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Evening star., 1963-01-03

Cheaper milk from dairies
outside Federal milk market
ing areas is focus of attention
at an Agriculture Department
hearing here this week. 1t in
wolves milk producers from the
Washington marketing area
and % other areas in the East
and Midwest.
The producers and the de-
partment are concerned about
what a June 4, 1862, Supreme
Court decision has done to pro-
visions of milk pricing orders
which govern the minimum
prices paid producers within
an area. The decision invali-
dated an order under which
two Pennsylvania milk process
sors who brought their milk
into the New York-New Jersey
marketing area we're required
to contribute special payments
to a fund compensating the
New York and New Jersey
farmers for the depressing ef-
feet on local milk prices.
Although the decision applied
TO only one marketing area, 1t
cast doubt on similar provisions
in other areas, a department
spokesman said.
Two Other Hearings
The hearing, like two others
10 be held in other sections OF
the country. is designed TO give
producers and ANYONE else in
the milk trade" a chance to
suggest what ought to be done
with the problem OF milk from
unregulated sources producers
outside Federal marketing
areas" the spokesman said.
This is one Of several pre-
liminary steps TO the issuance
Of a department-recommended
order on the problem which, in
order TO go into effect in any
area, must be approved by a
two-thirds majority Of the pro-
ducers In the area.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
BY EARL II. VOSS
Star staff Writer

Two-thirds to three-fourths
of the key UnionMiniere min
ing complex in secesSionist
Katanga Province now has
fallen into United Nations
hands. according to estimates
by high State Department Off
cials.
Katanga President Tshombe
has not communicated with the
United Nations since he fled
from Elisabethville last week
and it is quite possible he is
finished as leader of the break
away movement, these officials
say.
The central Congolese gov
ernment already has begun to
move into Elisabethville, Ka-
tanga capital, and the Bank of
Katanga has been taken over
by central-government author
titles.
! Officials here expect the CEN
trail government to begin retir-
ing the unauthorized Katangs
currency as it flows into the
bank. now under the manage
ment of the' Conseil Monetaire
of Congolese Premier Adoula'S
Leopoldville government.
! Mr.. Tshombe still has an
opportunity to rehabilitate him
self as Katanga's leader, United
States officials say, if he agrees
to end his secession movement
and cooperate in reintegrating
Kantanga into the Congo.
Resistance Cited
According to reports from
United States Ambassador Ed
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Tshombe May Be Finished
As Leader, U. S. Officials Say

doubt whether Mr.. Tshombe
has enough control to make
any stand there.
Stiffer resistance had been
expected at both KipuShi and
Jadotville, other UnionMiniere
centerS.
There is no word here yet
that the Adoula government is
moving to set up its own au-
thoritieS in the main COM
munities in Katanga to deal
with them instead of Mr..
Tshombe.
But the Katanga President S
power has diminished to the
point where his chances for
success in secession are min
imal, United States officials
believe.
No One to Deal With
One question remaining is
whether there is any other
leader available who enjoys
the confidence Of most of the
people of Katanga. At present
the United Nations has no one
to deal with in Katanga except
mayors and plant managers
according to reports reaching
the State Department.
/ The United Nations force,
in Elizabethville are working
with the mayor, a Belgian. tC
keep the normal housekeeping
functions alive.
The central government;
decision to take over the Banl
of Katanga, however, is re.
garded as a key move which
may be followed by others ir
which Premier Adoula will seeh
to assert central government
control over Katanga.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Correspondent Slapped

A fourth correspondent,
Peter Younghusband of the
London Daily Mail, was slapped
because he tried to intercede
for the others.
Mr.. Wallace reported the in
cident in a dispatch to his
papers. He said he attempted
to enter Katanga from North
ern Rhodesia, in company with
Mr.. Bonner and Mr.. Fleming
Wednesday, hoping supplies of
food they brought would win
the good will of Katangan SOL
diers and refugees at the
border.
Instead the soldiers, in
furiated at the sight of Ameri-
can and Irish passports, kept
the reporters in e dung-floored
shack for five hours and beat
and threatened them with
guns. Mr.. Wallace said he
thought the end had come
when they were taken to a
glade where they were told
to remove their clothes.
An African major raced up
and ordered, stop this, release
them"
The correspondents were
taken to the RhUdesian border,
where Mr.. Wallace said he
learned his release was due to
the efforts of Mr.. Younghus-
band and another British cor
respondent, John Monks of
the London Daily Telegraph,
who had reported their plight
to American and British dip
lomats.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
POWELL
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bands in Louisville and Indi-
annapolis and attracted atten-
ton as a theater master of
ceremonies at the Stanley
Theater in Pittsburgh.
The very first girl performer
I ever introduced from a stage
was a pretty but scrawny red
haired Charleston dancer
named Ginger Rogers" he
once recalled.
Started as CrOOner
Soon came the talkies and
Warmers brought him to Holly
wood as a crooner in early
musicals.
His first picture was Blessed
Event" then came such early
classics as "42d Street" Gold
Diggers Of 1888" also 1885 and
1897 and others.
when look at those old
movies today on television, !
shudder," he said recently,
They had me made up to look
like a sissy. The only good
Keeler's dancing"
Mr.. Powell quit musicals by
his own request and turned TO
herman private-eye roles In
such movies as Murder. My
Sweet" "Cornered" and
Johnny O'Clock" II was a new
and tougher Dick Powell.
Then he turned TO directing
and producing. BY 1852. when
|television had become a potent
entertainment force, Mr.. Powell
formed -Four Star with David
Niven and Charles Boyer. Ida
Lupino was the original fourth
star In the group but her role
was mostly that Of a performer
"At our first meeting" said
Mr.. Niven, Dick showed up
wearing a Homburg and carry
ing a brief case. He looked
every inch the executive and
We elected him president on
the spot. / have never known
anyone so happy at being a
tycoon. II was the perfect type
casting. The success Of -Four
Star proves that"
Married Three Times
Mr.. Powell was married three
times. first 10 Mildred Maund
in his pre-Hollywood lays Sec.
ond was Miss Blondell. They
we're married In 1885 and dl-
yorced in 1914.
Evening star., 1963-01-03

vile, Jadotsville fell to United
Nations troops without a fight.
Indian Brigadier Noronaha,
field commander of the United
Nations forces approaching
JadotSville, talked his way into
the city and is now in COM
Imunication with the mayor and
the manager of the Union
Miniere plant there.
State Deartment officials
said the impression that Mr..
Tshombe had made some kind
of peace offer that was rejected
by the United Nations is COM
Ipletely wrong. He has made
no peace offer-no statement
to the United Nations at all
one high State Department
official reported.
1t is not even clear where he
is or what his views are, this
source said.
| Every few hours, however,
/ he has issued statements
threatening a scorched-earth
policy and guerrilla warfare
with poison darts.
Opportunity Fading
Mr.. Tshombe's opportunity
to launch a scorched-eartf
campaign is fading fast, Off
cials said, because with the
fall of Jadotville most of the
valuable UnionMiniere prop
critics now can be protected BY
United Nations forces
The only major portion oi
the UnionMiniere complies
not yet under United Nation!
protective custody is in Kol-
wezi, according to American
officials. Modern copper-min.
ing facilities are situated there
but officials here expressed
Evening star., 1963-01-03

from dictatorship and toward
national well-being under new
democratic institutions would
be a devastating setback for
Fidel Castro in the Caribbean.
For that reason all admin
istration efforts are being bent
toward establishing close work.
ing harmony with the new
Bosch government.
In a congratulatory telegram
several days ago, President
Kennedy told. Mr.. Bosch that
he would welcome the opportu-
nifty to exchange views with
him here.
According to United States
officials, the President and his
advisers want to convince the
Dominican President-elect that
the Alliance for Progress is
more than a slogan. They say
that his visit here will be MAIN
ly educational" about how the
United States intends to back
far-reaching, reforms in Latin
America. u
No Hostility Seen -
The officials admit that Mr..
Bosch has often been critical
of United States policy in Latin
America. But they maintain
that he is ripe for conversion"
and that he does not hold any.
deep-seated hostility to the
United States itself.
They flatly reject charges of
the rightest opposition in the
Dominican Republic that Mr..
Bosch is a Communist in dis
guise. In the official view here
he is a leader of the demo-
cratic left" along lines of his
close friend and ally, Ven,
ezuelan President Romulo
Betancourt.
Mr.. Bosch's surprisingly wide
margin of victory $50 per cent
of the vote) over the more COM
servative candidate, DR.. Viriato
Fiallo, is generally attributed
to his skill in campaigning by
radio and in person among the
land-hungry peasantry. 3
The main thrust of his cam
paign was for faster and more
far-reaching social and eco
nomic reforms. But officials
here are disturbed that in all
his thousands of words he did
not once mention achieving
these reforms through the
Alliance for Progress with the
United States.
Mr.. Bosch, who is a noted
short-story writer and a lead
ing intellectual of Latin Amer
ica, often said privately that
he simply did not understand
the working Of the Alliance.
United States officials plan.
to explain the Alliance to the.
new Dominican President dur
ing his visit here.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
WET NAM
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men in Saigon after a visit
here he believed the govern
ment forces had encircled the
Communist Wet Cong and stood
a chance OF crushing them.
But there we're no signs OF any
new drive against the Reds i'm
mediately.
The battle was one OF the
bloodieSt - and costlieSt 20
United States support forces
so far in the war,
Two more American injured
were reported, bringing Ameri-
can casualties In the past "a
hours 10 three killed and 10
Wounded.
4. s. Dead Listed
A United States Army cap
tain and two helicopter crew
men we're killed and six hell
coptcr crewmen were wounded
IN the opening phase Of the
battle near Tan HEP Last
night a captain and a SER
geant. both paratroopers. we're
when they Jumped
into the battle area with a
group OF Wet Namese REIN
forcements,
Two other Americans we're
wounded. in other operations.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Attacked From Ambush

The Wet Cong force that
attacked from ambush yester-
day was estimated at two regu-
lar battalions reinforced by a
heavy weapons Company-a
total Of about 500 men. United
States advisers and Wet Ma
mese officers said they could
not estimate how many re-
mained IN the area. The gov
ernment poured in about 300
paratroopers.
The battle began as a routine
search and clear" operation
not far from the banks OF the
Mekong. Ten United States
H-2l troop-carrying helicopters
and five armed HULA escort
helicopters participated. In
italy there was no other air
cover, apparently because avail
able aircraft we're being used
in an operation near the Cam
bodian border.
The objective was a rice
paddy within an angle formed
by the intersection OF a canal
and a line OF trees.
There was no fire as the first
two waves OF troops landed. But
with the third wave the en-
trenched Communists opened
fire from the tree line.
The Wet Cong's weapons
reportedly including many
machine guns. including So
caliber antiaircraft guns and
57-mm, armor-piercing recoil-
less cannon.
In a short period. II OF the
IS helicopters had been hit,
Five we're downed. Authorities
said today one helicopter was
destroyed, but the crews hoped
10 be able 10 repair the other
four and fly them out.
II was the first time since
the beginning OF the war
against the Wet Cong in 1858
that the Wet Cong stood In
the face OF a very strong gov
ernment force and fought a
pitched battle.
Evening star., 1963-01-03

Officials said the three Amer
lean dead brought to IS the
number of Americans killed in
action in the Wet Nam civil
war. The Pentagon put the
figure at "a killed in action
and said there had been 81
deaths from other causes.
Wet Cong casualties were un-
known. But there were reports
of sampans loaded with dead
or wounded guerrillas moving
along canals leading out Of
the area.
A military field hospital at
the nearby town of My Tho
was jammed with wounded.
Many were stretched out in
Railways.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
OpDOminican
Arrives Here
BY GEORGE SHERMAN
Star Staff Writer

President-elect Juan Bosch
of the Dominican Republic
arrived here today on a wave
of enthusiasm inside the Ken
nedy administration for this
blossoming showcase of de-
mocracy" in the Caribbean.
During his day private
visit, Mr.. Bosch is to meet with
everyone from President Ken
nedy to labor and farm leaders
concerned with the Alliance for
Progress in Latin America.
United States officials are un-
reserved in their praise for
the way the Dominican people
conducted their first free elec-
tions in 80 years on Decem-
ber 20.
Under the eyes of expert
observers invited from all over
the hemisphere. IL million
Dominicans out of an estimated
IA million eligible voters-that
is, rs per cent OF the electorate
peacefully cast their ballots
for President and Congress.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Projects Lauded

In the words of one. high
official here, this splendid af-
firmation of democratic prin-
ciples" followed a year of
hard reconstruction under a
provisional Council of State
set up after the downfall of
the old T1ujillo dictatorship.
During that year, officials
here believe, the initial battle
against chaos was won. With
such measures as an agrarian
reform law and institute, low
cost housing projects, and the
beginning of savings and loan
association, the Council of
State laid the basis for new sta
bility. ,
To bolster that stability, the
United States has already COM
mitted $53.5 million in aid dur
ing the two years ending June
80, 1868. But officials here
hasten to point out that these
grants have been matched dol
lar for dollar by the Domini-
cans under the self-help pro-
visions of the Alliance for
Progress.
The main concern here at the
moment is to see that this mo-
mentum of progress so care
fully nurtured during the past
year is kept up in the months
ahead.
Policy makers here believe
that such a gigantic leap away
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Married Three Times

Mr. Powell was married three
times. first 10 Mildred Maund
in his pre-Hollywood lays Sec.
ond was Miss Blondell They
we're married In 1885 and dl-
yorced In 1914.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Resistance Cited

According to reports from
United States Ambassador Ed
mund A. Gullion in Leopold
Evening star., 1963-01-09

Regulation stoes suit soes, clutch eopes double fur collar
stoes, bolster collar stoes, iuekets jackets
in NotUro Embot Autumn Hoze, Natural Roneh, several
natural PosteIs. Not every style and color in every price
ronoe.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,


--H-~---@~@
ARE you IN the 42qs family grouI
living In q house cheaper thar
you can afford7 Why? The best
investment in the world is rea
estatel Here's q mans houses
ladies' house--a children's house
Entrance hall through dbl. doorl
10 huge liv. rm., formal din. rm.
entering onto pvt. rear porch
attr. wallpapered kit. with eating
space, indirect light over. all work
areas, 4 bedrms.. 3 fun baths
paneled den, fin. rec. rm., 2-zont
Dashboard h.-w.h., garage, antique
brick, brand new, u -acre wooded
lot, priced in 30s. JE. $4,000
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC
ARL., N.-cozy brick bungalow with
new kitchen. Separate din. rm.
iv, Tm. wLfirepl;, bedrms. Isl
w/rec. rm. and bar. Side scr
porch and patio. Located on dead.
end St, In quiet neighborhood
Conv to bus lines and shoppina
center. Immediate occupancy
FHA appraisal, SIS,50O. 603S N
21st st. ia. 5-7966
ARL., N.-Close in and conyenient,
Q bedrms., formal din. rTal, mod
kit, h.-w. heat, full bsmt., lovely
lot, Price at SlS,500 wlFHA n
nancing. For further details, call
THE DARBY CO., ia. 6-D393;
ewes, JE. 2-706b.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Sc. CLOSE TO D. C. - 5-rm,
se, detached M home; 1St flr 2 !, beaTms., s,
way to large unfinished 2nd FIR,
full bsmt. Gas h.w.h., buiit-in ga
rage (heated). fenced yard, large
shade trees. Good neighborhood.
FHA appraised, Low down pay
ment. Priced only $4,000.
c. D. MURPHY, Realtor
LU. 4-6227 LU. 4-2253
sEABROOK = 3-bedrm., ls-bath
rambler, lge. liv, rm,. with din.
u. all elec. built-in kit, bsmt.
and carport. All this on level
shaded lot, 100x150 IT. and only
PRINCE; GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
Evening star., 1963-01-26
ARL. L.-FAIRFAX-ALE

l. NEAR LoRcoM LANE-New Gus
tom brick featuring bedrooms,
81 baths, huge screened porch,
custom rec. room, lovely back
yard with built-in barbecue.
Many other built-ins and de
luxe features. Just minutes TO
Pentagon or State Dept. Act
now.
2. GRACIOUS TOWN HoUSE-Cen-
trally located In best downtown
Alexandria area. This magnif-
icent showplace is tastefully
decorated and features 13-ft.
ceilings. 8 bedrooms. 8 baths
and 2 fireplace. Wiring, plumb
ing, central heat and afr con-
ditioning are all new. See this
today.
8. NEW HOMES-From low TO high
eos. Ramblers. split-foyers, split
levels. These homes feature and
bedrooms, 2 baths or more,
separate dining rooms, kitchens
with eating space. and fireplaces.
Some have finished rec. rooms.
flying decks, garages. Call us
today,
Evening star., 1963-01-26
In the Mood for Now House 2

HERE 'Tis WITH 4 BEDROOMs
2 full baths, family-size din. fn
de luxe electric kit, COW utillt,
Im., with new washer aud DRYER
lot, assume present low interest
loan and believe Il or not thu
monthly payments are only Silb
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Less Than FHA Appraisal

A BEAUTIFUL ROGERS HEIGHTS
/. HOME snuggly nestled amid shrub
berry and trees. bedrms. Y
baths sep. din. rma rec, rm. IN
bsmt,. newly dec. and floors re-
finished, 20 dn 70 0lS $3.50
: dn 10 others and payments OF
500 mo. incl. pttl
Evening star., 1963-01-26
You Mnstsee Thls Ramblel

IN WONDERFUL WOODLAND -
3 nice bedrms, with ample closets
y baths closed of din. rm
opening into screened pofef
walk-out bsmts with a deilEhtfu
family rm. with an off-floof fire,
pl, and picture window, A behuti,
ful patio oveflooks acre Yer,
dant lawn with shrubs and flow.
erA FHA ,hpnroYed for slDaOC
loan for 81 yrs Only value hkg
this In the county.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Charm of Yesteryear

WITH ToDAY's MODERN CON.
vENIENcES = Cory 5-rm. bunga.
low with big walk-out bsmt., frost.
free refrigerator and freezer
nearly new economical hot Watel
heating plant, venetian blinds
storm doors, auto. washing ma,
. chine as q bonus You can bui
a. yesteryears price OF $1,000
with OF or FHA financing.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
$4,000 so. FIT.

Cap. Cad. Bldg, 1922 22nd st. nv.
-4 floors. 3 elevators. usable
| for gaTnge, warehouse, mfg. IA
cility. etc. win convert to office
space. -
IRE, 5-353l WO. 6-3l25
Evening star., 1963-01-26
WnnI A Trntlno

FOR THIS CARRoLLToN RAM,
BIER, 3 nice bedfms, Dc lux,
electric kit, large din. area, ful
bsmt. with family rec. fm. onli
2 yrs old and hfttrr than new
immed occupancy Already III,
naneed with monthly payments oi
only si25.46
Evening star., 1963-01-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

By BuILDER-52-ft; brick ram
pvt. dock fishing '1; and swimming, Ing,
10 min. from Springfield, Va.
Sl6,500. Call Ell. 4-l2lO for d.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

WOODRIDGE-See how much Sl5,-
$50 buys: 2-bedrm. rambler, lge.
liv, rm., sleeping porch and all
extras, PLUS 2-ear garage with
attached boat garage, PLUS, large
storage shed, all located on beau
tifully kept lot. RAMEY REALTY
co; Dial 703-494-6157 or
Evening star., 1963-01-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

FALLS CHURCH AREA - White
brick Cape Cod, 4 bedrms., firepl.
din, rm.. full bsmt,. fenced yard
with trees. $4,000 FHA. JE. A.
FALLS CHURCH AREA. conv. x
Seven Corners shopping Center
3-bedrm. brick Colonial, 12x2O liv
rm. with firepl,. 10x12 sep. din
rm,, well-equip. kit, ceramic tile
bath, full bsmt. with knotty pine
panelled rec. rm.,. well-landScaped
level lot. Can be fin. GI, cony. OF
FHA. Priced at Sl9,95O. Cal
MAS REALTY FL. 4-303a
FALLS CHURCH, Broadmont area
3 new homes, cony to Seven
Corners in fine neighborhood. Brk.
split-levels and ramblers on
wooded H-acre lot, 4 and 5 bed:
rms. 3 baths, living. dining and
rec. rms, 2 firepls. S36,950 TO
S37 800, Corner Of East Column
bia and Noland SITS. OWNER :
BUILDER, open daily, JE. 4-31S6
or JE. 2-4046.
FALLS CHURCH Ia 3-bedrm. brk.
kit, full daylight 6smt. Wffec.
rm., fenced-in yard. walking dis.
tance to all conveniences. S1S,500.
JE. 2-6712.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
STORCH

OUTSTANDING trade-ln terms "a
Prince 0eorges County residence
Evening star., 1963-01-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8 bedrooms,
bath, fully tiled bsmt., fenced cor
ner lot. Happy family area. Chill
dren or pets play in fenced, beau
tiful, corner lot, Sl9,750, FHA
terms. We pay closing costs. Dial
434-l400. ADELPHI REALTY
RFALTOR,
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HOUSES FOR SALE--D. @.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(cONTiNUEDl

WOODsIDE - Ali brick, bedrm.,
bath 1st fir, bedrms., bath 2nd
fir, din, rTn., rec. rnl., garage.
GEO. ALLEN. Realtor 949-ly50
8 BEDRMs., 8 BATHS, Kensington-
Wheaton---Briek and frame, 114ll
Kenton dr., at Kenton place Off
Newport Mil rd. Lot size 1928
acre, full daylight bSmt,, built-i in
garage. Lge. rec, area wIfirepl, In
bsmt., new gas h.-w. heat. First
floor has entrance foyer, dining
rm, (l4x16l, liv. rm. U5x25)
wIfirepl. and extensive book
shelves, 2 bedrms. t12xlG and
U2xl2), tile bath, kit. (l0x13)
wybutler's pantry and ldry. rm,,
plus maids rm. and shower bath,
2nd floor has paneled bedrm
Q3x15l, small bedim. C9xl3l,
tiled bath and master bedrm.
suite (l4x29), plus abundant
closet space on both floors q
fully cedar lined). This home Is
fully plhstered wioak flooring
throughout. Also side porch U2x
~ 6lnra.o,, Of LIVING yg,,.I. I'm. $4,000.
G.pQO0
Evening star., 1963-01-26
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

PARTITIONs-Heavy wire mesh IN
steel frames in sections 2 IT. Mgh
by 4 IT. wide. Incl. doors. OF.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTINUEDl

CHEVERLY - 3-bedrm. all-briel
Cape Cod, with separate dining
room, large kitchen with table
space, Living room with firepl
built-in garage. walk to school
and transportation only ] blk
away An outstanding value al
S20,950. on convenient FLA OF
GI terms. Call til 8 pm, WA
1,SS9o9; ROBERT s. DAVIS q
Evening star., 1963-01-26
S13.Q5n

All-brick rambler in close.inr area
OF wheaton, . bedrms., Ice
table-spaee kitl HUGE screened
In porchl Lovely, treed lott See
this one today a4g-4434,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
D9is GRAYsON AVE, nr. 4 Cor.
ners, 3 bdrm. brk., excel. eond
Wv. carpets, washer, dryer, un.
der 100000. Shown by appt
cRuMBAUGH. INC, wo. 6-f36a
or KE. 6-7666.