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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-10
NO TRESPASSiNG

NO TRESPASSiNG
Persons are hereby warned not
to enter upon, cross over, or in any
manner trespass upon the lands of
the undersigned in District 3.
c. A. RINGER
R. l. Grantsville, Md.
ADV. PAST
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-10

RATS and mice eliminated for
ever Get Star" Safe. sure. guar
antecd, Do lbs. for S149. Brown
ing's l!dWc. and City Roller Mills.
ADV. 2l-Gt#
METAL ROOFING-We deliver
or do the job complete. A. J. Wen
gcrd, Salisbury, Pa, phone MO 2
1882. ADV. 14-14t
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COLLEGE PARK-2-bedrm. rambler
with nice rec. room. central air
conditioning: S1l0 mo. with option
to buy.
LANDOVER AREA-Brick rambler
3 bedrms., nice dining area, beau
titul rec. room. off-street parking
Close to elementary and parochial
%immed % poSs.ssion: Dos i SioS To ioi
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SILVER SPRING, $3.50 mo.-Mod.
ern brick rambler: 3 bedrms., tile
bath. powder rm.. equip. kit. OH
Forest Glen rd. nr. Walter Reed
Annex. Prompt poss. VIII. 6-6l 81.
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SILVER sPRING-9I6 Gabel st.
Brick 3 bedrm., 2 bath rambler
full bsmt., fenced yard. $3.50.
GRAHAM co Ill k.R0l0.
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ACC0KEEK, Md bedrms.. liv.
rm.. kitchen. bath. utility rm.: l.
acre ground; 500 mo, Avail
immed, ]. W. McVICKER, BU.
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CAPITOL HILL

CAPITOL HILL-Attractively re.
stored; 2 bedrms.; fifepl.; sep. din
rm.; enclosed brick patio: immed
occupancy $3.50 mo. Cali BOF
BEST, Ii. 7-l477. MiLLICENI
CHATEL a. JOSEPH M, WISE
INC. Ii. 6-6494.
CARMODY HlLLS-With option t.
buy. S95 mo. 2-bedrm. bungalow
full bsmt. MR.. COALE. 925-479O
Sunday only.
CARROLLT0N-4- -bedrm,, lk-batf
rambler; finished recreation room
immediate occupancy. CARROLL.
TON REALTY, Realtor. SP. 3-3S3S
CHANTILLY DULLES AIRPORT
AREAS rms, ga baths; hot
water heat; excellent cond. on Rte
80. d mi. west of the city of Fair.
snts. KE. 6-5742 or ia. 1880
CHEVERLY AREA-3-bedrm. brE.
Ia baths, air.cond.. option Il
buy S125 mo. VIII. 2-7357.
CHEVY CHASE, somerset-Ranch
style 4-bedrm., 3 bath, den, rec
rm., porches, $3.50. OIL. 4-41S7
CHEVY CHASE-Charming. 3-bed
rm.. white brick Colonial; den
$3.50; 5-bedrm. Colonial, S24O
4-bedrm. split-level, S325; 5-bed
rm. townhouses, $500; 3-bedrm
townhouse. wall-to-wall carpeting
$50. Mrs: Poudre. OIL. 4-6429
TED LINGO. INC. HA. 7-4500.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C-Beautifu
residence with 3 large bedrms. 2nt
H., and finished and heated dormi
tory on 3rd H.; 2-car garage
1900: ewes, Ho. 2-4743.
CHEVY CHASE, NORTH; opel
Sunday. 2-5; 3519 Glenmoor dr.
Vac, mod. brk. split-level; 4 twin
sized bedrms.. 21a baths, den o
5th bedrm.. rec. rn., l4x21. al
COLESVILLE. NEW 20 AREA
rm. modern house on acre: Sl2
mo; stable and more ground avai
WILLIAMS a. CO., JU. 7-6744
ewes. EV. 4-6362.
COLLEGE PARK-SIOO
Modern 3-bedrm. rambler; conv
fenced yard, trees. HE. 1-070S.
COLLEGE PARK = 3-bedrm,, 2
story house, liv. rm., din. rm
kit. S120 per mo. WE. 5-533S.
COLLEGE PARK, 1906 4Sth pl.-
Cape Cod with 4 bedrms., . bath
SIPS month. HUGH. T. PECE
HE. 4-1700.
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TAKOMA PIX. ~ .bedrms., liv. rm.,
SHOP; 9ei ' siO5 sa7oafs7 oais sft. 1T 'nisi pn
VIENNA, town--New 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; family room with firepl..
full bsmt., extrA-nice lot, S140
mo; Call MRS. WILLIAMS. DU.
VIENNA, va, nr. Merrifield-Air
cond.. partly furn. s rms. "A bed
rms), = acres with orchard, vine
yard, flower garden, garden tools,
deep freeze, dryer, extras. Country
living in built-up community;
Sl65 mo. JE. 2-5Sl4.
VIENNA WOODs-Almost- new brk
ramb.; 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.; $3.50
per mo. DU. 5-942S, after z pm,
VIRGINIA
S110-Falls Church. l bedrm. furn.
Sl25-Arl. . bedrms., rec. rm., gar
Sl3O--Vienna. 8 bedrms, bsmt., va
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. 4-7OOs
W. ,HYATTSVILLE-clean 2-bedrm
brk.: tiled bsmt.: fenced yard: Sll5
mo-: BANNER SALES. AP. 7-4646
WEST HYATTSVILLE-3-b.r., brk.
Ir.. dr., kit, bkfst. rm., rec. rm.
fenced yd.; vacant. WA. 7-31s2
WHEATON AREA = Brick home
very clean, close transp., schools
vacant; reas. rent. VIII 2-6503.
WHEATON = 4-bedrm., 2h-bath
split; vacant. Option to buy, S225
mo. r. L. SMITH, GA. 4-771l.
WHEATON AREA. / mile north Of
Vitro-Attrac. 2-bedrm. det. home
on farm; all city conveniences;
open firepl., auto. h..w. heat;
$l25, heat incl. Phone 564-6138
WHEATON AREA Il bedrms..
baths, equip. kit. full bsmt.,
corner lot: conv. to schools, shop.
Immed. occupancy, LO. 4-e924.
WHEATON,, KENsINGTON, SILVER
SPRING, ROCKVILLE-Severa Q,
3 and 4-bedroom homes available.
Some for immediate occupancy;
some with option to buy. MAN.
OVILL REALTY CORPORATION
LO. 4-8440.
WHEATON,, TWINBROOK AREA
Charming 3-bedrm. Calf. ram.
bier. no basement; $130. Mrs
PoudFe. OIL. 4-6429, TED LINGO
INC. HA. 7-4500.
WOODBRIDGE, Marumsco Village
a hr snIif IN aIarf onnt
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

alaska AVE. and 18th st.-At
Walter Reed. approx. 4-bedrm.
3-bath det. home, finished bsmt.
and maids rm., mod kit, laundry
I'm. with washer and dryer, lge. lot,
gear garage, finely furn., wall
to-wall ca<peting, TV and Hi-Fi:
owner, TU. 2-2243. Avail. DEC. / O.
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EVANSVILLE, MD. 1929 Long
ping-2-yr. .-old 6-rm. det. brick
house. S135 mo. WO. 1924,
ewes. EN-. 3-s369. TANEN RE-
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MASS. AVE. ExT.-16O01 walhond-
garage. 500 plus utii, OIL. 2-i7i2.
MASS. AVE. AREA, MD.-Cute, /
b.r. brk.. $ll2 mo-. immed oc-
cup. Open Sun. 1-5 pm. From
Western ave. turn on Earlston DIR.
at store 3 blks, TO 4S24. MRS.
SWANSON. WO, 6.iS57.
McLEAN-5-rm. cottage; minor re.
pairs needed. Rear OF 6010 Hit
ave. Pimmit PIX. area.
McLEAN-l903 Devine Street
Beautiful 4-bedroom, 3-bath ramb.
Ter on quiet street but convenient
to transportation, schools, churches
Kitchen. Built 1860. Immediate
possession; S235. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE CORP" Ell
$1,000.
MCLEAN bedrms., 8 baths, rec,
rm.: cent, air cond; $500, Gro
WELL 4 CO.. INC. Arl. office
MCLEAN. 5947 Westbury I'd. =
Lovely 3-bedrm. split .leyel home
with pool privils.: Sl6b. BRODIE
a. SoLBERT. INC, Realtors, FE
7-2i2l. Mr.. Cassidy. Ell. 6-3263
MCLEAN and 4 bedrms,; avail
able Immediately: from $50 up
MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN REAL
TOR, Mclean, Ell. 6-4161.
NATIONAL SHRINE AREA-Pleas'
ant Hills: bedrms., full bsmt:
q SON, La. S-4ii1. Monday.
NAVAL ORD. LAB. AREA. I'LL
NaNy 10 MN y hAhFmg ~
baths: l blk. to shopping center
and Transportation. Shown by
Non Il. &. sMiTHY. ST. 8-SsG0.
OPTION TO BUY-SlO0 mo; q
bedrms.. mod. cony.. beautiful J.
acre lot; on Rte. 20 and 2ll. near
Dulles Airport. CR. $4,000.
OXON HILL-4-rm. bung., no bath
elec. cook stove; $50 mo. 5711 st
Barnabas rd.. CHI. $3.50.
PALMER PARK-Immed, poss. 8
lot: close schools, shopping, transp
BYRD REALTY CO. WA. 7-240O
PARK RD, NV. 10 Brick. ;:
SS.r S.vh IT, ssS. u.s. Nj NAs SO: s:sasf.' s1si' Nl'0l'
PIMMIT HILLS, VA. "a bedrms.
full bsmt,, w/inside entr; and
outside entr. ct ground level, car
port. Beaut. wooded lot on cul,
de-sae. Now avail. $l20, KE
S-6647.
POTOMAC, MD.-3 bedroom res.
within walking distance Of trans.
school and shopping, $l26, SAM.
UEL z. BOGLEY, Inc. EN-. 5-13la
PRESTIGE NORTH ARLINGTON
AREA, mr.. Chain Bridge With 4
lovely bedrms. on l level. 3 ful
garage: on q quiet st. with q bacl
yard, with privacy: $3.50 per mo
on lease. ATLAS OF ARLINGTON
ia, 5-l55O: ewes. KE. 6-6530.
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6903 SYCAMORE, 8 bedrms., vac
Sl15
747 Sligo. bedrms., vac, S125
sol Thayer, 3 bedrms.. vac, Sl35
1910 Garland, 3 bedrms.. vac. 81 IS
1OOle Menlo. 4 bedrms.. vac. Sl5t
3SlS Decatur, 3 bedrms., vac. SIZE
37lO Kenway, 4 b. r., Jan. l, SIZE
42O3 Eliz. 8 b. T., Jan. l.. SIZE
BEERS BROS. JU. 7-7lS1
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Ken DruSkln q Co. LO. o-2OOo I'll lU
SILVER SPG.-WHEATON; Sis mo.
2-bedrm. brk. rambler: fenced lot.
Clean. excel. cond. VIII. 2-6l13.
SILVER SPRING, close in 8 bedrm;
Colonial with 4 baths, also 8
bedrm. rambler, 3 baths, rec. rnl.,
excel. loe. Both vacant. Call Mr..
Thompson, JU; s-s344 ewes; Oh,
SisS32%;o SSsI %o,c c. NJ MARsrELLER'
SILVER SPRING : 3-bedrm. brk.
home, rec; rm.' Vacant Slg52, s2.o
SILVER sPRING-9l6 Gabel st.
Brick 3 bedrm., 2 bath rambler
full bsmt., fenced yard. $3.50.
GRAHAM CO.. JU. 5-60l0.
SILVER SPRING, $3.50 mo.-Mod.
ern brick rambler: 3 bedrms., tile
bath, powder rm.. equip, kit. OH
Forest Glen rd. nr. Walter Reed
Annex. Prompt poss. VIII. 6-6l ~.
SPRINGFIELD : Brick split foyer
rambler located at 1923 Healy
drive. 3 bedrooms. IA baths. rec,
room, living room. dininE room room,
able Dec. 10. Seen by appointment:
$3.50. RoUTH ROBBINS REAL
ESTATE CORP. 451-25O0.
SPRINGFIELD, va. Edsall PIX
Lge. liv. rm., f.p.., din. area, ecuip.
kit. Lee. util. rm. Fenced yd. Scr.
carport. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Avail. after Dec. 15.
S135. CL. 6-S341.
SPRINGFIELD
| . Lolrn. hriety vapnhIar Iiv Yun
'Depi and din. A rm. with scway firepi.,
carport, l bath, kit, no refgr.
Avail. Jan. l. S120 mo.
3-bedrm. brick rambler. liv. rm.,
din, rm. with away firepl. and
vall-to-wall carpeting, Equip. kit,
carport. Vacant. S135 mo.
8 3-bedrm. brick rambler, full bsmt.,
lge. liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din.
rm., equip. kit, 2 baths, finished
Tecr.: rm,' fenced yard. Vacant.
LYNCH BROS, INC.
Springfield, Va. FL. 4-7000
SPRINGFIELD. VA.-Lease with OPP
rambler: 3 bedrms., 2 baths, fam
lily rm., maids rm. and bath; 3
min. to shopping center and
school; S1S5 mo-; immediate pos
session, Phone 966-426S or ia.
9-23S2. -
SUMNER
Brick split-level: 3 bedrms., . baths,
rec. rm. in bsmt. S275 mo. Ewes
call MRS. MELOY. FE. S-3952.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
TAKOMA PARK, 1918 18th ave
3-bedrm. Colonial with den and
basement, $40 mo. HUGH T..
PECK, HE, 4-l700.
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FAIRFAX = Pleasant s bedrm
rambler, equipped kitchen, plus
washer and dishwasher. S1I5
month.
VlENNA-Brick rambler with 3
bedrmS., family rm. with fire
place, full basement, Sl40 month.
FAIRFAX - Brick rambler with
fireplace, 3 bedrms., . baths, full
basement and garage, "a acre lot.
$40 month.
VIENNA-Rambler. 2 bedrms., Q
baths, large kitchen, daylight
basement, $3.50 month.
VIENNA-Large handicapped lot; q
bedrm. custom rambler, with ga
rage and many extras. $50
month.
Myers & Hill, Inc.
1913 Maple Ave. E. Vienna. Va.
MI q -
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LANDOVER HILLS-3-bedrm ram
bier; nice dining area, full bsmt
walk to st. Marys and elementary
schools; mr.. parkway: $l25 mo
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CHEVY CHASE, N. W.

Four -bedrm. detached brick home,
with "a baths; Wiison-D
school area; $3.50 per mo. To in.
spect, call Mrs. Carter. SBOSS &
PHELPS, INC, MA. $4,000: ewes
and week ends EM o-547S
Evening star., 1961-12-10

CONN. AVE. AND FLA. ARIA,
1S49 Vernon st.-Completely re-
dec: 4-bedrm. home; modern kit.
and bathroom; tastefully decorated
and furnished: off-street parking
lease Of l year required: $3.50 per
month. DU. 7-1921 or FE. 3-33il;
open Sunday. / to 4.
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RIVERDALE - 2-bedrm. rambler
newly decorated; large fenced leyei
yard; off-street parking. Vacant
500 mo.
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SPRINGFIELD, YA.-Lease with op-
tion to buy; large 9O-ft., l-fir.
rambler; 3 bedrms., 2 baths, fam
lily rm., maids rm. and bath; 3
min. to shopping center and
school; S1S5 mo-; immediate pos
session, Phone 966-426S or Ia.
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ALEX.-S20O. For rent with option
to buy. brand-new contemporary
baths, beautiful oE kit. finished
rec rm. with fireplace. excellent
Alexandria neighborhood, off
scenic Mount Vernon blvd, imme-
diate occupancy.
TOWN d COUNTRY PROP, INC.
TE G lOIs
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HOUSES FURR. TO RENT

MADISON ST. NV, 1866 rms
S,h baths, paths, compl' iurn' sep, NY
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HYATTSVILLE

6629 card ave.-3-bedrm semidet.
rambler; $125.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
1904 Curtis dr.-3-bedrm. semidet.
split-level; S125.
ALEXANDRIA
12l Longview dr.-A very lovely A.
bedrm.. 3l2-bath home; S225.
WALKER d. DUNLOP, INC.
En-n
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SILVEk SFhINU
BRAND
NEW
HOMES

3 and 4 bedrms.. . baths, finished
rec. rm., separate din. rn, apd
de luxe kit. Immediate possession.
From S165 per month.
Ken Druskin a Co. LO. 5-2O05 til 10
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SPRINGFIELD

3-bedrm. brick rambler, liy. nm.
and din. rm. with 2-way firepl.,
carport, l bath, kit. no refgr.
Avail. Jan. /. S120 mo.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-23

With the hand1 IL of women
members all present one morn
ing and the men still struggling
in, this fortnight chairman
from Liberia pointed out that
| il the men did as well as the
women about arriving prompt
" the committee could mov :
along with the business on its
agenda.
Miss Brooks was born in Vir-
ginia, Montserrado County, Ii
IBERIA, the daughter of a minis
ter of the African Methodist
Zion Church. "But I'm a Bap-
fist although my father was a
Methodist minister" she told
me. There is no discrimination
in Liberia on the basis of re
ligion or race, she added, and
women have equal rights under
the law.
Liberian women receive equal
pay for equal work, are repre-
scented in almost every field of
endeavor, and practically con-
troll the economy of the coun-
try, says Miss Brooks. They
are better business managers
and better farm managers than
the men, she believes, and not
only head many of the business
enterprises but own many of the
farms. Rubber is the principal
crop.
Liberia is the most enlight-
ened of the West African coun-
tries, Miss Brooks believes, and
is free from the taboos which
impede progress in some of the
other African countries.
Under the law, a father is
compelled to support his chill
dren. If there is a divorce, the
mother is given custody of the
young children but the father
of the older ones unless the
mother can prove there is valid
reason why he is unfit to rear
them.
Miss Brooks says there is a
great eagerness for knowledge
throughout the country. Older
people are studying vocational
training and are eager to have
their children go to school.
Many women are active in
politics and from 100000 to
100000 are members of the Ma
tional Liberian Women's Social
and Political Movement of which
Miss Brooks is now acting pres
ident. She is also fourth region
al vice-president of the Interna-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-23

war in the Congo could we'll
provide him that opportunity.
The political destruction of
Mr.. Tshombe is not en-
visaged. The participation of
the Katanga leaders in a fed
Grated government would help
ensure its stability.
The differences between Mr..
Tshombe and Mr. Adoula are
purely African and are not re-
lated to the East West cold
war.
Leading Congolese Political
leaders and parliamentarians
doubt the wisdom of trying to
run a too-centralized govern
ment at Leopoldville.
The size of the country, the
poor internal communications,
and the pull of regional and
tribal loyalties work against too
much Capitalization at this
time.
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sional Federation of Women
Lawyers, and several as repre-
sentative from Liberia to the
first and second Economic Com
missions of that federation.
A woman who is "a wonderful
organizer" according to Miss
Brooks - Mrs. Eta Wright
is Assistant Secretary of Ma
tional Defense. Another woman
is Assistant Secretary of Pub
lie Works and Utilities. There
is also one woman in the Leg
islature.
Mrs. Ellen Scarborough is
Undersecretary of Public In
struction and two women are
trustees of the university in
Monrovia, Mrs. Anna E. Cooper
and Mrs. Doris Banks Hend-
ricks. Danliette Tucker is AS
sistant Auditor for the Liberian
Cove nment; Mrs. Eugenia
Stevenson is Vice Consul in
New York and Mrs. Myrtle
Gorgle, Consul General in Lon
don, and Mrs. Olivia Coleman
is Director of the Department
Of European Affairs in the Lii
berian Department of State.
There are many other women
in positions of Importance, Miss
Brooks stated, giving an idea of
their valuable participation in
the affairs of the country.
When she spoke of her years
at The University of Wisconsin,
IN Madison, Miss Brooks recall
ed the kindness of a woman
who invited her to her home
some distance from Madison,
calling her there for dinner
and then giving her the first
winter coat she had ever own
ed. This was a kindness she
has never forgotten and she
hopes someday to hear again
from the Wisconsin woman who
knew the rigors of a northern
winter and saw to it that this
young student from Liberia had
The warm coat she needed. Shed
Ike this friend of her student
years TO know that she is now
in the UN and that she still
remembers.
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later her Master of Science de-
gree in Political Science and
international Relations from
the University of Wisconsin,
she could hardly have foreseen
her present assignment as
chairman of the Fourth Com
mittee of the United Nations
nor her appointment as Assist
ant Secretary of State in her
own country-an office she also
holds.
ashes the best chairman the,
committee has had," remarked
one of her colleagues of this
able African woman. "She pre-
sides exceptionally well she's
former Assistant Attorney Gen,
eral of Liberia.
She even had the temerity to
call the men of the committee
to account for tardy arrival.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-23

had shelled the center If
Elisabethville.
(The delegation called on
the United States's Er. Ralph
Bunche, deputy UN secretary
general, to come to Elisabeth
vile to see and give the world
proof of the "cruel and inhu-
man acts of the UN military
forces"
(Dr. Bunche, currently in
Leopoldville would be given
full freedom of movement in
the Katanga capital and pro-
vided with a Katanga military
escort, the delegation said.)
A UN spokesman in Leo
poldville said the main UN
action aground so far has been
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of our war tom toms. Then
poisoned arrows will shower
on their opponents, each 'onu-
STEM GUN man) will be a
corpse. 1t will be total war"
"If necessary" the Katanga
leader continued, 1--WE will
transform Elisabethville into a
mass of ruins. 1t is not because
we will have lost a scorched
earth that we will have lost
the war. The battle will con-
tinue in our cities and in the
bush.
:. No longer will any quar-
ter be given. 1t will be an all
out fight, and we are sure to
win"
The United Nations in Leo
poldville maintained Katangese
were firing mortars at their
own positions in Elisabethville
to create the impression of UN
atrocities.
UN spokesman Norman Ho,
reading from a situation re-
port from Elisabethville, cate
gorit lily denied that the UN
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-23

torial integrity of the Congo as
a whole. 1t opposes fragmenta-
ton and separatist regimes
whether Communist or non
Communist.
Katanga is not separate
entity and the question of self
determination does not apply.
1t has been a part of the Con-
go, territorially, politically, and
economically, for many decades.
The constitution under which
the Congo received it's freedom
from Belgium specifies that all
provinces of the former Bel
gian Congo are united in one
Congo.
Nevertheless, United States
officials say the eventual form
of government should be a
form of federation rather than
the present type of centralized
government.)
Mr.. Tshombe's secessionist
policies have the support of
only a minority of Katanga,
though a substantial minority.
The Baluba tribe and related
groups comprise almost one
half the total population of
1,650,O00. They are bitterly OPP
posed to Mr.. Tshombe's regime.
Balubas Harassed
Due to harass ent of the
Balubas by the Tshombe gov
eminent, the Baluha represen-
tatives in the provincial legis-
lature withdrew in June, 1860.
They held Is of the 60 seats.
Another eight seats were not
filled because of disputed cleo
items. Thus Mr.. Tshombe now
heads a trump" government.
The Congo and its Katanga
Province are dependent upon
each other economically. Be-
fore independence more than
on-half of the revenues of the
Congo were supplies from Ka-
tanga.
On the other hand, the heavy
industrial complex in Katanga
depended in varying degrees
on manpCwer and transporta-
ton facilities in other parts of
the Congo. Subsidiary indus
tries in Katanga depended on
outside outlets in the Congo.
Congolese outside of Ka-
tanga generally favor using
force against Mr.. Tshombe and
would undoubtedly do so if the
UN faltered in it's efforts to
pressure for a political settle
ment.
1t is the common belief of
these Congolese that Western
industrial interests and local
white settlers have inspired
and now sustain Katanga sep
aratism.
To describe the present
Adoula government as either
weak or inclined toward COM
munism is untrue. In order to
establish politically viable
government Mr.. Adoula APP
parently did feel he had to in
clude members from the erst-
while Communist Stanleyville
regime of Antoine Gizenga.
But the consensus is that
Mr.. Adoula is by far the best
man the Congolese could have
selected for the job. He is be-
lieved to be intelligent, we'll
balanced, and moderate and
determined his government be
net aligned with any of the
great powers.
Mr.. Gizenga remains a
question mark. Undoubtedly
he is still trying to find an
avenue to seize power. Civil
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Mississippi Jail and lynched in
1869.
A letter signed by Prof. Robt.
j. Havighurst, Chairman and
Rev. William T. Baird, Execu-
tive Director, has been sent to
Attorney General Robert F.
Kennedy, following a unanimous
vote by the Board of Directors
of the organization.
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disclosed by informed sources
prior to the present fighting
between UN and Katanga
forces and still stands as the
policy cornerstone:
The United States has con-
sistently supported the terri
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to clear roadblocks and OBJ
structions to free movement.
Evening star., 1961-04-30
Rudemucher
Koyoed in 5
ByJones

NEW YORK, April 29 (AP)
Jones. undefeated New
York boxer making his debut
as a heavyweight. knocked out
former Olympic Champion Pete
Rademacher after 81 seconds
of the fifth round at st.
Nicholas Arena tonight. Jones
weighed 1872 pounds and Rade-
macher 1893.
Rademacher was down twice
in the fourth round and once
in the fifth by left-right COM
binations before Jones kayoed
him with a left to the head.
1t was the 18th straight VIC
tory and the 10th knockout for
the 24-year-old Jones.
Jones, the aggresSor all the
way, floored Rademacher for
the first time about a half
minute before the end of the
fourth round and again five
seconds before the bell.
Soon after the start of the
fifth. Jones floored his op-
ponent for an eight count. He
followed up by rushing Rade-
macher to the ropes and caught
him again with a hard left to
end the fight.
Norman Smith. 1879. Wash
D. c.. won by TKO at
the end of the first round over
Jimmy Bean, 129, Brooklyn.
Bean complained of a headache
in his corner, and DR.. Samuel
Swetnick refused to allow him
to continue.