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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-17
Federal Funds,
Asked Again to
Aid Children
By BETTY MILES
Star staff Writer

area children OF working
mothers of limited means.
A special HWC committee,
which has studied the question
for more than two years, rec
commended the measure to the
HWC board yesterday in an
attempt to provide a vital serv-
ice in short supply here.
The committee, headed by
N. Eugene Otto, believes the
united day-care agency would
counterfeit the dwindling num-
Der of subsidized private day
care programs in the District.
1t also would provide such nom
profit programs in the sur
rounding areas, none of which
has agencies doing so.
The committee also recon-
mended that the board re-
affirm an earlier stand calling
for Federal funds for day care.
Wartime Aid
The World War II Lanham
Act provided Federal money for
day care of children of working
mothers. with the program ad-
miniStered by public agencies.
The HWC study sees Federal
money administered by a pri-
vate agency. Officials note that
New York City provides day.
care centers with public funds
through private agencies.
In the District, Welfare Com
missioner John B. Duncan
hopes more day care plans can
be made for children of moth
ers now on relief so they can
become self-supporting. There
is no public day care program.
The HWC committee noted
that only four HWC agencies,
financed by the United Givers
Fund. give non-profit day care
today: Friendship House,
Georgetown Children's House,
Northwest Settlement House
and Southeast Neighborhood
House.
Family and Child Services
OF Washington, another HWC-
UGF agency. supervises nom
profit foster day homes for
children too young for group
care, or needing more indi-
vidual attention.
Nucleus Of Agency
The committee suggests that
Georgetown Children's House.
which gives only day care, while
the neighborhood houses have
many other programs, might
form the nucleus for the new
agency, which would include
the other day care centers.
Ultimately, the agency would
set up day care throughout the
area where need existed.
The four agencies now pro-
viding group care spent about
$4,000 in 1858, $59,000 of it
from UGF.
Family and Child Services
spends about $4,000, ST.
900 of it UGF money. Ulti-
this program probably
would be included in the new
agency.
Need Put at SIG Million
The committee estimates s.
300 to 400 children Of work
ing mothers in the area &C
tually need non-profit day
care. Estimating the cost at
5000 per year for each child.
the committee believes from
SIG million to $2.1 million in
tax money would be needed in
addition to the $50, 900 in UGF
funds.
Forty-nine per cent of 123
families with children in group
care, studied in October, 1859,
incomes of less than
$4,000 a year. The families
had 174 children ii day care.
An additional So per cent
earned between $4,000 and
$4,000. Sixty-two per cent
were incomplete units" with
the mother working because
she was the only parent in the
home.
Board members deferred &C.
ton on committee recommen-
dations until December. allow
ing time to study the 61-page
report and to discuss it with
regional HWC committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-17
Lost Of Three Articles

1t Of the welfare mess. But
is not up to Mr.. Shea exclu-
Evening star., 1961-03-07

5000 eond.; S1'1So.
TAKOMA FORD
lo35 cARRoLL AVE. ~. $1,000
FORD '65 Fairlane V.s Victoria
nardtop coupe: Fordomstie, r. and
a.. extra clean; $695.
PAUL BROS. (OLDSl
Wis. and Ellieott NV. KE. 7-l3os
FORD '5s TgdoE station wagon; g
SAt fSLAlinss:55i s:5o,sS 5000 miles. o#NER'
FORD go 0aisxie Town Victofia
yurquotse and white: fully eQuip.
meludtng air cond.; carries new
car title and guarantee. List price,
1892 40; our price, S2,595. LO.
GAN FORD. 1850 goth st. NV,
16;SS9SS 6SS9SS or 3o40 14th st. NV,
FORD 80; good eng, trans. and
tires: must sell immediately; S55
AU. 3.9631 betW. 8 and 10 pm.
FORD '66 club sedan; blue and
white, Z. and b., WV. tires: ex-
eel. eond. Re. 6.s229 after 5.
y0aD 'Es Tudcr: :; and b. extTa
clean: Butler Bonded. S895. LEE
R sgtSaaEzR' lSazs' 1871 21st st. NV
v0RD SO Tudor sedan VS.: std.
Evening star., 1961-03-07

FQkD 80 convertible: solid white:
2 4un power, excellent condition:
zSSSS zSSS Sovn D.n.,c Or trade; de., SO months
open Sat. 8 to 8, sun. ii to s
Non. Q to 8. ROGERS MOTORS,
$500 Bladensburg I'd. ne. WA
Evening star., 1961-03-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PEUGEoT 81; new in Dec; sac
rifiee. $3.50. NO. 7-17o9 after
Evening star., 1961-03-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1EH4H sgs BHaI 1esS s2cfSS2 fSsER 2E SfatHsag e6s
including windows and seats, ra-
dto with rear speaker, jet black
finish with custom interior. Pre-
season sale price; S3,996. New car
warranty
Evening star., 1961-03-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH "a excel. cond. 4-dr. :
2-tone sedan; clean int. and ext,
S4O0. IA: 8-4464 aftef 8 pm:
PLYMOUTH '57 Savoy S6' 2-door:
=. and b., auto; trans, excel. cond.
$S1S. Ss1S 500 s&SRRF fST1, PsYMsnti YEs i44d Il
P st. NV, DE. 2-4s00.
PLYMOUTH 1850 Fury sport con-
Vertible: fully equipped with al
goodies Including 20 power steering TS'!.
With red interior. Pull price
SS,zS0;- 1r~-~-~
Evening star., 1961-08-14
Blast on Boat
Kills Child, a

NEW YORK, Aug. IA (AP).-
An explosion and fire engulfed
a 45-foot cabin cruiser in a
mushroom of flames at q
Brooklyn dock yesterday, killing
a child and injuring II other
persons, two. critically.
Killed aboard the $35, 5,o0o
jolly Roger was Debbie Fisch-
Ter, 4.
Her parents, Robert and
Maxim Fischer, were alone on
deck when the explosion oc-
Cured and leaped to the dock
escaping injury.
Some of the victims were
blown into the water and others
leaped in, a witness said, add
ing: "The fire almost COM
pletely covered the boat"
Critically injured were George
Rabinow, 46, and Linda Care
lick, II, both of Brooklyn.
Mr.. Rabinow, an officer OF
the Arrow Folding Box Co., was
host at the boating party of
friends and relatives. The boat
was owned by his firm.
Cause of the explosion was
not determined.
Evening star., 1961-08-14
BY the Associated Press

The Air Force is building
three man-size plastic dummy
astronauts-it calls them plas-
tinauts-for biological studies
of radiation above the at
mosphere.
The Air Force Systems Com
mand at Andrews Air Force
Base said testing of their per-
formance will be started late
this summer by the biophysics
division of the Special Weap-
ons Center at Albuquerque,
N. Mex.
The artificial figures-rub-
ber-based plastic covering a
skeletal framework. with in
struments to measure radiation
doses at various parts of the
body-are being built by Alder
son Research Laboratories, Inc,
Long Island City, N. Y, under
a $4,000 contract.
AFSC said the figures "can
be flown in any space vehicle
designed to carry a man."
The plastinauts will not be
ready for use in connection
with the attempt of the Ma
tional Aeronautics and Space
Administration, possibly a week
or two from now, to place an
unnamed Mercury capsule in
orbit.
Evening star., 1961-08-14
Kenyotto Back Home,
To Seek African UNITY

NAIRoBI, Kenya, Aug. II
(AP).-Jomo Kenyatta, con-
victed leader of the Mau Mau
anti-white rebellion, returned
to his native village today. He
was welcomed by Nationalist
followers celebrating his i'm
pending release after nearly
eight years in custody.
But the turnout at Gatunda
village was far smaller than ex-
pected. Instead of the antici-
pated $4,000, a crowd of less
than 1000 was on hand to
greet Kenyatta as he arrived in
a British army car accompanied
by a heavy police escort.
Rivals Also Present
About $50 police ringed Ken
yatta's house as he pushed his
way through a crowd of photog-
raphers and disappeared inside.
The 71-year-old burning
spear" wore his traditional
leather jacket and carried his
symbol of Nationalist leadership
"a horsehair fly whisk.
Members of the Kenya Afri-
can National Union pressed
against the fence around the
house and sang Nationalist
songs. Across the street mem
berS of the rival Kenya Afri-
can Democratic Union paraded,
chanting: "KADU is going for
ward and if KANU stands in
our way we will smash them. "
Evening star., 1961-08-14

Kenyatta told reporters he
supported neither party but
wanted African unity. He said
this went for "all Kenya citi-
zens of whatever race"
Police used tear gas yeSter-
day to break up crowds in Maj
robi celebrating Kenyatta's ex-
pected release. British Colonial
Secretary Ian Macleod an
nounced August l that Ken
yatta would be sent home in
mid-August and probably re-
leased a few days later.
Kenya is approaching in
dependence and the bulk of
the native politicians and
voters have made clear they
want Kenyatta to lead them.
Kenyatta was sentenced in
1858. to seven years hard labor
on charges of leading the Mau
Mau terrorist uprising in Ken
va. After completing the term,
he was banished to Lodwar, a
primitive desert region. He was
moved to the village of Maralal
four months ago so native poll
ticians could confer with him.
Bears No Bitterness
Kenyatta said he bore no
bitterness over his imprison-
ment and that he planned to
tour Kenya in an attempt to
unite all Africans.
On the question of Whitehead
land in Kenya, Kenyatta said
"all land that is not developed
must be handed over to the
Evening star., 1961-08-14

landless Africans, but those
lands which are developed are
to function without inter-
ference"
Asked to comment on the
activities of the 2,000-member
Kenya land freedom army, an
underground movement dedi-
Gated to getting white-held
lands for the Africans, Ken
yatta said he knew nothing
about its aims.
If they are harmful to our
country, I will condemn them, "
he said.
Evening star., 1961-08-14
'PIostinouts' to Test
Radiation in Space

There Is believed to be some
likelihood of use of a plastinaut
in a follow-up Mercury shot
before the first astronaut Or
bital flight, however.
The Air Force said the
dummies will be used in a pro-
gresSive program somewhat
like that employed earlier in
tests with chimpanzees-accel-
Grafton and deceleration studies
on rocket sleds on high speed
tracks. followed by space
flights.
Each dummy will weight 1862
pounds and will be S feet 8
inches tall, the dimensions are
based on a 1850 anthropometric
survey of more than 1000 Air
Force flying personnel.
The plastic covering of the
dummies will absorb radiation
much as human tissue does.
Evening star., 1961-08-14

SALIDA, Colo, Aug. IA (AP)
Tears glistened in Kevin Nc
Knights eyes, but the boy man.
aged a smile.
He cried a little when search
ers found him, strapped in the
wreckage of an airpiane near
the top of a mountain. His
right leg and right shoulder
we're broken,
But he was plucky as a ban
tam rooster" Sheriff Harold
Thonoff said. boy, he has
CUTS"
The 6-year-old Tulsa (Okla.)
youngster was the only sign of
life in the small twin-engine
plane which had carried three
persons. including his father
and Oldest brother, to their
deaths.
Bound for Dude Ranch
Heading for a vacation at a
dude ranch in Southwestern
Colorado, they flew into heavy
clouds before crashing at an
altitude of 10000 feet.
For 81 hours-until searchers
found him late yesterday
Kevin stayed awake, alone and
in pain.
His father, Tulsa patent at
torney Charles M. Mcknight,
Sc, was dead at the controls.
Mrs. Mary Alice Wallace, SO, a
family friend, was dead beside
him.
Z The body of Michael Nc
Knight, IL, was held firmly in
3 seat next to Kevin. On the
other side, Guy, 8, another
brother, was unconscious with
q jaw and skull fracture.
Spotted by Plane
4 The searchers were directed
TO the scene by a spotting air
plane. 1t took nearly two hours
to move Kelvin and Guy, and
the dead, to hospital in Salida
IA miles away.
? Almost intact, the planes
cabin roof sheltered Kelvin from
the rainy, cold night.
He was hungry" Sheriff
Thonoff said. "He asked for
pork and beans with lots of
black pepper"
The boys mother, Mrs. Gail
Evening star., 1961-08-14
PIucky Boy, 6, Found
Bound to Plane Wreck

B. Mcknight, telephoned the
hospital from Oklahoma to ask
that Kevin and Guy be re-
turned to Oklahoma for treat
ment. She is divorced from
their father.
Guy was transferred to a
hospital in Denver, however.
Mrs. Wallace, a close friend
Of Mrs. Mcknight, was an oil
company secretary in Tulsa.
Evening star., 1961-08-14
Child Killed in Fall
Off I'd Floor Porch

A 17-month-old girl died in
District General Hospital last
night Of head injuries after
falling from a second floor
porch at her Southeast home.
District police identified the
victim as Pamela Stockett, of
3142 Stanton road Sc. She
was playing alone on the porch
when she fell to a concrete walk
below, police said.
Evening star., 1961-11-08

Empire solid cherry Apiece group; So"
double dresser, mirror, pair of twin beds,
one night table. 'Wos 563 -3zs.oo
NotionoI French Provincial antique white
and gold 5-piece group; so" triple dresser,
mirror, chest, double bee, one night tobIe.
Were 54o.OO ---------------3 90
Henredon Italian Provincial antique white
9 gold 3-Piece group, g" triple dresser,
chest, Mr.. g Mrs. duoI bed, from model
home. "Wos 772OO 90
Heritage Italian Provincial cherry Apiece
group; II" triple dresser, chest on chest
z night tobIes "Wos $4,000 - $4,000
Century solid mahogany 6-piece group;
"a" triple dresser, mirror, chest on chest,
Mr.. 6 Mrs. dual heodboord, z nioht
tobIes, from model home. "Wos 7460O,
4sS.oo
Heritage Italian Provincial cherry Apiece
group; 76" triple dresser, mirror, Mr.. 6
Mrs. dual heodboord, one night table.
"Wos 946.OO -4e8oo
Henredon Italian Provincial fruitwood s.
piece group, II" triple dresser, chest on
chest, pair Of twin beds, one night table,
"Wos 9Ol 90 ---------------- $500
Old Colony frutwood Apiece group, TO"
shaped front triple dresser, pair Of twin
beds, one night tobIe "Wos $500,
$500
Evening star., 1961-11-08
contemporary

Edwin Lambeth ornnIess choir, woInut base
turquoise texture. "Wos 1850 $500
Colif. Asio 7-piece cane and wrouoht iron
group, 5-Piece sectional, corner tobIe, end
to6Ies cocktail table, arm chair. "Wos
1890 -------------- 60 90
Indianapolis Donsh-styIe pillow beck
lounge chairs, woInut frame, foam cush-
!0ns, choice Of beige, gold, or toast
DrexeI walnut drawer chest. "Wos
1900 $500
DrexeI walnut II" cane door sideboord.
Wos I99'OO O----------------llS.oo
Moreddi Oonish imported 53H" teak side
boord. was 1890 ------Ile.oo
Donovon Shop large pillow back Iounqe
choIr on casters, foam cushion, oronoe and
charcoal plaid. was 243oo---i5e.oo
Henredon Circo 60woInut SO" triple dres-
ser, disc. Pottem. was 1900 ---23S.oo
Lone walnut Apiece bedroom group Sc"
double dresser, mirror, chest, double heod-
board. "Were 299.00-------24e.oo 90
Above group with Mr.. and Mrs. Heodboord
Were $500 26S.o0
Night Table. was 1900 ----ze.oo
Henredon Circo so walnut Mr.. and Mrs,
storage bed and z storage night tobes,
disc. pattern. 'Wos 500
TomIinson Sophisticote enberqIo walnut.
3 side and arm chair, black leather scot
and back. 'WGs 1890 O------2Ie.oo
DrexeI walnut 5-piece bedroom group, u"
dresser, mirror, double Storage bed 6 Z
night tables. "Wos $4,000 1900
Schoonbeek part sectional SOTO, so"
one arm section, 30" ornnIess section, kick
PIeot skirt, spring down cushion, turq
& orange texture. "Wos 10000 365.o0
Sehoonbeek 2 port so" sectional, buttoned
foam cushion, toost texture *Wos $500,
$500
DrexeI walnut 9-piece dining group, so"
buffet, glass door deck, 42"x42" extension
table, 4 side 6 z arm chairs; from model
home. 'Wos 1900 -----------475.oo
Evening star., 1961-11-08
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traditional bedroom oeeusionoI
traditional bedroom

Georgetown Galleries solid mahogany full
size, choir-bock bed. "Wos 5000. Now
1850
Henredon Italian Provincial frutwood "A"
dresser. "Wos 1850 800
ThomosviIIe glazed mahogany 38" boche
Ior chest with mirror. 'Wos 1890 $500
Kittinser mahogany 81" chest, 4 drawer.
was 10000 1890
Croftique solid mahogany single size con-
oPy beds with canopy. "Were $1,000,
1890
Henredon ItoIion Provincial fruitwood =
piece group, 81" double dresser, mirror,
double bed. was BIS le9.0o
Davis Cabinet solid walnut French Provin-
cioI 3-Piece group, 90" dresser, mirror,
double bed. "Wos sol 90 -------238.oo
Davis Cobinet solid walnut French Pro-
VincioI Apiece group, so" dresser, mirror,
double bed, one night table. was 57l.OO,
1890
National Italian Provincial antique white
and gold Apiece group, II" triple dresser,
mirror, chest on chest, double bed "Wos
Johnson Louis XVI 5-pc. group Fruitwood
finish mahogany, 68" dresser, mirror, dou-
BILE bed, z night tobIes. "Wos 10000,
4ee.oo
Monitor solid cherry twin beds. "Were
Evening star., 1961-11-08

Imperial mahogany square corner cock
toll table 29" square, II" toll. was
$3.50 ----------------
lockwood of Wemon contemporary
choirsde table 2O"x26", cherry, discon-
tinued Pottern. was 65e5. Now 34.s5
Art six-Ieg cocktail bench 70"x2O",
22"x28", cherry finish, mahogany, dscon-
tnued finish. "Wes 59o5 -------3e.e5
Hekmon 2-drower comrode lamp tobIes
22"x28", mahogany, discontinued finish,
"Wos $500 1850
Imperial step tables with drawer, mohoq-
any inIoid. was $3.50 80
Heritage cocktail tables, 48"x26" por-
quetry inloid, fruitwood finish. Disc. pot
tern. *Wos 1900 $3.50
Custom planter console in fruitwood French
Provincial bross gallery trim, discontinued
pottern. "Wos 9.5O--------7e 1900
Henredon Pan Asian cocktail tobe 63"x
26", Tokoy finish, decorator design, dis
continued pattern. "Wos 63.OO--ss.oo
Old Colony custor-mode lamp tables 2o'x
20, Porquetry inlay, disc. pattern. was
1880 ------------------ 90
Weimon French Provincial cocktail table.
53"x23", Normandy finish, inIod wood
top, discontinued pattern. ~Wos 215.OO,
1880
Evening star., 1961-11-08
traditional living room

! traditional living room
ThomosviIIe solid maple rockers, foom
scot, upholstered back, choice of green,
I beige or toost print. *Were $500, $3.50
ePennsyIvonio House Eorly American wing
choir, exposed cherry arm, box pIeot skirt,
green texture. "Wos 1890 $500
! SehOOnbeek tufted back lounge chair, kick
! Peot skirt, spring down cushion, toost tex
tured domosk. "Wos 24OOO----IzS.oo
Kittinser high back chair, solid mahogany,
green texture. 'Wos $1,000 ----l48.oo
Century Italian Provincial fruitwood
tromed lounge chair, gold texture domosk.
4 'Wos Zo3.OO ----------------l65.oo
Western coroIino Eory American So"
aloveseot, green texture. Was 2l5.OO,
1890
Century tufted back lounge chair, nnohoo-
! any base, Persinnon velvet. 'Wos 227.OO,
l6s.oo
! Heritage pillow back lounge chair, kick
pIeot skirt, PoIy-docron cushion, olive
.TnoteIosse. was 267.50 -------l7S.oo
Heritose pillow back lounge chair, pIeot
skirt and outside, spring down cushion,
blue textured donosk. 'Wos 3l6O0,
1900
Donby bergere chair, imported corved
tfruiMood frame, down cushion, gold quilt
sed print. was $1,000 O--------lS5.o 90
Donby high back Directoire chair, i'm
ported frutwood frame, gold and rose
stripe sotin. 'Wos 318OO ----- les.oo
Donby carved back love scot, imported
icoVed frame, antique white and gold
stripe scot. was 10000 ------2I8.oo
Century Italian Provincial So" love scot,
Sfruitwood frame, troPento on pillow back,
lavender texture. was 5000 1890
Show large pillow back lounge chair &
on casters, poly-docron cushion,
lchoce Of turquoise or olive green tex
.ture. 'Wos 24S.o0
.Donovan Shop 90" tufted back SOTO, kick
spIeot skirt, spring down cushion, gold g
beige textured domosk. "Wos $1,000,
z4S.oo
Donovon Shop SO" tufted back SOTO, wal
nut base, spring down cushions, persim-
mon & olive textured donnosk. Was $500
26S.oo
Kittinser "a" ChippendoIe SOTO, one foam
cushion, red donnosk. "Wos $500,
$500
'Sehoonbeek "a" SOTO, kick peot skirt,
Spring down cushions, turquoise and BEIGE
texture. 'Wos 436.OO -z8S.0o
Donby Italian Provincial S." love seat,
Imported coved frame, finished antique
white and gold, down cushion, blue and
rose striped domosk. "Wos $4,000,
2ss.oo
Sehoonbeek "a" Lawson SOTO, kick pIeot
skirt, turq. texture. "Wos 495oO, 2es.oo
Donovon Shop "a" SOTO, Italian fruitwood
bose, attached pillow back, brown and
beige textured domosk. "Wos 42700,
$4,000
.Donovon Shop 30" pillow back SOTO, kick
spIeot skirt, spring down cushions, brown
!, ond turquoise quilted print. was 494.OO,
& $4,000
Donby French Provincial 2-port sectional
SOTO, imported carved antique white and
gold frame, down cushion, antique gold
-VeIvet. was 5000 $4,000
Evening star., 1961-11-08
sleep sofas


Chesapeake Y" Italian Provincial sleep
soto, rubber cushions, beige domosk.
Wos ZS9.OO $500
Simmons EorIy American Hide-o-Bed,
Beoutyrest cushions, brown tweed. Was
36o. 90 2s5. 90
Chesapeake 86" H-Lee loose pillow back
contemporary sleep SOTO, blue stripe.
was 434.OO ------2 2SS, 100
Chesapeake 8o" shoped-front sleep SOTO,
kick-PIeot skirt, rubber cushions, ton tex
ture. "Wos 424.O0 ----------- 1890
Pullman 80" three cushion Lawson sleeper
rubber cushions, green texture. "Wos
4o9'OO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500
Chesapeake 90" loose pillow back Lawson
sleep soto, kick pIeot skirt, green texture.
"Wos $500 36S.oo
Evening star., 1961-11-08
traditional dining room

traditional dining room
Georgetown Galleries solid mahogany
tiddle-bock arm chairs, grey and green
stripe scot. Were 55.O0-------Ie.e5
HoIIybird maple AZ" round table, fornico
top. was 1850 -44.oo
Hobitont solid pine AZ" server. "Wos
40 $500
DrexeI Italian Provincial cherry 28"x42"
droP-Ieof extension table. was 1880,
$500
Early American solid mopIe 54" buffet.
WoS I99.OO -----------------S9.o0
DrexeI Trovis Court mahogany SO" drop
Ieof server, disc. "Wos $500 5000
DrexeI Irovis Court mahogany 36" china,
disc. was lo5. 1890
DrexeI ltolion Provincial g. pc. group cherry
66" buffet and 38"x56" extension tobIe,
z side and z arm chairs. "Wos
KindeI Italian Provincial drop-Ieof table.
antique white base with fruitwood top 25"-
x42" extends to 90". was 28o.OO,
1890
Henredon Collectors Gallery potino mo-
hoeony 76" buffet, disc. pottem. was
55O.OU 90
Kittinser mahogany TO" HeppIewhite side
board. "Wos 38OOO--------24s.oo 90
Century French Provincial set of cane back
dining chairs, antique white, 4 side and z
arms. "Wos 57OOO-----------275.o 90
Henredon Italian Provincial cherry So"
china. "Wos 525OO----------3e8.oo 90
Century solid mahogany 9-piece group,
81" buffet, glass door deck, 42"x62" ex-
tension table, 4 side and z arm chairs,
from model home. 'Wos $4,000 $500
Kittinser mahogany drop -Ieof table, 4 side
and arm chairs, gold upholstered seat.
Was lIO4OO ---------------650.o0
Evening star., 1961-11-08

Sorry mol phone prior
Evening star., 1961-11-08

Imperial mahogany square corner cock
toll table 2o" square, II" toll. was
3d. SO 1850
Evening star., 1961-11-08

X From display galleries and n
X Odd pieces and few-of-o-kinc
X Discontinued pieces and fIoc
X Budget Accounts Invited X
hundreds Of addiFionaI
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-12
CONGO NEWS GREETED AT U.N.
WITH A SIGH OF RELIEF

United Nations, N. Y. - United
Nations officials have breathed
slight sigh of relief at the news
that the Republic of the Congo,
after a year of chaos, at last has
a central constitutional govern
ment.
While much of New York has
been mentioning at the beaches,
top UN officials all the way up
to Secretary General Dag Ham,
marskjold have been following
step by step the elaborate lengthy
attempt to form q single repre-
sentative government in the Congo.
Word of victory finally came
through Wednesday.
A UN spokesman cautiously
pronounced the new government
headed by Cyrille Adoula as a
step forward in the right direc-
ton and welcomed it as something
Gale dior by the UN security Coun-
ell. But the relief here at UN
headquarters was unmistakable. A
Congo Parliament after nine
months had finally been able to act.
Formation Of the central gov
eminent undoubtedly will be the
signal for reassessment of the UN
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