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N. headquarters and yelled for the release of Cleo phas Kamitatu, 28, President of Leopoldville Province. Col. Mobutu rushed troops with fixed bayonets and ma chine guns, apparently to dis perse the crowd from Mr. Kamitatu’s Bambala tribe. But U. N. officers persuaded the soldiers to withdraw to avert a clash. , . > Taken Without Fight More than 300 Congolese sol diers swooped down on Mr. Kamitatu’s residence shortly after 8 o'clock last night and brushed aside the provincial leader’s bodyguard without a fight. ■' Mr. Kamitatu, his wife and children were Rustled off to a house in Camp Leopold 11, Col. Mobutu’s headquarters, where they were put under close guard. Mrs. Kamitatu and the two children were later released and took refuge with Ghana Charge d’Affaires Nathaniel Welbeck, another Lumumba supporter. Mr. Kamitatu, who commands the police force in Leopoldville Province, earlier this week had challenged Col. Mobutu to carry out a threat to arrest him. "Just let him come," he told newsmen. Denounced Mobutu Mr. Kamitatu has repeatedly denounced the regime of Col. Mobutu and President Joseph Kasavubu as "dictatorial and totalitarian." In recent weeks the provincial leader has worked closely. LOST BRACELET, sold link; entrance to or in Union Station, Tuesday morning; liberal reward, PE. 3-3314. CASHMERE COAT, new, black, “Cash mora” label; taken from Roma Restaurant by mistake Nov. 8. Please call and exchange for own. KE. CAT, large, altered, silver gray, male; vic. of Beech st. n.w. WO. 6-0170. DIAMOND WATCH, lady’s, Eterna mastic, white gold; vicinity of 14th or 15th sts. n.w., between D and H: reward. LO. 7-2496. DOG, College Park, brown, female; resembles German police; Anne Arundel Co. tag. AP. 7-2881. DOG, beagle, female, white with black. and brown markings; $25 reward. FE. 8-3358. DOG, small, black, female, mixed breed, short hair, br. and white markings; vic. District Heights; reward. RE. 6 4)181. DOG, large, all black, young, male, mixed Labrador. 1 lop ear; answers to "Turk”; rabies tag 188061. OL. _4: 0108. DOG, mixed breed, white with black markings, female, very young; vic. Springfield, Va.: Back Lick rd. and Keen rd.; reward. DACEY, TE. 6-2642 or SO. 8-4 DOG, black and white, long hair, large, old, Conn, tag FE. 7-3042, NA. 8-2380. Ext. 266. DOG, wire-haired terrier, white, brown and black, no tags; 10 yrs old; vic. Flower ave. sec., Silver Spring; reward. 7-7792. DOG, collie, male; vic. 16th st. and Kalmia rd. n.w.; child’s pet; reward. RA. 3-7629. DOG, brown and white, Brittany spaniel, female; weighs about 20 lbs.; 15 in. high; vic. Cherrydale shop, center. Ari.; reward. JA. 2-8468, AD. 4-9664. EARRING, with clasp, gold ribbons. 9 diamonds; Pa. train, taxi to Shoreham on Nov. 3; reward. BURTON, NA. B-542A. KEY RING, with 5 keys and silver dollar, vicinity 7660 block Granada dr., Bethesda. Friday night; reward. KI. 8-6036. POCKETBOOK, tan. "vic. Fleischman’s Village or Marlow Heights; reward for return of goods, keys and glasses. Phone HI. 9-738 T. REWARD for return of book, "SACO— the Rice Paddy Navy"; inscribed by author, Admiral Miles; borrowed by forgetful friend from Eleanor Von Heimburg, now Mrs. Gibson. Adams 4-8490. RING, solitaire, in platinum setting, with baguettes; vic. of Parkington shopping center, bet. 10 and 12, Nov. 9: reward. Box 267-H, star. SUIT, light blue, lady. New, in Jel Leff box; vic. F st., between 9th and 12th n.w.; reward, EM. 2-6148. WALLET, beige, lady’s, lost on D. C. Transit bus Wed. alk All. 2-1698. WALLET, lady’s, gold. Grubb rd. and Wash. ave. phone booth. Please return ed credentials. 8-0767. WATCH, lady’s, Longines. Nov. 10; Safeway or A&P. Bethesda. Reward. OL. 2-0239. eyes. ends. WRIST WATCH, lady’s, gold. Movado; mesh strap; reward. Call Monday, DU. 3-3166. FOUND CAT, male, half grown, all black; vic. Glover Park area. FE. 7-5736. DOG, black, female, tags with white collar. Call NO. 7-8230. KEYS —Cadillac auto keys, vicinity Conn, and Calvert st. n.w. Published Daily and Sunday at 225 Virginia Ave. SX. at Washington, D. C. Second Class Postage Paid with the United Nations command but, unlike Mr. Lumumba, he was not under the protection of U. N. troops. There were reports, however, that United Nations officials, who have condemned “government by arrest,” had given Mr. Kamitatu assurances they would intervene in his behalf if Col. Mobutu tried to seize him. Sources close to Col. Mobutu said Mr. Kamitatu was arrested for his attacks on the chief of state, Mr. Kasavubu. Ambushed Patrol Killed 10 Before Being Overcome LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo. Nov. 11 (AP).—An Irish patrol ambushed by Baluba tribesmen in Katanga province apparently killed 10 of the attackers and wounded 10 others in a desperate burst of fire before they were overwhelmed. The United Nations Congress announced today that 10 wounded Baluba tribesmen had been captured at the site of the ambush and other tribesmen were found dead. Only two of the 11-man Irish patrol escaped. Eight bodies have been recovered and the other man is still missing and presumed dead. A U. N. spokesman said the 11 Irish soldiers were met by a rain of arrows as they got out of their two jeeps Tuesday to fix a damaged bridge. All except the two survivors were hit. “But the patrol apparently put up a fight before being overrun,” the spokesman said. The prisoners, he said, reported they attacked the Irish and fought a pitched battle with them. Solemn High Mass To Dedicate 5 Altars of Shrine Five chapels in the North Ages of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception will be dedicated at a solemn high mass at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the shrine on the Catholic University campus. More than 3,000 members of the Catholic Daughters of America will attend the dedication of the chapels, which cost $250,000. In 1858 the organization approved this gift at its biennial national convention. Altars in the five chapels were consecrated today by the Most Rev. Patrick A. O'Boyle, archbishop of Washington. They are the Ascension, Resurrection, Pentecost, Assumption and Coronation altars. Archbishop O’Boyle will preside at the mass tomorrow and the Most Rev. Vincent S. Waters, bishop of Raleigh, N.C., will be the celebrant. The preacher will be the Right Rev. Msgr. Joseph E. Schieder, youth director of the National Catholic Welfare Conference. Delegates from California, Washington, Oklahoma, Texas and Puerto Rico will be among those attending the mass. Whistler's Mother Rocked... long enough, she decided. She said, "Dad, what'd really get me out of this rut is a new fur coat!" 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"However, the whoopers have in part been restless, with much shifting of territories and considerable utilization of the refuge interior. We have not yet given this youngster up as lost." Winchell Off TV New York, March (AP) Because of a lingering bone infection in his jaw, Walter Winchell has won release from his contract to appear on ABC "The Walter Winchell Show." ABC said yesterday Mr. Winchell had appeared in the first two showings of the weekly program last month, but guests had filled in for him since. COAL BEST GRADE PENN. HARD CHESTNUT, $21.50 STOVE, $21.50, PEA, $20.00 Guarantee, Coal taken out and money refunded if you are not pleased. FUEL OIL HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICE City-Wide Delivery Services 50 cals, no BLUE DUCK FUEL COW. 719 15th St. N.E. LI. B-2M6 I® ■' W mi Hu I JKKESf IrcAßiN in the sxy j 5 m I "al vvl YOU TOO WILL ENJOY A FULLER, HAPPIER p AND MORE HEALTHFUL LIFE ABIHS at fabulous P 3 495c M i 111 O SKYLAND ESTATES I Jns pccf th, m o? M LINDEN, VIRGINIA Rte. 55, 5 Miles before Front Royal, Soviet Loses Test Vote On Kasavubu U. N. Seat United nations, n. y., Nov. 11 (AP). The United States beat down Soviet-Arab opposition last night and pushed through the Credentials Committee a recommendation to seat President Joseph Kasavubu as the Congo’s United Nations representative. But a bitter fight in the General Assembly is in prospect. The United States resolution was voted through 6-1, with the Soviet Union casting the dissenting vote. The United Arab Republic and Morocco— which had backed Russia in a dogged effort to adjourn the committee without action—refused to take part in the ballot. The two Arab members charged that the credentials vote conflicted with the General Assembly’s decision Wednesday to suspend consideration of the Congo question until a 15-nation Asian-African conciliation commission tries to bring together the warring political factions in the young African nation. The Russians and a number of Asian and African nations want to give the U. N. seat to delegates of left-leaning Patrice Lumumba, deposed Congo Premier. Both sides interpreted last night's vote as encouraging to their cause. A source close to the United States said refusal of the UAR and Morocco to vote on the credentials question could mean that the 28-nation African bloc will not vote against Mr. Kasubu. A Communist informant, on the other hand, declared that by ramming the resolution through over the strong UAR-Moroccan objections the United States had ruined its relations with the powerful 45-nation Asian-African bloc for the rest of the Assembly session. This could mean that the United States would have to buck opposition from both the United States and the United States. 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Barco, who introduced the resolution, told a reporter his delegation hoped a plenary session would be held early next week on the committee’s report. Last night’s vote came after a long wrangle during which the Soviet Union accused the United States of trying to railroad Mr. Kasavubu’s credentials through the committee. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin declared that Mr. Kasavubu was here on his own and without the sanction or approval of the Congo Parliament. Stalling Charged Mr. Barco accused Mr. Zorin of stalling tactics. Morocco and the UAR claimed that any action on seating a Congo delegation at this stage could have dangerous repercussions in Leopoldville. They appealed to the committee to hold up action until the conciliation group completes its report and reports back to the Assembly. Mr. Barco asserted that any action the Assembly takes on the Congo would be futile unless Mr. Kasavubu is able to speak as Congo head of state. To delay action on seating any longer, he declared, might give the impression the United Nations does not consider the Congo a full-fledged member. Carney Gets Post BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov. 11 (AP).—Admiral Robert B. Carney, former chief of naval operations, has been elected to the board of directors of Lake Erie Machinery Corp, of Buffalo. Admiral Carney, also is chairman of the board of Bell Intercontinental Corp., Lake Erie’s. Parent company. 8 Tests Working On Explorer VIII By the Associated Press All eight experiments aboard Explorer VIII, the new satellite, are working well, including the one that has to be switched on from the ground. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration reported this today after detailed analysis of taped telemetry information sent back by radio devices aboard the 90-pound scientific space package. Information is being gathered on the ionosphere—the thick layer of electrified particles extending from 50 to about 1,000 miles above the earth—which may result in vast improvement of long range radio communications of the future. Lowan Is Sole Heir of Mitropoulos NEW YORK, Nov. 11 (AP).— Conductor Dimitri Mitropoulos named James A. Dixon of Iowa City, Iowa, as his sole heir. The will of the world-famous Greek-born conductor was filed in court Wednesday. Barton G. Hocker of New York was named executor of the estate. He said Mr. Dixon is a musician who had been a friend of Mr. Mitropoulos for many years. Mr. Mitropoulos, who frequently conducted at the Metropolitan Opera House here and had engagements in many countries, died in Milan, Italy, November 2 at the age of 64. AS A CONVENIENCE TO HOLIDAY SHOPPERS The Gas Company’s Appliance Showroom OPEN SATURDAYS FROM 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. Until Christmas Please note: all other business departments will be closed Saturdays, as usual. 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