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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-13
"OvERTIME PAY RACKET INFECTS
MISSILE BASES"

Cape CanaversI, Fla, 5-3 News ID
CAPE cANAvERAL Fla, May 3-Amerea's blood Will
boil at the disclosures OF union raekeeens
on This misse-testing base and at vandenberg Calf
We are behind Russians in roekefry for number
Of reasons and high among them the faef mar NUMBER
ot ,o, h,vs sezed upon the frantic effort close the
missile Gan as an excuse to rob the taxpayer blind
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-13

Kenya political leader Tom
Mboya is a picture of confidence
after winning in Kenya's first
national election.
BELL & Howell Close-Up!" will
present The Second of two pro
grams on the Kenya elections
Land of the Black Ghost Tues
day, May Is (ABC-TV, 5000
p.m).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-13
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Evening star., 1961-07-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE SOTO '55 4-dr. I'd; very clean;
isG; Isl f.ss. ses offer. KE. dao et7i7i. q or
Evening star., 1961-07-16

DODGE DART go 21door: beau
tiful yellow, amazingly low price
Butler Bonded. S1.595. LEE D
BUTLER. 112l 21st st. NV. FE,
7-3245.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
CHEW. $50

CHEW. SO Impala conv.: st. tr.,
like new, brand-new WV. tires,
fully equip. 10000 act. mi. l own
er secretary. $4,000. WA. 7-6404
Evening star., 1961-07-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO Fordor country sedan;
green and white, VS., automatic,
power equipped. SI.695. Butler
Bonded. LEE D. BUTLER. I121
21st st. NV. FE. 7-3245.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

CHEV. '5s Impala sport coupe; per-
feet original silver-blue finish with
ivory top. S-cylinder. powerglide,
7. and h.. power steering, power
brakes, Wv. tires: a test drive IN
this beauty will convince you that
it's had the best Of care. A true
quality car; OK guar; only
Evening star., 1961-05-18
MontgomeyJC
Streak Snapped

Montgomery Junior College
closes out its baseball season
against Wesley Junior College
tomorrow at Dover, Del.
The Knights 10-game win
ming streak was snapped by the
Navy Plebes yesterday at An
napolis. 6-5, in 10 innings
Montgomery now is 1873 on the
season. The Plebes are ILL.
The Plebes won it in the extra
inning on a squeeze bunt by
Terry Stacey. bringing in
Chuck Pinney from third. Pin
ney, who hit a leadoff homer
in the first inning, singled in
the 10th, stole second anc
moved to third on Ray Snyder S
single.
MONTGOMERY 900 OOo 2O1 O-5 Z
NAVY PLEBES 100 2O1 O0l Ia s
McDougal and Hanson: Eichler, Ter
williger 90 and Dousal. Kidder t9).
Evening star., 1961-05-18
Brooks Rides
Five Winners

CAMDEN, N. J., May 1s
(AP). - Followers of Jockey
Steve Brooks had field day
at Garden State Park yester-
day.
Brooks rode Tom Turkey to
record-breaking victory in
the $18,875 Cherry Hill Stakes
and also had the leg up on
four other winners.
Tom Turkey paid SO in
winning the 5-furlong feature
in 0:5745, a fifth of a second
better than the old mark for
the distance.
Brooks other winners were
Ufo (S12.50) in the third race,
Miss Melisande 1920 in the
fifth, Inside Story CSl5) in
the sixth and Key Witness
lSl5.6O) in the eighth.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
Player and Palmer Facing
Threats on Two Golf Fronts

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va, May 18 CAP) Gary
Player and Arnold Palmer,
COLTS leading money winners
this season, face one threat
from old reliable Sam Snead
here today-plus another from
as far away as Memphis.
AS always, Snead is the man
to beat in the l4th annual
Sam Snead Festival. which has
a field of II competitors for
its opening today. Snead knows
his own layout so well that
he's won this tournament five
times. chewing out a 259 in
1859 to equal the meet record
set by Ben Hogan in 1850.
Player and Palmer also will
be keeping an eye open for j
Edwin Carter, who is due here
today as a non-competitOr
Carter is the PGA Nationa,
Tournament director and he is
likely to have something to say
over a riff between Palmer and
Player and the officials of the
Memphis Open.
The Memphis Open sponsors
are trying to block Player ano
Palmer from competing in the
ninth International CUP
matches in San Juan, P. R.
which is being held June Ia
the same dates as their tour
nament. There is talk of a
possible suspension.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
Punch Bourd
Favored at
Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
May 18 (SpeciaD Robert T.
Trice's Punch Board. a winner
in his last outing here, heads
a field of nine reuters in the
mile and a sixteenth Lions
Club Purse, feature of tonight's
program at Shenandoah Downs.
The husky bay son Of The
Pincher will carry top weight
of 100 pounds.
At least four winners at the
meeting figure to make it tough
for Punch Board, including
Winsome Prince, Bristol Cut
ter, Top News and Big Flush.
Jockey Larry Reynolds rode
another triple last night, his
second in as many evenings,
to run his total wins for the
meeting to 81 and virtually lock
up his second straight riding
championship here. Reynolds
is five up on Charley Mckee,
who had one win last night to
make his total %.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
3dEvons Cup VictoryHe
Mrs. Lyons Back to Class A

Norton of Washington, 93-
16-77; Mrs. A. A. Kopcsak OF
Army Navy, 94-16-78; Mrs
Robert Shelton of Brooke
Manor, 93-15-78; Mrs. Melvin
Cough of Manor, 93-15-78;
Mrs. Milton Rollins of Indian
Spring; 94-16-78- Mrs. P. l.
Smith of Congressional, ga
15-79; Mrs. Fred Chaimson OF
Prince Georges, 93-14-79; Mrs
K. S. Giles of Indian Spring
94-15-79. and Mrs. Howard
Woster of Argyle, 95-16-79.
KENWOOD Cherry Bios
som Cup Mrs. Robert Addie
81-9-72; Mrs. Camilla Marvin
90-l3-77. Low gross - Mrs
Betty Meckley, 88. Glass B
Mrs. T. H. AinnSworthy, 98-
24-74; Mrs. j. F, Arts. l06-
3l-75. Low gross-Mrs. George
Mock, 102.
WOODMONT-Gorre Sond
heimer Memorial Trophy Mrs
David Leventhal, 99-22-77;
Mrs. Joseph Young, l05-2l-84
Low gross-Mrs. Herman Edla-
witch, SO.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
Charleston
Comes Back
To Minors

CHARLESTON, w. Va. May
l8 (AP).-Charleston was back
in organized baseball today,
and the city could give Cuban
Premier Fidel Castro some OF
the credit.
International League Presi-
dent Tommy Richardson came
to town last night to confirm
that the San Juan, Puerto Rico
club owned by millionaire Will
liam P. Macdonald would be
transferred here.
Charleston will open a three
game series here with Jersey
City tomorrow at Watt Powell
Park, which seats about $500
I'VE had an unusual eco
nomic situation down there,
Richardson said in explaining
why the club would be shifted
from the island to this noun
tain community.
He said the Cuban troubles
and particularly the recent ILL
fated invasion, had caused un-
rest and those fleeing from that
island to Puerto Rico had Gre
ated some economic hardships
THE people just didn't have
the money to go to the bal
games," he said.
Charleston had q club in the
American Association for eight
years, but because Of financial
reverses and other factors was
unable to continue for the 1861
season.
The old team had a working
agreement with the Washing.
ton Senators last season, but
their successors, the Minnesots
Twins, discarded it. San Juar
is a st. Louis Cardinals affiliate
Evening star., 1961-05-18

Under PGA rules. golfers
wishing to participate in nom
PGA cosponsored or nonap-
proved tournaments must get
permission from the PGA or
face a Six-month suspension
and $500 fine. The cup
matches are sponsored by the
International Golf Association
This is news to me and I'd
like to know more about it, y
Player said. But I'm definitely
going to play in San Juan as
a representative of my country
(South Africa. ;"
Evening star., 1961-05-18

Mrs. A. J. Lyons Of Court
House appears headed back
into the Women's District Golf
Association Class A ranks after
having won the Blass B Mark
Evans Cup for the third time
yesterday at Congressional
Country Club.
Mrs. Lyons, who won the
Evans Cup in 1855 and SO,
won both net and gross honors
by five strokes each with an
85-14-71, but took the cup,
which went to the low net
scorer.
Mrs. Lyons handicap of IA
is the Class B minimum, and
her excellent score figures to
move her into the Class A ranks
for the remainder of the sea-
son. The winner had mines
of 42-43 in a consistently good
effort.
Mrs. w. C. Champion of
Army Navy won gross with a go.
Other net winners, in order,
were:
Mrs. Peter Wisher of Prince
Georges, 91-l5-76; Mrs. E. N.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
Coss Is Extended
In Tennis Final

Last week ends D. C. Com
missioners tennis tournament
was not settled until yesterday.
and Tim Coss took a little
longer than expected to decide
the final match.
CoSs, %. was pressed hard
by 47-year-old Don Floyd be-
fore closing out the match with
a quick third set, 6-S, ST, 60.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
By a Star staff Correspondent

DS Guar CbhAl SulItopuHuChb
BALTIMORE, May 18.-Fred
w. Hooper, who hopes to win
the Preakness with Crozier on
Saturday, will rely on his g.
year-old filly My Portrait, the
Kentucky Oaks victor, in to-
morrow's $2O,OO0-added Black
Eyed Susan Stakes, which drew
nine starters today.
Panamanian born Braulio
Baeza, who rides Crozier, was
slated to pilot My Portrait in
the mile and a sixteenth Freak
ness eve feature.
Two other jockeys with i'm
portant engagements in the
PreakneSs also were due to ride
in the Black Eyed Susan.
Jockey Johnny Sellers. Garry
Backs pilot, was refining How
Evening star., 1961-05-18
Three Tag Team
Matches Feature
Capitol Card

Three tag-team wrestling
bouts headline the program at
Capitol Arena tonight.
Mark Levin and Don Curtis
will face the Australian Kanga-
roos, Roy Heffernan and AL
Costello in the shows opener
at $50. This match will not
be televised.
The second tag team will pit
Argentina Apollo and Johnny
Valentine against Taro Sakuro
and Haruo Sasaki, the Jap
aneSe stars.
Nature Boy Rogers and Wild
cat Orton will grapple Mr..
Puerto Rico and Steve Sanchez
in the third tag-team bout.
Other matches list The
Angel VS.. Tony Altimore and
Billy Darnell VS.. Ell Diablo Sc
baStian.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
BOWLING
NEWS

Clarendon Trust, second fol
the last two years in the mems
Metro Duckpin League. hit the
top last night at Pla Nor or
the last night of the season
Cliff Gill, a vice president
of the trust company, captain
of his team and the league
president, didn't let his title
weigh him down as he led C1ar.
endon to a sweep over Badger
Drillers.
Gill had a 424 and high
game of 159. It was his first
400 of the season in the Metro
League.
Clarendon finished in first
place with $3.50. Pizza Bucket
won three from Morris Miller
Liquors to finish second with
a 64-41 mark and Coca Cola
defending champion, wouno
up third with 61-44 in dropping
two of three games to Robert
sons Crab House.
/ Other 400 sets rolled in the
Metro League last night were
Stan Ward of Wheaton Paint
and Hardware. 184-422: Me-
Penewell of Branch Auto Elec-
trio, 146-422; George Clark OF
Banning & Sons, 156-411;
Buddy Neidecker of Becker
Title Service, l50-411; Danny
Knode Of Branch Auto Elec-
trio, 139-407, and Fred Martin
of Clarendon, 142-401.
Martin won individual av-
erage with 1898 and also hac
high game for the season with
207. Werner frost of Annapo-
lis Motors won high set with
491. Coca Cola had the sea
sons high team game, TAO. and
Foley Ford high team set, 2,017
| Fairfax took all three from
Clarendon No. 2 last night a.
Clarendon as Pla Nor dropped
two of three to Colonial Village
at Pla Nor to win the Northern
Virginia Ladies Duckpir
League championship.
Fairfax finished with a 81.
Al record. Pla Nor, leadini
by one game until last night
wound up second at 63-42. Il
is the first year for the league
Dottie Clark of Falls Church
won individual average with
117.20 June Snyder of Pla MOI
was a shade behind at 1867.
Falls Church, which finished
fourth behind Clarendon No. l
swept most of the honor'
otherwise. They won high team
game with 67l and high team
set with 1907. Becky Burrow!
of Falls Church won high game
with l79 and her teammate
Marlene Sweeney, high set with
438.
Karl Krebs was elected pres
ident of the st. AIMS MiXec
League last night at thu
leagues annual banquet. Tht
20-team circuit is 2l years old
Lynn Jones was elected vict
president, Helen Gormley, sec
retary; Roy Sayler, treasurer
Margaret Wise, assistant treas
urer, and Marge Quinn. scorer
The National kpir
Bowling Congress awards were
given to Larry Duvall for high
game for men, 1874, and Mar!
Krebs high game for women
l54. Harry Ayoub was giver
a special award for boWlinl
three straight games of 95 il
one night.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
Field of Nine FiIIies
In Black Eyed Susan

ard A. Jones' Innerglo, and
Bob Ussery, who handles Hit
ting Away in the Preakness,
was named to guide Ogden
PhippS' Funloving.
Completing the Black Eyed
Susan field were the Harbor
View Farms Marwol, with Is
mael Valenzuela; Norman B.
Small, jr.'s Garden Fresh, Nick
Shuk; Happy Hill Farms My
Sister Kate. Pete Anderson;
Brandywine Stables First Sit
ting, James Lynch; Clara L.
Ostriker'S Really Sumthin,
Tommy Lee, and Mrs. Alfred
Giordano's Mary Meachem,
Robert Corle.
All will carry 12l pounds.
KELLY
Evening star., 1961-05-18

at Larry MacPhail's dispersal
sales to be held at the Bel Air
race track on Monday. May %
The sales will begin at II am
MacPhail, who raced under
the nom de course of Glen An
gus Farm, is selling 80 mares,
is yearlings, a dozen horses in
training, plus IL foals.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
CIaro Is Ready
For Title Bid
By ST. John S

Ken Claro's pitching arm haI
completely healed in time t.
help st. Johns in a drive
toward its fourth straight Cath.
olic League baseball champion
ship.
Claro'S three-hit, 80 victory
over rival Gonzaga yesterday
following DeMatha's defeat o,
Carroll the day before, put st
Johns back in first place II
the standings.
The Cadets complete theil
league schedule in games to.
morrow with Carroll and Mon
day with DeMatha. both at st
Johns. Carroll is the only
team to defeat the Cadets ir
the league, a 10-l decision
May S.
Claro, who hurt his right arm
last summer and strained il
again early this spring. pitched
his first complete league game
yesterday at st. Johns, striking
out II Gonzaga batters anc
walking four.
A two-run uprising in the
fourth inning was decisive
Steve Piron singled home Dave
Ricca with the tying run anc
Scotty Glacken chased in Piror
with a triple for the winner.
In the Northern Virginia
Group la League, two consec-
utive victories by George Wash
ington has closed out the fielC
for the eight-team tournament
next week.
CIV beat rival Washington
Lee Tuesday and followed yes
terday with a IA win at Falls
Church to raise its league rec
ord to Us on a l3-game sched-
ule. Wakefield dn ninth place
has a ST record and cannot
qualify for the tournament
now.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
GoNzAGA -- 100 LOO % 9
zurowski and Roache; Claro anc
Gross.
n. VA. GROUP IA LEAGUE
WASH, IS LEE --- 924 99I % $
FAIFEAx sebieSel Newman nan llT 1t,, @Ys Hammond
L7) and Burner: Hall, Davis C6) anc
Home runs-Brown, WI, Sd, . on
Beary. Fairfax, Sd, l on.
qEE PHfLs WAfH GAHRcH tSS tSS SSS SSs % =
AlsDsus6: Richter 6 and To@linson
Mama t0.
2shSgBEE aAB2g6E s9S sSS 81 go GP-s !
and smoot, sIoper ,t25: Massey
Letshear ~ and Jones.
BI;CoUNTY LEAGUE
McCann and Crook. Donaldson
Baker "a and Sheriff..
INTERSTATE ATHLETIC CONF.
ST STEPHENS 400 600 o. 3
ST: ALBANS 200 400 x-6 3
Davidson. Hess %. Hunger (6) anc
Tiedman' Davidson %; Irwin ane
Home run Tabb. St. Stephens
lSt. l on.
GToWN PREP 400 $40 x-a :
lum: PetroSky, Mullen CD and Abbo.
OTHER GAMES
sAcklN ST. kAlNNrHoNYs G"l 90! doi do2 9SE ! ;
Marshall, Gina 80, Marshall -
and Hill Carr, Fowler t3J. Carr a.
Fowler t5D and Fantone.
f11R FffpR6s SoUNsEL GSS 9Ss u" 9IS ss--,SS ,S
Fischetti. Busy t3( and Graham
Eilers Luykx ca and Pyles, steven
Home run-Eilers, Friends, 4th. l on
LoNGFHLow O21 900 4-7 7.
CHARLOTTE HALL O2l O12 3-a II
Camalier; 4; Groh 90 and Durham
Home runS-McLeod, Charlotte Hal
5th; Coamano, Charlotte Hall. 7tt
on.
WOODWARD IL 80: 1N-27 Is
NTS OOOl O-l
Hawkins and Steele: Frazier, Bennett
a. and Cumminss
Evening star., 1961-05-18
Ace at Laurel Pines

Fred Mapp made a hole-in-
one yesterday on the 150-yard
fifth hole at Laurel Pines. He
made the ace with a 9-iron
while playing with Joe Tito
and Mate Duvall.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
MucPhuiI Sale
Slated May u
az the Associated PCS

BEL AIR, Md. May 18 (Spe-
ciaD "A total of 81 thorough
breds will go under the hammer
Evening star., 1961-05-18
RACING
RESULT IS
PinIico

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing: 3-year- r-olds: IL miles.
FlippO (McIvOr) 11.lO $50 $50
By The Light (StuArD $50 10
Queens County Leel l.SO
Tread Softly. Don't Felter. Count
CITY, Ny Emory. Smile Please, MT.
Buck B, ResaI Beauty. Time. ;5O7s.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
FOURTH RAcE-Purs. $4,000, maiden s-ys.r-ods' 8

a aChasann Stsbe-Mrs. A. A. WilcoS entry
GIvEAWAY a sharply improved race ThsT thrS
recently for 900 and meets lesser here LaNSLL,h
FLYER Just missed at Garden state INITAIoh WI"
be running late and could take 1t ALL
Evening star., 1961-05-18
Aoueduct
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; maiden 3-year- -olds and up; tillies
and mares: 4 furlongs.
Flower Mart (SorrentinOD 9.lO DIDO
RequeStfully uarkln) 3.30
Charlotte Amalie. Shut out Bid,
Dorothes x. Wit. Orinoco' kitchen
Canary. Face the Music. Jordanna.
Miss Otis Time. 1888.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
NINTH RACE-PurSe $500; claiming $4,000 u
SiO .OOOJi 4-year- -ods and "a miles Nurf.

PoSIIN finished second for $1,000 and rate:
conteder CLOSE ARRAY his last but picks up IL
pounds.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1961-05-18

&C B. CaldweI-Mrs W. B. Dietrich entry.
b Peter VScher entry
cW L. Grer, jr,-Mrs, W. H. Laorot entry
ACE IN HIGH finished second for $4,000 and
seems to be facing lesser competition HOBO QUEEN
ran second in her last two starts and is a strong
stablemate. ST SEBALDUS is improving and rates
chance.
Evening star., 1961-05-18

MIGHTY BRUCE his last and looks like a
repeater. SILVER EGO Is the principal rival. THE
DRAKER will be running through the stretch.
Evening star., 1961-05-18

RUN RED ROBIN drops from $1,000 and should
beat this weak field. FAMEToWN looks like the Drin
cpaI rival QUICK MARIE narrowly beaten for
ZOO in her last.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
Post Time, . PM.
Selections Made for Fast Track
FIRST RACE-Purse S2,5OO; claiming (S4OOO) 4
year-olds and fuTIOnES.
SECOND EAcE-mPurss. $4,000. sI.lmlnr oss,sOOl: 3.

FRIENDLY JESTER outTun for $4,000 but
earlier from horses such these. KING SUG drops
Q bit and likes the Pimlico track. WEEPER'S BOY
easily for $1,000 in the mud.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
SHENANDOAH DOWNS
GRADED HANDICAPS

SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ng: ar-olds and up: mile and ~
Evening star., 1961-05-18
BEST BET-MIGHTY BRUCE

ar. j. Troncone-Mrs B. Klein entry.
BOUNTIFUL LADY earlier for $4,000 and
seems TO be the best. QUIZ MAR is better than her
last race and rates excellent chance SAN SEBAs-
TIAN upset in her last at furlOngs.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS
AT PIMLICO
IxIH ogc EAcEaPursss, ss;sOo: claiming $4,000 to

ALFRED'S HEIR fifth In his last the turf
but takes on weaker competition here. GROMWELLIAN
trained by HOratio LurO in England last
GRAY ROCK her last for $6,25O.
Evening star., 1961-05-18

MY PoRTDAIT won the Kentucky Oaks and should
field RUNLOVING a clever winner at mile in
he able 10 make il two straight here against good
her last at Auueduct. MAWOL finished first In fast
time a Aauedhauct and DISQUALIFIED
Evening star., 1961-05-18

LONGFELLOW O21 900 40 : .
cHARLGITE GlnS HALL LIZ S2l orr Pa II ..
Mcleod and DouEherty
Home runS-McLeod, Charlotte Hall
5th; Coamano, Charlotte Hall. eth
. on.
WOODWARD IL Os 1n-o7 Is
NTS OOOl o. : :
Hawkins and Steele: Frazier, Bennett
a. and CumminEs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-06-03
kennedy ACTS AS c00LING.0FF
PERIOD IS GIVEN BRUSH OFF

Washington, D. C.-(DSN)-U
S. Atty. General Robert F. Ken.
nedy acted in regard to the sub
ject matter almost at the same
time that his appeal for Cooling
off" period was being given the
"brush-off" by leaders of the
Freedom Riders"
The Attorney General Monday
asked the Interstate Commerce
Commission to issue regulations
banning segregation in interstate
bus transportation and terminal
facilities.
His request covered waiting
rooms, rest rooms, and restaurants.
Reacting to the Attorney Gen.
erals appeal for a "cooling-off
period, in Montgomery, Ala, Ne
gro leaders Of the Freedom Riders
turned a deaf ear, and vowed that
increased efforts would be made
to break down travel segregation
in the deep south.
Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.,
founder Of Southern Christian
Leadership Conference, and Rev.
Wyatt T. Walker, its Executive
Secretary announced that their or
ganization would pay no attention
to the Kennedy appeal.
In Jackson, Miss, meeting Of
the NAACP last week also an
nounced that the organization
would pay no attention to the Ken
nedy appeal.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-06-03
SEE WEST INDIES NEARING
GOAL OF Federation

Kingston, Jamaica, May 20. -
Another significant chapter in the
history of the West Indies has been
written in Port of Spain, Trinidad,
capital of this emergent federation.
After two weeks of patient ne
gotiation, the leaders of the 10 is
land territories of the British Ca
ribbean have concluded the last
major inter-governmental confer
ence before they meet on May 81
in London to settle with Great
Britain the terms of West Indian
independence and full nationhood
within the Commonwealth.
The most important single factor
uncovered at the recent conference
in Trinidad is that the leaders of
the West Indies today are states
men Of the caliber needed for sta
bility in the Caribbean.
There still are considerable diff
ferences Of opinion spong such fig
ures as the West Indies Prime Min
lister, Sir Grantley Adams; the
CONTINUED on Page Six)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-06-03
Indian Resigns
Congo Post

New Delhi-Prime Minister Jaw
aharlal Nehru announced Thursday
that Rajehwar Dayal Of India has
resigned as head of the United Ma
tions operation in the Congo.
Contrary to earlier rumors, Mr..
Nehru said that Mr.. Dayaps resig-
nation would not affect Indian sup
port Of the United Nations Congo
operation and that the 5,000-man
brigade India sent to the Congo
will remain there.
Congo President Kasavubu had
repeatedly demanded Mr., Dayal's
removal, charging him with ex-
treme arrogance toward the Kasa-
vubu government and partially to-
ward the Stanleyville regime of
Antoine Gixenga in the northeast
Congo.
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SIEGE LIKE TENSION Seen
GRIPPING SOUTH AFRICA

Cape Town-South Africa's Gov
eminent has put the nation under
an increasingly stringent siege-like
rule with the aim of smashing in
advance the three days of strikes
and demonstrations proclaimed by
nonwhtie spokesman for the end Of
May.
Prime Minister Hendrick F. Ver-
words Minister of Justice, Fran
co.'s Erasmus, banned all public
meetings except church services un-
til June 26.
At the same time police spent
across the country, rounding up
thousands of nonwhites and sus-
pected white subversives in nom
stop raids.
Courts all over the country con-
Quoted assembly line trials of per-
sons seized in raids Thursday and
Friday.
The Ministry of Defense, which
is putting the country's police and
armed forces on battle footing
to crush internal unrest, also an
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