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Evening star., 1961-02-21

,LEOPOLDVnLE, the Congo,
Feb. 81 (AP).-The United Ma
tions issued q hands-off- whites
appeal to the rulers Of the
Congo's pro-Lumumba terri
tories today.
The deportation and death
OF six Lumumbist politicians.
closely paralleling the fate of
ex-Premier Patrice Lumumba,
produced sharp anxiety here
that Lumumbist leaders of
Oriental and Kivu provinces
may unleash bloodbath repriS-
Ials against Europeans.
I'VE have very grave fears
for those people in. Stanley
Iville," q U. N. spokesman told
q news conference.
The anti-violence warning
was sent by Rajeshwar Dayal
the q. Ms Congo mission chief
to Lumumbist leaders in STAN
lleyville, the seat Of Antoine
Gizenga'S rebel regime.
Humanity Urged
The note urged that all Euro
Ipeans and anti-LumumbiSt
Congolese prisoners be treated
with humanity and justice"
Mr.. Dayal added: They must
not be made to suffer for events
for which they are not respon-
Sible."
About 1000 Europeans are
now in Stanleyville, and, the
LumumbiSt authorities refuse
to let them leave. About 800
Congolese political prisoners
are in Stanleyville jails.
The new executions, the
~. N. spokesman said, "are
bound to have repercussions."
Unconfirmed reports reach
ing here last night said two
Europeans had been killed and
two arrested in Oriental Prov
ince. The U. N. spokesman said
this apparently referred to four
Congolese arrested near STAN
leyville.
! A minor mystery blew up in
Leopoldville over who were the
officials responsible for engi-
neering the executions.
The six politicians were de-
ported from the capital on
February 9 to South Kasai, the
self = proclaimed independent
mining state. and executed on
the orders of its President
Albert Kalonji.
:. Completely Denied
The Interior Minister in the
new Leopoldville provisional
government, Cyril Adoula, is
sued a statement last night
Evening star., 1961-02-21
U.S.. Note Summarizes
Won Brentdno PorIey
BY the Associated Press

The State Department last night made public summary
Of what President Kennedy told Foreign Minister Heinrich Won
BrentanO Of West Germany last Friday. e.v+'s ~,
The summary had been handed to an aide Of Mr.. Won
after the KennedyVon Benano conference In the
Of note it outlines the American position on the inter-
Evening star., 1961-02-21
LOST

CLUTCH BAG, brown leather, contains
tdentification; Reward. FE. 7-344s
COLLIE, tan and white. young male;
IN 5swisdale' Nd Reward. HA.
CLASS RING, Bullis, School go; sat,
ave. Reward. Sent value. FE. 1902.
GOLD WRIST WATCH, Hamilton, ini.
Sand. ec reward. % wo. s-sOIo' '''0
IRISH SETTERi vicinity Of Mount
5O66 or oV. 3-19e2.
METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE. No
$50. vic. betw. $50 Park I'd. and
KensinEton. WI. 6-3653.
MIXED BEAGLE, 10 mos. male; white
FeS Ftn 1a 9r0Ee ReusFS sRH'' Co s Ssfss
PAIR EYEGLASSES: vic. 14th and G
SIS. NV. Friday. Reward for return
Plastic CASE, containing tax papers
In the name Of Zounek": Sun, vie
North Capitol st. bus. Reward. ia
FOODLE, black min, red collar, ans. to
~ISSlOEse";s ~IpS ;slssas lS;s IN os'rGsto"n' Re-
PUPPY--Pekfngese puppy. z mos. old
Hdelphi and LANGLEY: reward. He
PURSE. red. with wallet containing
valuable papers; vic. Beth. Chiefs
Club. Reward. 10. 5-4S06.
WALLET, tan: vic, New Hampshire ave,
ana Farragut st. NV. Reward. CAL
WATCH, lady's Omega: vic. Wis. ave,
and Capitol Hill; sentimental value,
Reward. WO. 6.S066
WILL THE PERSON who found ny
rm., FEB. ls, please call. Generous
reward. HU. 3-6035 after 8 pm.
WOULD LADY who gave me q ride
Sat downtown, please return red
skirt left in car. FE. 7-7034.
WRIST WATCH, lady'8 Hamilton: vel
low gold: vic. 2sth and Pa. ave. Sci
reward. LU 2-3151
Evening star., 1961-02-21
FOUND

DOG, cocker spaniel, female, black; vie
OF Bunker Hill I'd ne. LA. 9-1423
DOG, beagle. male. Glen Echo Heights
JU. 5-5l63. 8 am. to s pm. MONT
GOMERY COUNTY ANIMAL Shell
DOG. beagle, female, in Forest Glen
JU. 6-61S3, 3 am. to pm. MONT
GOMERY COUNTY ANIMAL SHEL.
DOG, cocker, black. female; TakomG
Ms3aAETa4MERy sSaETERA COUNTY ANIMAL
DOG, beagle. male, in wheaton. JU
0oMERY COUNTY ANIMAL sHEL.
DOG, Boston bull, male, no Identified.
Tsrrsee. oL. s:S4s4. "- visa
PARAKEET, blue and green; vic
Loughboro I'd. NV. csll EN-. 3-3737
PUPPY, beaEie, female. in Takom1
Park. JU. b-51S3, 8 am. to s pm.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY ANIMAL
SHELTER.
PUFFY, part cocker, black male, about
mos. old. green collar; vic. Sunny.
brook. WA. 1854.
Published Daily ana Sunday
at 221 Virginia Ave. Sc.
at WaahingtOn, d. @.
Second Class Postage Paid
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Michigan Rocks

Mrs. E. S. B., HughesUtlle
These cookies will keep in
definitely in a tin container.
Perhaps some Of you will
like them. Use 3 cups flour
(sfter sitting. 2 cups sugar,
cup margarine, 3 cups nuts
Il cup black walnuts and 2
cups English walnuts), Q
pounds dates, cut in pieces, 4
eggs. beaten separately. and
l teaspoon soda in l table
spoon vinegar.
Mix sugar, margarine, egg
yolks and soda-vinegar. Add
flour.
Then add cut up dates and
nuts. Add beaten egg yolks
last. Drop in small tea
spoonfuls on cookie sheet.
Bake at about $50 degrees
for 10 minutes, or until set
tied. Cool and remove from
sheet and store in tin con-
tainer. These will keep in
definitely and improve with
age.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Shirtboord Uses
Mrs. T. B. c., Washington

Mrs. T. B. c., Washington
Perhaps you readers have
never realized the many
uses of shirtboards that
come inside shirts after
they've been sent to the
cleaners.
They're stiff enough to
hold sweepings when no dust
pan is available and, If
you're building a new home,
save them to pick up wood
shavings, plaster and dirt, as
we'll as mud tracked into the
house.
You can also use them
when you paint around the
house. When painting win
dows, hold the shirtboard
over the glass so that it, and
not the glass, will receive the
excess paint.
You can also use them un-
der potted plants. as picture
backing when mounting pho
tosraphs or paintings, or as
protection against snow and
Evening star., 1961-09-12

understand. This February,
my parents gave me a Sia-
mese cat for my 18th birth
day. Now 1 can truthfully say
that he is the most wonderful
cat we've ever had.
Part of the heritage of the
Siamese cat is extreme sensi-
tivity and intelligence. These
traits make him affectionate
and easy to train.
Another part of the Sia-
mese cats heritage Is a tend
ency toward climbing and
clswing. but it is possible to
train him not to do these
things.
While he is being trained,
it is a good idea to have his
claws trimmed. If your cat
will be indoors all of the
time, you should provide him
with a scratching post.
These cats need an enor-
nous amount of love, and
neither you nor your cat will
be happy unless you are pre-
pared to spoil him a little.
Evening star., 1961-09-12

ture into sink and dunk mil
dewed articles into it. The
mildew will vanish right be-
fore your eyes on either
white or colored articles. If
you have already washed the
garment in an effort to re-
move the mildew, the solu-
ton will take a little longer
to be effective. Wash and
rinse promptly.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
WEE WOMEN

Egerton Sorley; "Lewises,
Meriwether and Their Kim"
by Sarah Travis Lewis An
derson: and The Lewis
Family in America" by Will
liam Terrell Lewis.
If you readers can help me,
I will be most grateful, as I
would very mucn like to find
these books.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Kennedys'
Anniversary
Is Today
BY the Associated Press

President and Mrs. Ken
nedy observed their eighth
wedding anniversary today
nearly $50 miles apart. He
is at the White House for a
busy day as Chief Executive
and she at their summer
home In Hyannis Port. Mass.
TT was on September IL,
1858, that the then Senator
John F. Kennedy and JAG
queline Lee Bouvier were
married at st. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church in Newport,
r. /.
President Kennedy visited
his wife and their children at
Hyannis Port last week end
and, on the eve of the ami
versary, remained there long
Ell than usual. He didn't
return to Washington until
late yesterday.
The Kennedys expect to
spend at least a few days at
Newport this month, but for
today personal affairs had
to give way to the duties OF
high office.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Indian
Arrives
BY the Associated Press

India's new Ambassador,
B. K. Nehru, arrived yester-
day to assume his post and
Immediately scheduled a noon
meeting today with Secretary
of State Dean Rusk.
Arriving at National Air
port after three weeks Of
what he called a semi
holiday" in Europe, the In
dian diplomat said everyone
he had talked to was con-
cerned over the increasing
tensions in the world.
Everybody wants to find a
way out of the difficulties,
but nobody seems to have q
specific plan at this moment"
he said.
He was met by Chief Of
Protocol Andrew Biddle Duke
and an array of diplomats.
A reporter asked Mr.. Nehru
about the Belgrade meeting
of IS n-aligned nations and
the stand that conference
took on the Soviet resumption
of nuclear tests. The United
States had hoped for a
stronger stand.
q MFR. Nehru said he thinks
India has been very cate
gorical on the resumption Of
tests"
The Ambassador, a cousin
Of Prime Minister Nehru, re-
marked that the Prime Min
lister has said, I'VE are against
tests and that goes for Soviet
tests. French tests or your
own resumption of tests"
He said that India rather
hesitates to point the finger
at anybody.
I'VE don't believe it helps
anybody to say you are to
blame" he added. 1--WE are
all concerned to see that ten
sions are relieved, and finger
pointing only relieves your
own tension"
Evening star., 1961-09-12
GeneoIoey Books

Mrs. G. L. T., Washington
l have lived here all my
life, and have certainly en-
joyed this column. 1 am in
terested in some books, and
I hope you readers can help
me find them. They are
about a family named Lewis.
The titles are: Lewis of
Warner Hall" by Morrow
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Teenie Weenies

Mrs. E. S. M, Washington
Do any of you readers
know where I can locate
some of the out-of print
books entitled The Teenie
Weenies"? The authors
name is Donahey and they
were published in 1917.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Silver RESTORING

Mrs. w. w. B.. Washington
Will the women who were
successful in having flat sill
yer restored after a bout
with the dishwasher please
tell me where I can have this
done, and the approximate
cost? Thanks a million!
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Here's How

Reoders' cleorins House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os O public service exchange
Of ideos between oreu readers. The
Stor eonnot oceept phone calls per-
tanning TO this column. All letters
must beor the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Honlemakers
Amazed by
New viinyI
Floors

WASHINGTON, D. G. The
new Armstrong vinyl corlon
floors Just reaching the market
viii surprise you
Designed for the homemaker
who wants a floor that's differ
ent,s yet more practical, Arm
strong's new vinyls are eye open
ers. For example, new "Tessera"
looks hand-set with thousands
of tiny blocks in a brand-new
3-dimensional effect. Wearing
qualities are equal to heavy
gauge linoleum.
The new resilient floors are
impervious to almost anything
that's likely to be spilled. One
easy application Of liquid wax
will keep them sparkling for sea-
sons at a time.
Because the floors come In wide
6-foot rolls, installations are just
about free Of dirt-catching seams.
Completely new and unique,
these Armstrong vinyl corlon
floors are breathtaking on first
sight. All 3 Carpetland stores
have new living displays" that
let you experience this for your
self:
See how many new decorating
ideas you'll find in these new
living displays" at Carpetland,
for any room in your home, up
stairs or down. Free brochures
will give you scores of additional
ideas.
You'll find that costs are low
for such beautiful (and practicaD
floors. An average entrance hall
or kitchen of IL 50. yds. is just
500, including normal installa-
ton.
Come to Carpetland soon and
bring your friends - unless you
want to keep these exciting new
floors a delightful secret for
Evening star., 1961-09-12
MiIdew Removal

To Mrs. G. C. ", HyattsUille
To remove mildew, mix u
cup white vinegar and u cup
bleach in a quart glass jar.
Fill the balance of the jar
with warm water. Pour mix
Evening star., 1961-09-12

AS the world largest maker of hard
wood floors, we feel it is our response
bility to issue this warning to all
wood floor owners.
These self-polishing wakes are primarily
made from synthetic plastics and do good
job on kitchen floors. They can be removed
from linoleum and tile floors without harm,
but it's tough job. However, if you use
any Of these kitchen wakes on wood floors,
you're inviting trouble.
The plain truth is, we can't find any,
thing that will remove these new kitchen
wakes from wood floors without serious
damage to both the finish and the wood.
If you have wood floors, urge you to read
what we have learned -.
HOW YOU MAY Be HARMING WOOD HooRsI
Since these new kitchen wakes cannot be
removed safely, every time you use them
you are putting fresh coat of wax on top
of soiled one. No matter how conscien-
tiously you clean before waxing, the layers
of old, soiled wax will eventually ,darken
and discolor your wood floors.
We are sure you'll recognize the logic of
always removing the old, soiled wax before
putting on fresh coat of wax. It's the
only Way you can haUe clean, bright floor!
fyour wood floors have already become
dark and discolored through the use of
these new wakes, the only thing to do is
have them refnished. If you're lucky and
your wood floors do not yet show i'll effects,
we urgently advise you to change cleaning
and waxing methods Immediately.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Kitchen wakes
may harm
wood floors!
Expert warns: Many new
seE-polish waxes can't be
removed from, tUood floors
.Uithout serious damage!

We can assure you that your wood floors
can be clean and bright years from now, il
you will take care of them in the proper
way. After 50 years of experience, we don't
know of better method to clean and wax
wood floors than by using either Bruce
Floor Cleaner or Bruce Cleaning Wax.
rHE RIGHT CARE FOR WOOD HooRsI
Both of these Bruce products work in the
same way. They contain two basic ingredi-
ents-a waterless wood floor cleaner (never
use water on wood) and removable liquid
paste wax. You actually clean and wax your
wood floors at the same time.
Bruce cleans your floor and removes the
old, dirty wax then leaves rich, new
coat of real paste wax protection that can
be rebuffed any time. Your wood floors
will beam with clean natural beauty.
Remember-and l can't stress this
too strongly-you must always remove
soiled wax before putting on a fresh
coat. It's the only way you can keep
your wood floors clean and bright!
If you want heavy coat of wax, we
recommend Bruce Cleaning Wax. For
lighter waxing or for cleaning extra dirty
floors, use Bruce Floor Cleaner. certainly
hope you'll try the Bruce method. You'll
find it not only the best wood floor care,
but the easiest, too.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Try to Be Objective
To Mrs. 3. A. c., Washington
Miss p. A., Arltnoton

With reference to your letter about whether or
not Siamese cats are destructive, will try to be
objective but it won't be easy with my beautiful
Sealpont Samese cat here beside me-
Ever since l can remember, we have had at
least one cat in the house. Ordinary cats, you
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Rose Suchet
J. s., Arlington

J. s., Arlington
Do any of you readers know
how to prepare the rose
petals for a rose jar saohet?
I would appreciate this in
formation, as l have an ex-
cess of rose petals. Thank
yOu,
Evening star., 1961-09-12

Need Help? Write Me! Wen be happy
to answer any questions about proper floor
care. Just write me Henry M. Tobey,
Ell. Bruce Co., Memphis, Tennessee.
Evening star., 1961-09-12

sleet on the windshield of
your car.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Gfs&N~t

Bethesda-6s01 Wis, Ave.
Washington-6207 Blair Rd.
Arlington-4745 Lee Hwy.
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from police. up to and includ-
ing being shot.
Poor Negro is out there
working. trying to earn liv-
ing" he said. Police go out
there and shoot them down.
Sam. Unsuitable homicide.
Negro. put your hand up on
he wall. Turn around. Shoot
him in the back. BAN! Justi-
fable homicide
Press. Others Hit
williams insisted newspapers
and others always tell the bad
things anout the Bad Man of
Swampoo6le" and never tell
the coed things he has done.
Il don't twist anybody's arm
I 90 good things help pooG
people" he said.
I've been a Democrat ever
since 1892" he SAID, complain
ing newSpa per stories had never
mentioned that he helped elect
| Democratic Presidents who had
helped poor people"
Asked about his police record
which covers 20 years. Williams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

said. Il didn't do half of those
things" He said police charged
him with offenses committed
by others because of his record.
Shaking his finger at the jury
and launching forward in the
witness chair. Williams said
that while white men who have
raped three or four women go
to st. Elizabeths as insane,
nov they don't want me to go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18
Reds Take Over Town

DARJEELING. India. Oct.
l8 ,APD.-The once flourish
inc Tibetsn trade center Of
Yatuno has been taken over
by Communist Chinese traders
except for a few tea stalls,
travellers arriving here report.
They said the Communists are
rationing food and have liqui-
dated critics of the Red regime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-18

papers. which had no bearing
on the exiles' charge that Mr..
Castro's regime was meddling
in Argentine politics. looked
genuine.
The finding Of falsity in the
one compromising paper, how
ever, may put the brakes on a
break-with- Cuba movement I'M
leashed by first publication of
the documents.
Czechs Attack United States
HAVANA. Oct. 10 APP -
Czechoslovakia has Joined Cuba
in a charge that the United
States is increasing economic
aggression" against Cuba as a
preliminary to armed attack.
The charge was made yester-
day in a communicate signed by
Czechoslovak Foreign Minister
Vaclav David and Cuban For
eign Minister Raul Rao. 1t
emphasized Czechoslovak help
to Fidel Castro's regime in a
fight against North American
imperialism"
Mr.. David has returned to
New York for the U. N. General
Assembly meeting after four
day visit in Havana.
Meanwhile eight Cuban S
charged with counter-revolu-
tionary activities have been
sentenced to prison terms rang
ing from 5 to 30 years in Pinar
del Rio province.
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Evidence goinstC Castro
Faxed, Argentina Says

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina.
Oct. l8 tAPD A committee Of
Handwriting experts has ruled
false the only discriminating
ocument among material
handed over by Cuban eXiles
to support their charge that
Fidel Castro has interfered in
Argentine politics.
The Foreign Ministry issued
a unanimous finding of tech
nicians from the armed forces.
police and law courts last night
that the purported signature of
Cuba's Ambassador. Ramon Ala
Castro, on this particular doc
ument had been faxed.
The experts had compared
the signature with a number
Of routine papers signed BY the
Ambassador to check the au-
thenticity of 80 documents de-
livered by Cuban exiles in
Miami to Argentine military
officers last week. Just the one
drew prime attention.
Election Deal Outlined
This document purportedly
instructed the Cuban Emba SSy
here to prevent former provi-
sional President Pedro Aram-
buru from making an election
deal with followers of ex-dicta-
tor Juan D. Peron, whom Mr..
Aramburu succeeded after the
1855 revolution.
The committee said the other
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War on Obscene Mail
Is Quiet but Effective

its anti-obscenity efforts on
deeds rather than "ballyhoo."
we believe this quarterly re-
port supports the wisdom Of our
policy Of placing emphasis on
results obtained. rather than
publicizing the fact that OBJ
scene and Topographic matter
is available to our youth
through the mails" Mr.. Day
said in a statement today.
Such ballyhOo can only serve
to weaken our enforcement
program.
The department also an
nounced that arrests for viola
ton of the postal fraud statutes
came to 100 for the first three
quarters of the year. a decrease
OF approximately per cent
from last years figure.
But there were 1903 fraud
convictions during the same
time. representing All per cent
increase from last year, the
department saiG.
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find him. He said he called to
tell them where he was.
In answer to questions by
Mr.. Laughlin. Williams a
powerfully built 6-footer, in
sisted he didn't own a gun.
hadn't had one last March 18th
and did not shoot the two men.
He said a pistol left him by a
friend had been sold some
weeks earlier.
Rights Claim Made
Williams at first insisted
there was no way ballistics eX-
perts could have linked the
slugs found after the shooting
with the .45-caliber automatic.
Stating his rights were
violated because the prosecu-
ton did not offer evidence his
fingerprints were on the gun
or evidence of powder traces
on his hands, Williams went
into a critical discussion OF
police and their methods.
He said police had tried Ito
make me put the gun in my
hand and I wouldn't do it,"
Williams also claimed he
was beaten and miShandled
during 1879 hours of third
degree" tactics by police.
He said investigators were
told. If you've got the right
man. go ahead and ring him.
He said he told police he must
have "blacked out" after the
fight before the alleged shoot
ing.
He said his head. at the
time, was throbbing and ach-
ing like a mashed finger. IT.
a strange feeling
Lineup Recalled
Williams said he tried to
switch spots" at a police line
UP to see If witnesses would
still be able to identify him
They said. Put Williams back
in fourth place" he said.
In a loud. hoarse voice. Will
liams insisted repeatedly thai
Negroes got unfair treatment
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BY the Associated Press

The Post office Department
said today it's quiet campaign
against obscenity in the mails
has shown an increase in ar
rests and convictions so far this
year.
Postmaster General Day said
the Postal Inspection Service
had arrested SO persons on
charges OF violating postal OBJ
scenity statutes through the
third quarter of 1861, which
ended September Is.
This represents a 81 per cent
increase over the same period
last year. he said.
There were SO convictions
obtained as a result Of postal
Investigations. an increase OF
1879 per cent over last years
total for the period.
Mr.. Day said earlier this yesr
that the Post Office Depart
ment was putting emphasis in
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back to St. Eliza beths. They
want to kill me-"
In other testimony. williams
asked. What have done bad?
Sell some liquor. 1 sell what
people buy. That amt so bad.
1 get arrested like anybody
else"
L don't go out here and twist
your arm and rape your
women"