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MACHINERY and E0UIP.

HD-B LOADER. AIlis-chaImers.-
Completely rebuilt; $4,000 -Tp-lo
hulldo1er; International $4,000:
dump truck, international, lei so,
5000 ONO 0xd truck, 81 900. JE
2-676O, home; en-, 3-3fa0,
DIESEL ENGINE, Caterpillar p-44,
4-cylinder, new, 10 hours. Ideal
for tractor or stationery plant.
$1,000 ~ n-eibal
dle ADAMS ROAD GnADER---
HAROLD b YOUNG, Centroville.
Va, 7R s-B6aa,
BRAKES, power press, box and
pan and standard leaf 10 our
stock for Immediate delivery.
INDUSTRIAL SALES CO., AD.
nULLDOzER, 'b2 CATERPILLAR Df;
good condition. Clinton, Nd,
, Cypress 7-eoAb,
BAY CITY TRUCK CRANE, Model
lbO-TaO. Completely equipped, all
Accessories. Excellent condition,
RlnanelnE available. PETROLEUM
l,es.k. t-7bO6. nvsniuSI. 10,
N~ANNN4
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IRAlLERs

1 s.GsI ~ gS %. . u. s-siI ES'' 1i'
1RAlLkR. Stewart 10; so On: d
TRzgf. Yk.. n B.. A Va. u. a-,;aasssk
's7 MAf'LAKD. * II; ! ssdr1l:.
fnanes. so. B-o0ae.
WANTED-lpod clean. used hqQls
T saslaIiEsk sAr 80 VI. s.ss9a.
LATk-hfOpkL InAiLKk, iacieEy.
new eond.: full masonaFy adtl-
ton: sssss. lEsesss bowers. $500
/ WANT 10 BUx a TRAILRR. eoed
'54. All cash. so. A-7e6b.
HUNTING AND FEHHING TRAIIkR
Sleeps 81; Ice box. waterf nu-
s-asii 81 ~. e.isio.
HIGGINS GAMING TRAllRIlr--
Write o. call i, 3. BENNETT,
e9l0 copelelFh td- Bait. ~. Nd.
ALL-ME1At, ENCL0sKD, tear-dEop
shaped, utility trailer. bumper
hitch included: SIS, OIL. 6-i5bb
after / o'clock
UTILITY TRAfl.En. custom made:
guaranteed d. G. insp.: $3.50. lock.
key. hitch and title, IA. 0-Q2e6.
BUDDY 80 41-fE.: front kit: Will
tFade tor real estate. call 90.
5-9215.
TRAELEn, covered, 3 ~ SIS ~
fEamei $50. JM 5-1N7o.
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MO- MONEY DOWN

just payments Ike rent buys this
brend-new hose with liv. rm.,
bedrms.. kit. bath. lge. porch IN
alI.year waterfront community.
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GARAGES

WANTgD--space. vicinity Of aeth
and Alabama ave. Sc, 10. o~AOO3,
CAL Weekdaya after 4 pm.
AsHAlEAD PL. N.W.--darage Tor
rent, CAL Hu, a-0033.
FOR nBNI-nrlek buildings, iex
PHELPS. INC, Ma. $4,000.
5ae EInsf 81: NV. rear Gov
eminent Printing Ohice--3-car
ssi1s c wzis,sh dUST'' sac no no,
80. n W, ma, 6.6ABe.
sHEPHERD 6T. N.W.-Garage for
rent for small car or STORAGE; 81
mo. RA. 0-bOil,
FOR RENT---Double brick earaee
a. 1929 llying a.. n.w.i $40 mo.
voc 10th 81. N.w.-z-car .saEass
OF storage: modern hreproof bldg.
paved alley; rent $50. \. W.
THURM, pI, 7-33Oo.
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WATERFRONT PRoP. RENT

CHARMING, restored pFe-Civil War
sWater-front home In Chesapenke
Bay area, near Tides Inn and In
clan Creek Country Club. IA acres
with approximately 1000 feet on
water. Protected harbor for large
boat. Two piers. one piped for
water and RnSoline. also cleo
trieity. Excellent swimming, crab
ttng. fishing and water fowl shoot
ing 70 ee had. ofiered q SO, 900,
White Stone, Va.
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ALL.1lETAL RRcOUPE ana sWFT
Beth atfplanes are N ton eGnd !.
5000 ard $500 o. best o4er.
II not interested IN TOP airplanea.
cont bother, See BILL ERNSI a.
hanger 81, HYDE Fieid.
1875 CESSNA $40: 3e5 kTS. TT'
AkG-lR pomnl and l0eaiiSer,
ApE-lx. LvIR-36 trangeeIVsi
ARC-T-2iB tTnnamlltsr. mo
andio amnlifeF, cabin spesf sf.
lafefs TAI ll1htE. rotating beae1n,
anoInG lightP, IS amp eanefatoF
8enufttM g0ld. black ard Whit
Never damaSed. SAL ESQ. NAVii5hi
AVIATION, INC. nox 1. west
wood Nd. Phone FairVle0 e-Slai,
eyss., kalrvisM .so0i'
fRke eA,Is . elem; 800
buy See Anh save Cash. III.
GuLLWlNG eTlNeON s ni1ee;
VII 500 k.yycoming enEino, low
time. Good eon64. $3.50. Also
have engtne in crate, Lyeomlng
Rgs0.1a, SOC. h.p.; major so hrs.
plekeled and accessories; also
Hamilton standard prep. Car
ewes, m. a-1as7.
PIrER eppeE Cruiser TH-i3: excel
eond-; $3.50 arm. u. 3-a306.
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FULL RACE iae Mercury engine;
completely dramatically bnianced,
never been run, over $500 tn
vested; make Eena. ouer. XXI. g.
ron SALE ! practically new auto
radio, win az 1850 % sbz Odds.
Push button control fecund.
throushcut. neaG. LII. 1s11Da,
1Ni7 NAylor I'd, Sc. Apt. i.
WRkcklNG PLYM0UfH 1850.
transmission and rear end as
eemhly perfect conds front end
consisting Of radiator. erill. front
Tenders. headlighte and hood as
eemhlg. 4 wheels and tires. Best
inileF. ~. o-Bll1D,
I'D s0.54 Own, very clean, white
Ana ehFQlnes y193 Or best offeT.
Oh, 8-4oa1.
FORD TRAN6iiIssi0N, 3S-sls,
&2b. BUTCH. IA. 6-40fo. LIN.
coin high-speed gears.
CONTINENTAL KfT--Fof 'b7 Ford.
coral and white. SIS. Oh. g.
VISA
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ANNE ARUNDEL co.

A4N4NG AkhO4N0G4 ~.
Waterfront lots. widest part az
Maeothy River. "a Richie hwy.
near Route so. Exclusive private
Point on private road. Coed boat
ing. swimming. 1shing, large shade
trees. Cleared for eQilding, Or We
will build tor you. Phone OWNER,
Seyerna Park Pal.
The joseph D. L'Azenhv Co.
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Gift. SO Lone star util.
ity. 100-h.p. Gray g 1000
I2t-H. 81 chris-cratt sxpF.,
a2.it. Is shsphsrd nun A'VVO
about, ib0-h.p. Gray 3.OO0
2b-ft; 80 Marina Rocket
utility. 120-h.p. Gray $500
16-tt, 80 Cruis-Along expr.,
lb0.hp, Nordberg $500
twin SS-h'p' $500
27.ft. 80 cruis-Along expr.,
2lb-h.p. Interceptor 5000
27.ft. ie etylecfaft sedan.
lb-h,p. Chryaler 1000
27.ft. '4g Owens sedan.
1ls-hp. Gray 1000
20-ft, ~ Truscott, sedan
cruiser, l15-h.p. ChFysler 5000
lN6-ft. ,5l Richardson expr.,
asli is-h; z. chns s,1.r. O.. 1855
sxpr., isO-h.p. orsy e7ooI
soft, ,3a chris-crait expF.. 49,
si.it 80 c ovsna sSpr., s'OOO
81 IT. 'bl chris- Graft expr..
twin 145-h.p., extras $500
S1.lt 80 custom cruiser,
1lb-hp. Chryaler 1900
o&sLt. % -HAIti~CfAtt sedan,
twin ibO-h.p. 1900
- man. tyin isssS.n. . I4.soO
sedan, twin ob h.p.. $500
a4;;tsa chris-ctaft ssd.. ....
os;;its 90 Matthews cruiser. oso oO
ISs.it. 's3 chrIs-crsft Com "OOO
malder. twin l46-h.p.
lO.ftt,' 'sS Huekins. d.c.sb. io'OoO
twin l4B-hp. $500
l0-ft, 1873 Wheeler sedan;
twin lih-h,p. $500
4O-ft. 40 Chris-Craft Chai.
lenEeF, twin 200-h.p, -
lS:.it. $50 party ASKING boat, iO'1oO
coli. i;j5 houseboat. SUP. "oVV
Diesel. l7b-h.p. 1890
THE WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. s.W RE. 7-booB
Sunday, BY Appt. Only
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NIGH CASH PnICEs b1id for fof-
sl9n nnf aRqtIs e4s4l aqy nlekl
NV on. 2.410O
FORD s5b 81 40 6fa was. cash for
fona DEAL private parts. IA
|IANlcAn WANTED, IL rent paFf
time niehte ana week ends. viii
aecrps fea4onable rates. leep0neis
bic driver Call 10. f-4jB1
lNfQRTED CARS WAnAKp. al
MANHATTAN Afro. Ill ana Il
IT.. NV, HO $1,000.
n. q. DEALLnH PSI lop dollars for
care, wagQrit. VILLAGE MOTORS.
18th and Il, y ave, ne 40. 4.014l
We NEED CARS and station was.
onf, all makes models. will pay
on nainneee. Drive ~ 70
WOLFE MOTORS
lgnl WlecQneln Ave. NV.
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Compact operation gfisring boats
Tor hire, store, cory LIVING accom-
modalions Tor small family IN nice
neigliborhO0d. CONNER. s0ne; s17,-
800. Inspect and make onef.
round waterfront community. ex-
cept. val. AT &l3.75O. owner can
cali Mr.. POPHAM
Colonial o-24bf.--31i0
WI. j. nOEIiM, Broker
ioo South d, Annapolis, Nd.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

MOVING m ANNAPOLIS AREA--
] want 70 buy an ail-year home,
with 2 or 3 hedrmx. and modern
conveniences. Close 70 water, or
water privileges. Can pay cash.
Give price. details, and full par
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WILLIAM J. LITTLE


$50 Maine Ave. 9.W. Ma. s.501f
20 Maine Ave. 8,W. Di. T.ails
cnu19- ALONG de luxe 29-ft, An.
glef. 1858 model. powered with
new Gray marine i0e-h.p.: equip,
with necessary optional aeeesso.
Iiel. IN water. ready 70 20. Saw
e0l6 on list price ~ pnfchesis1
This week end.
Thompson f7-ft. Sea Lancer with
new 81 johnson 35-h.p.. IA elec.
start.: loaded with extras. Just
received from factory. RigRed and
ready 70 So Commute dRilvery
Save $500 b. buytng now. Our
New johnson motors. 81 models.
Two SS-h.p., manual start. Ct $40
O'Berry Marine Service
Phone 1871 0olomons. Nd.
USED BOAT SPECIALS
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70 cEoon an estate about qpe
seiss l, g th.ll eanh feRsl'sal, F.s,s
Automatic 81 heat model slee. ut,
NA NalhA eefnf nnfs nue1t cots
ta1e FInfHt NfhinE, crAhblils, We
round home Will rent 4iat no,
AaonR nne small estates. Price
S2l 400 Ierns
10 ACRES nne. dnfklns ahore,
sss hissss sad yh s,laa kIss s.s ses;
Nllegs yolg pvt, 0ood roads. Priced
$40 ACRES. 5 mi. water front.
n9e, 200 acres tiilAhie, : houses, ,
hafne eilo N4eei Etoek farm.
Finest dueklng ahnre, Needg for
deyeIonmenl. rfice 500 200.
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AUTOMODILEs VOR SALE

CADILLAC s22 Fleetwood 4-aoort
ias sn 'a cpsa ssss geg e ' sm
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 3. W Huay tat Ca Aye,l
CADILLAC 1855 n Dorado Seville
eeupes cleaning Alpine white and
black 2-tone finish; aenulne
pleated leather Interior completely
equipped including power eteefs
fnes power brakes electric windows
and seat. air condffioning plus
many other Fe1nens1ts. FaIl sale
Capitol Cad lilac Odds Co.
1922 END 81: NV: RE. z-2e00
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AL SiZES-SiO DOWN

.v.Isss, :. f., ..,,i lesy nav ,sv,u1 %H'or'
THE LIGHTHOUSE
Drive STRAIGHT ahead on Z, bcapiiol
II milpf naat Nd, Line--no turus.
Corner Hlso ~. ahd prive-in rest.
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WATERFRONT

". round homo wand beach q
front door excellent plfI, nulkhean
Nv, rrA., din rms nsltms. apd
shnn. Nscar garage IN GOOD r0sls
mnnllS. Near aenuula stores and
church .lfeA eosnmutins for p &.
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1858 gABER CABIN CRUISERS
De Luxe Mahogany Cabin
Ready for the Water
a3-Ft.---NoW 81 ,5OOi
$3.50 DOWN-$67 A MONTH
20-Et.-Now s0bOl
SIS DoWN-$44 A MONTH
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Tsleph0ns. Colonial 5-2sss
aeyekna Pnrk once. sew. Pk. lass
CoL0RKD - COLUMBIA nRACn'
2-bedFn. nan1nnry horne. tre. erf
pch.. Oh heak al NOD. iInpFoV.
1910. Easy terms. HflgE a Co.
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2 ACRES
THE REST

utility bidg, Pine view 81 west
40: $500 N al per w onO 90
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ACRE||'I--Si DOWN


II per wk,. 5000 total 4B nj.
Miami; ~, $50 sd. q. Box 2ent.
Miami Beach 20, Pa,
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SUSPENDED DRIVER
NOW KNOWS LAW
HAS LONG MEMORY

The long arm of the law
sometimes has n long
memory.
Michael William Smith,
81. got a long time in jail
2l0 days-after Traffic
Court Judge Mildred Reeves
found him guilty Of driving
with o revoked permit
three times.
Park Police Pvt. A. Werner
Conover arrested Smith on
December 10 for driving
without a District permit.
Smith produced a West Vir-
ginia permit and said he
just moved here and planned
to get a District permit
next week"
But Pvt. Conover remem-
bered the same story from
Smith three years ago. A
record check showed Smiths
District permit was re-
voked in 1855 for accumu-
lated violations.
Judge Reeves gave Smith
2l0 days for two offenses
of driving without a permit
in September and December
last year. She added a $3.50
fine for a driving without
q permit in January. 1856.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. ldD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Cdit three fuH days
and receipe the license on the
NTH day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Josephus cutchin, ~, and Jane ceeela,
John y. DOYLE. Al New. Canaan. Conn,
ana Amy ". Daganhardt. ~, Ss40
Russell ". Hy nw ss. 42e Mellon st,
Sc, and Rachel H. schiefer, 80, 25i0
Yrss en's 2 cSsyo aSs 3. Buctsport Ne.
and Jean Z. Francis. "a. 3435 r 1t.
xivez. af, both Of Baltimore s'O'
Thomas w. Farley, 22, sis Ineraham ii,
NV. and Dorothy N. Pointer. 81. IS
cisase inse. h. ~, baltimore. and
Donald N. Rickerson, 81 Arlington. Va,
ana Csroline ~ Williams ~. s423
.Nsd.iI HendeTscn' 81. .6sl 8 sth ct. NV.
and Dolores Donnell. 90, 627 Newton
sesayisr x Smith. h., SO, $3.50 Gu. s.
1850 Bath 81. NV.
sh! .sssh Hs.'f Evans q aS H %is sTS
MaTsRail !, Lsdford. 20. ,Arlins,on. Va.
M SRS Eos sa M Garcia 49, 4soS
n N; and viva 4. AcOstss 20. 1880
Edals' Red y. n,g y ! and shirley Jones. 40
Feiix whren, 81. 39.A 3 ct. NV, and
willie ~ Themes. IS. l71b 9Th 81,
chSster W Bates. 81. Portland. Me-, and
and Btonnis PsSree' rs. .Eaiauis..
oeIaid B. DAVIS, 81. Ahoski. NJ c., and
ws ss ~ E@s ssh. "a q t sSslG IA ana
Marie a. De Carlo, "a, Hysttsviiis.
El.S ssas' NJ r. H ::;a'H 81 81
Jimmy nSHt & seehoSsid, "a, so32 N At. NV.
and Betty J. shiek, 10, 1882 3iSt.
James sSs,t Il salss., , as; .ns I. Betty . Lips
and Arlene e. Minor, 20, 332 L at.
Paul c. white. 25, 2O2c 10Th at. NV,
and Dorothy L. Miller, ~, f474
Richsfd b. wetmors. 80, New York City.
and Mary T. Hill, 90, Wsithan, Mas
Anthony Todaro, A.. 3355 Denver Al
wvsishloaHndt II EiIsss oiynn' 49, County
Peter II. Michsslsen, 80. and Lis A.
Reiner. 81. both Of Copenhagen. ben.
stanford p. Barbarin, 25, and Dolores
=: Nelson. 10. both Of s0OS sherman
james NJ Hendlsy. 81, 1920 Fuller a..
snd Jacaueline NJ Clark. 20, La Plata.
Ronald Y. oiles. II, 26cO 10th Al. Sc.
and Annie N Allen, 10. 1000 JDth at.
James Z. Nicely. 10, ssi7 Pennsylvania
bie Bth az sc -
RAYMOND = Thompson. 10. J2l 38th u
ne. and Rosa L. Taylor, ~. 1913
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S2O1 Mi||ionT Top
Budget Urged

The District budget for the
coming year should not exceed
$20l million. the Federation Of
Businessmen's Associations rec
ommended last night.
The figure represents the reye-
nue. expected during the next
fiscal year. according to Ben
jamin Striner. chairman Of the
groups Finance Committee.
Mr.. Striner said the District
now has enough money to cover
the $2Dl million without having
to use the SOS million 1t has in
surplus"
About $207 Million
AS it now stands, Mr.. Striner
said, the proposed budget for
1858 will be around $207 million.
Actually. he added. close to 1924
million will be spent.
Mr.. Striner received the in
dorsement Of the federation
when he asserted the Federal
Government must pay all of
It's authorized $23 million to the
District" He said that in 1855,
when the Federal contribution
was set at SIC million, only SIC
million went to the District. Last
year, with the Federal share at
$2S million, $40 million went to
the District. he said.
He called the Federal payment
setup completely inadequate"
and suggested that an actual
percentage method with a sliding
scale would be a possible solu-
ton to the problem.
The Federation also urged that
economy be practiced wherever
possible in handling the District
budget,
Other Actions Taken
In other action, the group:
/. Called on District officials
to offer relief to the small BUSH
nessmen by eliminating the I'M
Incorporated tax now levied. It
was revealed that Maryland and
Virginia do not have this tax.
2. Endorsed a proposed amend
ment to q bill now before Con-
gress requiring a five-year term
Of residence for members Of the
permanent board Of assistant
assessors.
8. Backed a bill now before
the House that would provide
full and fair disclosure of the
character of charitable, benevo-
lent. patriotic or other solicita-
tons in the District"
John L. c. Sullivan, president,
conducted the meeting in the
Board Room Of the American
Security q Trust Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

We have the largest record depart.
ment in metropolitan Washington
We are the largest hI.FideIity Dealer
In the Metropolitan Area.
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9th Man Held
In MutiIution

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 10
RN-Ofhcers announced last
night the arrest Of a sixth white
man in a Negroes sex mutila-
ton. described as a Ku Klux
Khan leadership test.
The sheriff's Office said Gro
yer A. Mccullough, A, an I'M
employed carpenter. was ar
rested on mayhem charges and
placed under $4,000 bond.
The arrest closed a week.
long hunt for six white men.
some robed and hooded, who
kidnapped Judge Aaron and
mutilated him September 2.
Officers said the mutilation
was performed by one Of the
men to prove himself" worthy
Of becoming assistant exalted
cyclops in a xxx group.
The other five men also were
charged with mayhem and
their bonds set at $4,000 each.
Investigators said Mr.. Aaron
was picked by chance, as the
men wanted "just any Negro
man" following a meeting of
an unchartered Khan group.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Ellison
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Fire Damages Guruge
At Vincent Price Home

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 10 up.
-Firemen arriving at the home
Of Vincent Price. actor and art
expert, found his wife and their
son, Vincent, jr.. II. spraying
a garage apartment fire with
garden hoses.
The flames did an estimated
$4,000 damage yesterday. Mr..
Price is on an Eastern lecture
tour. None Of his paintings
was threatened.
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was gathering at Fehr School.
Kasper drew a crowd of about
EnO
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|2dCrOssburned
In Greensboro

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Sept.
10 R.-A blazing cross on a
school superintendent lawn
and a court appeal by white
parents marked the start of
the second week Of Indignation
in white schools of three North
Carolina cities.
Otherwise, calmness prevailed
on the indignation scene.
In Charlotte, where four
Negroes entered four white
schools last week, a group Of
white parents yesterday filed
notice Of appeal Of a State
court ruling which threw out
their suit to prevent Negroes
from attending the white
school.
Greensboro police last night
reported a crude cross was set
af1re on the front lawn of
School Supt. Ben L. Smith. Six
Negroes entered previously all
white schools in Greensboro
last week.
The fiery cross was the Sec
ond reported in Greensboro in
a 48-hour period. A sl1eriff's
deputy said he saw a blazing
cross on the lawn of one of
the integrated schools Saturday
night.
Winston-Salem, which ad-
mitted one Negro to a white
high school, reported no in
cidents.
The Charlotte white parents
took exception to an August
20 ruling by Superior Court
Judge J. VIII Pless that their
objections to the indignation
constituted a class action pro-
hibited by the States Pupil As
Signment Act. He threw out
their motion for a permanent
injunction barring integration.
Parker Whedon. attorney for
the parents, indicated at the
hearing that they would appeal.
Judge PleSs gave the parents
80 days to serve their case. He
gave another Is days to the
Charlotte school board to file
an answer.
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said B. A. Floyd, 81, one of
those arrested. was slated for
promotion to assistant exalted
cyclops. Others are William
j. Miller. %; J. N. Griffin. So;
Joe Pritchett. 81, and Jesse
Mabry.
Officers said the mutilation
also was planned to send
Shuttlesworth a message as
to what would happen to a
Negro sending his child to a
white school"
The Rev. F. L. Shuttlesworth,
president Of q Negro pro-inte-
grafton group. was beaten by
white men yesterday as he at
tempted to enter his two
daughters and several other
Negro children in a white
school.
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was gathering at Fehr School.
Kasper drew a crowd of about
500.
JanitOr'S Tires SlaShed
Violence continued immedi-
ately after school at Fehr with
slashing of two tires on the
automobile of the schools
Negro janitor, Richard Han
cock. AZ, plus an attempt to
set the interior afire.\
Mr.. Hancock said he started
TO walk home on discovering the
fiat tire.
Il looked back and saw
about a dozen white men fol-
lowing me. They started
throwing things at me and /
ran"
He went into a nearby house
and called police, who took
him home.
About nightfall a sullen
crowd began to gather at the
school, apparently spontane-
ously. with a high percentage
Of teen-agers.
Soon afterward bottle and
brick throwing began from the
shadows along the street and
a lookout system was organized
for spotting NegoreS' cars q
block ahead.
When they came abreast the
school bricks. rocks and bottles
rained on them. One car was
halted and rocked from side
to side by a gang before being
allowed to proceed.
Shortly afterward rs police
men moved into the crowd and
began to disperse it while other
officers set up road blocks at
all nearby intersections.
Two Persons Arrested
Two persons were arrested
including Mrs. Mary Helen
Green, 33. who had previously
been arrested during the day
( time disturbances. The crowd
rapidly dwindled to a few
stragglers.
Anticipating violence such as
today's. the 1857 Legislature
passed a law making illegal
possession or use Of dynamite a
felony punishable by a maxi
mum prison sentence of 10
years.
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FurcoIo Halls
Fuubus OK of
States PurIey

BOSTON. Sept. 10 (P.-
Gov. Foster Furcolo OF Mas
Sachusetts today expressed de-
light at what he called accep-
lance by Gov. Orval FaubuS OF
Arkansas. Of his plan to seek
a solution to the indignation
problem by Cancellation.
Gov. Furcolo said last night
that Gov. FaubuS suggested
that the Cancellation team be
made up of five Governors.
Two would be from States
which have indignation prob
lens Excluding Arkansas, two
from States which have solved
the indignation question and a
fifth Governor from a State
which has had to make no de-
cision on integration.
Gov. Furcolo said that be-
fore proposing the Cancellation
plan to Gov. Faubus, he dis
cussed 1t by telephone with sew
eral Governors. including Gov.
William G. Stratton of Illionis,
chairman of the Governors
conference. who was invited TO
name the committee.
Today the Americans FOL
Democratic Action issued a
statement strongly opposing
Gov. Furcolo's plan.
DR.. Samuel Beer. chairman
of the Department Of Govern
ment at Harvard and chairman
Of the Massachusetts, State
ADA, said:
Americans for Democratic
Action is shocked and dis
tresSed that Gov. Furcolo has
seen At to put a cloak Of re-
spectabnity over Gov. Faubus
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Bomb Threat Empties
School at Birmingham

ferred the petitions TO him,
that removed the case from
the authority Of any principal
involved"
Mr.. Shuttlesworth pledged
to a colored mass meeting last
night that he would continue
his fight for racial integration.
Speaking with one arm in a
sling, he urged his audience
not to retaliate because of the
attack on him.
He addressed a heavily guard
ed meeting of the Alabama
Christian Movement for HUI
man Rights, which he heads.
The movement was founded
after the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People was outlawed in Ala
bama last year.
White Reporters Barred
White reporters were barred
from the meeting. but listened
to the speech through win
dows.
Commissioner Lindbergh said,
THE Negroes will not enter our
schools. We will use police to
keep them out"
There is no parallel between
this case and the one in Ar
kansas" he declared, although
the results will be the same:
The Negroes will not enter our
schools"
THE Governor Of Arkansas
is acting in direct conflict with
a Federal court order" he said.
I'VE are acting under the au-
thority of Alabama law. We
are going to maintain law and
order"
Three white men arrested
after the disturbance outside
Phillips yesterday were charged
with assault with intent to MUIR
der and freed on $500 bond
each. They were identified as
w. H. Cash. so; I. F. Gauldin,
AZ. and j. E. Breckenridge, 26,
all of Birmingham.