ABC Leaders Invite Him to Return
BY JOHN BARRON
Star stan Writer

Leading Arlington Democrats invited County Board
Chairman Herbert Brown. whom they long regarded
enemy to become candidate for their party
The invitation to Mr. Brown who last Thursday Unexpectedly
quit the non-partsan coalition Arlngtonans for Better
County first extended secretly during the recent campaign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23

and hold the greater promise Of
reconciliation with the dissi-
dent leaders in Katanga and
Kasai.
At the moment, the center Of
political gravity seems to be
shifting slightly in Mr.. Lu-
mumba's favor because of his
tinge of legality and the better
organization Of his supporters.
Insofar as the latter are con-
cerned, the u. N. has refused to
allow Col. Mobutu to move
against them; yet members Of
the Student Council" have
been beaten up in downtown
Leopoldville while U. N. troops
looked on.
U. N. Start in Provinces
In the provinces, where the
bulk Of the Congo's IS million
people live, the U. N. has made
a start by appointing seven Of
ficers to advise the provincial
governments Two of these Of
f1cials are Dutchmen, two are
Frenchmen, one is a Czech, one
a Pole, ond one a New Zealand
er. Their experience in Afri-
can affairs is sketchy, to say
the least.
But even assuming that these
officials were able to function
in an efficient fashion, the
problem Of restoring the polit-
ical health of the Congo would
barely be scratched.
The U. MS civil branch in the
Congo consists of exactly 1853
men Of Is nationalities (there
are "a Swiss, % Tunisians, %
Frenchmen and 81 Swedes)
One hundred and fifty-three
men to reconstruct a land four
times the size Of France.
Fails to Reach People
AS a result, the U. N. effort
is failing to touch the lives OF
the vast proportion Of the Con-
golese population which lives
outside the city limits of Leo
poldville and the six provincial
capitals. There is facade at the
top and nothing on the
ground.
This means that political
and administrative authority In
the bush has returned to the
level at which it was exercised
before the Belgians came, to
the powerful local personalities
In a few cases. these are
young politicians. In more, pow
er has reverted to brigand lead.
ers Of the Fore Publique o.
to tribal chiefs and seers, mer
| who have never heard Of Lu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23

Improbable position is that il
cannot condone or allow the
practice of arbitrary arrest
Yet the U. N. has shown itsel1
to be patiently unable to effect
the release of IL members o.
t he National Assembly nov
held by pro-Lumumba force!
in Stanleyville.
All these men enjoy parlia.
mentary immunity. Red eros.
doctors report that some o!
them are being subjected tt
continuous and brutal torture
But the U. MS principles, OF
lack of CUTS. prevents it from
forcibly freeing these men.
Somewhere there seems to be
Ia lack of hard thinking. Or Of
any thinking at all.
Must Ban One Faction
| e
The political conflict in the
Congo can only be resolved
through the elimination from
the political scene Of one OF
the two principal factions, the
Lumumba group or the Mobu-
tu-Kasavubu group. No rea,
political or economic progress
can take place until this has
been done.
The choice is between a con.
sentative dictatorship or a radi-
cal dictatorship. Either Mobu.
tu-Kasavubu have got to be
allowed to arrest Mr.. Lumumbs
or Mr.. Lumumba must be full!
backed by U. N. bayonets, II
which case you may nrest as
sured that he will arrest Col
Mobutu and Mr.. Kasavubu. I
is as simple as that.
Either course would bring 9
measure Of unity to this fac.
ridden nation. It is more
likely, if one may judge by the
events of the last lao days, that
the accession to power Of tn,
Mobutu-Kasavubu group woul,
in the long run cost less bloot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23
Police Grievance
Committee Head
Named by Group

The Civic Betterment Asso-
citation last night appointed
Earl Spruiell chairman of its
Police Grievance Committee.
The committee will concern
itself with questions Of police
supervision and law enforce
ment.
Simuel Whitfield was ap-
pointed chairman Of q Christ
mas Basket Committee" to COL
lect food donations for the
needy.
DR.. Garrett Ridgley, q dentist,
spoke on dental care and hygi-
enc. He reported that in areas
where fluoridation is used in
drinking water, tooth decay has
declined as much as SO pei
cent. He stressed, however, that
proper care is essential.
In other business the group
decided to start q news bulletin
If members can convince area
merchants to support it with
advertising.
The meeting was held al
Nalle School, Fiftieth and c
streets Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23


mumoa or kasavupu, mucn les.
OF Hammarsk]oio or the oniteo
Nations.
Tnis Is tine practical Response
OF the Congolese 10 an imprac'
ticai SITUATION: all autnorits
disappeared IN the aust OF tne
beigians; now local autnorisS
llas LeasseIteu iese.. ~ . s. -
~ lsaS 49,, nii S.s,. as - ~ s.,s
v,lsolsss :. w = J. W. . =. y. t rS.
Ia..c4 !. ~ 20 - 70 leoosLlI1s 4: 'iiA
siVuAsa9l' Emu W a'' upoai A.
BrazxavilIe Threat
Atrounlng factor 10 the jim
Is the political activity aimed
~ sale Sunsto ifo,li claIzasliiS
Sno cepaeSi o. sne eA-rIeliSll
Conso, Wnicn nes acroSs tn'
river Arom Aeopoiusiile.
Brazzayille Is the domain Of
the Able Fulbert Youiou, a col
orIul African priest-pontlciar
VINO Is OF tne same 6aKonge
tripe as PRESIDENT kasavuou
whom ne supports. ana IRON
brazzaviile many belgians VINO
ned during the July terror arr
returning TO the Congo.
| u. N. officials claim thai
some Of these Beigians are toy.
ing with politics again. They
maintain that the Belgians arr
the HSoh,,tm~ n 3 sar1,h,, c,;c,,.
from the U. N. and to thwart
the U. MS detectives In thu
Congo.
They aim. say U. N. officials
Ito convince the Coneolese tina
1.-The u. N. should be asked {,
withdraw, thus opening thu
way for reconciliation between
the Congo and Belgium.
This NAV he t,,,e To n IL
nothing could he a more kill
ling indictment of the U. N,
performance in the Congo. I
indicates that the Congoles,
are growing weary Of the U. n!
INDIGESTION, that despite theij
pride and their fear the Con,
golese are willing to turn tt
the Belgians to get somethin,
done,
Eorce anu Tragedy
The total political picture
then, is one of farce tinges
with the tragic knowledge tina
the lives and welfare of mil,
lions of Congolese are involved
raynnont a. the ton . lob ." -
realism nervodss ths c;v;i,e,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23

Joseph Mobutu.
Mr.. Lumumba's government
has the greatest claim to legal.
ity since its mandate stem!
from the June elections. neo'.
Fourth Of q Series
government Che was president
of the Senate under Mr.. LII.
mumba) has the next strongest
claim since it was authorized BY
the chief of state. Mr.. Kasa.
vubu. Ex-journalist Mobutu'!
Student Council" derives it.
authority from the tickle bayo.
nets of the Force Publique anc
the qualified approval of West.
ern diplomats and of what re-
mains of the Congolese civil
service.
In no real sense of the WORD
do any of these three govern
ments govern. The United Ma
tons force here, which adds 8
fourth angle to the politica
situation, recognizes none Of
the three governments. 1t sim.
ply deals with whoever happen!
to be occupying the chairs q,
authority. 80
This means, at the moment
the Student Council" com
posed of % "intellectuals" (higl
school graduates. These men
whose average age is q, carr!
out most of the day-to-da,
business of government, or d.
so to as great a degree as thu
present situation and their owl
lack of experience allow,
Democracy q Facade
But the U. N. is unhappy with
the situation. Ignoring the fac
that democracy is little more
than a facade in most of thu
member nations of the inter.
national organization, U. N
officials express distaste at thu
prospect of being associated
with a government lackins
constitutional authority.
In so doing, they blind them
selves to the fundamental po
litical fact Of the Congo: NJ
group, no matter how demo
cratic its mandate, will be abb
to restore normality without tn
use Of undemocraticr methods.
The choice is, In other words
not between a democratic gov
eminent or an undemocrati'
one, but between some govern
ment or none at all. The high
mindednes of the U. N. official
in the Congo cannot be ques
toned. But their theories jus
will not work.
Bars Lumumba Arrest
A good example of the U. N.
dilemma and of its inability +
cope with the Congolese situa
ton on a practical level can b
seen in its refusal to allow Co
Mobutu to carry out the war
rant for Mr.. Lumumba's arrest
which was signed by Presiden
Kasavubu.
The U. MS theoretically ur
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Council (Which also has Mr..
up by not-so-strongman, Col.
Joseph Mobutu.
Mr.. Lumumba's government
has the greatest claim to legal
ity since its mandate stems
from the June elections. neo's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23
ANATOMY OF CHAOS
Three Foctions Seek
To Rule in Congo
BY SMITH HEMPSTONE, Jr.
Contributing Writer

LEoPoLDvHLE, Congo Republc-The political situation
in the Congo at the moment is, to put it mildly obscure
On national level there in theory three governments
That of Prime Minister Patrce Lumumba the neo government
dominated by President Joseph Kasavubu and the Student
Council" (Which also has KasaVubuS tacit approVaD set
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Evening star., 1960-12-09

Photocopy Machine
Excellent condition. Du. 7-470t
PlANOS--Knabe. stelnway, Wur-
liter and other Trands in tor
condition: greatlv reduced. Pay
only S2b down. balance in 3 years.
KITS tWashington's Largest
Music Store), 1880 @ st. NV. RE.