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FORD 'ob Tudor 80 heater. bloch
finish; this is our weekend extra
PARKWAY-FORD
1880 N ST. NV. FE. 3-22O4
FORD 1851 Customiine VS.: beauti.
full maroon iinish. modern equipment
$4,000 actual miles, guaranteed
BANNING & SONS
Take y. s. ! Hs e ssSS BALTIC. Blvd.
x xsE For asi M. Hak.. Open I'll Iii f1f IN
FORD 1855 conv.; Pordomatic,
powerpack unit. steer. brakes, r.,
h., Wv. tires; 1900 mi: like new,
$3.50. CO. 5-6995.
FORD '54 Tudor; equip. with over
drive, heater. directional signals,
| is, 900 miles; $685..
MCKEE PONTIAC
5335 Wis. Ave. ST. 3-7107
FORD "a sun Valley hardtop; /
sIso very Slsan ,. 9nIy S1,9isss
Trade and terms. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. JU. 5-S525.
FORD 81 convertible; r. and h.,
ioverdrive, Wv. tires; dual exhausts,
fender skirts. Res1 classy! $6a5.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E;.W. Hwy. at Ca. Ave: /,
Sill. Spg., Nd. JU. 9-4500
FORD 1850 Tudor VS.: real bar
gain $3.50. Closed Sun. MITCHELL
MOTORS. INC. 222 End st. NV
FORD $50 Fairlane; air cond.: T. and
h., p. steer, Fordo.; 5000 mi; ST.
$50 or best ofier. Will trade and
help you finance. 10. 5-32sS.
FORD 1866 Customline Fordor Sc
dan VS.; fully equipped; like new;
FORD station wagons ca: 1854 sta
ton wagon, Just like new, 81 $50;
Si,795. IA. $685..
FORD 1919 Tudor sedan; dark blue.
07O2 Landover rd., Cheverly. Md.
FORD So all-metal Fairlane VS.
and h., Wv. tires, dark blue; 300
er'uel miles; S2,0a5.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E.-W; Hwy. Eat Ga. Ave.
81. spg.. M. JU. 9-4500
FORD 1856 Crown Victoria; fully
equipped. Never been titled; Like
brand new. List price, $4,000. Will
take $1,000. ia. 5-9139.
.FORDS-'51 Tudor VS., S499; "a
seda Es D .S cyst Y a FGH5S oRNES Z 5Rd
NER. Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne.
at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
FORD '54 customiine 49, Tudor;
Fordomatic, +. and h.. turn signals,
seat covers. tip-top throughout;
1895; written guar.
TRIANGLE MOTORS
1910 r. 7. Ave. NE, DE. 2-6302
FORD So Thunderbird: red, radio.
heater. power seat safe top;
Great Mills. Nd. 2-7146.
FORD '55 "S" S-passenger Country
sedan; Fordomatic. r. and h., w.s.-w.
tires. sun visor: 5tyletone red and
white finish; other accessories; low
PARKWAY-FORD
1880 M ST. NV. FE. 3-2c04
FORD IS Tudor "6'; fully equip: .
! owner; low milease: best offer.
HE. 4.49l6.
FORD 1853 customiine "s' For
dor: 2-tone. +. and h.: excellent
Hu. s-4Too. Ext. IS.
FORD 1854 Ranch Wagon VS. sta
ton wagon; radio. heater, Wv.
tires. beautiful 2-tone light green
finish. very clean throughout. Don't
miss the best wagon in town; only
S1,495. Safety tested for your
projections 30-day written war
ranty. PAUL BROS. (OLDS1 J.. Wis.
and Ellicott st. NV, KE. 7-130S;
Sim call KE T-1300
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WHEELER. I, cHRY ,s1L, IN

DE SOTO 1852 Firedome s 4-dr. !;
power steering. sos, S195 down
BELL MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave
NV, WO R-4Q00
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CHEW. SO, q brilliant 4-door Bel
Air sedan, the most luxurious in its
field; has q beautiful ivory over light
blue finish. r. and h., and seat covers
out euer. only S995 see Mr.. Worl.
StOh1fnan Chevrolet
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Chevrolet
Station Wagon

1858 4-dr. station wagon VS.,
powerglide transmission. Completely
equipped with many extras. Car sold
new over $4,000. One owner; very
low MILEAGE. fully guaranteed. SALE
PRICE. 81 ,995. Only S195 down.
Finance at bank rates.
Manhattan Auto. Inc.
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CHEvROLETs-'5e de luxe sedan; r.
snd h.; segg; SO o sedan; power:
sso dss snd D ~ S5se % i Ss ar
$1,190. '51 Pontiac cdr: hydra.
equipped: $500. '52. 2-dr. Catalina
ssea. ni aoRNER' Sac cor 81 mi BUICK lick
DEALER. Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th.
LII n.R4h4
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Silver Snring Motor Co.

sil. sps.. Md. u. $4,000
CHEVROLET 1853 CDR. 10: good
condition: Phone CT. 6-274S.
CHEVROLET az 2-dr. sedan; excel
motor. z new tires; $3.50 or best
offer. RE. 7-06S2.
CHEVROLET So Bel Air VS. COW I
FULLY equip; excellent cond. FL
nanced for % mos; $500 cash
and take over payments. XII
CHEVROLET 81 de luxe Bel All
hardtop conv., with r. and h., other
clean; inspection guar; Warranted
Z months or 5000 miles; special
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave Sc. In. 2-9So7
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CHEVROLET 1853 Bel Air: radio,
heater, powerglide; 81 900 miles.
One owner. SS76 or best ofier. IA.
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CHEVROLET AZ Fleetline; r., h..
very good cond.; S2T5. JU. a-7255.
after $3.50 wk. days, anytime Sat-,
Sun.
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CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air 2-dr.; @
tone yellow and white; powerglide.
radio with rear seat speaker. heat
rr: SS45. so S-T0d4.
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MERCURY '49 station wagon, r. and
h.; 5000 or best offer. JU. 5-47S5.
MERCURY 81 4-door; euuip. with
=. and h.; dark blue finish; excel.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cHEy. 1881 2-door; power slide,
green, good running condition. r
and b.. good paint. $685.. LU 2.
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33n0 M ST. NW.

AID. 2-4412 AID. e-1e46
CHEW. 50, q beautiful de luxe A.
door in cloud gray, desigued for
those who want comfort and beauty
In a family car: has r. and h.. very
See Mr.. Stafford.
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CHEVROLET 1885 "s'' 4-door; pow.
erglide. r. h.. other extras. Low
MILEAGE. Like new. VIII trade. AP
T-3SSS
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CHEW. '55 Bel Air convertible VS.
coupe; ivory and pink; PoWerglidl
trans. Z. and h.. Wv. tires. fender
skirts; this car Is really sharp
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Stohlman Chevrolet
1910 M ST. NV.

CHEVROLET '55 Bel AIR 2-dr.: @
tone. conventional drive; SLABS
cash Call 10. 2-b02N
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1880 NJ ST. NV. FE. $4,000
CHEVROLET l956lBel Air s-cylinder
4-door; powerglide. radio, heater,
2-tone. white walls. transparent
snat covers. less than 1000 miles.
EN-, o-579S.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 1855 Royal Lancer VS.;
e eSM'iff Inspect CHS beauty queen q
the road, inside and out Take a
ride. II will sell itself. Just broken
anteed' Pull price for Yours, S2.95
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CHEVROLET 80 de luxe 2-door: 7
and h.. black finish; runs good: S195
PARKWAY-FORD
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: TAKOMA FORD

CHEW. as, SO I'D ss5SSE0Or; s-tOns fniSh
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HENRY J Isl 4-cyl.; overdrive. Re-
cent motor overhaul. Sl25 or best
offer. 10, 7-S57S.
HENRY Isl; radio, heater. over
drive. good condition. SIPS.
whitehall B-9128
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD "a COW. 'e": cd, r., b.
Nv. tires. turn signals, many ex.
cond.: Pin. arransed. JU. 5-0I04
FORD '55 VS. Custom club sedan;
steering; showroom cond.: barsair
at S1.545. MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1920
Wis; aye. Of: $4,000. I'm the
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FORD 81 convertible; r. and h.,
ioverdrive, Wv. tires; dual exhausts,
fender skirts. Resi- classy! $6a5.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E.-w. Hwy. at Ga. Ave. /,
Sill Sng.. Nd III a-4h0n
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CHEVROLET $50 Nomad VS. statiof
wagon: r. and h., powergiide, poweI
steering and brakes. Wv. tires
wheel discs, black and white finish
300 actual miles: list price, $1,000
our price So,995.
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MCKEE PONTIAC

CIV. 1854 e-door: eauip. with Z.
ard h. medium blue finish excel
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pEAKE RIITrK
4551 WIS. AVE. NV. EN-. $4,000
CLOSED SUNDAY

CHEVROLET 1850 4-dr.: powerglide
r., h.; exceptionally clean; / owner;
! excel. buy at $3.50. OIL. 2-9I2S.
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sain $S95. Closed sun. MITCHELL
MOTORS. INC. 222 2nd st. NV.
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FORD "a sun Valley hardtop: /
4wner, very clean. Only S1,299
also '55 Custom sedan, S1,199.
Trade and terms. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS III S-960k
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CHEyROLET Io50 9-dr-; :. ana n.
TAKOMA FORD

N725 P1NEY BRANCH RID.
SILVER SPRING JU. $1,000
CHEVROLET 1916 Fieetmaster 4-dr. I;
r.. h.. owned since 1913; excel.
eond. OWNER, S295. ia. 9-2051.
Make nf1er.
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MCKEE PONTIAC

FORD "a Tudor; equip. with over
drive, heater. directional signals,
seat covers, gray finish; driven only
$4,000 miles. 1895.
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CHEVkOLET '49 Convertible: shark
red: black top, r: and h.: full
per mo. WOLFE MOTORS, 1891
Wis. ave. NV, EN-, 3-OI42.
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CADILLAC 1851 4-door 1897: onl
owner: excellent throughout: T.. h.
hyd. Sacrifice SLIPS. trade Of
terms; 260O Bladensburg I'd. ne.
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FORD 1850 de luxe club coupe;
sos. BELL MOTORS, SOTO Wis.
ave NV WO. $4,000
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TAKOMA FORD

FORD 1855 S-cylinder Customline
Tudor; Fordomatic Transmission,
radio and heater: exceptional clean.
81 .575 or best offer. IA. 7-5S22.
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FORD $50 Fairlane; air cond.: T. and
h., p. steer, Fordo.; 5000 mi; ST.
$50 or best offer. Will trade and
helm WIN finance IN 5-30R2 =
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FORD station wagons ca: 1854 sta
ton wagon, Just like new, 81 $50;
1865 Country sedan, $4,000 mi,
S1,T95. ia. 5-9139.
FORD 1919 Tudor sedan; dark blue
5702 Landover I'd, Cheverly. Md
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD so Tudor Custom: excel
cond;;. fully equip; $s75. JE
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 'b5 Tudor "e": heater: blach
finish; this is our weekend extra
special: S1.195.
PARKWAY-EORD
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FORD '54 crestIine fi-cyi. Fordor;
has Fordmomatic, r.. and h.. seat
covers, etc: completely recond. and
guar: looks like new; special today
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

CADILLAC 1a47 4-door "82:" 2. a.
h.: good motor, body and tires.
w. S-S73S.
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BANNING & SONS

FORD 1851 Customiine VS.: beauti.
full maroon finish. modern equipment
$4,000 actual miles, guaranteed
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DE SOTO 1853 Firedome 4-door;
automatic transmission. full power
equipped; one owner; low mileage.
Sale price. $1.195. Low as $195
through '55 imported and American
cars at greatly reduced prices.
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DODGE 1896 sedan; good cond. and
appear; good tires; buy, 500;
also as Dodge cl cpe.. S195;
terms. $500 Bladensburg I'd. ne,
ia. 6-210S.
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CADILLAC '55 Series 49," sedan
2-tone gray nm, Wv. tires. eompl
with all Of Cadillac's acces., incl
GIN air como; new-csr cond.; terms
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PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
l335 Wis. Ave. ST 3-710
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Take U. 8. to $500 BALTIC. Blvd,
Wa. 7-444O UN. 1880
Ask For Mr.. Hakes; Open Til o Pm
FORD 1865 conv.; Fordomatic,
powerpack unit. steer. brakes, r.,
h., Wv. tires; 1000 mi: ike new,
S9,1bO. CO. 5-69g5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Bandit Fires Shot,
.FIees With S100

A lone gunman fired a warn
ing shot at the night manager
of a filling station at Fourteenth
street and Arkansas avenue
NV. shortly after midnight last
night, then fled with 500.
John d. Breasted, 30. of 6629
Twenty-fourth avenue, West
Hyattsville, night manager of
Skinner Service Station, said he
was counting the nights receipts
when the man entered with a
silver-plated revolver and de-
manded the money.
Mr.. Breasted said the bandit
fired a shot when he didn't
hand the money over immedi-
ately. The bullet struck the wall
and the money was handed over,
Police Immediately moved into
the area around Roosevelt High
School with drawn guns after
the bandit fled across the school
playground toward Georg a
avenue NV.
He was described as about
25 years old, white. about
feet tall and lao pounds He
was wearing sunelasses, a brown
cap, yellow shirt and KHAKI
pants, with the shirt hanging
out.
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TODAY'S TELEVUE
STARS PATTI

COVER GlRL-Potti Pooe OPP
peers in color os the cover girl o.
todoys TeIeVue Magazine, The Sun
doy Stor's handy prosrom Of the
weeks porlor screen fore.
WHY PICK US@-Thot's the
question people Of Charlottesville, Va,
ore asking os they feel the mpoct Of
Federal Courts directive TO COM
mence intcetotion OF white and Negro
children in public schools this toll.
Stor Stoff Correspondent Mary Lou
Werner went TO Charlottesville to
Ieorn whot IS planned What she
found IS told on Poee a 2S.
sPEEpERs BEWARE Connecticut
hos launched "toto warfare com
polgn against specdcs that IS ot-
troeting the attention OF troffc
Officials in tho Washington oteo ond
ocross the Nation. For details on the
stringent croekdo~n ond lis results
reod George Flynns criticize in the
Editorial Section
Complete Index, Poge AZ
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Boast Is FutuI
To Swimmer

A man who Dragged of his
swimming proves drowned in
the Potomac River last night
after he failed to make it from
Hams Point to Fort McNair.
Harbor police recovered the
body of Robert o. Ashton, 80
colored. of 400 First street S.W
about IL pm.
They said he had been in a
taxi near the miniature golf
course with three c>her adults
and some children. He reported
ly Dragged of his swimming abili-
ties. left the taxi, stripped of
his shirt and pants and jumped
off nearby float.
The cab driver. Melvin Bundy
colored. of 1918 Eighteenth
street NE. got worried after
Ashton started off in the direc-
ton of Fort McNair and called
police. The body was recovered
in less than an hour.
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framework of the Democratic
party"
Administration Criticized
1--WE believe that party unity
is important to every section of
the country and is essential and
necessary for Democratic victory
in November. We believe that a
Democratic victory is a necessity
for the Nation, and that the
inept Republican administration
should be removed from the
White House"
State Chairman Neville Ben
nett of South Carolina, who
served as chairman of the meet
ing, said copies of the statement
would be forwarded to the Demo-
cratic chairmen in all other
States.
He said that the Southern
Governors had not been APP
preached yet on the idea of a
pre-convention caucus. The
other four States which would
take part in such a meeting are
Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas. and
Mississippi. whose chairmen were
unable to attend the meeting
here.
The seven State chairmen set
up three-man committee to CO.
ordinate the suggestions made
See DIXIE. Page AS
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Court Backs Revenuers'
Ability to Sniff Bootleg

The keen sense of smell en-
ployed by revenue agents in
tracking down moonShiners-an
ability that enabled agents to
detect "the distinctive odor OF
non-tax-paid liquor" through
sealed mason jars inside a closed
truck-has been upheld in re-
cent decision by a Baltimore
Federal Court judge.
The ruling, which allowed
seized alcohol TO be admitted as
evidence, came in connection
with the case of st. Marys
County Md man charged with
concealing illegal liquor in Sep
TENDER. 1865.
The defendant. Ebert Igna-
titus Hayden. of Leonardtown
claimed that Government agents
who seized six gallons of non
taxed alcohol without a search
warrant acted in violation of the
Constitutional guarantee against
illegal search. as stated in the
Fourth Amendment.
Hayden is now awaiting SEN
fencing. After Federal judge
Dorsey Watkins ruled that the
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period shows there were 18 in
stances of complete saturation
of the frequencies assigned to
ranging from three
minutes to four hours.
"a Near Misses Noted
1t was only a week ago that
the Co-ordinating Committee re-
vealed "a unconfirmed near
misses in flight in single
month over the Washington area
In testimony before a Senate
Commerce subcommittee months
ago. Capital AirlineS Pilot Capt.
j. D. Smith, regional air safety
director of the Air Line Pilots
Association, declared traffic
control systems and inadequate
airports are the main throttling
effect to the expansion of avia-
ton.
We can't go any further" he
said bluntly.
National Airport's tower has
IA frequencies, as many or more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15

search and seizure were neither
unreasonable nor unlawful" the
37-year-old defendant pleaded
guilty.
Sentencing was deferred pend
ing a pre-sentence investigation
In rendering his opinion, the
judge noted several factors in
the case which gave the Internal
Revenue Service agents reason
able grounds for suspicion that
untaxed moonshine was in Hay
den's truck, including the state
ment by Agent Wilton M. Kiefer
that.
Illicit liquor made in the
woods under crude conditions
has a distinctive odor that can
best be described as that of non
tax paid liquor
Besides agent Kiefer, another
investigator with the Alcohol and
Tobacco Tax Division of the In
ternal Revenue Service. Henry
A Klzeski, also detected the tell
tale odor of illicit spirits sealed
inside the panel truck parked
behind a Leonardtown dry
cleaning establishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Crosby S. Noyes Writes
On The Red Challenge

Is Americas outlook the Red menace realistic, or is
it overly optimistic? Just back from two years The
Stars correspondent in Europe Crosby takes
look at the challenge OF communism and at America
reaction to that challenge
In authoritative epart series Mr. NoyeS analyses
the current strategy of Kremlin- led world communism
examines Red aims Europe the Middle East and Africa
and considers the question What do about ito"
For readable analysis OF present trends in the cold
read The Red Challenge by Crosby S. Noyes. The
begins Tuesday The Evening Star Phone Sterling
$4,000 for home delivery.
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End Race Issue,
Hartman Asks
Speaks in South
For First Time

ASHEBORO. N. c.. July IA
(P1.-Averell Hartman urged
North and South alike tonight to
end racial discrimination in order
to meet the great issue of our
time-the struggle against Krem-
lin-led communism.
He chided President Eisenhow-
er for failing to exercise his
responsibility of leadership" in
finding solutions to race prob
lens.
The New York governor. max
ing his first appearance in the
South since announcing as an
active candidate for the Demo-
cratic presidential nomination,
said in a speech prepared for a
North Carolina Young Demo-
cratic Clubs dinner:
1T is vital to our leadership in
the world and to our national
security that we live by the prin-
ciples of the Declaration of In
dependence and move forward to
eliminate the discrimination that
remains in this country"
Assembly to Meet
Only a few hours before Gov.
Hartman spoke, North Caro-
linians got an advance look at
legislation. proposed by their
Governors Advisory Committee
OH Education. designed to pre-
serve segregated public schools.
The North Carolina General AS
Sembly will meet July % to con-
slider eight bills, backed by Gov.
Luther H. Hodges. Two key
ones call for constitutional
amendments to permit State tut
ton grants to private segregated
schools and to allow closing of
public schools in "intolerable"
situations.
Gov. Hodges, an Adlai Steven
son supporter like most other
North Carolina Democratic lead
erS, did not attend the dinner
MI Stevenson carried North
Carolina IN 1852 and seems as
sured OF Tar Heel support at the
national convention this year
Gov. Hartman made no di-
rect reference to the North Caro-
lima school proposals in his
speech. But he said gov
ernmental authorities-Federal
State and local--"have the obli-
cation to go forward in accord
ance with" the Supreme Courts
antisegregation decisions.
Further, he said, the President
has a responsibility and an OPP
portunity to provide leadership
to help work out solutions This
he charged, Mr.. Eisenhower has
not done.
Gov. Hartman said 1.-THE pres
ent emotional atmosphere, y
See HARTMAN, Page "A
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Bomb Wounds Attuche
Of Egypt in Jordan

AMMAN, Jordan. July "A l41.
"A bomb exploded at the en-
trance to the Egyptian Embassy
here today, seriously wounding
the Egyptian military attache,
Col. Salah Moustapha.
The Jordan government ex-
pressed great concern over the
incident and an investigation is
being conducted. An official
source said the bomb was in a
package mailed from Jerusalem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15


vention caucus OF the Governors
and party leaders of IL Southern
States.
In proposing the meeting. the
State chairmen said: I'VE believe
that the South should work to-
gether to protect itself and to
preserve the rights of the States
and of the people as guaranteed
by the Constitution and contem-
plated by its trainers.
Would Avoid WalkOut
I'VE do not favor any bolts
walkouts or third parties, the
Dixie leaders said at another
point. I'VE believe in the two
party system.
The statement was approved
unanimously and issued at the
end of a two-day meeting Of
party leaders from Virginia
North Carolina. South Carolina
Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee
and Florida.
The chairmen's statement
combined a proposal for party
harmony with a blast at the
Eisenhower administration.
Nearly four years of Re-
publican administration. the
Dixie leaders said. with its rec
ord of broken promises to farm
ers and others, indifference t.
other domestic problems. its fail
ure to keep up with the demands
of national security and its ia
voritiSm to big business. coupled
with its total lack of interest il
small business, afford the Demo.
cratic Party an opportunity fol
victory in the coming November
election. We expect to worl
Loyalty toward that victory"
In proposing the preconven.
ton meeting of governors anc
other leaders to work for the
interests of the South, the sever
chairmen said they expect tC
accomplish this within the
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imam any CIVIL alrlelQ IN the
country. To get additional fire.
quencieS is difficult enough. Ma
tional may receive few more
soon, but constantly increasing
air traffic eventually will absorb
them too.
Construction of a second
Washington airport. now in the
hands of the Senate Appropria-
lions Committee for action this
week, would relieve not only con-
gestion in the air lanes, but on
the air waves. traffic controllers
say.
Prevents Service Expansion
To be effective, a new airport
could not use the same frequen-
cieS as Nationals, Civil Aeronau-
tics Administration communica-
lions men point out.
Capt. Smith told Senate sub
committee members that air car
riers would like to better serve
the Washington area but are
restricted because of traffic con-
troll and the airport problem.
On the communication Jam,
the Co-ordinating Committee
summary says:
Nineteen instances of COM
municationS saturation were re-
ported due to frequency con-
gestion. The conditions occurred
during daylight hours in periods
of normal and abnormal traffic
activity and totaled eight hours
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