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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-01-20
Africa At A Glance
BOATS FOR US.

ANP)Egh built by the Industrial Development
Corporation Limited seond being shipped to an
American company in shipped by
a shipping line Taforad Mr. NJ Brema, acting
manager said that the American
Delta Line of New Orleans has ordered 16 more boats from the boat
REMAINING MAU MAU TO BE FREE SOON
(ANP)-The remaining Mau detainees still
anng detention expected to be released within the
reported recently government
not almost mean the release OF JON keyatta and MS
detained according to the spokesman under different
system arrested during the recent
Operation Midtown" drive
NEW COCOA FIRM
underway establish company in
marketing produced Ghana
JET PLANE SERVICE OPENS
Bombay (ANP)-with opening year
Anyways Comet jet service
between Bombay and Naro Keny Among
Of the Kenya African
National Union who had been visiting India and Prime Minister
Jawalharlal Nehru
MoNRoVIA COLLEGES NEW PRESIDENT
Monrovia (ANP)-The Benedict Mason, Cape
school principal February will succeed the Rev John
president of Monova College and Industrial nstu
ton The change was the result Of recent election demanded by the
13-member trustee board.
MISSIONARY MAKES APPEAL
(ANP)-George Thomas former teacher at Hv
ngstone college seminary Salisbury serving
Methodist missionary Katanga Province With him his
wife and two children Thomas urging people back home In the
clippings pictures and other
teaching relationship between Africans and
Negroes.
BOOST FOR TEXTILE INDUSTRY
nea Nigeria (ANP-The million textile
3Oacre site here is boon to the Western
Ngean industry expected completed by next
will eventually produce 10 million yards of cloth 1t
provide employment approximately 1000 Ngerians
NEHRU KENYATTA RELEASE
Delhi (ANP)Accordng to informed circles, when Tom
MbOya African National Union visited
Prime Minister Nehru recently he the Indians preers
plead Of Kenyatta at the
Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference London next March
CONGO ROUND TABLE
Leopodvne (ANP)-Up coming January round
the leaders ston Congo The meet
President Joseph Kasavbu his first radio
his Is dismissal of Prime Minister Lumnba No
the conference announced
ACCUSED SLAYER MOUNIE STILL AT LARGE
(ANP-Wlam Bechtel journalist and former French
Office accused the poison death Of Felix Mou
opposition the Republic of Cameroons still being
Bhtel mysteouy disappeared following Moies
a hospital Subsequent investigation
a murder against Bechtel
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reconciled with her younger sister
and her family. The younger sister
thought Ellen had taken over"
after the loss Of their parents, and
stopped writing to Ellen without
ever telling Ellen the reason she
had not answered any letters.
Ellen had no idea her sister
Lulu had any such thoughts. She
proved to Lulu's satisfaction every
thing she had done had been for
her mothers comfort during her
long illness, and that there was no
money left to divide! There had
elapsed two whole years of unnec-
cessary worry for Ellen who had
not only grieved for their loss but
she also grieved because of Lulu's
indifference to her. The
New Year will be a much happier
one for both Ellen and Lulu be-
cause they have become reunited.
Tom L. was saying, This year
I am going to spend more time
with my children, and try to be
more patient. My youngest son has
told me he hardly ever sees his
father, and when I look back I
have been so busy trying to earn
money I have not taken time out
to take my son to our favorite ball
park for more than a year. True,
I have sent him with his small
friend, but he says the other boys
fathers GO with them, once in a
while. So, this year, will not only
take my son to the ball park but
I promise myself to take the three
youngsters, and their mothers and
go to their favorite circus next
summer. The children have al
ready started talking up the cir
Gus.
One of the older friends remark
ed, Il have given my children
some of my linens, a ring, watch
and quite a few other articles that
I want them to have and enjoy
while I am living. I have none of
this worlds wealth to leave them
but was so happy to see how
much they appreciated receiving
the heirlooms. Each in turn asked
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THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood
WHAT no YOU RRING9

WHAT DO YOU BRING9
Out Of the haze of approaching
days,
What do you bring, New Year?
IT bring a chain of gold called
Now,
OF moments to fill with thrill and
glow
OF service, love and cheer.
I bring you a chance and a chal-
lenge new
And fresh, new programs to dream
and do,
With crimson dawns and skies of
blue.
And it's up to you. my dear"
Out Of the maze Of the yesterdays,
What shall I bring, New Year?
Bring with you courage that's
born Of fight
For high ideals and the cause
that's right.
Bring discomfort for the status
quo
Where life is begged and drab and
low.
Bring me the faith that mans
noblest dream
Is none too good to be true. Su-
preme
Let joys be counted that bring to
men
The nerve to wreck and build
nobler again.
Bring love that is sure that good
can rise
And fill our horizons to the skies
With nobler structures on saner
plan
Than self ever drew for the tasks
or man.
Bring patience to wait, still contest
the wrong.
Though days be dark, nights dis
NAL and long.
Bring memories where fear and
failure met,
With courage to tackle and conquer
yet.
And, most of all, a heart full
dressed
To welcome and entertain Heavens
guest.
And out OF His promptings your
tasks shall spring
And make every Now worth re-
membering;
It's up to you, my dear"
George A. Bale.
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me If I was sure wanted to part
with the gifts. When I assured
them I was happy to know they
had them and were enjoying them
all of US are going to be happier
this New Year"
Leslie, in a very quiet soft voice
said, IF we all have health,
strength and enjoy a fair share
of the five senses, this New Year
will be a very Happy and prosper
GUS one for all of us. Without
health, you cannot do much. So, I
am going to say I am very CRATE
full for my health and hope all of
US enjoy a fair share of It during
the coming New Year"
Lorraine, who has been in a hos
pital for months because of in
juries received in an automobile
accident said she was very happy
this New Year because she was
able to be at home with her fam
lily. While lying in the hospital
there were weeks when she
thought she would never see her
home again. She said all she want
ed to say was how grateful she was
to be alive and happy"
Madge, one Of the younger ones
present had everyone in a very
cheerful mood when she said she
would be happy all the year be-
cause she, her husband and their
son are enjoying their new home!
All of her married life Madge
has lived the life of an army mans
wife. This New Year Is the first
time she has lived in a house. Her
husband is out of the army now,
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WHAT DO YOU BRING TO THE
NEW YEAR?

This question was asked at a
party during the holidays, and it
was surprising to listen to the
many and varied answers, but
everyone of them in one way or
another said the wish of their
choice was that their families
should be closer together than they
were during the past year.
Ellen T., here for the holidays
with her husband said she had
come home especially to become
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retired, at the age Of As. This New
Year is the start Of a new way Of
living for Madge, and her family
and she says nothing could have
made her any happier than to know
she is going to live In a HOUSE
again"
No one present could fully ap-
preciate her Joy because they have
always lived in houses, but they
were happy for Madge
Gladys said she thought the
group should decide they were go
ing to be better men and women
this New Year, forget all the un-
pleasantness, Of the past year and
then said, lets dance.
Without once mentioning resolu-
tons, the group had really been
making resolutions for the New
Year. Even though they may break
them later, for a while they win
keep them and all through the
year they will think of them and
they will be better for having
made them.
THE CLOCK OF TIME
The clock Of time is wound but
once,
And no man has the power
To tell Just when the hands win
stop
At late or early hour.
Now is the only time you own;
So live, love, toll with will;
Do not depend upon tomorrow, for
The clock may then be still"
Anon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08
Legal
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BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF
NORTH CAROLYN
COLUMBUS COUNTY
NOTICE. OF SERVICE OF
PROGRESS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

PROGRESS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
y -. N"IrI>.
Sair" N"rrr.
TAKE NOTICE THAT.
\ pI'"nrn2 :-"kInC rclIr'
against N"" has been filed in
ia" above entitled action.
The notice OF the relief
fought is AS follows:
F"i an absolute divorce
rom the bonds of matrimonv
heretofore existing on the
grounds of two years Scpara-
ton.
You are required To make
'r''n%" I" such pleading not
Eater Than December z, 1861
ana upon failure Ia do so thc
party seeking service arainst
h"l VIII apply To- the court rnr
m" relief sought.
ms The 10 day ot October.
1861.
Mary Lou White.
Clerk Of Superior
Court nG Columbus
County
ATTY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08
FOR SALE: Dclur Beauty Shop

Chair, used only xix months.
reasonable price. Call 232l.
City. ind:.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-08

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GARD or THANKS

tn" family of tho lat"
9alph MCCuIlum wish ,u
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iaiion for the many kind
lcSSCs shown them and fu.
ne many expressions III
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ing during the time of their
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


Woman who can drive .
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FOR SALE: ASSIGNED RISK

FOR SALE: ASSIGNED RISK
INSURANCE $1,000 down
FS-l two days. Guaranteed
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WhltCvillC'S newest Modern
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Evening star., 1961-05-18
Paramount Sales, HA. 2-18OO

PARK-77I5 Morning
side DR.. NV; att. brk. home on
corner lot. center hall, llv. rm.
w/firepl., din. rm., kit: md fir.
3 bedrms., den, 2 baths: bsmt..
rec. rm.. III bath; gas h -w.h., .
car garage. NE. s-4653. ewes.
o.; 6-9l9l; FULTON R. COR
Evening star., 1961-05-18
BRIGHTWOOD
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE, near Blessed Sac
rament School-A red brick Co.
lonial home with 4 bedrooms. 2
baths, den. finished 3rd floor
will sell quickly! Call WO. g.
1900 til Q. EDW. H. JONES
AND CO., INC, Realtors.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Acc PERSoNNEL-suburban RAM
bier on almost 3 acres. immaculate
2-bedrm. rambler w/sep din. rm.,
ful! daylight bSmt. witiled fir,
well Handicapped wfruat trees,
grape arboT and 800 small pines.
81 $500. KORZENDORFER, Real
tor. OIL. A-S1ll I'll O
Evening star., 1961-05-18
THE DIPLOMAT
2420 18th ST. NV.
(CoNTiNUED)

Liv. rm., bedrm., kitchen. bath;
S1O2 so; air cooled and carpeted
corridors; 24-hr. elevator, switch
board See resident manager, AID
Evening star., 1961-05-18
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

SPRINGFIELD. Edsall Park-split-
level, 3 bedrms.. IA baths, ga
raua SIaE ri ROS90
Evening star., 1961-05-18
ASHBURTON
BETHESDA

SEE THESE sPLIT-LEVEL AND
RAMBLER HOMES ON DEEP
WOODED LOT WITH 4, 3 or 8
BEDRMS., , FULL BATHS, GA.
RAGE, PANELED REC. RIM,
FIREPL.; HUGE WESTINGHOUSE
KITCHEN WITH EATING SPACE
FOR EIGHT. SEP. DIN. RIM.
FROM S29,150 WITH IOoS DOWN
OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
DIR: Out Old Georgetow rd in
Bethesda to AShburton community
gate on left, left and Immediately
right on Singleton Or. and follow
our ''ASHBURTON WOODS"
straight ahead signs to furnished
model home on right,
Evening star., 1961-05-18
WASHINGTON VIEW

NEW BUILDING: . blks. south Of
25th and Good Hope rd. Sc
l-bedroom apis. available June l..
with balcony or patio. Auto. ldry..
individual storage, off-street park
ing. optional air cond.: l block
TO shopping and 3 bus lines: rent
from $50. See res. mgr, 2446
Washer ST. Sc. Apt Z. -
Evening star., 1961-05-18
OIL. @-IOO6 Ewes, OIL 6-s076
Observation-Disclosures II 1st
BETHESDA-CH. CHASE

S33. .45O-lst time offered Ideal
for NH and Naval Med. per-
sonnel walk TO vork)-Immac
ulate brk split level: GAIT. scr.
porch, lge kit. with table space
for family 1 bedrms.. 3 full
baths, daylight zee. rm.. plus
game room.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
National Capital
REAL ESTATE CORP.
OIL. 1888

ASHBURTOS-Immac. 3-bedrm., q
bath split-leVel large family room
with firepl. wall-to-Tal carpet
ing. storm windows and doors
throughout; only S2S50O. 10. s.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
Bethesda Realty
OIL. 4-l4lS

REALTORS OIL. 4-l4lS
BETHESDA; leaving in June: must
sell fast: $3.50 dn. FHA--3-bed-
rm., rambler with 4th bedroom.
rec. rm. and office IN full bsmt:
close TO everything. EN- 5-ll46.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
THE WILLSONIA
1880 K ST. NV.

1851 K 81. NV.
Giv. rm., encl. porch, lge walk in
closet. kit and bath; $50, utils.
incl: H4-hour elev. switched. SerV.
See res. mgr, MA. S-qOS6.
Evening star., 1961-05-18
SPRING VALLEY

A handsome house in beautiful
garden setting. Center entrance
rm.. de luxe kit. library, powder
room and delightful glass eucl
porch. Graceful stairway to 4
bedrms. and 4 baths on End Fl.
. bedrms. and bath on Bird.
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Call MRS. FRANCO, EN- 2-7422
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
SIMMONS PROPERTIES, DE. 2-566O
Evening star., 1961-05-18

SPRING VALLEY-JUsT REDEC-
GRATED 4-bedrm. Colonial on
large. level lot; maids room. lib
rary, recreation room; attached
garage. and large screened porch /:
financing to suit and immediate
occupancy. For apDt to see phone
MONROE REALTORS, so. 5-9lOO,
Ar
Evening star., 1961-05-18
]. F. BEGG, INC.
REALTOR DU. 7-24sC
SHEPHERD PARK-Beauttful det
SHEPHERD PARK SPECIAL
SHEPHERD PARK

Mr.. 10TH AND JUMPER
Centrally air-cond liY. rm. with
!irepl., banquet sized din. rm.,
large kitchen. den and powder
rm. on lst floor, 4 bedrms., .
baths. up; rec. rm.. maids rm. and
full bath down. Many extra iea-
lures. See to appreciate.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
Castro SEXES
Movie Firms
By JACK BEST
Canadian Press Correspondent

HAVANA, May IL (AP). -
United States movie distribu-
ting companies in Cuba have
been taken over by the Castro
government, it was announced
yesterday.
The government named goth
Century Fox. Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer, Warner Brothers, Co.
lumbia, United Artists and
Universal International. They
will be operated by the Cuban
Institute Of Cinematographic
Arts and Industries.
DR.. Alfredo Guevara, inSti-
tute director. told a news con-
ference the distributors are be-
ing intervened because they
have not adjusted to stand
ards set by the revolution.
DR.. Guevara charged that
American films carry political
messages aimed at undermin-
ing the work Of those who have
struggled for the liberation Of
people oppressed by Yankee
Imperialism"
He also said old Charlie Chap
lin films are being retrieved
from vaults Of the intervened
Evening star., 1961-05-12

Lincoln Gordon Of the special
Cuban task force.
Asked about the report that
Ct1bans are being held prisoner
on Vieques, Assistant White
House Press Secretary Andrew
Hatcher, declined comment
yesterday. The State Depart
ment referred questions to the
Defense Department. That
department also declined COM
ment.
A United States official, who
would not permit use Of his
name, said there are no CubanS
on Vieques. However. he con-
firmed in part a report, first
printed in the New York Times
that II Cubans had been held
incommunicado in Guatemala
while the invasion was under
way.
The Times quoted a spokes-
man for the II Cubans, all
released later, as saying the
men were held captive by the
Central Intelligence Agency
because they refused to serve
in the invasion forces under q
man they described as a mur-
derer in the regime of Dictator
Fulgencio Batista.
The United States official
Evening star., 1961-05-12
ProbePIedged
0fReportU.S 5.
.Ho|dsCubans
BY the Associated Press

Senator Morse, Democrat of
Oregon, said today his Senate
Latin Affairs Sui mmittee will
look into repo1& that the
United States is holding some
survivors of the Cuban invasion
force incommunicado on the
Caribbean island of Vieques, a
United States Marine base.
The subcommittee, Of which
Senator Morse is chairman, has
been hearing secret reports on
the invasion flop.
Reports that invasion survi-
vors, some repeatedly wounded,
were being held on the Marine
base cropped out at the United
States naval base at Guanta-
namo, Cuba; at New York City,
and at San Juan Puerto Rico.
Newsmen have been denied
permission to visit Vieques,
presumably because United
States officials want the furor
over the Cuban debacle to die
down.
This is all news to me-"
Senator Morse said in an in
terview as he read the report.
II will see what the subcom-
mittee can find out about 1t. 4"
Senator Morse said the Gu
ban invasion was handled to
a great extent by the White
House staff, rather than reg
ular State Department chan
nels."
1t was learned from reliable
sources that Senator Fulbright,
Democrat Of Arkansas, only
member of Congress to learn
in advance of the invasion
plans, overheard them by
chance while a guest Of Pres
ident Kennedy en- route by
airplane to Florida on March
80.
The same sources said that
White House stafferS master
minding the invasion included
Arthur N. SchleSinger, jr., spe-
cial assistant to the President,
and Adolph A. Berle and Prof.
Evening star., 1961-05-12

firms. presumably for re-re-
lease. DR.. Guevara said many
of the old Chaplin films have
what he called sincere revo-
lutionary flavor"
The director also announced
a cut in admission prices of
from l peso to 10 centavos in
the 40 or more nationalized
movie theaterS.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
7 Cubons Defect in Mexico,
Brand Other Diplomats Red

MEXICO CITY, May IL
(AP).-A Cuban embassy Off
eial and his wife, both career
GplomatS, have detected and
asked Mexico for asylum.
They denounced the Castro
regime, saying his attacks on
the Roman Catholic Church
were the last straw, and they
reported hitherto undisclosed
details of Communist machina-
tionS in Latin America.
Antonio R. Montana, a Sec
ond secretary and the embas-
Sy's fourth-ranking official, and
his wife, Consul General Gilda
Portela, yesterday labeled the
remaining dozen or so En-
bassy staff members as Com
munists.
The defections were believed
to be the first major ones since
the anti-Castro invasion of
Cuba and the first for religious
reasons. Both Mr.. Montana and
his wife are Catholics.
They pictured to a news con-
ference a Cuban embassy hand
in-hand with the Soviet Union
and utilized as a beehive of
Communist activity.
They resented, they said,
being used as Communist
agents, and the breaking point
was Fidel CaStro's breakdown
on religion"
Mrs. Montane handled all
passports, visaS and civil prob
lens.
The embassy staff in Mexico
City. they told newsmen, had
been tripled since Castro took
over.
They brought out these points
in answers to questions:
The embassy is a distribution
point for Communist propa-
ganda for most of Latin Amer
lea. It has its own printing
plant to produce pamphlets
and booklets.
The Cuban Ambassador In
Mexico, Jose Antonio Portu-
ando. definitely is q Com
munist and a prominent
one"
Mexico's leftiSt ex-President,
Lazaro Cardenas, is a frequent
visitor to the embassy.
Ambassador Portuando and
Soviet Ambassador Vladimir
Bazikin are in daily contact.
The majority Of Cubans are
against Castro, and failed to
rise to help invading rebels be-
cause of poor coordination
and planning.
Many Of the working class
are increasingly among those
seeking to flee Cuba-"It is not
only the rich and middle class
who are leaving"
Mr.. Montane said he believes
Castros prestige has scared in
the wake Of what he called "a
local victory" over the invaders,
but that it is maintained by
propaganda and false state
ments.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
TIE. jerks Heads
Epilepsy Group

Thomas z. jerks, Washing
ton attorney, has been elected
president Of the Federal Associ-
alton for Epilepsy, Inc.
Mr.. jerks, of 5044 Millwood
lane NV, succeeds Mrs. M. T
Broyhill, mother Of Virginia
r republican Representative
Broyhill.
Other officers Of the associa-
ton are Harold Babbitt, vice
president; s. Miles Mont
gomery, treasurer, and John
S. Richardson, secretary.
Evening star., 1961-05-12

however, described as correct
a different version which de-
scribed the II Cubans as
mutineers and misfits and said
they would have been turned
over to the new Cuban gov
ernment for trial If the in
vaders had overthrown Prime
Minister Fidel Castro.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
Ill All
Notice to Our
Connecticut Avenue Customers:

We regret the inconvenience caused you by
our recent fire. We're sure, however, that
you'll find the same Courteous Attention and
Personolized Service you enjoyed at "Conn
Ave" at our other stores, when you're shopping
for shoes and accessories.
Our "Conn. Ave" soIespeopIe have been trans
ferred to our other Washington Area stores.
any Hahn store
Kodiak mirror., 1961-11-17
Griffin Memorial
 Births

A son, Joseph Simeon, weighing 6 lbs. 9 ozs., was born on November 6 to Alexandra and Joseph Lekan- off.
 A daughter, Debra Rose, weigh ing T lbs. 8 ozs., was born on No vember 10 to Lillian and Raymond Darling.
 A daughter, Frieda Mary Eliza beth, weighing 8 lbs. ' ozs., was born on November Ii to Audrey and Walter Kraft.
 A son, Edwin Norman, weighing ? lbs. 5 ozs., was born on November 13 to Breta and Robert Erickson.
 A son, George, Jr., weighing 8 lbs. 13 ozs., was born on November IA to Alice and George Shanagin, Ouzinkie.