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WOMEN
1880
$66 TO 500 PER WEEK

There are now openings with I
staff of the Educational Research
Council for several attractivl
young ladies twhite), to worl
permanent full or part time S6t
part time, 500 full time per weel
to those who qualify. For persona
interview call RE. 7-25S0.
X-RAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NURSE, for health dept. ches
clinic, dE 14x17 machine; hrs.
$4,550-S6,160. Position avail
immed. Apply City Of Alex, per
1onnel dept, 624 North Pitt st.
Alex, Va, between Q Am. &n'
IL noon.
x-RAY TECHINIClAN, Experienced
full time. Call Re. S-4747 be
tween 8 am. and 5 pm.
YOUNG LADY, 1925, who 8
friendly, has the ability to get
along with people, and have
good telephone voice. Be trained
fora responsible position in which
she will be meeting and TALKING
to outstanding and business peo'
Should type ct least As w.p.m
Congenial working conditions II
ANAL 4-girl office. Semi-annua
salary reviews and other out
standing benefits. Call Mr.
BROWN, st. $4,000 between II
and IL.
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RANGES-ALL SIZES
PEERLESS PEE is SALES RE &C: C: .s57 AP ca. hv.
REFRIGERATORS, used. Sl9.a5 up;
credit guar: del ACME STOVE
l01l 9Th st. NV. Ma. S-S952
REFRIGERATORS. used. guar. ;:
credi. 1862 l4th st NV TU ~
6l4i. Open ewes. lmmed. delivery
nAnn
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
(coNIlNuED)

PAINTING, int. and extef.: NON
drinker (white); does own work
refs. Ii. 7.7650, VIII. 6-7S77.
PAPERNG AND PAINTING. Yol
Free est. white mech. La. e-SSsI
RAPERNG, PAINTING, PLASTER.
MG-Do own work. 20 yrs. exper
Expert, low price. Ii. 1904,
PAPER REMOVAL by the oni!
bonded and insured Wallpaper re
movel co. In D. c., Nd. We. Hea
sonable. neat enc. DI. 7.1600.
PLASTERING, smail patches an,
complete ceilings, 1.day service
all Wk. guar, 20 yrs. eXpeI. KE
6.6094. See ANDERSON.
PLASTERNG REPAIRS, old AM
new work: large and small Jobs
salts. guar.: reas. JU. 9-414.
PLASTERNG, wall scraping. an,
Tree estimate; service guaranteed
ROOF AND GUTTER REPAIRs
All types. Snow yards white me
chanie Anytime, WA. 7-0443.
SPECIALIZING m BRICK blk
cement work and stone. J. SET
TIES, LA. 9.0421.
WALL SCRAPPING and plastering
first class; all work guaranteed
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FURS-Mink cape and muff, ex-
esllent condition. S275. Phone
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SITUATl0 0MS-MEM

ACCOUNTANTS. B0OKKEEPERS
ATLAS AGCY. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
BARTENDER, part time. evenings
and week ends; experienced. AD
4-9614 between 7-10 pm.
CONSTRUCTION Project MAN
AGER, thoroughly experienced. all
phases construction: best local REF
erences. VIII. 6-8743.
MAN, white, %. honorably dis
CHARGED. desires employment: nc
salesman. 10. 1887.
NAN. "a, married. y yrs. college,
exper., desires Bookkeeping OF
office work. AID. 2-5O75.
MEN AVAILABLE for yard work
housework, painting. etc. ME
s-4532.
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COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL

|FIREWOOD FOR SALE
NO. 1904. NJ. II. THOMAS
ENDLING WO0D-6 bu., 50; 10
hu., $3.50: IL. bu..- $40 delivered.
Also slab wood. HE k.2kAk
Evening star., 1961-12-14
YuIe Fete
Is Sunday

The Woman's National
Democratic Club will honor
the American Field Service
Foreign Students and their
Washington hosts at a color
full Christmas party from 3 to
5 pm. Sunday at the club
house.
Among the honored guests
will be Mr.. Philip H. Coombs,
Assistant Secretary of State
for Education and Cultural
Affairs. Mrs. John w. Hol-
ton is chairman of the party,
of which the theme is Christ
mas Music"
A special feature will be
the Mclean Madrigal Singers
in a program of Christmas
songs from foreign lands.
Club members and their
guests will be served tradi-
tional Christmas refresh
mentS.
For the children, there will
be a Christmas tree, movies
and a Victorian doll house
complete with furniture. from
the collection of Mrs.
Ephraim Jacobs, a club
member.
Evening star., 1961-12-14
KENNEDY
CHILDREN
TO LEAVE

President and Mrs. Ken
nedy's two children, Caro-
line and John, jr.. will
leave Washington tomor-
row for Palm Beach, where
they will spend the week
end with their grand
father, former Ambassa-
dor Joseph P. Kennedy.
The children will be
accompanied by their
nurse, Miss Maude Shaw.
They will leave Washing
ton at / pm. aboard the
Presidents private plane,
the Caroline.
The youngsters will be
with their grandfather
until Monday when Mrs.
Kennedy arrives back from
the South American trip.
The Kennedy family will
spend the Christmas holi-
days at the ocean front
estate Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Caption Michael Paul.
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Annual Event

The Stanford Club of
Washington will hold its an
nual Christmas party at 7
pm. tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. Patty Gavin. This
year each guest will bring a
gift for the children of Jun
ior Village.
Evening star., 1961-12-14
KENNEDYS
SCHEDULE
RECEPTION

Attorney General and
Mrs. Robert Kennedy will
entertain at a reception
from 3 to 5 pm. Saturday
in the Great Hall in the
Department of Justice.
The reception will be in
honor of $50 foreign grad
uate students, who will be
taken on a tour of the de-
partment's offices and Ii
brary.
In the receiving line with
the Attorney General and
Mrs. Kennedy will be Dep
uty Attorney General and
Mrs. Byron r. White. The
Assistant Attorney Cen
erals and their wives will
also be on hand to assist
at the reception.
The hall will have feS-
tive Christmas decorations
and units from the United
States Marine Band will
play.
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Distinctive Brush feofyres back
panel inIoid with streoks and
flakes of glecming gold.
Round-end nyIon bristIes safely
stimuIote scalp. Crystal.
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Simple solution 10 Beautiful
hoir :. professional style
Brush hos roUnd-end bristIes;
double-foced lifetime Mirror;
coarse ond fine tooth Comb.
CYstoL Sapphire, Ruby.
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CHOOSEY BUYERS READ

Upper NV. beauty-Immac., spa
cious. 8 bedrms. and den, liv.. rm.
with firepl., WV. carpeting. ban
uuet-sized din. rm.. rec. rm. with
2nd firepl.. ga baths. large lot.
detached garage; owner anxious
to sell. See and make offer.
Paramount Sales, HA. 2-1S00
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BURTON KELLE1GH. INC.
RFTUFSnA RnCKVTLI,E AREA,

BETHESDA, desirable Ashburton
area.-Seldom is 1t our pleasure
to present such an immaculate
home featuring large Nv. [n;' I'm
area with sliding doors TO scr.
porch, 8 large bedrmS., 2 baths,
family rm. with firepL. wail-to.
wall carpeting and drapes incl.
Evening star., 1961-09-08

kOREST HTS, MD, 400 Ottawa at
3 bedrms., Ia baths, bsmt.; va.
cant; $3.50: will sell. Wo. 9.
1885.
FRANKLIN PARK-3-bedrm. brk
split-level: 2 baths, fam. rm. with
firepl.; fenced yd.: nr. NH, Be,
thesda hospital and schools; Sic
mo. Call 726-3S61.
KENSINGTON, "a mile to WheatoI
Plaza-3 bedrms.; liv. rm. w/fire
pl.; full bsmt. 3402 Farragut ave
OIL. 2-4053.
KENSTNGToN CONTEMPORARY
NO LEASE REQ.-3 bedrms..
baths, firepl., dishwasher, rec. rm.
VACANT: 5000 mo. VIII. 6-7242
KENSINGTON-Modern brick ram.
bier on quiet dead-end street:
bedrms.. 2 baths, all-elec. kit.
screened-in carport, full bSmt. I'm
med. poss.; S175. LO. 4-7779.
KENT FOREST, MD.-cor., 8 bed
rms. Ia baths, air-cond., many
extras; S135. SP. 3-3997.
NORTH ARLINGTON DUPLEX :
Very attractive 2-bedroom bricl
home on dead-end street; min
utes from Key Bridge: new rang
and refrigerator; basement with
workbench and commode: enclosed
rear yard. Available now; S110
Call JE. 2-2620. JOSEPH W
SEAY COMPANY. Realtors, IL:
West Broad street. Falls Church
Virginia.
PORTER ST. N.W.-semidet. brk.
4 bedrms., . baths: sun pch,; gar.
nr. schs., shops; S190. OIL. 2-5623
RIVERDALE, MD.-Brick; 6 rms.
Ia baths; full bsmt.: S125 month
HERB BEDFORD, AP. 7-2345.
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BETHESDA-Uneonventional house,
charming neighborhood, near NH.
Naval Medical, spacious lot, large
old trees: very large living rrl.p
fireplace, dining rm,, bedtms.s
bath on main floor; bedrm., BATH
large paneled rec. I'm. downstairs
2-car garage. workshop VINE sei.
rochial school. Upper 20S. s504
Forest I'd, east OF Old George
town rd.. off Beach ave. Open
house Sunday and Monday. 1895.
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
AIR CONDITIONED
BETWEEN SILVER SPRING
AND WHEATON
2-STORY HOMES

1st FLOOR LAVATORY
Repair and Ground
ABOUT s MINUTES FROM NH
Three bedrms., spacious closets and
storage; soundproof walls indiv.
controlled heat; garbage disposals;
off-street parking. large safe play
area, near schools. churches; CEN
tTal laundry rooms: paint to suit
tenant; 20 minutes TO the heart
~ We ehfnUfon
Evening star., 1961-09-08

CLEVELAND PARK
Close to Bureau OF Standards; beSt
school area. Spa brick house
LOW COS
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Two large houses, both with good
income. By appointment only. Mr..
Lawrence, CO. 6-3369.
Mia LEWIS REALTY. EM. 2-76O1
COLONIAL VILLAGE - Spacious
custom built residence Of finest
quality. snuggled into Rock. Greek
Park among other beaut. homes.
Over. sized rms. throughout. Love-
~ liv. and din. rms, library with
fireplace, powder rn1.. diversified
kitchen, lge. bedrms., 3 baths.
Splendid garden level rec. rm.,. 2
car garage. Priced in upper sos
and worth 80. For Details call our
uptown office. KE. 7a1S00 til 8.
SHANNON & LUCHS
Rltrs. Since 1905, 5000 Conn. Ave.
CRESTWOOD FANTASTIC! - An
offer in lower sos might buy this
magnificent h me. Handsome
white brick Colonial on over
1000 feet Of beautiful wooded
land. Distinguished community Of
fine homes within minutes OF
downtown. 4 bedrooms, library, 3
full baths, Q half baths, rec. rms.
screened porch; delightful terrace;
2-car built-in garage. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. INC. DI. 7-1411; ewes,
Wo. 6.5499.
EMBASSY AREA, Just off Mass,
a In FaTNuAfa WaAAI0 a
setting. Magnificent brick home
Of European flavor. Ideal for, en-
tertaining as well as comfortable
family living. 6 bedrooms, 4la
baths, plus all the necessary at
tributes Of luxury living. Upper
price bracket. Call JAMES E,
sCHWAB, EN-. 2-5S00: eyes,. OIL.
2-l40p.
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CONTINUED On Next psge)
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PHONE 654-s535
SHANNON & LUCHS

Rltrs. Since 1905. 5000 Conn. Ave
CHEVY CHASE = 4-bedrm., ga.
bath, brick detached; garage, neal
st. Johns, Lafayette Field, Wilson
Sch; many extras; excel. financing
Ewes. Mr.. Esenstad. RA. 6-2213
LEGUM g. GERBER. EN-. $4,000
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Pretty brick Cape Cod on deep
wooded lot; liv. rm. with firepl.,
2 bedrms. and bath on 1st floor,
l or 2 possible bedrms on 2nd
floor, rec. room in full bsmt.;
$1,000; $3.50 down. S120r mo-
incl taxes and inEurance.
Evening star., 1961-09-08

BETHESDA, Kenwood Club area.
California rambler with huge rms.
on " acre Of Handicapped and
treed ground; 4 bedrmS., den, 3
baths, terrific family rm.; 40s.
REALISTINGS CORP.
Phone Rb4-Sb35 :,
Evening star., 1961-12-21
Frondizi to Visit
Kennedy Sunday
In Palm Beech

HAMILTON. Bermuda, Dec.
81 (AP).-President Kennedy
plans to meet Argentine Presi-
dent Arturo Frondizi in Palm
Beach, Fla. on Christmas eve.
White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger announced to-
day.
While final details have not
yet been worked out. it was
understood Mr.. Kennedy in
vited the Argentine chief to
remain overnight in the Flor
ida resort city.
The announcement Of the
Kennedy -FrondiZi parley was
made as Mr.. Kennedy arrived
in Bermuda for talks with
British Prime Minister Mac
milan.
Mr.. Frondizi is returning
from an extended trip abroad.
Mr.. Kennedy will be host to
Mr.. Frondizi at the home of
c. Michael Paul at Palm Beach,
where Mr.. Kennedy will be
staying for the holidays.
Evening star., 1961-12-21
PoIicemun's
Probe Leads
His Sister

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 81 (APC -
A Miami policeman, often work.
ing on his own time, cracked a
tough murder case and found
his own sister at the end of the
trail.
Nov I'm SICK" Officer Willie
Nicholson. 35, said yesterday
when he discovered that he
apparently had trapped his sis
ter, Mrs. Eugenia Thomas.
Equally shocked was Munich
pal Judge l.. E. Thomas. re-
ported to be the first Negro to
hold a judgeship in the South
since the Civil War, when Mrs.
Thomas, his 37-year-old wife,
was charged in setting up a
robbery that led to the killing.
1T came out of a blue sky"
said the Judge. But I'll stick
by her all the way"
Mrs. Thomas was accused
of plotting with two men to
rob a lottery counting house
across the street from her
home.
The robbery was staged by
the men on october % and
when Beatrice Dunaway. a.
woman in the house. resisted,
she was shot to death.
Police said Mrs. Thomas was
implicated by two men, Au-
brey w. Henry, 27, and Clar-
ence Simpson. 20, who admitted
the killing. She was charged
with conspiracy to commit a
felony resulting in murder,
which is punishable by death.
Mr.. Nicholson, one of
Miami's best known Negro po-
licemen, worked weeks on the
case. finally arresting Henry.
Henry implicated Simpson and
the latter accused Mrs.
Thomas. Mr.. Nicholson did not
know this until midnight Tues
day when Judge Thomas, his
brother in law, telephoned
him.
The Judge and his wife were
married eight years ago and
have two small children.
Evening star., 1961-12-21
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agreement with Premier Adoula
should be repudiated by "ex-
tremists" in his party, officials
here say. this would do little
damage if Mr.. Tshombe stood
by his agreement. The extrem-
lists would merely be isolated,
and make Mr.. Tshombe more
acceptable in Leopoldville as
a moderate" experts said.
Extremists Lack Strength
The extremists would not be
strong enough to overthrow
Mr.. Tshombe. according to the
appraisal here.
One consequence of the agree
ment would be prompt with
drawal of much of the United
Nations force which Mr..
Tshombe's forces have been
fighting in Katanga.
The movement of 5000 troops
into Katanga had forced the
United Nations command to
spread it's other strength dan
gerously thin in the rest of the
country, also subject to unrest
marauding and pillaging. The
U. N. command thus also has
an incentive to pull out OF
Katanga as soon as possible.
Premier Adoula's political
position is expected to be
strengthened significantly BY
the agreement. He can now
claim to have enough influence
with the United Nations and
the United States to persuade
them to throw an impressive
airborne U. N. force against
separatist movements.
Officials here say the ques-
tion is whether Mr.. Adoula and
Mr.. Tshombe can move swiftly
and decisively enough to con-
solidate their positions ano
begin working together.
Evening star., 1961-12-21
x-15 Completes
First Test Flight
Of New Controls

EDWARDS AIR FORCE
BASE, Calf, Dec. 81 (AP)-A
third Kills rocket plane has
taken to the air and made the
first test of new controls for
space flight.
Pilot Neil A. Armstrong of
the United States Space Agen-
cy flew the ship at 2,454 miles
per hour and to an altitude of
10000 feet in an II minute
maiden flight yesterday.
There was no attempt to 60
higher or faster. The two other
Kills hold the world records for
both speed and altitude.
The flight tested a computer-
like device that automatically
operates jets in the nose and
wings to correct deviations in
space flight faster than a man
can think. Heretofore, the pilot
has had to operate the control
jets manually. They are needed
because Of the rare atmosphere
at high attitudes. Pilot Arm
strong expressed satisfaction
with the performance.
Evening star., 1961-12-21
ScuffoId Falls.
Injuring z

Two workmen were injured
yesterday in the collapse of
scaffolding in a newly con-
struced section of brick wall at
the River House. 1000 South
Joyce street, Arlington police
reported.
Johnnie E. Bowman, 33, of
4010 Lingstone road Sc, and
Richard Spasoff. 20, of 3G Re-
search road. Greenbelt. Md.
were reported in satisfactory
condition at Arlington Hospital
Police said the men were
beneath the scaffolding which
held bricklayers working on the
second story of the wall when
the accident occurred. The
bricklayers were reported un-
injured.
Evening star., 1961-12-21
Jet AirIiner Sets
New Speed Record

A Delta Airlines Convair $50
flew from New Orleans to
Friendship Airport in Balti-
more in SO minutes and As
seconds yesterday for a new
speed record between the
points.
With Capt. w. C. Clinton at
the controls, the jet had an
average ground speed of 685
miles an hour. Maximum air
speed was 722 miles an hour.
Evening star., 1961-12-21

sity Of Chicago-and the Uni
versity OF Wichita.
The indorsing statement was
drawn up and signed by Prof.
Aaron Director, of Chicago's
Law Department, and Prof.
Martin Bailey. of the univer-
sity's Economic Department.
Eleven other professors signed
the document.
Prof. Director said the state
ment was circulated to make
clear those who signed the de-
nouncement of the shelter pro-
gram did not speak for the
entire profession"
Evening star., 1961-12-21
U. N.
Assembly AssoiIs
Red Role in Hungary

the Communists in opposing
the proposal.
The bondS-available to U. N
member governments. govern
ment banks and nonprofit foun-
dations and paying 2 per cent
interest-are designed to ease
the financial crisis caused by
refusal of a number of nations
to pay their share of the cost
Of the Congo operation.
The session pointed up the in
creasingly dominant role played
by the Asian-African group
which now totals so nations
or nearly half the U. N. men,
bership.
Vote Of Censure
The group gave a vidid dem
onstration of its strength early
in the session when it rammed
through the Assembly an un-
precedented vote of censure
against a policy speech made by
South African Foreign Minister
Eric Louw.
The group often split on po-
litical issues but usually acted
as a unit on racial and colonial
questions. They proved that
with Soviet bloc support they
could form an unbeatable COM
bination against the Western
powers.
In the final day the Assem-
bly, also:
Adopted an American backed
measure to continue a special
U. N. commission trying tc
unity Korea. The vote was 60
II with q abstentions.
Evening star., 1961-12-21
Professors Back
Shelter Program

CHICAGO, Dec. 81 APP
Thirteen University of Chicago
professors made public yester-
day a statement indorsing the
Kennedy administrators fall
out shelter program.
The statement took issue
with one circulated earlier this
month and signed by profess
sors from nine Chicago area
colleges-including the Univer-
Evening star., 1961-12-21
u. N.
Continued From Page Al


the Russians dropped demands
for a three-headed board to
run the secretariat with a built
in veto. They agreed to let Mr..
Thant of Burma head the or
ganization, leaving the choice
of advisers up to him.
The Russians also abandoned
inSiStence that committees to
negotiate disarmament and
outer space questions be formed
on the troika principle.
A signal triumph for the
United States was the Assem-
bly's sharp rejection of Red
China's bid for U. N. seat -
an issue the United States de-
cided to meet head-on this
year after keeping it shelved
for 10 years.
hennedy PIan Halle0
American circles also hailed
Assembly approval of Presi-
dent Kennedy's proposal that
the next 10 years be declared a
~. N. decade of development"
with special effort to spur the
economies of underdeveloped
countries.
One of the most important
developments was the Assem-
bly's approval of 5000 million,
25-year bond issue to save the
world body from bankruptcy.
Overriding Soviet bloc protests
that the plan initiated by Mr..
Thant was illegal, the Assem-
bly, approved it by a vote of
1913 with "a abstentions. Bel
GUM, Cuba and France joined
Evening star., 1961-12-21
Italian Jet Hits Home
Kills z Sisters, Pilot

VENICE, Italy. Dec. 20 (AP)
AN Italian Air Force jet
fighter apparently, attempting
an emergency landing ripped
through a farmhouse yester-
day plunged on 400 yards more
and came to a flaming halt in
an open field.
Two sisters in the house were
killed and the pilot Of the F-84
burned to death in the cockpit.
The plane narrowly missed a
nearby country school where
so youngsters were in class.
Evening star., 1961-12-21
Earthquake Kills
20 in Colombia

BOGOTA, Colombia, Dec. 81
tAP) An earthquake shook
Colombia yesterday.
The government said at least
20 persons were killed and
scores injured in the shock that
was felt hardest in the west
around the mining town Of
Sonson, ll0 miles northwest of
Bogota.
There was panic In Bogota
and several buildings were
damaged.
Evening star., 1961-12-21
Miller Leaving
Mines Bureau Post
BY the Associated Press

BY Vhe Associated Press
Thomas H. Miller, deputy
director of the Bureau Of Mines,
says he is retiring December 81
after more than 33 years with
the bureau.
Mr.. Miller said in an inter-
view yesterday he is leaving
voluntarily. having contem-
plated early retirement for
some time. There had been re-
ports he had been forced out.
He is SO years old.
Evening star., 1961-12-21
CHRISTMAS CARDS
DRESSED up WITH
5O-CENT STAMPS

BY the Associated Press
Most persons wonder
whether 70 send Christmas
cards unsealed with a g.
cent stamp, or to seal them
and attach Accent stamps.
That's why a lady in
Concord, N. H., aroused
the curiosity of Postmas-
ter Richard D. Eddy. He
noticed a batch Of 40 cards,
each bearing a 50-cent
stamp. He checked with
the woman named in the
return address.
No mistake, she told him;
she had some 50 J. cent
stamps left over from an
earlier mailing chore and
wanted to dress up" her
Christmas cards
Evening star., 1961-12-21
Appealed to Kennedy

/ On December 5 the United
Nations moved again, surround
ing Elisabethville and crushing
sistance in the city. The United
States Air Force daily airlifted
tons of supplies and hundreds
of reinforcements to the at
tacking U. N. forces.
Faced by the prospects of
military defeat and a teetering
regime, Mr.. Tshombe appealed
for a cease fire and negotia-
tionS.
He sent his appeal to Presi-
dent Kennedy, who promptly
ordered his ambassador to the
Congo to bring about a meet
ing between the rival politici-
ans.
Mr.. Gullion flew to Ndola,
picked up Mr.. Tshombe and
took him to the Kitona base.
They arrived at the isolated
army base Tuesday. At the
same time U. N. negotiators in
Leopoldville were arranging for
Adoula to fly down and meet
Mr.. Tshombe.
Mr.. Adoula and his ministers
were escorted by DR.. Bunche
and three aides. Robert Gard
iner of Ghana, Mahmoud
Khiari of Tunisia and Georges
Dumontet of France, all per-
sonally acquainted with Mr..
TShombe and the complex is
sues which have kept him apart
from the central government.
In casual walks by the sea
and personal small talk in the
hospital waiting room, Mr..
Tshombe and Mr.. Adoula were
reported to have re-established
a personal friendly relationship.
Once the hospital room door
closed upon them, however, the
political differences had to be
Squarely faced. Mr.. Tshombe
argued with his personal dy-
nanism to retain all the auton-
omy he could for his mineral
rich domain, despite the weak
ening of his position through
the u. N. victory and the firm
determination of Mr.. Adouls
not to accept any solution that
would leave Katanga outside
the Congo.
Evening star., 1961-12-21

walked out Of the Coquilhat-
vile conference.
The United Nations has
stepped in with firm military
action three times. claiming its
aim was to expel Mr.. Tshombe's
foreign mercenaries in accord
ance with the resolutions of
the U. N. Security Council.
U. N. officials figure that with
out the aid of the foreigners,
Mr.. Tshombe's resistance would
collapse.
The first of three U. N. mill
tary moves, on August %, was
the quickest and most success
full. 1t was completed in a
morning but left several hun
dred of the white fighters still
hiding out in Elisabethville.
When the U. N. tried again,
on September 13, the Katanga
resistance was too much for
U. N. forces. After a week of
indecisive fighting. the U. N.
started negotiating for a cease
fire. 1t was in working toward
this end that Secretary Gen
eral Dag Hammarskjold flew
to his death in a plane crash
at Ndola.
Evening star., 1961-12-21

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