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Evening star., 1960-05-10
HELP MEN
LIQUOR STORE SALESMAN, mus

LIQUOR STORE SALESMAN, must
be over 81, energetic, aggressive:
good oppor., good sal, and bonus.
Apply daily, $3.50 An. WEI T
MANS LIQUOR DEPT. STORE.
1885 MINI. ave. ne.
MAN, white. with gardening expe-
Tience. Steady employment year
round Apply in person 10 CHEVY
CHASE CLUB. 6l0O Conn. ave
MAN TO LEARN A NEW TRADE.
Some mechanical BACKGROUND and
good common sense required; We
will teach you the rest Neat ap-
pearance End good char7 cter es-
Sential. See or telephone Mr.. Rudy
on Wed. or Thurs. between 30
a.m and noon. JOHN g. WEB
STER SERVICE CO., 627 F St.
NV. ST. 3-6lO0.
MAN, as asst. mgr in TV sales and
service store; experience helpful
but not essential; must be IA
miliar with public and have SELL
ing experience. Hours, Monday TO
Friday, II to 2. Sat, q to } pm.
Salary open Apply in person, ] to
8 pm. LITE RADIO a. TV, 2O1O
l4th 81. NV
MAN, white. living in Bethesda.
Silver Spring area. We will be in
ierested in you If you are inter-
ested enough to investigate this
S9a VIZ. opport. Phone JE. 2-56S3
after 8 nm
Evening star., 1960-05-10
HELP WOMEN

in business once Of new
hospital. Good opportunity for
person interested IN working with
public Some typing and business
experience required 40-hr. week
alternate week ends and holidays
OF. Apply Personnel once, WASH
INGTON HOSPITAL CENTER, II0
Irving ST. NV, Mon. through Fri
dav. q am. to 3 pm.
Evening star., 1960-05-10
HELP WOMEN
CnATNRltfeN4
ADM. SECYS..

ADM. SECYS., to $1,000.
Select positions In PUBLIC RE-
LATIONS, CAPITOL HILL. Law.
EDUCATION. EMBASSIES AND
COMMERCIAL OFFICES.
EXEC. ASST. -----S115
EXECUTIVE level
Building Mgr. Ito $500
To manage exclusive once bids.
LAW ----to $500
Several; for leading attorneys.
Cap. Hill S5,170-S7,5O0
Republicans and Democrats.
Career SecyS. to 5000
Press Dept. st. $3.50
Publ. relations. writing. editing
AirlineS ------St. $3.50
Girl Fridays to $1O0
Publ rel TV; Hill.
RECEIPTS, Ito $500
ACCT. CLKS. - $3.50
GRADUATES, to $50
Excellent selections-fle now.
Clerk -TypiStS - to S85
CLERKS ----S60-SoO
BEGINNERS --S70-S9O
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE 7-4414
ASST. BKKPR. .-TYPIST, reception
iSt duties; l-girl ONCE, courthouse
area days; S2Sl. POTOMAC
EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.
ia. $4,000.
ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPER, part
time, eXper. req, 5-day week.
good working conditions in Chevy
Chase; apply in person after
pm. Monday, 7l00 Conn. ave,
Pm. 226,
AUTO TITLE CLERK
Immediate opening available to do
automobile tag and title work.
Very interesting and diversified
position involving checking of car
orders, conditional sales contracts,
settlements, etc: should be rea-
sonably accurate typist: automo-
bile eXpeT desirable but not es-
sential, 5-dsy, 40-hour work
week, paid vacation, air-condi-
TONED ofice. Apply in person to
Mr.. Richard Stohlman. Salary
commensurate with exper.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd and M SITS. NV.
BEAUTICIAN, male or female, ex-
perienced. Also, shampoo and
manicure girl. No license re-
ouired Phone MR.. ARNAULD for
appt., FL. 4-2244, Springfield, Va
BEAUTICIANS = Excellent salary
and commission, modern salon
and shopping center, Vienna, Va
Call WE. S-666I, LEONARD AND
ANGELO.
BEAUTICIANS CD. l with mana
gers license, for beautiful new
salon in Glenmont shopping CEN
ter, wheaton. Call FE. 3-5OlO,
EN-. 2-5331.
BEAUTICIAN, for busy Beth and
d. c. salons: TOP. sal. and comm.
HOUSE OF MILO, EX. 3-4242.
BEAUTICIAN for full or part time.
in busy N Arl. salon. IA. 7-3S24
or ia. 4-01l2
BEAUTICIAN-Perm. position, good
working cond., air-cond. shop. hp-
ply between 3 ANIL pm, NINA S
HAIR STYLIST, 7445 Annapolis
rd., Hyattsvlile.
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman.
ultramodern shop; 5-day week,
Spring Valley location. TED HAIR
STYLISTS, EN-. 3-7542, 4S07
Mass ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, SS5-S1O0
per week, guarantee plus commits
sion; 5-day week: no manicuring;
steady work. LOUIS CREATIVE E
HAIRDRESSERS. 1710 Eye st. NV,
BILLING DEPT.
CLERK to learn once ma
chimes, good with figures, typing
REQUIRED, some knowledge Of book
keeping helpful. ARTS g. CRAFTS,
$500 BALTIC we, Collese PIX. Nd.
BOOKKEEPING Machine Oprs.-
$4,000. MGR in Arlington, Miss
Grant, BOYD'S, 200 18th at G
ma. S-2340.
BOOKKEEPER, otice mgr. must be
thoroughly eXper.. also stenO
skills; administration background;
salary open. Call 10. 2-92O0.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE oPER-
ATOR-NCR, Bethesda area-Call
MR.. TOWNSEND, OIL. 6-IS00.
Evening star., 1960-05-10
HELP MEN

MEN t3)-White. married, age
21-35, his. grad. Living In sc. or
PIG. county. SI00 wkly. avg. 70
start. Perm. DOS Good chance to
advance. No ezper. nee. Call UN.
4-0561.
MEN with cars for delivery routes.
Earn 81, 50-S3 per hr. Apply 9-I2
noon. 1900 3rd st NV
Evening star., 1960-05-10
HELP MEN
SALESMAN

Experienced, to work IN expanding
surplus store in nearby Va. Perma-
nent position, excel. future 70 per-
son who qualities. Call IA. 5-O60O.
Evening star., 1960-05-10
SECURITY
statesmen

Must be better-than-good statesmen;
salary or comm. we train and
teach you the business. Can be
arranged as perm. position. Pre-
ferably $4,000 to $4,000 yr.
6aliber. Refs. required. Call JU.
Evening star., 1960-05-10
CLERK-TYPIST

Age 90 to 40. Type at least As
words per minute. 5-day. 40-hour
week, pleasant working conditions
In an conditioned ONCE. Paid
vacation and other company bene-
fits Interesting work. Call Mr..
BROWN ST 3-R6O0
Evening star., 1960-05-10

LIZ w tOO
TECHNICIAN, must be exper. in
repairs of 2-way radios must
have I'd class radio. telephone
technician license, must have
D. e. drivers permit; good pay,
paid vacations, group hosp. other
CO. benefits. Apply in person,
2332 Ontario I'd. NV.
TELLER, Alex. area, will train
h.s.g., neat appearance, co. bene-
fits, S224. POTOMAC EMPL., 9ll
King ST., XII. 9-5055.
TRUCK DRIVER to work on trash
truck. Apply $50 2nd ST. NV.
FE. 7-419S after 500 ewes.
TRUCK DRIVER for furniture
store; perm. position; must be
expeT.. no city and have city
rels.i also must pass ref. for
bonding: do not apply unless you
can meet above qualification, call
MR.. PHILIPS, MA. s-49l3.
I * DRIVERS, contract truck
man, make s With AERO MAY
FLOWER VAN. Apply BOX 107
Indianapolis. Indiana.
nv OUTSIDE SERYICEMAN-ex-
per. and references. Contact Mr.
Kreamer, BELMONT RADIO &
TV, 2414 14th st. NV. NO. =
Evening star., 1960-04-21
TAKOMA FORD
MOTORS

PLYMOUTH-VAL
400 GA. AVE. NV. ia. 9-e904
BUICK 81 Special; str. shift, oris.
owner, good cond Wholesale price
S195. VIII. 2-2023.
Evening star., 1960-04-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 81 VS. convertible: T. and
ing: real sharp; S1,495: bank
Evening star., 1960-11-05
Booking Implied
For leo by U. S.
In Congo Dispute
BY the Asscciat ted Press

The United States says that
Joseph Ileo. once appointed but
never installed as Premier in
the Congo, may be the man to
lead that African nation out of
chaos.
The implied support of Mr..
Heo, president of the Senate,
came in a State Department
comment criticizing a U. N. re-
port on the Congo situation
and suggesting a new start
with a new leader.
The report accused Belgium,
which formerly ruled the Con-
go, of promoting chaos there.
But the State Department
said, 1--WE have every conf
dence in the good faith Of Bel
gium and its desire to be of
assistance in the Congo. I'VE
therefore are unable to accept
the implications to the contrary
contained in various parts of
the report"
Mr.. Ileo, an anti Communist
and an opponent of Premier
Patrice Lumumba, has not fig
ured prominently in the strug-
gle for power. When President
Joseph Kasavubu ordered the
custer Of Mr.. Lumumba some
months ago, he designated Mr..
Ileo as Premier. Mr.. Lumumba
refused to step aside and Mr..
leo did not serve.
Evening star., 1960-11-05

be a colonel or a private if he
can't be commander in chief.
I never have been and never
will be a defector from the
Democratic Party like some Of
the Texas supporters Of Dick
Nixon"
He pleaded with his fellow
Democrats not to make our
great State sit at the second
table," or "live in the 18th
century" by letting Texas go
Republican again. He denied
he has posed as a liberal in
the North and a conservative
down South.
He attacked with special We
hemence charges he said were
made by Republicans and
others that he supports so
cialistic programs and has
run out on his State and the
South.
johnson City, Tex, has a
population Of 670," he said,
land has never produced a So
cialist or a traitor. And I. am
not one"
The climax :. of the speech
came in his discussion of the
religious issue. He received a
standing ovation when he de-
nounced what he called "des-
picable" attacks on Senator
Kennedy because of his re-
ligion.
Evening star., 1960-11-05
NIXON
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
alton" of the Democratic plat
form calling for what Mr.. Nixon
contends is a SIS billion in
crease in. Federal spending.
Another was J a call for the
Democratic nominee to tell
"how he plans to pay for what
he has promised-higher taxes,
deficit-financed higher prices,
or both"
He also called on his rival
to retract statements fore
shadowing the reduction of the
independent Federal Reserve
Systm to the White House"
and for abandonment of his
fantastic farm program"
He can't have it both ways"
he continued. HE can't go to
Virginia and be sensible for
one hour of one day of one
week and then during the rest
of the time espouse his plat
forms free spending, cheap
money doctrines.
America is big place but
not so big that such tactics
go undiscovered.
1T is synthetic bunk for Mf
Kennedy to represent to the
American people that his Law
ish spending programs can be
financed, as he has sought to
do so by closing tax 'loopholes
by economies in administration
or by economic growth"
Evening star., 1960-11-05
KENNEDY
Poll in Chicoqo
Shows SmoII Dip
Continued From First Page 80,

80, ,000-vote victory in a total
vote of S million.
The Senator stopped in To-
ledo, Ohio. for an afternoon
rally en- route to Chicago from
two morning campaign stops
in Virginia. He received the
same kind Of rousing reception
from the $4,000 or so Toledoans
as he had won in other cities
on five previous visits to the
State.
Senator Kennedy drew his
loudest cheers when he said
that in the last four days Mr..
Nixon has called me every
thing from a bare-faced liar to
an economic ignoramus. I am
calling him a worthy member
of his party in 1860. He fits
right in with Dewey, Landon,
Coolidge, Harding, Mckinley
and the rest Of them"
An unknown Republican, de-
scribed by Ohio Gov. Michael
v. Disable as a "subdeb," got
revenge of a sort by splatter-
ing the windshield of Senator
Kennedy's car with a tomati
as he left the city. The Sen
ator was not hit.
Gov. Disable predicted the
Democratic ticket would carry
Ohio by "a nice comfortable
margin"
Evening star., 1960-11-05
Anti Jury
Hints at Decision
Against RuiIwuys

A District Court judge yes
terday refused to answer a
Hypothetical question" put to
him by a jury which has been
celebrating for eight days in a
500 million civil antitrust case.
The question asked of Judge
John j. Sirica gave a possible
indication of how the jury may
decide when it finally brings
in a verdict.
The jury wanted to know
this: If it should decide that
the defendants in the case, %
railroads, conspired against
Riss g. Co., a Kansas City
trucking firm, coulG the jury
refuse to grant monetary dam
ages to the trucking firm?
However, Judge Sirica said
he had fully and clearly" in
structed the panel in the law
in respect to this case. He
said they would have to be
governed by what they already
had been told.
The trial lasted nine months
before it was presented to the
jury last week.
Evening star., 1960-11-05
Dominion Firms
Push Profit Shares

CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Domin-
ican Republic, Nov. 5 (AP) -
Three Dominican firms have
announced profit-sharing plans
for their employees in line with
a suggestion by Generalissimo
Rafael L. Trujillo, the coun-
try's strong man for 80 years.
Other firms previously had
made similar announcements
and more are expected to follow.
In a speech October 26 Cen
eralisSimo Trujillo said the
country should speed up it's
welfare program and suggested
profit-sharing as one step.
The Industrial Chocolate Co.,
which has 800 employees, an
nounced yesterday its workers
will get 8 per cent of the firms
net profits. Molinos Domin-
icanos (flour mills, 200 en-
ployes, announced it will give
workers 8 per cent Of it's net,
and Industrial-Textile del Car.
ihe put its figure at S per cent.
Evening star., 1960-11-05
Navy Tug Bombed
In Exercise Error

YOKOSUKA, Japan, Nov. S
(AP).-The United States Navy
tug Cree was accidentally
bombed yesterday by a plane
off the aircraft carrier Coral
Sea during exercises of 7th
Fleet units.
The United States Navy said
a sailor on the Cree, Boats
wain's Mate sc Jee L. Holden
Of Tampa, Fla, and San Diego,
Calf, was injured while pro-
tecting a shipmate from the ex-
plosion.
The boatswain's mate was
hospitalized for minor injuries
at the United States Naval Hos
pital, Yokosuka. Other crew.
men suffered conclusions but
did not require disqualification.
The Cree was damaged by
fragments from the bomb,
which exploded alongside.
Evening star., 1960-11-05
Recording Star
Dies in Collision

MILANO, Tex, Nov. 5 (AP)
Recording star Johnny Hor.
ton. IS, was killed early today
In a two-car head-on collision
on a railroad overpass in this
Central Texas town.
Mr.. Horton was driving a
car, State police said, in which
T1lman Franks. his manager
and Gerald D. Tumlinson were
riding. All were residents OF
Shreveport, La.
Both Mr.. Franks and Mr.
Tumlinson were injured, along
with the driver of the second
car, James Evans Davis, 19
of Brady. Tex. None was be-
lieved in serious condition.
Singer Horton had several re-
cent hits, including Battle of
New Orleans" North to Alas
ka," and Johnny Freedom"
Evening star., 1960-11-05
Shuh's S Son Named
After Grandfather

TEHERAN. Iran, Nov. S (AP)
The heir apparent to the
throne of Iran, the long awaited
son OF the Shah, has been
named Reza Pahlevi after his
commoner grandfather W h O
founded the family dynasty 35
years ago.
The 6-day-old baby was given
a Moslem baptism yesterday in
the f1ower-banked room of the
hospital where his mother,
Queen Farah Diba, went for
the delivery. The Shah prayed
that the little Prince will one
day succeed to the throne,
which dates back $500 years to
Cyrus the Great.
Evening star., 1960-11-05
JOHNSON
Nixon Supporters
Jeer Native Son

The candidate had his say
when he addressed the lunch-
con rally. He had been listed
to speak only 20 minutes. He
used almost an hour, the
audience begged him to keep
pouring it on"
1t was certainly his longest
speech of the campaign in the
opinion Of many observers who
have travelled with him. It also
was his best and perhaps most
effective. Several Of the Dallas
party workers remarked "it
probably won't help or hurt
him much in this city but it
sure ought to 60 over big in the
rest of the State"
AS usual, Senator johnson
started speaking in almost
conversational tone. He soon
began to boil. When he really
got going he had the audience
yelling and the chandeliers
ringing.
Bitter, Frustrated
1T makes me sad to know
that nice attractive people can
be so bitter and so frustrated
and so discourteous." He said
of the anti-Johnson demon
strators outside II would hope
none of our people do that
anywhere at any time.
1T was not a rewarding or
pleasant experience for me but
thank God I am in a country
where people are free to do
that If their manners and
judgment dictate it."
A listener cried: Give 'em
hell. Lyndon"
The Senator smiled and re-
piled in an apparent refer
ence to former President Tru-
man, that I'm not the head
Of that department"
Then, dismissing the dis
tressing topic of demonstra-
tions, he dealt with a wide
range of subjects including a
detailed defense of the long
Texas law under
which he is running for Sem
ator as we'll as Vice President.
He related in equal detail the
reasons why he was willing to
seek the vice presidency after
being defeated for the presi-
Dental nominations.
Il was the one man who
could have defeated Senator
Kennedy at the Los Angeles
convention except for pre-
conceived notions of some
States that opposed me-" he
said.
But I was defeated fairly
and squarely by Jack Kennedy.
I am not the kind of man who
picks up his marbles and pouts
if he loses and who refuses to
Evening star., 1960-11-05
New Term Levied
Against PoroIed
Slayer of Woman

Harry w. Guthrie, who was
paroled last year after he was
sentenced for the rape murder
of a Washington woman, yes
terday received a suspended
four-year term in the Maryland
Penitentiary, provided his pa
role be revoked in the District.
Guthrie. SO, of the 900 block
Of Maryland avenue NE, was
sentenced in Prince Georges
Circuit Court by Judges Philip
H. Dorsey and Ralph w. Pow
ers. They sentenced him to
three years for assault and bat
terry and one year for larceny.
The two counts were con-
tanned in two of three indict-
ments stemming from the
assault on an Arlington woman
last May near Largo. Guthrie
had served seven years of a
S to 20 year sentence for the
rape-murder of a Washington
woman in 1851 before he was
paroled last year.
Following his arrest in Prince
Georges County, Guthrie was
released June 3 on $4,000 bond,
but he failed to appear for
arraignment June 20. FBI
agents seized him July 81 in
Florence, S. c.
Assistant States Attorney
Edward j. Bagley yesterday
asked the court for a maximum
sentence of Is to Is years.
Evening star., 1960-11-05
KENNEDY


Republicans, living and dead
and interrupted his 20-minute
talk. which was carried on ma
tional television, no less than
Al times.
In the speech. Senator Ken
nedy reviewed the major
themes Of his campaign-the
welfare. education and re-
source programs he has in
dorsed on the domestic scene
and the steps he has outlined
to reverse what he describes
as a decline in American pres
tige.
He summarized the purpose
of his campaign and of his
administration, If he is a sue
cessful, this way: II want to
demonstrate to Mr.. Khru-
shchev and others that a new
generation of Americans has
taken over this country. men
who are committed to the
maintenance of freedom in the
1960's. And with your help,
we shall do it" sd
Senator Kennedy arrived at
the jam-packed stadium with
his hair and shoulders strewn
with confetti that showered
down on him duringsa three
mile parade to the traditional
rallying point.
The powerful Chicago Demo-
cratic organization pulled out
all stops in staging the parade.
Searchlights beamed skyward
from every corner. fireworks
exploded overhead and virtually
every ward in the city was
represented by a band, a float
and a marching unit.
Half a million people ignored
the chilly weather and light
drizzle to cheer Senator Ken
nedy in what the Illinois
Democrats called their greatest
rally since Franklin Roosevelt.
Some concern was expressed
by party leaders, however, over
the days returns in the Chi
cago Sun-Times straw vote
which showed Senator Ken
nedy holding only a Sis to AS
per cent lead over Mr.. Nixon in
the State. His advantage has
dropped 3 points in the last
week. according to the poll.
Sees Shaky Victory
The newspaper said projec-
tions based on the current
percentage standings would
give Senator Kennedy a shaky
Evening star., 1960-11-05
King Speaks
To Teachers
In Virginia

RICHMOND, Nov. 5 (AP).-A
leader in the Southern integra-
ton fight outlined for Virginia
Negro educators yesterday tasks
for education in speeding UP
the coming of a new order for
Negroes and whites alike.
The Rev. Martin Luther King
presented the outline at the
closing session of the 73d an
nual convention of the Virginia
Teachers Association.
Later, in talking briefly with
reporters. he predicted that
there would be some public
school integration in the deep
South within five years. Just
how soon the integration oc-
ours, he said, depends upon the
vigor of the next Federal ad-
miniStration.
DR.. King said he believed that
both Senator Kennedy and Vice
President Nixon would take
more vigorous action in this
field than has President Eisen-
hover.
In the meantime, he pre-
dicted, there will be more and
more non-violent. direct action
against segregation such as
the lunch counter sit-ins. He
pointed out that lunch counters
in l12 cities have been deseg-
regated in less than six months
as a result of the sit-ins.
He told newsmen he had
no fears of mass firings of
Negroes as a retaliatory move,
saying:
THE white communities are
as dependent upon the Ne
groes as the Negroes are upon
the whites. There were threats
Of mass flrings in Montgomery
(Alao, but they never hap
pened."
DR.. King was a leader of the
Montgomery bus boycott by
Negroes.
Non-violent, direct action by
Negroes is so effective, he said,
because of the Negro buying
power-"just enough to make
a difference between profit and
loss"
Evening star., 1960-11-05
JOHNSON
Continued From First Page

late last night he told a small
crowd that greeted him he was
glad they did not see the DEM
onstrations in Dallas.
1T was sad in Dallas-you
wouldn't have believed you
were in Texas" he said.
| The vice presidential can
didate leaves here today te
join presidential candidate
Kennedy at the Madison
Square Garden rally in New
York. Early tomorrow, he will
be winging his way back to
campaign until Tuesday in
Texas areas dangerous for the
Democrats.
He plans a massive wind-ul
rally in Houston on MOI day.
His return will guarantee
this always spectacular State
a still more sizzling brand o1
politicking. judging from his
Dallas reception yesterday.
Dallas, although not the geo.
graphical heart of Texas. /;
the strongest G. o. P. center.
This territory, nearby Fort
Worth and the Houston-Beau.
mont area about $50 miles
southeast, heavily helped Presi.
dent Eisenhower carry Texas
in 1852 and 1856.
This is where Senator john
son and Democratic State and
congressional candidates have
scheduled their main speech
making and numerous con-
ferences for the remainder OF
the campaign.
Senator Johnson does not ex-
pect to bring all those regions
back into the Democratic fold.
But he says the job Of carrying
Texas for the Kennedy john
son ticket next Tuesday hinges
to a great extent on whether
the G. o. P. majorities there
in the last two presidential
elections can be cut.
Efficient Demonstration
The 1856 vote totals show
the magnitude of the task,
Dallas and its county went Re-
publican by almost $4,000,
Houston and its county by more
than $1,000, Fort Worth by
some 10000, and Beaumont
Port Arthur by 5000. The
State itself gave Mr.. Eisen-
hover more than a million
votes four years ago and Adlai
Stevenson about $4,000.
The Dallas incident was by
far the biggest, noisiest, most
persistent and - the Demo-
Gratis charged the most ef-
ficiently organized demonstra-
ton against Senator johnson
during the entire campaign.
Only on few previous occa-
sions, such as in Chicago last
Tuesday when a half dozen
pickets mildly marched along
to wave comparatively inoffen-
sive signs. did the vice presi-
dental candidate experience
anything of that kind.
Mr.. Alger and Democratic
Representative Wilson got into
a heated curbstone argument
during the demonstration. Mr..
Wilson objected particularly to
Mr.. Alger's placard he said de-
scribed Senator johnson as a
traitor" and "sell-out."
Evening star., 1960-11-05
Peru Blocks Appeal
In Ecuador DISPUTE

LIMA. Peru, Nov. S (AP).-
Peru's Foreign Minister Luis
Alvarado Garrido said yester-
day Peru will not allow it's bor-
der dispute with Ecuador to be
taken to the Organization of
American States, the United
Nations or the International
Court of Justice in The Hague.
The Peruvian Senate also ap-
proved a motion opposing what
1t termed Ecuador's efforts to
take the dispute to one of the
international organizations.
The area in dispute is the
headwaters of the Amazon
River.