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asked for Qualification. said
they could not comment on the
reports Of the withdrawal Of a
regiment.
After appeals from reporters,
the American military head
quarters for Europe, in Paris.
said: This headquarters has
no schedule for the return of
an armored cavalry regiment
from Germany to the United
States"
This still left open the ques-
ton Of long-range possibilities
for their return of major troop
units from Germany.
The five divisions and four
cavalry regiments in Germany
are formally committed" to
NATO. They could not be
withdrawn without consulta-
ton with the allies.
During the Berlin crisis
about 10000 more soldiers were
sent to Germany but not COM
mitted to NATO. All but about
5000 of these men have been
gradually withdrawn, and it is
assumed that the rest also will
be pulled out slowly. The
changes can be accomplished
after consultation with the
West German government.
Each withdrawal or report
of a withdrawal sets off an
guished protests in Bonn.
Administration statements
would make it extremely en-
barraSSing to bring a unit home
before mid-1965, the planning
period for the budget now in
preparation in the Pentagon.
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Shirley Highway
Is Blocked by
Burning Truck

A blazing truck blocked traf-
fic on the southbound lane of
Shirley highway in Alexandria
just before dawn today while
firemen fought to bring it I'M
der control.
Police said the tractor trailer
had been headed south toward
the Duke street overpass when
its brake lining apparently
caught fire. The flames spread
tanning a cargo Of paint, pho
tographic film, hair spray,
shaving cream and beauty aids
The driver brought the truck
to a halt and summoned fire
men. Police said the south
bound lane was tied up for
about 80 minutes and traffic
was rerouted over Duke street,
Later, police opened a single
lane to southbound traffic
while firemen cleaned up the
debris.
Some of the cargo was ir
aeroSol-type cans which ex.
ploded because of the intense
heat. spraying the road anc
firemen.
Firemen said both trailer
and tractor were fully en-
quilted in flames when they ar.
rived. They had to pour water
on the ruins for about two
hours, but the fire had de-
stroyed the vehicle and its con.
tents.
The truck, owned by the A
& C. Trucking Co. of Rich.
mond, had picked up its cargo
in Baltimore, officials said
The driver escaped injury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
By MYRA MACPHERSON
Star Staff Writer

jill Schsry thinner is. as a
newspaperman in a Hollywood
movie would say, good copy"
A three-year effort about her
formative. or rather, informa-
tive Hollywood childhood fills a
book titled with a Cast Of
Thousands" She was in town
yesterday to talk about it. All
the names are there. but the
book has the additional sur
prise Of being neither poorly
written nor ghoSted. 1t is also
almost a psychological study in
love-hate Of Hollywood and,
what appears at times to be a
love-hate Of her parents.
She suffered through such
naroSnlpS OF cnllonood as nav
ing her own movie projection
room and a chauffeur driving
her to school in a Cadillac.
Her father is Dore Schary.
movie and play producer and
former MGM studio head who
more than dabbled in politics.
He also distinguished himself
in a big Observation-Disclosures
role by bugging the house with
an intercom system which he
used effectively to Danish boy
friends who stayed around too
late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Flood Insurance Study
Backed by Senate Unit
By the Associated Press

A Senate Banking subcom-
mittee has approved a bill that
would provide a Federal study
of flood insurance programs for
flood victims.
1t stems largely from the
March, 1862, storms which
caused millions of dollars Of
damage not covered by inSur-
ance along the Eastern Sea-
board. A similar bill was passed
by the Senate last year but
oied in the House.
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ALGERIA
Continued From Page Al

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Sahara, examine Morocco's
territorial claim and make
recommendations.
5. An immediate end to each
nations campaign of abuse
against the others leaders and
political system.
6. Morocco and Algeria to
solve all future disputes by ne
collation..
King Hassan and Mr.. Ben
Bella prepared to leave for
their capitals. Halle Selassie
flew to Switzerland. Then the
arguments resumed.
The zone to be evacuated by
the Moroccans was not pre-
cisely defined in the agree
ment. Algerian officials said it
included HasSi Beida and lind
joub, the focal points of the
recent fighting. The Moroccans
said the two outposts were not
included and their forces would
continue to occupy them.
A commission of Moroccan,
Algerian, Ethiopian and Malian
officers is to determine the
limits of the demilitarized zone.
The Algerians maintained
that the commission to be set
up by the OAU would discuss
the border question only "in
principle" as it affects the
borders of all African states.
The Moroccans said the agree
ment provided specifically for
the negotiation of border adj
justments between Morocco and
Algeria.
Hassan Wants Plebiscite
The Algerians said they had
the right to administer the
demilitarized zone. The Moroc-
cans said they did not.
King Hassan repeatedly wants
to organize a plebiscite among
the nomad inhabitants of the
disputed area to determine
their views on which country
they wish to belong to. Alger-
ian delegation officials said
there was nothing in the agree
ment to authorize such a plebis-
cite.
As King Hassan and Mr.,
Ben Bella shook hands on the
cease-fire agreement, Moroc-
! can officials were announcing
the capture of two outposts in
a new outburst of fighting near
the Tindouf iron ore center.
A communique from the Al
gerian Defense Minister &C.
knowledged the fighting but
said its forces counterattacked
; and the enemy fled helter-
SHELTER"
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Of q statement by Mr.. Vance
during Operation Big Lift this
month that the four regiments
in Germany will stay here in
definitely-that is our present
intention"
The intention has not
changed since he made that
statement, Mr.. Vance said
today.
Important Issue
The Army's intention became
an important issue during Big
Lift when it was reported that
the successful air delivery of a
division to Germany heralded
a reduction Of American forces
in Europe.
The Germans, particularly
sought assurances that the
United States would not pull
the five divisions and four
armored cavalry regiments out
Of Germany.
Mr.. Vance and Secretary of
State Rusk did give them this
assurance.
Today's news stories. appar-
emily coming from military
briefings to American reporters
visiting NATO and American
military headquarters in Paris,
said the Sd Armored Cavalry
Regiment, stationed on the Iron
Curtain in West Germany, is
returning soon.
In Germany Since 1861
That regiment was sent to
Germany during the Berlin
crisis in 1861.
Pentagon Spokesman, when
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Cary Mushrooms

GARY, Ind.-Gary, Indiana
second largest city. E1ushroomed
from a sandy wasteland into
a city of more than 100000
people in only Is years.
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was no significance in this wall
adornment. Il just happened to
pick it up for $780," he said.
Lobbyists Scarce
Mr.. Pickford said that the
mistaken impression has been
given that the Quorum Club is
made up largely of lobbyists.
Only about 10 per cent of its
members are lobbyists. Fifty
per cent. he said, are local
businessmen, and the total Of
200 members include so non
residents.
Dues are $50 a year with
$3.50 initiation fee.
Mr.. Pickford said the club
usually opens for lunch around
noon. has a cocktail hour and
then closes in the early eve
ming. Drinks cost 81 each and
lunch, either from a buffet or
order by menu, averages $3.50.
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LethaI HumOr

Jill's mother is an artist who
slept in the daytime instead of
at night and was seldom with
out her paint flecked cigarette
holder.
Still and all, Jill grew up to
be not only a 27-year-old wife
of a television producer and a
mother Of two children, but an
individualiSt and, in her words,
relatively sane"
Consistent use Of a shatter-
ing honesty and lethal humor
resulted in, Mrs. thinner says,
some points which come out
without meaning to. You try
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U. S. Troops Will Stoy
In Germany, Army Says
By RICHARD FRYKLUND
star staff Writer

The Army still has intention Of bringing home one
of the armored cavalry regiments in Germany Secretary
the Army Vance said this morning.
Reports from Paris earlier today said Of reg-
ments. with about 5000 men. viii be sent home soon
News stories said the withdrawal planned in face
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Wet Nam Presses Hunt
For American Coptives

SAIGON, Wet Nam, Oct. 81
(AP).-The commander Of
South Wet Mans 4th Army
Corps, Brig. Gen. Huynh Van
Gao. offered a $4,000 reward
today to any unit in his COM
mand rescuing three United
States Army men as a large
scale air and ground search
went on for the three believed
captured by Communist guer-
rillas.
The Americans-two officers
and a medical sergeant-were
with a Wet Namese company
virtually wiped out by the
Communists Tuesday in a bat
tie 14O miles southwest of
Saigon.
No Contact Made
Government losses were
listed today as Is known dead,
80 wounded. and "a missing,
including the Americans.
A massive air search for the
Red unit and its captives
famed out over a wide area
and ground patrols combed |,
over canals, rice fields and
swamps. But no contact was
established.
Associated Press Photogra-
pher Horst Faas reported from
the area the bodies Of Is gov
eminent troops involved in the
engagement had been left lined |
up by the Communists along a
river bank. He said there was
evidence they might have been
wounded in the fight and shot
to death later.
Two Reported in Area
Several intelligence reports
placed two of the captive Amer
leans in an area south of Tan
Phu base, about IL miles south
Of the battle site. But an opera
ton mounted in that area
turned up nothing.
According to another uncon-
firmed report, the missing SER
geant may have been wounded
or killed.
GuerrillaS were reported to
have wrecked a government ar
mored train yesterday go miles
east Of Saigon as it was re-
turning after escorting a rice
train up the coast.
Troop losses were listed as g
killed, 10 wounded and IA miss
ing. Communist casualties were
not determined. A pilot who
flew over the wreck said five
cars Of the 11-car train were
derailed.
The Communist victors in
the action in the south may
have escaped by sampans. The
band was estimated to number
up to 500.
There were fragmentary re-
ports that villagers had seen
the three Americans walking
along after the battle Tuesday
with their hands tied behind
their backs. Military spokes-
men said they had not been
able to confirm the reports or
obtain more information.
Two Reported Wounded
Reconnaissance planes, armed
and troop-carrying helicopters
and strike planes were taking
part in the hunt for the two
officers and one enlisted man.
The two officers were reported
wounded.
The missing Americans were
Capt. Humbert r. Versace of
Baltimore, Nd; LIST 1t. James
N. Rowe of McAllen, Tex, and
Sergt. Daniel L. Pitzer of Spring
Lake, N. c.
They were Army advisers to
o 620-man Wet Namese special
forces unit which the Com
munist Wet Cong routed. An
estimated 20 Wet NameSe gov
eminent troops were killed, 80
more wounded and IL Wet
Namese were missing and pre-
sumed captured.
Harkins Sees Withdrawal
The Pacific edition Of the
Stars and Stripes, published in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
Life Was All Mixed-Up
To q Hollywood Child

to be funny and it comes out
misunderstood.
Il wrote it mainly as a re-
action to all the stories of what
mixed-up crazy kids we were.
My purpose was to prove how
normal We all were. It comes
out as If anyone is normal
in the whole bunch, he's a
rarity"
Coasts Along
Mrs. thinner is child-like IN
appearance with blond hair and
green eyes and she uses ter
ribly" like a teen-ager, as q
favorite adjective, but says this,
shouldn't fool anyone. She SAYS
she's ambitious and wants To
write a serious" book and be-
come someone in her own right
and adds that she knows with
this first book I'm coastiag
along on my fathers name. ("
She says her parents were
incredibly wonderful" and al
though her fathers intercom
power over the house could be
"traumatic" she said 'the point
was, he did all those snoopy
things with the best intent to
raise us properly. He always
wants to help people. He
really should have been q
rabbi"
Met Celebrities :
Mrs. thinner remembers be-
ing awe-struck when along
with her political campaigner
father, she met Adlai Steven
son and Senator who seemed
shy" who later became Presi-
dent Kennedy. MIR. Schary, an
avid Democrat whose favorite
color combination is red-white-
and-blue = preferably in the
shape of the American flag
spread some of his enthusiasms
to his daughter. Mrs. thinner
says "Goldwater frightens ma
because he's smart. Nixon hor-
rified me but the American
people were too bright for
that"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
In Germany Since 1861

That regiment was sent TO
Germany during the Berlin
crisis in 1861.
Pentagon Spokesman, when
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The Pacific edition Of the
Stars and Stripes, published in
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Olnstead

1000 wilson Blvd, Arl.. IA. 10000
OLDs 'e1 4-dr. Model 'ss," ali
i KR' s. 1880 or best offer Phone
OLDs '62 ''P-s5" cow. Fed, excel.
eond;, one owner. Call 234-b264'
OLDs '6I s'9s" Holiday sports
coupe. all power equipment, In
GLIDING windows and power seats,
ct our price . real bargain, ST.
Lindsay Odds Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers Olds- Cad. Co.
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CIR, "
oV. 3-O35O ALEXANDRIA
OLDs 80, "Ss" Holiday, 2-dr., p.s.,
auto. trans. 2-tone blue, Z. and
h., Wv. tires. Clean. Pvt. owner.
or. 10000.
OLDs. 1872 cutiass. black. leather
interior al equipment, very clean.
special s2.095.
Capitol Cadillac ldSC Co.
1850 2eD ST. NV. Re. $4,000
OLDs 80 "es" hardtop. blue and
white, all equipment. cleo. vim
dows. immac. interior. S1,s95.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1880 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
OLDs 81 ''P-s5" sedan. red. ps..
r. and h.. etc. s1A95.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1880 22nd ST. NV. Pc. 10000
OLDs. $50 2-dr. hdtp. super "ss",
2. and h., p.b., spotless. Going IN
service. Sass. OIL. 4-4le7.
OLDs $50 ''s-ss" Fiesta wagon,
blue. all equipment, very clean.
S1,605.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1860 22nd ST. NV. Re. $4,000
PLYMOUTH IS 4-dr. Belveders vs.,
auto. trans, 7. and h. $220,
VIII. 0-l662.
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.ROsenthal
wAsHNoTog, AREAS Ar a, |. LA AZ

peAsHfNOTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia PIKE and 8. olebe Rda =
Ariington, Va. VA, 4-s7O0
CADILLAC IS 4.dra AL eond..
ave- ave-. silver sprins, ~. 5.aseo.
CKDILLAC 'e2 convertible. white
Hith red leather Interior. air con-
dltlonlng. This one extra sharp
Lindsay Olds- Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers olds-Cad. Co.
aAuTHoRfzED DEALER"
ssEAiRIiNOTON SHOPPING CTR, "
cV' s-O3bO ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC $50 Eldorado Biarritz,
sand. all power, all leather m.
Hterior, OMs finest custom built
cow, special. 2396.
CapitolC -Olds Co.
1890 22nd ST. NV re. 10000
CADILLAC 'b5 a-dr., factory air
eondiiloning. An unusually clean
and fine car. excellent tires, In.
ferior IA exceptionally nice. Won
derfii all around. Only S0nb with
hood credit $40 dn., So 90 mo.
kEINEs MOTOR co. 1870 Wilson
CADILLAC 'bs sedan Deyille. black,
white TOP, matched interior, fully
equipped. Reduced 70 sl,bgb,
oPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 0 Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
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AUTOMOBILES F0R SAFE

FORD 'B7 Country Sedan saigon. r.
and ad. n; sI 2 B. :. and a p;s.i eugssoy Wv
FORD ,B6 4-dr. sta. wag., 7. and
h.. auto, T-Bird eng, good cond.,
new brakes. $500. Ell. 6-302s.
FORD b4. 7 and h., Wv. tires,
b9 T-Blrd eng. $3.50 cash, Cali
UN. 4-2l5s.
GRAND PRIx '02 hydra, r. and H.,
power steering and brakes, face
tory air cond,. black with red
int, low mi, fully guar, S3, OpS
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STANDARD

PONTIAC-RENAULT
za eSH SsSroSN ssRoPPfNd err cTR.S
OLDs $50 4-dr. Super "ss' hdtp.,
Ees1inT srsa. ssiss:o6s7 S az. p.S
OLDsMOBILE $50 wagon. power
steering, low mi. e1.44o. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn.
OLDs 1885 hardtop. p.b., p.ss. Z.
and h., orig. owner. Make offer.
JU. 9-4457 after 5 pm.
oLDs '55, p.b:. 7. end B., auto.
offer. 67i-6ess.
OLDs. '61 Dyn. "ss". black, hydra.
drive, p.b., .p.s., Wv. tires, 7.
and b, wind. washer, S1,S26 20.
OLDs '55 'ss" Holiday 2-dr., 1898,
Pull power. loaded with good
equipment runs beautifully, good
tires. etc. A special for this I'd
only, $40 dr.. $24.o3 mo. with
1870 wilson blvd, Arl.
OLDs '5e "ss" 4-dr., s796. Beau
tiful all around. runs like new car.
in exceptionally good condition.
m n Special Tor this id only.
Sood credit. REINEs MOTOR CO..
1910 Wilson blvd, Arl.
OLDs "sS" coupe '55. for sale,
1928. Needs pump replaced. PVT.
ARL. OWNER. Call IA. s-0324.
OLDs 'e2 ''gs" Holiday sedan,
black with harmonizing maroon
interior. all the Oldsmobile extras
incl. factory air eond.. power
steering and brakes. auto. trans,
7. and b., Wv. tires. This Is .
l-oWner car with less than 5000
miles. ST. PATRICK'6 DAY
SPECIAL AT 1926. CONGRESS
SIGNAL oLDs, HA. 7-7100. HA.
OLDs $50 "8s" 2-door, white with
red trim. hydra. power steerine
and brakes. clean As . pin inside
and out, reduced to only S1,iss.
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ANTIQUE DODGE SEDAN
Excel. Original Condition, e07b
CT. 0-727l
BUICK '5e Estate Wagon, =. and
A., automatic, power Steering,
brakes, Wv. tires. Si,595,
-. HYATrSVILLE BUICK
oaz5 Baltic. Ave. Hyatts, AP. 10000
BUICK '62 Special 4-door sedan,
I and b. automatic transmission,
bower steering Wv, tires, $1,000,
HYATTBVILLE BUICK
6d23 Baltic. Ave, Hyatta, APP. 10000
BUCK 80 Lesahre convertible. au.
tQmatlc transmission. power steer.
finish, red interior. CAP car posltivelS
IN outstanding condition through
out, tags included during this
sale, Si,Aob.
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BIB THE EVENING STAR
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Washington, D. c.
Mondoy, March 10, 1868
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OLDs '6I ''gs" Holiday sports
coupe. all power equipment, In
GLIDING windows and power seats,
at our price . real bargain, ST.
1875,
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2OOo wilson Blvd, Ari.. IA. 7-e5oO
OLDs '0l 4-dr. Model "ss," air
eond.. $1,000 or best offer. Phone
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ROSenthal

CHEW. 80 Impaia 2-door hardtop
VS., powerglide, radio. heater,
power steering. Wv. tires, white
with red interior. extra clean.
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OLDS 80 "B8" 2-doof, white With
red trim. hydra. power steering
and brakes, clean as Q pin inside
and out, reduced to only S1,1sS.
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OLDs. 1872 cutiass. black. leather
interior, al equipment. very clean.
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Capitol CadilIac-Ol Co.
1880 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
0LDs 'ol 'P-s5" sedan. red. ps..
7. and h.. etc. sI.A9B.
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ROsenthal

WASHINGTON AREAS LAR0EST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia Pike and 8. Glebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. IA. $500
COMET 80 wason. :. and b.. Good
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OLDs 80 "9e" hardtcp, blue and
So naSs in nm saG inIserioT si,seS.
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CADILLAC 'e2 convertible. 8 to
choose from, all cars have full
power and electric accessories,
spotlesS condition. Reduced toI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18

7020 Arl. Rd., Bethesda, OF. $1,000
CADILLAC '61 fleetwood sedan.
white. all power equipped, GINS
finset sedan. factory air, Ike new,
S3.595.
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COMET 1911 de luxe 4-door. COM
pletely equipped. low mileage, SPAR
king black finish with red and
black interior. positively outstand.
Ing IN every way. tsgs included
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OLDs '62 'F-s5" conv, Fed, excel,
eond one owner. Cali 234-b254'
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Lindsay Olds-C Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers Olds-Cad. Co.

WARRINGTON SHOPPlNQ CIR, "
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
OLDs 80, "ss" Holiday, 2-dr., p.s.,
auto. trans, 2-tone blue. =. and
b, Wv; tires. Clean. Pvt. owner.
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Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1880 22nd ST. NV. Pc. 7-2600
CADILLAC SO Limousine, black, fun
power, clean, No. x7660A, $3.50,
not warranted.
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ROSenthal.

CORyAfR '6l cpe., 2. and h. auto,
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
i206 22p ST. NV. FE; 10000
CORvAIR '6i 4-door sedan. fulll
equipped. very low mileage, cal
positively In showroom condition
laga included during this sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18

Lindsay Olds-Cad. Co.
Formerly Akers Odds Cad. Co.
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Canitol Cadillac-OldsCo

1850 22nd ST. NV. n. 7-2eO0
CADILLAC 80 limousine. black. O.
PASSENGER, factory air, chauffeur
driven. like new. S4,595.
Evening star., 1963-09-18
African Prisoner
Shot After Chase

JOHANNESBURG, South
Africa, Sept. 18 (AP).--A po-
litical prisoner was seriously
wounded by police gunfire to-
day while trying to escape from
custody, press reports said.
Dennis Brutus, 38-year-old
mulatto who is president of
the South African Nonracial
Committee for Olympic Sports,
was shot twice in the stomach
after a four-block chase ending
across a street from Johannes
burg Magistrates Court.
Brutus fled the country five
weeks ago after defying a gov
.ernment ban on attending
meetings. The johannesburg
newspaper, The Rand Daily
Mail, said he was arrested by
Portuguese security police in
Mozambique and returned to
South Africa.
BrutuS underwent surgery
after the shooting. His condi-
ton later was reported i'm
proved.
Evening star., 1963-09-18
Continued From Page Al,

OOHtlHucu rEOm rage Al
atmosphere of Mondays anti
Malaysia demonstrations, in
which the British Embassy was
stoned. There were sporadic
shouts of Crush Malaysia" and
Crush the British" but most
ly it was grim, effective de-
Struction.
Indonesian troops were re-
ported moving tonight to quell
the rioting, the most savage
in a three-day outburst of mob
violence directed against the
new federation, created Mon
day with Britain's backing
from four former British COL
onieS.
There was swift reaction in
London. Foreign Secretary
Lord Home summoned Indo-
nesian Ambassador Burhanudin
Mopamad Diah and demanded
that the Indonesian govern
ment Immediately stop such
uncivilized behavior"
In Kuala Lumpur, capital of