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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08

At the door where his car was
waiting, the President paused
for q few moments to joke with
Mr.. Hope. AS he got into his
Limousine, he turned to Press
Secretary James Hagerty and
said. Jim, are you coming with
me-"
Mr.. Hagerty replied, mo. Mr..
President, I think I'll stay a
while"
The President then said. "Can
I give anyone a ride?" There
were no takers. He drove off,
alone on the back seat, with two
Secret Service men in front.
Mr.. Eisenhower appeared to
me to be in the pink of con-
dition. A glass of wine was
poured for him. but I don't be-
lieve he drank any.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
President Goes
ToHospitdI as
'Precaution'
Intestinal Trouble,
Not Heart, Given
As Cause of illness
BY GARNETT D. HoRNER

President Eisenhower was
stricken today with an attack
of what his doctor called ileitis
and defined as Inflammation OF
the lower portion Of the small
intestine.
Press Secretary James c.
Hagerty gave this report tc
newsmen shortly after noon and
said the President was being
taken to Walter Reed Army Hos
pital "as a precautionary meas
ure."
Mr.. Hagerty said he was un-
able to say whether the President
was regarded as in critical
condition.
He told newsmen there ''is nc
indication of any heart trouble. .
Mr.. Eisenhower became Ill
early this morning and his per-
sonal physician, Maj. Gen. How
ard M. Snyder, was called to his
bedside about 2 am.
Col. Pruit Summoned
Mr.. Hagerty announced at
$3.50 am. that "the President
had an upset stomach and a
headache this morning"
The diagnosis of an intestinal
Inflammation came after DR.,
Snyder called into the case Col
Francis Pruitt, chief of medicine
at Walter Reed Hospital.
Mr.. Hagerty announced the
diagnosis in a 1920 pm. news
conference.
He said:
"The President has an attack
of ileitis inflammation of the
lower portion of the small in
testine).
"As a precautionary measure
he is being taken to Walter Reed
Hospital this afternoon.
Ellis blood pressure and pulse
are good.
"He has no fever.
There is no indication of any
heart trouble"
Must Determine Cause
Mr.. Hagetry said his statement
was based on information just
given him by DR.. Snyder and
Col. Pruitt.
Asked if the intestinal i'm
flammation was caused by an
infection, virus or what, Mr..
Hagerty said one Of the reasons
Mr.. Eisenhower is being taken
to the hospital is to determine
that.
The Secretary told questioners
he understood the President was
not suffering any serious pain,
but was conscious of a block or
soreness in his abdomen.
He said, however, that he had
not seen Mr.. Eisenhower per-
sonally today.
When a reporter asked if the
President was in critical condi-
ton. Mr.. Hagerty said II have
not used any adjectives. He
said he had not taken time to
ask the doctors in his rush to get
his statement to newsmen.
Time StiIl Uncertain
AS to how long the President
may be in Walter Reed, Mr.
Hagerty said he did not know
The Press Secretary was going
to the hospital himself to set
up an emergency White House
Press headquarters in a recep-
ton room there.
AS to Mr.. Eisenhower's owr
Continued on Page AS, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
10 AREA BOATS
IN BERMUDA RACE

RECORD FLEET OF 93-Woshine.
ton and the Chesapeake oreo will be
well represented in the Newport to
Bermudo yeeht race next week.
Wheeler JOhnson's summary Of the
situation oppeors todoy on The Stor's
boot pose, CA.
THE MATURE LooK-WOmen do
not buy clothes with q "moture look.
Elem. our fcshion editor. Celebrates
on this premise todoy in her "Foshion
Notebook" on pooe B-4.
GRADUATES LlsTED-The nomes
Of oil 2,l70 students to receive de-
srees and diplomas Of the University
OF MoVlond tomorrow ore listed on
poge ALB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
Capital Transit
Has S Million
Cash on Hand
Profit of $42,056
Is Reported on
April Operations
By HECTOR MCLEAN

Capital Transit Co., which hal
promised its stockholders to havl
$6 million in cash on hand wher
it goes out Of business August IA
had already laid up $5,358,910 o.
that amount by the end of April
Ia report filed with the District
Public Utilities Commission dis.
closed today.
Reporting on operations fol
April. the company said it haC
made a profit for the month Of
$40. 056. This was after allowing
$343 1895 as part of a multimil'
lion dollar write-off for tax pur'
poses of streetcar trackage facili'
ties.
Meanwhile, negotiations aimed
at keeping the company in bust
mess appeared begged down fol
the week end. Representative
Iof Daniel w. Bell. president o.
the American Security & Trust
Co.. conferred yesterday will
etc President j. A. B. Broad,
water.
Another Meeting Slated
They plan to confer with Mr.
Bell when he returns from The
District Bankers Association
convention in Hot Springs, Va.
and meet again with Mr.. Broad
water on Monday.
They made a tentative date tt
confer Tuesday morning will
the District Commissioners il
their attempt to work out {
firm proposal" to reorganize thu
company under local control.
House and Senate confereel
on the Washington transit crisil
promised last week to restore thI
dying C1C franchise if the,
could get guarantee that thu
company would buy out thu
stock of Louis E. Wolfson, it
controlling shareholder.
The company's report for Apri
showed a loss of 1872 per cent il
passengers during the first foul
months of this year as compared
to the same period of 1855 before
strike.
Operating revenues, bolstereC
by a fare increase negotiated
with the District Commissioner
to end the strike, were $2,2l8, 58S
for April. only 2.3 per cent lower
than April. 1855.
Expenses Are Lower
For the first four months oil
this year. however, operating
revenues were four -tenths of
per cent higher than during the
same period last year.
Expenses. however, were $712,.
676-or 10.1 per cent-lowel
than during the first foul
months of 1855.
The April report showed etc
was absorbing wage increase.
and other labor benefits granted
to end the strike. Operating ex.
lpenses for April showed labol
costs of $1,092,158 as compared
to $1.258,695 during the sam,
month last year.
The company write-off o
street railway facilities left /
owing no Federal income take
so far this year.
Gross income in 1856 wa
listed as $1,177.020. A deduc
ton of $1,376,965 for the write
of left indicated loss for tn,
year to date of S199,945. Thi
compared with a net incom,
showing for the first four month
of 1855 Of 1929. 1865.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
Sweden Welcomes
Queen Elizabeth

STOCKHOLM. Sweden, June
8 R.-With 300 jet fighters
screaming overhead. Queen Eliza
beth II and the Duke of Edin-
burgh arrived in Stockholm to-
day for the first British royal
visit to Sweden in almost halt
a century.
The sovereign's yacht Britain
mia battled fog all morning and
slipped into the capitals harbor
~ noon. slightly more than an
Ear behind schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
Vote Near;
Porley on
CutsCuIled
By J. A. OLEARY

Speaker Rayburn appealed to
the House not to cut of Ameri-
can aid to Yugoslavia, as it pre-
pared to vote on that issue this
Afternoon.
Meanwhile. the White House
called bipartisan conference of
Senate leaders with President
Eisenhower for Monday as a first
step toward persuading that
branch to restore a substantial
part of the 81 billion cut in
military aid to all countries APP
proved by the House yesterday.
Calling the proposed ban on
iany more assistance to Yugo-
slavia as unfortunate" Speaker
Rayburn pointed out that its
adoption might lead to a similar
move against India.
The Speaker said there would
be no objection to another
amendment by Representative
Williams, Democrat of New Jer-
sey, to give the President dis
cretionary authority to continue
or cut of aid to Yugoslavia as
conditions warrant.
Final Passage Monday
Indications are that it will
take the House all day to dis
pose of remaining changes in the
foreign aid bill. after which final
passage of the measure will be
put of until Monday.
Vice President Nixon and the
following Senate leaders have
been invited to the Monday
afternoon White House confer
ence:
! Democrats-Johnson of Texas,
George of Georgia, Green OF
Rhode Island, Clements of Ken.
lucky and Hennings of Missouri.
Republicans = Knowland of
California, Millikin of Colorado.
Bridges of New Hampshire, SAL
tonstall of Massachusetts,, Wiley
OF Wisconsin and Smith of New
Jersey.
When House leaders vera
called to the White House last
Tuesday it was announced that a
similar meeting with Senate
leaders would be held later.
Get Help From Richards
Although House leaders ap-
peared to be heading toward an
other setback on the Yugoslay
issue. they will get some help to-
day from the man who beat them
observation-disclosures Richards
of the Foreign Affairs Commit
tee.
1t was a rare spectacle to see
the House turn down a plea
Joined in by President Eisen-
hover, Democratic Speaker Ray
burn and Republican Leader
Martin for restoration of 5000
million of the 81 billion the
Foreign Affairs Committee chop
ped from the SO billion originally
requested for military aid to
all countries.
The winner in the dramatic
showdown was Representative
Richards, Democrat of South
Carolina, who took the position
that his committee members
were in a better position after
eight weeks of hearings than
were the House leaders to pass
on the adequacy of the funds
ALLOWED.
Both Parties Split Sharply
The vote by tellers was 1872 to
III against restoring the 5000
million. Both parties split
sharply on the issue. Under the
rules, the leaders could ask for
a roll call vote before the bill
finally passes Monday. But Mr..
Martin said the Republicans.
who control this motion because
they are the minority party in
the House. do not plan to use
it. He said frankly. I'VE do not
have the votes"
This means the administra-
ton will have to look to the Sen.
ate to restore part of the cut.
But. even if the Senate puts back
$500 million, this means that
in conference with the House
See FOREIGN AID. Pare Ak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08

Henry Burroughs. Associated Press
photographer and new president Of
the White House News Photographers
Association, sat next to President
Eisenhower OF last nights onnuol din
ner Of the association. He tells here
whot he observed at the dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
President Ate Heartily
Photographers Dinner
Eisenhower Had Steak and Potatoes,
Green Peas and Fresh Strawberries
BY HENRY BURROUGHS

President Eisenhower ate heartily meal prepared espe-
cia for him by the Sheraton Park Hotel orders Dr.
ard M Snyder, White House physician
The meal consisted mainly fatess diet For dessert he
had fresh Strawberries with sugar.
He ate steak, baked potato, green peas Every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
Guide for Readers

Amusem'ts Alb y, Finoneiol ADO
Classified C-6-l7lobituory -. Az
Comics A-34-35I Rodio-Tv A-32.33
Editorial A-l6lSpoFts ---.c-l.S
Edit Articles A-l7IWomons
Feature Pose Abb Section Bills
Have The Stor Delivered to Your
Home Dolly and Sunday
! DiOl Sterling $4,000
Evening star., 1956-08-16
HELP-MEN Cont
ORIG CLERK

Excellent salary. good hours. IVES
LEY HEIGHTS PHARM.. 1901 45th
At m "
Evening star., 1956-08-16
HELP-WoMEN

ACCOUNTANTS. bookkeepers. S8s-
500 wk. M. ira. and eypsr., an
ages; constr. real est, Advertising
CPAa once. so others daily. all
welcome. OpeninEs for stenoga !.
iypists. clerks xecept -PBx Visit
Mr BACK at BOYDs (e1t ~ yrt.l +.
cor. 18TH and q NV. Ma. e-23f0.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Man Wanted With Car
Excellent Income. Good References
Phone JU. 5-I351

Excellent Income. Good References
Phone Ju. 5-I351
MEN, white. part or full time. car
nee. Apply at 54Ol .Gunston lane
HALTERMAN Fri. night at pm.
MEN, to act as distributors in a
N. va. area. Auto glazing, factory
trained method. New product this
area. Good character and energetic.
Men financially responsible for
small etrritory. Give phone number
fol interview. Box 37S-J, Star.
YOUNG MAN. 2I to 35. to do
merchandising work in local food
stores; no experience necessary:
salary with car and expenses fur
and 2 pm. at ii47 10th st. NV.
MAN for selling position
in active credit jewelry and appli-
ance store. Excellent starting sal
.ary plus commission. Employe
benefits and discounts. Pleasant
working conditions. Apply in per
son to Mr.. Greene, KENT JEWEL
ERs, 7Ol 18th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to handle insurance
Rnowiedge Of booEteepns pHle or Sfaes se
counting essential. Permanent po-
sition with many employe benefits.
Apply in person only, Mr.. Bortnick.
CHERNER MOTOR CO., 1881
Florida ave. NV.
NAN, IS to 20 yrs. Of age,
to learn real estate business. BOSS
q PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. HIS. graduate. 1925;
national organization for local po-
sition. mechanically inclined, nc
previous experience experience nee.
essary. Good salary to start Cal
Mr.. NOBLE, DI. 7-3209 for ap-
pointment.
MAN wanted to learn liquors
Must be over 81, drivers license
necessary. Must have references
Apply in person. 5416 Ga. ave
NV. EIG'S LIQUORS.
YOUNG MAN. colored, must be is
MIDWAY DRUGS. 1901 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
HELPMEN
sPOTTER-DRY CLEANER, Sun.

sPOTTER-DRY CLEANER. sm. syn.
thetic plant. DALE CLEANERS
1O2l5 N. H. ave. 8. s. HE. 4-33l
STOCKROOM HELPER. colored. with
d. c. drivers permit. TO make
emergency deliveries; age. 1890;
company benefits; 40-hour week
Send particulars to Box $3.50. Star
SUPERINTENDENT ENGINEER. II
least } years experience, for Q large
contracting 1rm. to be able tc
handle projects and help estimate
give age education. experience
salary desired and when available
excellent opportunity for Young mar
with ambitions. Box 21S-J. Star
SUPERVISOR for general supervision
Of sales and operations on dry
cleaning routes In the Wheaton
area. A promising future for Sc
lected person. Vacation with pay
and other company benefits. LO.
J-S0S9. for interview.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Statesmen

We will train young men who are
interested in making career selling
ladies' shoes. Apply
JOSEPH DE YOUNG
1926 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
SALESMAN

selling mems furnishing. we have a
man with insurance benefits. Start
ing salary. SIS wk. Box 242-J. Star.
statesmen t5)--Selling by qualified
appointment only. $100 q week
draw against mcnthiy settlement on
earned commission. Top closers can
make in excess Of $500 weekly.
Car essential. Call daily y to 8,
Sales Manager, AID. $4,000.
statesmen (4), with at least 2 yrs.
experience in medical work; earn
ings, $l00 wk.; part-time men con-
sidered: older men also considered.
Apply 9-10:30 am, any morning.
203 Southern Bldg, 18TH and H
Evening star., 1956-08-16
HELP-MEN

TEACHERS, white. We can place
recent college grads In elementary
positions at $3.50. ADAMS TEACH
ERS AGENCY. 134I @ at. NV.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
UNITED
AIR LINES

MOTION PICTURE laboratory tech.
nicinns. Experienced Call II T.
4ttu
MOTION PICTURE PRINTER. must
be experienced TO start immedi-
ately inll or part time. Call IL
l-4ilO.
OFFICE MAN. Jewish. 1896; typ
ing, billing. purchasing. inside sales,
merchandising MANAGING ability,
S15-Slun uk future Write fully
Box i34-H Star
OIL BURNER MECHANIc--lns.alla.
tion ana service man, Year-found
position for dependable man. AM
sver SWING name. address and tele-
phone number Box 4sl-J. star.
PAINTERS skper men only. report
ready fof work rear of 1897 Newton
81 NV. an HERSH DEC CO
PAINTERS---severa good, reliahls
men needed STEADY uofk GOOD pay
VA 7-lali after 3 pm
PAINTERS oNIY--ouanhed Jour.
neymen painters Tup pay for lat.
elafs men. RE 7.b53s.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
HELP WOMEN Cont }

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We EXCEL with these positions.
COLUMBIA EMP. SERV.
1871 G St.. Suite ga. ME. s-s629
ACCT .-BKKPR., $4,000
To Assist Controller
Acctg. clerk. type embassy -- $3.50
6ssSa:;. S.kpr;; ne; nE ? Gays days. sS3 ss,'
clks. asst. bkkprs. $40
SECRETARIES AND sTENoS,
Admin. asst. no shorthand $4,000
Secy. -bkkpr.. Sill. Spg. --------SS5
Eecy.. trade assn. - SSd
Manv other secys. .-stenos. for assns.,
law ofiices, national orgs: ETC.,
OTHER OFFICE POSITIONS : =
Clerk. relief PIX - $3.50
Info. clerk. some college $23O-$245
Typists. knowl. Of compt S60-S65
Receipt. sgle.. no type. 1880 S270
Telephone order clerk. type. S65
Typists. IBM keypunch Bkkpg
mach. opers., compt. opers., adj
dress opers,. PIX receipts, mail
clerks, cashiers, etc. to S65
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1420 N. Y. Ave. NV. RIM. 500
ART STUDENT
To learn lettering and screen proc.
good pay. LOFT. 13 N st. ne.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
Experienced or night school student
sufficiently advanced may qualify
permanent position, air-cond,. oflce
all employe benefits: under 80, Cal
MA. S-9404.
ASSISTANT MANAGER. thoroughly
experienced, costume jewelry; per-
manent; salary open. Apply JEWEL
FAIR. 1920 @ st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE TITLE CLERK
Bethesda Chevy Chase's Dodge.
Plymouth leadership has an opening
Tor an experienced clerk who wants
permanent employment with oul
expanding organization. Benefit!
include paid vacation, insurance
and legal holidays. Call Mr.. Cady
OIL 4-7300. DIVER MOTOR CO.
1730 GEORGETOWN I'd. Bethesda.
BEAUTICIANS. hair stylists required
for ultrarnodern beauty parlor
Very happy shop. No license re-
quired. Nearby Va Very busy
beauty shop; Cab eyes,. Sat. anC
kouA. EN-. b-tODO.
BEAUTICIAN, full or part-time; new
mod. shop on Columbia pike al
Glehe "a. Terrific opportunity fol
prices with top caliber clientele
top sal, and comm. SALON or
BEAUTY, ia. 7-l4S4; ewes. 10
S-7334
BEAUTICIAN Good hair stylist
male or female: busy shop, s days
Call MIR. HAROLD. JU. 5-2232
Ewes, call JU. $685..
BEAUTY OPERATOR - All-rounc
hair stylist; TOP salary. HELEN
MARIE, 522 18th st. NV, DI. z
1888,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Ss5 to 500
per week guarantee plus commits
sion, 5-day week. no 'nanicuring
steady work. LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIRDRESSERS. 17lA Eye st. NV
BEUTICIANS, (2). all around. sham.
poo and manicurist: day. 9-6
PAUL'S STUDIO. 1925 M st. NV
BOOKKEEPER for contractors office
with knowledge Of reuuisitions, pay
roll and billing. Must be good typ
iSt; past experience In contractor
Office essential Give age. expert
ence and salary desired. Permanent
5-day week. air-conditioned office
Box 2l9-J. Star.
BOOKKEEPER- SECRETARY. neat
appearance, age TO 40, capable anc
experienced: double entry books
trial balance; shorthand may be
rusty but tipping must be accurate
Interesting and varied position fol
right person. Contact Mrs. Fruit
IA. 7-444S. ewes. JE. 3-ff63
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP
1888 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
Bookkeeper Trainee
Under IS s55 wk
POSITIONS INC.
TQQa AFarr Ava Nur r1r > o.,t :
Evening star., 1956-08-16
HELP-MEN

SALESMAN. young. to work on sales
floor Of established iirm. selling 70
restaurants. no expef. necessary:
excel. oppor. for young man. Re-
phys confidential. Write BOX 433-J.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
SALESMAN

Builder division being established
for fastest-growing distributor Of
heating. air conditioning and related
products. High-type man. thinking
state BACKGROUND and previous in-
come. Box 39O-J. Star.
Evening star., 1956-08-16

WATCHMAN. for housIns iob

for housing Job IN
Wheaton area. JU. 9-7930.
gas and arc. for genera
welding shop. WELDING SERVICE
INC. 1892 Del Ray ave-. Bethesda.
Nd. OIL. 4-55O5.
BOY, experienced in type printing
Apply Burt Webb. WEBB CO.. 1906
10th st. NV.
NAN, approx. 80 to IS, sales and
business administrative experience.
college: neat appearance: good
habits, to learn specialized business
in Washington with definite pros-
pect Of relocating to direct q new
once after 6 to l2 months train
ing: excellent opportunity for
growth and Improvement in ex-
panding organization: trade assocl-
alton. public relations experience
helpful. state complete BACKGROUND
and salary expected. Box OLD,
Star.
MAN, over 65, night or day work as
cashier. Apply 1919 New York ave
NV, 8 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
MEATCIITTER

For self service meat dept., must
be experienced, 5-day vk. Apply
YoUNGS MEAT MKT. 3iO4 NJ NV.
MECHANICS HELPERS. white. Be
THESDA 40 ALLEYS. 1881 Old
Georgetown I'd, Bethesda, Md.
MECHANICS
Evening star., 1956-08-16
YOUNG MAN

Between ages Of 20 and 20
years. We have opportunity
in our organization for q
man who wants to learn the
mortgage loan and real
estate business and who is
looking for o permanent DO
sition. Salary. $4,000 per
year to start, with good op-
portunity for advancement,
with one of the largest, old
established concerns in the
city. A large portion Of the
duties will be outside and
therefore applicant must own
his own car. for which he will
receive adequate allowance.
Work week, 37H hours.
Lunches furnished free In
addition to other valuable
employe benefits. Reply in
own handwriting giving full
particulars as to previous
business experience and draft
status. All applications con-
sidered confidential and no
inquiries made until after
interview. Box 1851. Star.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
ATTENTION
$2.75 PER HOUR

Excel. pay Tor those who qualify:
"a hours per week. white, must be
under 80. Call TU. 2-S177, o..
Evening star., 1956-08-16

Experienced operator. 2l-35 yrs. OF
age. Permanent position: 5-day, 40
hr.. week Apply Personnel, Room
i02. Open weekdays, S.30-5 and
Sat, 9-l@. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
LEcES5ATrvE eTS6sE ISn YP1sTsEAE SP1S1HISN e: e.

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC. knowl.
edge electrical. carpentry and
plumning mus nave car; soDeI; ,,
many BENEFITS. Apartment project.
nearby Md. Sc Call 10. S-5l4O.
MANAGER TRAINEE, young, Falls
Church; S25O. POTOMAC EMPL..
l04 Z. Broad St, Falls Church. JE
Evening star., 1956-03-26
$50 Seized
In Dope Raids

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 26 (H)!-
More than $50 suspected mar
Icotics peddlers were rounded up
and S500,O00 worth of dope was
iconfiscated over the week end.
The raids by Federal, State
and local officers bagged former
Bantamweight Boxer Keeny
Teran. "a. and Billy Anderson,
i25. son of comedian Eddie
(Rochester) Anderson.
Teran was described by Mat
thew M. O'Connor. State mar
Icotics inspector, as a major
pusher" (sellerl. The former
boxer. whose ring career was in
terrupted by tangles with mar
Icotics laws, was arrested with
$4,000 worth of heroin on him.
Mr.. O'Connor said.
Il was using 80 capsules a
day and if I had to kick the
habit cold turkey, I'd kill my
self" the ex-boxer told reporters.
The younger Anderson was a
former star athlete at Compton
(CalifD College and played pro
football briefly for the Chicago
Bears. He was arrested on a
narcotics charge three years ago
in Kentucky.
Evening star., 1956-03-26
KIuckhohnDue
On Trial |Agoin

RALEIGH. N c., Mar. 26 (P)
Richard Kluckhohn, 81, son oi
Harvard teachers, goes on trial
for the second time here today
in the fatal hotel window shoot
ing of a downtown woman shop
per last May. He is charged with
murder.
After his 5-to-10-year SEN
tence for involuntary manslaugh-
ter in his first trial in Superior
Court, Kluckhohn appealed to
the State Supreme Court and
won a new trial. He has been
free under bond.
The high court said the trial
Judge committed error in charg-
ing the jury
Kluckhohn had been convicted
of shooting Miss Bernice Seawell,
43. of Arlington, Va, a Washing
ton Government worker who was
shopping in Raleigh with her
mother, who lives in Sanford.
Miss Seawell was shot in q
parking lot behind the Sir Wal
ter Hotel while waiting for a
parking lot attendant to deliver
her car.
Kluckhohn, who checked out
of the hotel minutes after the
shooting was arrested a few
hours later at a friends house
lin Chapel Hill.