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cessor had launched against
South Carolina.
He assured me he would not.
He stated when any voting vio-
lation was reported that he
would have to investigate, and 1
assured him that we would
never have anything to hide
and registration books would
always be available for inSpec-
ton. At no time did I promise
to cooperate with the fishing
expedition he is presently en-
gagged in.
Cites Lack of Complaint
There has been no COM
plant. Their own Civil Rights
Commission says there has been
no complaint and yet they have
over is FBI agents roaming
over South Carolina.
In his statement Saturday,
Gov. Hollings demanded that
the investigation of voter reg
iStration in South Carolina
cease Immediately. He called
such an investigation "an in
suit to law-abiding" South
Carolina.
The department spokesman
said Gov. Hollings gave assur-
ances that State authorities
would cooperate with the De-
partment of Justice"
Accordingly" he said, at
torney General Daniel r.
Mcleod of South Carolina was
notified when the department
began investigation of voting
registration in Dorchester and
Williamsburg Counties.
mo public announcement
was made, however, except by
Gov. HollingS. The investiga-
tions are proceeding, and Gov.
Hollings will receive full in
formation on the need for
them"
The voter registration probes
began last year under Mr.. Ken
nedy's predecessor, Republican
William F.. Rogers. They were
carried out in those counties
where few Negroes were regis
tered but where there are
heavy Negro populations.
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Glover Road
Section Closed

Glover road in Rock Creek
Park has been closed from
Broad Branch road to a point
south of the Rock Creek Ma
ture Center below Military
road to permit construction
work. 1t will reopen in Decem-
ber.
Nash Castro, acting superin-
tendent of National Capital
Parks, said access to the ma
ture center and stable can be
gained via Glover road from
the north.
Also closed to through traf-
fic is Ross drive at Glover road,
although local traffic will be
permitted on Ross drive from
the entrance at Joyce road, Mr..
Castro said.
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now under way in three South
Carolina counties.
Federal agents have been
checking registration books in
Dorchester, Williamsburg and
Clarendon Counties. The JUS
tice Department said some in
stances were found in which
qualified Negroes we're denied
the right to vote.
The Justice Department
statement followed a telegram
sent by Gov. Hollings last week
to Attorney General Robert F.
Kennedy. Gov. Hollings called
the Federal investigation an in
suit to the people of South
Carolina.
Charges Intimidation
He accused Mr.. Kennedy of
having "unleashed a flock of
agents to intimidate our
citizenry."
After the Justice Department
said last night that Gov. Hol-
lings promised to cooperate,
the Governor issued this state
ment from the Southern Gov
ernors' Conference here:
THE statement by the JUS
tice Department that I would
cooperate in such investiga-
tions now under way in South
Carolina is absolutely false.
when the Kennedy admin
istration took over this year,
both the President and the At
torney General asked how they
could show their appreciation
for the support they received in
South Carolina.
81 told them the best way was
to leave South Carolina alone
and l further counSeled the At
torney General that we would
not tolerate such Investigations
and accusations as his prede-
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Irote HoIIings Denies .
Offer to Aid Vote Probe

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 27 (AP).-South Carolina Gov
Holngs says Justice Department statement
promised to in Federal vote probe abso
utely false"
Department said yesterday that Holngs
promised months with its investigation
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STANDARD

246O CHILLUM RID. AP 7-7IoO
QUEENSTOWN SHOPPING CTR"
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oLDsMoBHE 81 Dynamic "s8's
Celebrity sedan; sandalwood color.
fully equipped; 1000 miles, beauts
eond., for sale by local minister:
$2,675 or best offer. ~. 9-2247.
OLDS 81 Series ''9S'' conVertibie:
"Oldsmobile's Best; really Sham:
all power: S3,765.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
"FA1RLINGTON SHOPPING CTR %
OV. 3-0350i ALEXANDRIA
oLDS 81 scenic coupe; light blue:
de luxe interior, leather uphois..
Wv. power; best offer over
$1,000. Sun. after IL noon, week.
days after 6. JU. S-5589.
OLDS 81 Super "SS" de luxe Holt.
day coupe; full cam solid filters,
T. h, auto. trans. $3.50. AP. 7-2646.
OLDSMoBILE 1862; fresh fac.
tory shipment arriving daily. It
Will pay you to buy here now.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
oV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
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DE SOTO 80 2-door Hardtop; au-
tomato, power steering. radio,
heater and other extras, like new.
S1,S95.
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MERCURY SO 9-pass. sta. wag, :
tull power. clean throughout, auto. !:
$685.. JACK SMALL USED CARS.
1929 Rhode Island ave. ne, La.
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FORD 1857 red and white cony.
equip: $3.50. 33S-7522, Ext. ia.
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE AUTOMOBILES For sLIE

OLDSMOBHE '53 "Ss" 4-dr.: radio
and heater, hydramatic;; GOOD
transportation. JE. 2-9302.
OLDSMOBHE 1851 company DEM
onstFators; many models to choose
from, most with factory air con-
disionefs: very generous savings.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 PM.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-770O
OLDSM0BILE 1858 "SS'' 4-dr. hit.
hydra, p.s., Wv. tires, T. and h.
orig. owner. Excel. cond. S1,45O
oLDs go, DRAFTED MUST SELL
excel. cond., Sizes. . it. 5 5S 9sSSD'
OLDsMOBILE '58, "s8" 4-dr. hit.
hydra, p.s, PHI, Wv. tires,
r. and h., orig. owner, Excel, cond
81, $50 JU. 5-s2O3.
oLDsMOBILE 1947 2-dr.; hydra.
motor, tires, paint in good cond.
365-7529.
OLDS, go Super 'sS'' 2-dr. Holiday
coupe; full power incl. windows:
a one-owner car that reflects the
best Of care: sold and serv. by us;
S2,495. GMAC financing.
DICK DAVIS OLDS
Clean Suburban Cars
ROCKVILLE PIKE AT
CONGRESSIONAL PLAZA
ROCKVILLE, MD. HA. 7-7344
0LDsMOBILE 1851 starfire con-
vertible; air conditioned; new-car
title and warranty; no mileage;
close out, S4,I95.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL o PM.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-7700
OLDs SO "9S' Holiday deluxe
coupe; l owner, p.s., p.b., electric
windows. r. and h., excel, tires;
only $1,000. Call ia. 5-6491,
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DODGE 81 demonstrators at huge
savings. BANNING d SONS, $500
Baltimore blvd, Hyattsville, Mo,
UN 4-3l30, Open SUNDAY
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DICK DAVIS OLDS

clean SUBURBAN cars
ROCKVILLE PIKE AT
CONGRESSIONAL PLAZA
ROCKVILLE. MD. HA. 7-7344
OLDS '6I '9S" Holiday Sedan;
blue, air conditioned; fully
equipped; retain price S5,116.2O
our price $685.. New car guar.
antee. Company official car.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co
1929 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
OLDS 81 "98" Holiday Sedan
fawn mist; fully equipped; very
clean; special S3.295.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co
1929 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
OLDs 81 "98" convert; p.s., DO.
all cleo. r. and h.; excel. cond.
white with red interior: 81, 1875
LO. $3.50.
OLDs '58 super "88" Holiday Be.
dan: silver and white: FULLY
equipped; very clean: special 81
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co
1925 22nd ST. NV. FE. 7-26OC
OLDS SO Dynamic "88" 4-dr
hardtop: white, p.s., p.b.; excel
cond.; S1.s95. CIR. 3-4974 OF
CIR, 3-14OI.
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FALCON 1860 2-dr. de luxe; black,
auto. trans, r. and h., excel. cond.
S1,450. SP. 3-2126,
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MERCURY 1855 Montclair sport
coupe; automatic transmission,
radio, heater, power Steering,
Is.tons. Wv; tires. Don't miss
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DODGE 81 Coronet sedan: 3s. 900
miles, looks and runs like new:
S795; terms, sos down. ROPER,
LA. 6-2700. CALL MONDAY,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDs. SO "ss" Holiday coupe:
new, i owner: S1,695. IN. 7-62IO.
OLDS '6I super "88' convertible;
equipped; retail price 1853: our
price S3.995. New car guar.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
OLDS. go Dynamic "SS" 4-door
sedan: completely equipped, incl.
power, WV. tires, many extras:
$4,000 mile car in showrm
cond.: 1909 guar: S2,3S5. GA6AC
financing,
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MERCURY '5S station wagon: white
e eH,ta b.. RED and black interior
installed roof rack; new battery
new shock absorbers. excel. cond'
throughout: S1,295 or best offer,
MERCURY "a 2-dr. hardtop: auto,
trans, r. and h, new battery.
reliable: $3.50 or best offer. Cali
WO. 6-377S. AA
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FORD '59 convert; white. cruiser
matie, VS. fully equip; low mi.
OK. T-Shl6: ewes XII a.12QE
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COMET 81 de luxe blue 4-dr. /;
auto trans, 7. and h., Wv. tires,
big engine, 1900 mi, like new:
$3.50. WO. 6-3S02
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FORD 1854 Fordor. 6-cyl. Good
condition. $3.50 cash, or best Of
fer. Call 735-4367.
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FORD go Tudor; good cond., low
mi; must sell, 81 400 or best Of
fer. JU. S-2235.
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:. and h.. auto, good cond 500
TAKOMA FORD Z

1855 CARROLL AVE, ~. $1,000
FORD 81 Fordor Country Sedan
auto. fully equip. 2-tone, excel.
| cond.: S1S5. OIL. 4-6l22.
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TAKOMA FORD

DODGE 80 4-door; equipped, in
Guiding puSh-button drive. Only
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FORD 81 Galaxie Tudor hardtop;
straight stick, r, and h. 3OO-h D,
engine; black with red interior;
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DODGE So Coronet club sedan /;
new trans, new engine; orig
owner. Priced for immed. sale,
$3.50 Call ia. 5-Sg7l.
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DE SOTO 1850 4-dr.: exNsl. rum
nins cond;. first SIS tSkes it.
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DE SOTO 80: r. and h: nice and
clean; Sl45. VIII trade. ia. g.
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FORD 81 cow: 7, and h.. Fordo-
matte, $4,000 miles: must see to
TORS, 10th and r. I. ave. ne,
La. 9-11O0.
FORD Ranch Wagon '5S: 8 cyl,
straight shift. htr. blue and white
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FORD 1853 2-dr. Galaxie hardtop;
black auto. trans, p.s., p.b.; best
offer. 10. 2-4i79.
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FORD '5S cow; black, r. and h.,
stick shift. Wv, low mileage,
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7O35 CARROLL AVE. ~. $1,000
DODGE 1855 1-owner: 2-dr. 6-cyl.,
std. trans, new motor, r. and h.,
$3.50. Call 45l-SeI9
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DE SOTO $50 Cdr. hara hop: p.s,
r. and h. Looks and rIIns good.
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H.7z THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
October IS, 1861

CHRYSLER '52 Sarstoga club
coupe: best offer. RE. 5-6637.
CHRYSLER 81 Saratoga 4-door
hardtop; auto, power steering, r.
and h., WV. tires; red and white:
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FORD 81 Fairlane convertible: 7.
and h., Fordomatic, p.s., p.b.. low
price. BURROWS RAMBLER, 900
NJ st. sc. Ii. 4-S3O0.
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FORD 81 Convertible, 2 to choose
from. both fully equipped; priced
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OLDsMOBME '53 "ss" 4-dr.; radio
and heater, hydramatic; good
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stand. trans, r., h., Wv. Beaut.
cond., S1,675. 549-7349.
FALCON 80 4-door; auto, 7. and
h.. Wv. tires, de luxe trim: one
owner car. 81 Al5
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COMET 80 Custom 4-dr. T-Bird
style; like-new compact, with auto
Or. T. and h.. ETC.; S1.595. S195
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Guy Steuart

FALCON 81 4-dr. sta. wag.: fully
equipped, 1000 mi. 101 hip.
engine; S1,995. La. 6-s119.
FALCON 80 Fordor station wagon
light green; r. and h., auto. trans. ;
leather upholstery. orig. owner:
best offer. VIII. 6-sO16.
FALCON 81 4-dr. de luxe equipped,
less than 1900 mi; $1,000. Call
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FORD 1880 roadster; good
cond.; $500. WE. 8-2573.
Evening star., 1961-02-16

a 10th century British COVER
nor and demonstrated in front
Of the Libraries Of the United
States Information Service and
the British Council.
In Canada, nearly 100 Afri-
can students demonstrated be-
fore the Belgian and United
States consulates in Montreal.
About 100 Communist Party
members picketed the Belgian
consulate in Vancouver.
Europeans Arrested
In the Congo, a U. N. spokes-
man said that Is Europeans
were arrested in the rebel-held
city of Bukavu on Tuesday by
Lumumbist soldiers and some
were miStreated. J
One Belgian civilian was shot
dead and another wounded In
the city Of Luluabourg. Five
policemen accused of encour-
aging Lumumbist ,agitators
were seized by police loyal to
the Kasavubu government.
Stanleyville was reported quiet.
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must be found by
the United Nations to resovle
the Congo problem"
Three Of Mr.. Lumumba' IS
children-stilI unaware of their
fathers death-were on the
stage at a rally last night in
Cairo to ,denounce the Staying
of the former Congo Premier,
The youngsters-Francois 10,
Patrice, 9, and Juliana, 6-are
going to school in Cairo. They
could not understand the
speeches and slogans which
were in Arabic.
The Cairo rally followed a
mob outburst in the Egyptian
capital yesterday during which
rioters set fire to the Belgian
Embassy and stoned nearby
American, British and United
Nations offices.
Pro-Lumumba demonstrators
in Ceylon paraded the streets,
shouting slogans against the
Western nations. 'They tore
down the flag at the residence
Of the Australian high COM
missioner. In Handy, Central
Ceylon, university students
tried to drag down a statue of
Evening star., 1961-02-16

mate" of the Russian space
achievement and for wishing
Moscow success in space ex-
ploration.
1t was Mr.. Khrushchev's sec
ond disarmament message this
week to the United States. On
Tuesday. in a message to the
American Committee for a
Sane Nuclear Policy. he blamed
the West for the stalemate, in
the Geneva talks on a ban on
nuclear weapon tests and
claimed that the Soviet Union
has patiently and persistently
sought agreement and
made a number Of serious
concessions"
DR.. Homer A. Jack, execu-
tive director of the American
committee, said In New York
his group applauded Mr..
Khrushchev's statement to the
extent that it was sincere and
deplored it to the extent that
it used disarmament as cold
war propaganda.
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Khrushchev Replies
To Kennedy Greeting

MOSCOW, Feb. 16 (AP).-
Premier Khrushchev has cabled
President Kennedy that he
wants a disarmament agree
ment including "'such strict
international control that no
one could arm in secret and
commit aggression"
Tass said the Premier's state
ment was part of his reply to
congratulations the President
sent him on the launching Of
the Venus-bound Sputnik last
Sunday.
After again welcoming Mr..
Kennedy's expressed hope for
Soviet et-American cooperation
in space exploration and other
nonmilitary fields. Mr.. Khru-
shchev said all nations agree
that a disarmament solution
depends to a great extent on
agreement between the Soviet
Union and the United States
of America"
The Premier said his gov
ernrnent considers that "solu-
tior OF the disarmament prob
lem would provide conditions
favoring the earliest realiza-
tiou" of Soviet American CO.
operation in such fields as the
struggle against disease, the
conquest of space and the de-
velopment of culture and trade
MIR. Khrushchev thanked Mr.
Kennedy for mis- high esti-
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Reds Claim
SkyPhotos
OfEcIipse

ROME, Feb. 16 (AP).-The
Soviet Union reported 1t scored
a first yesterday on other world
viewers of the suns total
eclispe by firing camera-bear-
ing automatic observation sta
tons high above the earth.
The stations took photog- =
raphs and parachuted them to
earth while radioing back other
instrument findings to ground
stations, said an announcemet
by Tass, the official Soviet
news agency.
This is the first time that
the solar corona and phenom-
ena in the upper atmosphere
during a solar eclipse have been
studied from q stabilized sta
tion," Tass declared. -
The corona, the flaming gas
eouS crown which flares far
out into space, was studied
from the ground by scientists
in wide areas Of Europe.
The moon slipped in front
of the sun to produce the
eclipse in a clear blue sky.
Southern France, Northern
Italy, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and
Russia saw the total eclipse
Elsewhere in Europe and over
wide areas Of Africa and Asia
1t was a partial eclipse.
Where the eclipse was total,
darkness was almost complete.
A strange half night made ami
mails restless. Chickens and
birds went back to sleep. Genoa,
Florence and Pisa came to a
standstill for hours as thou
sands climbed hills and build
ings. 4
B.
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Lunlurlba Men
On Rampage

LEOPOLDvILLE. The Congo.
Feb. Is (AP).-Twelve Euro
peans. including q woman and
a 5-year-old child, were seized
and beaten UP by rebellious
Lumumbist soldiers in Kivu
Province today. the United Ma
tions reported.
When they were released
after o few hours detention.
the U. N. spokesman said, one
man had a broken arm.
The incident was another Of
the isolated outbreaks Of vio-
lence in the Congo following
the death of Patrice Lumumba,
announced Monday.
A company Of Congolese
troops appeared yesterday at
the airport in Stanleyville, the
Lumumbist stronghold, insist
ing that a plane full of Belgian
paratroopers was about to
land. They took up defensive
positions around the airfield
and only personal pleading by
Gen. Victor Lundula, the rebel
army commander, convinced
them no Belgian paratroopers
were on the way, the y. N.
spokesman said.
Three Belgian priests were
reported attacked by small
bands of Lumumba partisans in
the African sector Of Leopold.
vile last night. One Of them,
identified as Father Joseph
StulenS. was overpowered by
three tribesmen and knitted.
In all the outbreaks so far
there has been no evidence Of
planning or organization. and
acts Of irate individuals have
been persistently condemned
by government and army au-
thoritieS.
The United Nations spokes-
man said they are mot at
ease" about the fate of eight
Belgian paratroopers held priS-
oner in Stanleyville for several
weeks. No reports have been
received Of violence against
them. but II the tension in
the rebel capital rises much
higher 1t is feared they will be
among the first victims.
The Stanleyville Airport re-
mained closed to all traffic
yesterday.
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ern opinion held solidly behind
Mr.. Hammarskjold.
The Soviet Communist Party
organ Pravda called the secre-
tary General Judas Ham
marskjold" and said: "Truly
there is no limit to the base
ness Of this detestahle servant
Of the colonizers, bought for
80 pieces Of silver"
CzechoSlovakia'S Communist
government charged that the
killing Of MIR. Lumunlba "cli-
NAKED the conspiracy Of the
Belgian colonialists. supported
by their irnperialist allies in
NATO and their servants Kas-
avubu Congo army chief Maj.
Gen. Joseph Mobutu and
Evening star., 1961-02-16

Katanga President Moise)
Tshombe."
British newspapers played up
President Kennedy's warning
in a press conference last night
that the Russians refrain from
unilateral intervention in the
Congo. The papers editorially
denounced Soviet tactics.
"Just at the time when MFR.
Lumumba's murder has shocked
almost all governments into
making fresh efforts to contain
the Congo dangers, Moscow
sets out to inflame the pas
sions," said the London Times.
The conservative Daily Mail
charged the Russians with
using the murder of Mr..
Lumumba "cynically and
shamelessly," and declared:
"For Lumumba as a man
they cared not a ruble. They
wanted him as a stooge to
further their designs in the
Congo and all Africa. That is
why they rage at his death.
Cairo Outburst
Rome's independent II Mes
saggerio also condemned the
Soviet attitude and warned: "If
it is wished to avoid another
Korea, perhaps even more
grave, new methods and new
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Eddie Fisher Reported
OK After Operation

LONDON. Feb. Is (AP).-
Eddie Fisher was reported get
ting along quite we'll" today
after emergency removal of
his appendix at the London
Clinic.
Surgery began half an hour
after the singer was admitted
to the expensive private hos
pital last night. Mr.. Fisher
and his movie star wife, Eliza
beth Taylor. had been cele-
brating the pre-Lenten carnival
season in Munich with friends
when stomach pains began
bothering him yesterday. His
doctor said there were no
complications.
Evening star., 1961-02-16
.HovonoL Lumumbo RoIIy
Is Upset by Bombings

vitrolic attack on United Ma
tions Secretary General Dag
HammarSkjold, whom he called
that Swede with reptiles
blood"
Meanwhile, more anti-Castro
rebels repeatedly have landed
on the southern coast Of Cuba
in the, isolated Pilon region of
oriente Province. The reports
are unconfirmed, but come
from the Sierra Maestro noun
tain area where from 1000 to
5000 rebels were said to have
landed recently.
73 Reported Captured
It was rumored in Havana
that rebels in western Cuba
moved against the govern
ment's San Julian Air Base.
Small bands Of rebels have
been operating in the area for
some time despite the capture
and execution of some Of their
leaders.
Travellers arriving from
Guantanamo City in Oriente
said Castro officials there
claim to have captured 73
rebels, including the city's for
mer police chief. Some of the
captured rebels landed on the
sea coast from outside Cuba,
they said.
The travellers also brought
reports that . group Of rebels
approached the main gate Of
the American Navy base of
Guantanamo Bay recently,
shouting, I'VE want revolution;
give us arms"
The Cubans we're turned
away by guards, the travellers
said, and disappeared into the
hills near Guantanamo.
Government sources in Ha-
vana said they had no ir1for-
nation concerning these re-
ports.
Evening star., 1961-02-16

HAVANA. Feb. 16 (AP).-
Daring anti Castro bombers
invaded a demonstration pro-
testing the Staying of Patrice
Lumumba last night and Gre
ated an uproar with two loud
explosions. No one was hurt
and the bombers apparently
weren't caught.
The blasts sent the crowd
Of 5000 gathered on the Ha-
vana University campus to
honor the former Congo Pre-
rnier into a frenzy of shout
ing-mostly against the United
States.
There were angry demands
that the United States give UP
its big Guantanamo naval base
in Southeastern Cuba amid the
familiar chant of Cuba 81,
Yankees no."
The first blast interrupted
a speech by Carlos Fafael
Rodriguez, editor of the Com
munist Party organ Hoy. The
other came shortly after For
eign Minister Raul Roa had
concluded the main address.
Bomb Damages Tunnel
Earlier, at least three bombs
exploded in and around the
capital-one slightly damag-
ing the busy vehicular tunnel
under the Almendares River
between vedado and suburban
Miramar.
Mr.. Roa charged the bomb
ers were paid with the same
money that financed the assas-
sins of Patrice Luraumha."
That money" be said. sis
reconverted in dollars in the
black market Of international
imperialism"
The Cuban Foreign Minister
also charged North American
imperialism bore enormous
responsibility" for the death
Of Lumumba and launched a