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GARDEN PARADIsE-BundTeds :

GARDEN PARADISE-Hundreds Of
azaleas. dogwoods and other fine
trees and shrubs surround this
unusual all-brick home. mr.. Four
Corners. Ideal for retired folks.
M bus and shopping. 2 Ice. lst-
n. 0edrms.. sep din. rm., full
nsmt.; Sig's5O; a, j. KEsSINGER
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SILVER SPRING, oakvisW-i-yf-
old spacious 4-bedrm. 3-bath aplit.
level, lge. mod. kit. full din. rm.
eenter-han, rec, rm., patio, bsmt
Excel location, schools, shopping
transp, Assume 3O-year, 4sss al
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SILVER STRING = Lovely home
with terrific financing; 3-bedrm.
brick rambler, on pretty corner
ssmt nv only sn years earn d 5S ,s siy dd 5SIl
payment: assume large az lst
trust Don't pass this BY CAL ~
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ROCKVILLE AREA. 3 and 4
bedrm homes from $4,000 to
$4,000; paw small FILA down
payment with balance less than
rent Competent statesmen and A.
nancial advisors to explain the
mechanics OF purchasing a home.
S z. BOGLEY, INC, Pc. 2-6151;
ewes, Mr. Bluebond. Pc. 2-69l4.
ROCKvILLE-Large lot, full base
m men ,o screened s g9oETeehh' Ss5aSe.
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I AeI 2, g...,,..., -.
bLLERY HOLLOW. yA.-s-bsdrm,

WHEATON AREA-3 bedrms.. sen
salnI Ram Ssm, s'u RSsso, s .i.D,i ~ T T2
reduced Ml e Ssnasi sSo Ut ~, Lease AS
Tor l-yr, lease Occupy on OF
about July 1. VII. 6-3447,
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PICTURESQUE STONE HOME. ii
excellent area Of Woodside Forest
lust grand for entertaining In
numbers. 3 bedrms.. > baths on
md floor: liv. rm. din. rm.. kit
den and powder rm on LIST floor
rec. rm., maids rm.. bath and "a
rase in bsmt. All rms. are spa
clous. Priced far below production
cost. Csll JUs 5-4222, LAWRENCE
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WOOD ACRES on Mass Ave -

WOOD ACRES, on Mass. ave. ext. |:
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, den, garase
walk-out bsmt.. shaded lot: / Blk
elem. school mr.. jF. high and
parochial schools; S25,5O0. 6I03
Wynnwood I'd. or call OIL. 6-SO73.
wOODSIDE-our best listing S25, :
500. A gorgeous custom rec nm.
tops OF this beautiful brick home;
twin-si1ed bedrms.. large screened
porch; Wv. Competing. ASHLEY
q CO.., 10. 6-2322, p til q.
500 down. bedrms., detached,
Ners NIL Village. 450S Mahan
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BETHESDA-Preyiew Showing nv
APPOINTMENT SUNDAY Of
very large new brick Colonial.
center hall. 4 bedrms., lst-ir
mahogany-paneled library and
powder room. big sun deck on
master bedroom, garage Enormous
lerrace-leYel recreation area.
TRADES CONSIDERED. To see
call Margaret Mas, OIL. 4-4S46
With THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO.,
OIL. 4-1424.
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SILVIA sPRINo-BTieE.

SILVER sPRING-Brick. 3-bedrm..
l s.hath rambler. English bSmt,
osnsr T sssrs 1lSs'y Il sis Fss T Hs
sumo 4isss loan or FHA with
81 1000 On. Call 10, b-30sS.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, Mat.
SILVER sPRING-Air-cond ram
rms. : baths, IMAM many i Extra s 80,
by OWNER, 10. 4-59iO.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

arc AND NH PERsONNEI.-Fx-
pertly Handicapped property with
pieturesque rock Rarden. Almost
rev spilt-level. oedTma.' ? baths,
Nv. rm. Assume &l0,iO0, fhes OF
loan Payable sii7,22, $4,000 will
handle 10, b-36s6, SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES, Nat.
ALTA VISTA TERR.-3-bedroom
brick-and-frame Colonial, irepl
IN llv. rm., all mod. kit, 1st-fi
powder rm.. full bsmt., outside
entr., paneled rec, I'm scr. porch,
attached garage. $4,000. GEO
". ROBERTSON, Realtor, OIL
.-2l23, ewes, OIL. e-2570.
uRrmrana 80. ,t,. -
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BETHESDA-Sl 500 dn. will buy
this 3-bedrm. brick Colonial.
screened porch. paneled rec. rm.
Ideal location for schools, shop
ping. public transportation, etc,
yet on very quiet street. BY appt.
only, ST. 3-1776 weekdays or OIL.
4-6073 nights or week ends.
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Sth and Peabody n.w.-Gorgeous
home, including completely tiled
kit, and complete knotty-pine rec.
rm.; $1,000 On. required. ALSO
bungalow, ouackenbos st. NV.
elusive S O0V With pA's sidLE Is'uise0 CO %,
brokers' cooperation invited, ST
3-12Sl 1884; ewes. and Sun. DE.
Emil
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A LARGE BRICK HOME-FoT 4
large family: st. Michaels Parish
and public schools: FHA approved /.
S22.500. $4,000 list: pick your
own redee. colors: vacant; In
spect now. S407 Cedar ST.. Silver
Spring, Open Sat. and Sun.
COFFMAN REALTY CO, JU. o.
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kENSINGTONj S395 dn. and settle
ment costs-3-bedrm. rambler; Ice
screened porch, washer and drier,
$4,000. 10. 5-36SS, SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES, Mgt.
KENWOOD AREA (Tulip Park
A community of distinctiVely
styled center-hall split-leVels will
open June 2S Oh Mass. ave. ext.
Priced under $4,000. They will
offer bedrms., 3 full baths, sep.
din. rm. and Ice. breakfast rm.,
rec. rm., game rm., Ice. wooded
lots; BETHESDA REALTY OIL.
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FAMILY WITH CHILDREN SHOULD
buy this tmmac. split-level home
M. public, parochial and IT. hiel
schools in Silver Spring-3 excel
bedrms., magnificent rec. rm., :
baths, scr. porch; lge.. level lot
trees; S2l $50. A. ]. KFSSINGEF
q Co, JU. 9-4544
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10. 5-lII3. y .tlI 3.
POTOMAC-Custom-built contem-
porary 4-bedrm., 3-bath rambler
on 2h acres: fully fenced. stable
productive orchard and garden,
close in, additional ground avail
able. Owner purchased another
home and has priced for lmmed
sale. HANDSOME RAMBLER con-
tanning over 1850 50. #. of liv-
ing space. on ga acres: truly ths
home for the discriminating fam
lily DESTROYS of the finest. First Of
fering STATELY COLONIAL. on
3 acres containing 4 oedrms., z
distinctive features. Owner leav-
ing area and will consider any
reasonable offer. CLIFFORD v
LITTLE, Pc. 2-2S2S or PO. 2
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WHEATON WOODS-Beautiful A.
bedrm.. 2-bath Diet. brick Cape
Cod home, completely redec.: full
bSmt., lge. lot; equip. kit; ready
TO move in. II you need a larger
home see this one; S4a5 down
Trades accepted. OWNER. 10.
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SILVER sPRTNG-S9a5 down and
Sl37 per mo, viii buy direct from
owner this modern brick Colonial
with 3 bedrms.t "a baths; garage
Ice, scr. porch. patio. barbecue
and other extras. Price reduced 10
$4,000, Open Saturday and Sun
day = Dale drive. JU. 1880.
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SILVER SPRING-Assume 4lses
Gil loan. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
on corner lot, close in. paneled
rec. rm.. > firepls. fenced yd
with barbecue. Scar driveway
storm windows and doors, bus
stop at door, walk to schools. Buy
direct from owner on premises
$1,000 dn.. mo. payments, 81 u
incl taxes and insurance. JU
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HAMMOND WOOD - Charles M.
Northumberland 3-bedrm. con-
temporary rambler; features. ca
thedral ceiling. frepl., terrace; on
"a acre with tail trees; near
s siESao VA vTEnAp g. sasS O"NEh'
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MANOR CLUB-LARoE, well ap-
pointed 2-story home, facing golf
tSolIsd S eommnnity " rms saIe car
ries full membership in Manor
Country Club. George ave. ex-
tended, miles north Of Wheaton
club entrance. left TO open sign.
OPEN FROM / TO DARK SUN.
EDW. p. GILL, VII. 6-90S9. WA.
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SILVER REORGANIZATION AHA,
1905 claridge rd.s open 80 'til
g-A very desirable a-bedFm
home With h,.wh.. unusual ex-
pans e, possieilitle, on very lse
schools: properly faces beauttiSl
wooded recreation center Many
extras with house Price, Si6,aSO
DIR oeorgia ave. 70 Viers Mi
I'd. viert Mn I'd, 20 right turn
% clarldge. BRoUssARD AoEN-
CI INC 10. 1-s05i, ewes. ~.
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HTLLs-charm

ing 3-bedrm, Georgian Colonial
with center hall, formal dining
rm.. modern kit with plenty OF
cupboard space, study and pow
der rm on LIST mr.: paneled rec.
rm., 2-car garage; beautiful Sc
cluded Italian garden. KORZEN-
DORFER, Realtor, OIL. 4-Slll til q
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KENsINGTON; By oWNER-3-bed.
room all-brtck: oE kit. lac. scr
school. shopping and Community
pool: Sl5.950. WI. 6-273O.
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HAMLET-Large, custom. five-bed-
I'm. 3h-bath homei recreation
room, patio, many wonderful fea-
lures for iarge family. Pine condi-
non; Call MIS-; sullivan 81.
LIPS Co. on. 4-l424.
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do not know where you
Americans got the 'Enkru-
NAH pronunciation. My
names pronounced 'N'kru-
man," he said giving the
IN" the same sound it has
in mo" Just thought
you'd like to get it straight.
MARJORIE POST MAY
stepped down as a director
of the General Foods Corp.
at the company's annual
meeting in New York on
Wednesday. Mrs. May, whose
father Charles w. Post
founded the Postum Co., pred
ecessor of General Foods con-
Germ. was a director for %
years.
Succeeding her on the
board was the noted editor
of the Ladies Home Journal.
Mrs. Beatrice Blackmer
Gould. +. And at the same
meeting that drew 600 stock
holders, more than half OF
them women, the first woman
vice president of the corpor-
alton was elected-Miss FL
len-Ann Durham. director of
General Foods Kitchens since
1947.
It's nice to ear Of fem
mime success in a firm that
topped the billion dollar
mark for the first time at the
end of the fiscal year on
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Deputy Undersecretary Of
State 10y Henderson was
there and chatting with Bob
Bowie Of H Harvard, former
head of the Policy Planning
Staff. This September, the
latter will begin something
new at Harvard-a nine
month seminar on interna-
tional diplomacy for Class l
diplomats from 8 or 9 coun-
tries around the world.
Assistant Secretary of State
Walter Robertson came by in
dinner jacket. en- route to
Gen. and Mrs. Randolph
Pate's dinner for Nine. Chi
ang Kai-shek. Assistant Sec
rotary Butts" Macomber was
similarly attired.
Deputy Director of Central
Intelligence Agency and Mrs.
John Amory said they were
headed for Maine in a few
days. They will take with
them on a trailer a 26-foot
boat John has built himself
in back of their house here
on Dexter terrace. It's no
mere hull, either; it's com.
plete with cabins. Mary said
she was allowed" to do the
painting. y
United States Information
Boss George Allen was there
with his wife Kitty; the
Link" Whites, Jerry and
Edith Green, Assistant Secre-
tary of Defense and Mrs.
Murray Snyder, Chalmers
Roberts, and "Phyzzie" and
Bob Lee. The latter were
talking about the terrible
accident Italian diplomat
Franco Lucioli Ottieri had
Sunday night when he and
his Embassy colleague Saliva
tore Porcari collid e d.
Frances wife Carolyn was
in Brussels when the &C
cident occurred but reached
her husbands side in George
town hospital by early
Tuesday morning. Franco
was reported better yesterday
and able to speak for the
first time.
PRIME MINISTE r.
KWAME NKRUMAH Of
Ghana said at the Nixons'
dinner Wednesday night. II
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
n ne~~N peAtr
Vice President Pays Honor
To Greatest Venezuelan

boga and Haiti's Ambassador
Fouche along with represent
tatives to the OAS-Cuba's
Baron, Venezuela's Peroso.
Peru's Bautista de Lavalle,
and the Dominican Repub-
lies Diaz Ordonez.
Each received a leather
album Of sheets of the new
stamps at the close Of the
speeches in a ceremony
slightly reminiscent of gradu-
ates getting their diplomas.
Venezuela's Charge d. Affaires
Acosta called out their
names. The stamp col
lecting diplomats must have
been delighted. POST
master General Art Summer
field was so pleased with
them he said, Il think they
are perfectly beautiful-the
stamps of course. not the al
bum"
Assistant Secretary Of State
Andrew Berding said some
thing in his talk that was
new to many of us-that
Bolivar had a treasured por-
trait locket of George WASH
ington containing a lock Of
G. WIS hair. Washington's
family sent it to him be-
cause they had been friends.
+ y 4
THE ANDREW BERDINGS
entertained yesterday after
noon in their Foxhall road
house in honor of his retiring
deputy, Burke Wilkinson, and
his wife. It's not final
but the State Department
grapevine says Burke is slated
for the Paris post of Public
Affairs Officer to Gen. Lauris
Norstad, head Of SHAPE.
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March 81, 1888. A record was
set In earnings Of s4e.3oT. 900.
MRS. ROBERT w. WILSON.
head OF Red Cross volunteers
throughout the country. win
adorn the fisurs OF Clara Bar
ton at the wax museum with
q pin Tuesday afternoon at
3 O'Clock. The only pho
tograph the museum could
ind OF the founder Of the
American Red Cross from
which the sculptor modelled
the figure. showed an early
re pin at her throat. &.
An exact duplicate of that
particular pin could not be
found.
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Davis OF Bridgeton. N. J.
An August so wedding Ia
planned.
Bowie-Thompson
Mira Dorothy Bowie OF
Faulkner. Md. announces
the engagement Of her
daughter Mary Roberta TO
Mr.. Winston Arealus
Thompson. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thurman Z. Thomp-
son Of Naylor. Md. A Sep
tember wedding is planned.
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ment Of their daughter Nancy
Joan 10 Mr.. Richard Finn
Tomasson of Philadelphia.
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Solfast Tomasson OF Rock
vile Center, Long Island,
N. Y. A late summer wedding
Is planned,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25
By BETTY BEALE

Vice President Nixon left a
highly important meeting Of
the National Security Council
yesterday morning to speak
on behalf of the great Vene-
zuelan hero, Simon Bolivar.
But his appearance had
nothing to do with his hap
less trip to Venezuela.
He spoke in the elegantly
paneled, crystal-lit reception
room of the Postmaster Gen.
eral, which was filled with
South American ambassadors
or their representatives,
members Of Congress, exec
utive officials, press and no
doubt some eager philatelists.
The occasion was the form
al issuance of the first Simon
Bolivar stamps, the second in
the Champion of Liberty"
series, and this particular
stamp was planned long be-
fore Mr.. Nixon ever took OF
for South America.
PRESIDENT EISENHOW-
Err, Vice President Nixon and
Secretary Of States Dulles all
attended the ceremony that
launched the Ramon Mag
saysay stamp a year ago, but
all three couldn't leave the
Security Council meeting yes
terday morning.
Perhaps it's just as well.
Only about nine ambassadors
were there, including ENJOYS
to the GAS. The rest were
ministers, counselors. first
secretaries, etc. The top
level men were Mexico's AM
bassador Tello, Ell Salvador's
Ambassador Castro, Uru-
guay's Ambassador Lacarte.
Ecuador's Ambassador Chiri-
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Womock-Dovis

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Lenwood Womack announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Elizabeth Ann 70
Mr.. Paul Lee Davis. son OF
MIR. and Mrs. r. Fisher
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ENGAGED
Althuuser-Betor

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank De-
Wolf Webster Of Coral Ca
bles. Fla. announce the en-
gagement OF Mrs. Webster's
daughter Miss 0wendolyn
Swift Althauser 10 Mr..
Gregory Alden Betor, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Leroy Betor.
A late August wedding Is
planned.
Lensen-Tomdsson
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter O..
Jensen announce the engage
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1907 F Open 1919 Thurs.
7th & K, 1919 Thurs.
3ll3 l4th, 5000 Daily
-4483 CONN.,, 5000 Daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
Queen Unlikely
To Visit U. S. in
SO, Palace Says

LONDON. April % tP).-A
Buckingham Palace spokesman
said today there has been mo
mention" of extending the Ca
madam visit next year Of Queen
Elizabeth II to the United
States.
The American Embassy here
also reported it had no infor-
nation of another American
tour for the Queen and her hus-
band. Prince Philip. who Wis
tied Washington, Williamsburg
and New York last year after
their tour of Canada.
The palace spokesman said
details for the next tour were
primarily the responsibility Of
the Canadian government and
as yet no firm dates for the
royal visit have been decided
Canada, however, expects her
in April to open the st. Law
renee Seaway as the start of
what the Queen said in Ottawa
last october she hoped would be
a more extensive tour than the
1857 visit.
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Lowman'S condition remains
critical.
This is the first instance in
which such a complex proceed
ure has been attempted and 1t
is much too early TO evaluate
it in terms Of future treatment
of kidney failure" a hospital
report said. Nevertheless. the
report added:
The rejection Of tissues be-
tween non-related persons q.
If overcome. could mean a new
era in medical science"
Mrs. Lowman was born with
only a single kidney. She
became critically i'll in mid
March when hemorrhage de-
veloped in the single kidney.
To save her life the kidney was
removed. She was flown to
Boston and placed under treat
ment with the Peter Bent
Brigham artificial kidney, while
more than As doctors and five
Boston medical institutions
pooled the knowledge that re-
suited in the nonrelated trans
plant.
The transplant kidney was
removed from a girl suffering
from hydrocephalus as a part
of the treatment to provide
drainage Of abnormally collec-
ting spinal fluid. She was
not identified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
Kidney Potent Lives
After Rare Surgery

BOSTON. April % P.-An
Ohio woman without a kidney
of her own has been kept alive
for FIVE weeks at Peter Bent
Brigham Hospital with a kidney
transplanted from an unrelated
4-year-old child.
This transplant is the first
of its kind. Kidneys have been
tranSplanted successfully be-
tween identical twins. but never
before between unrelated per-
sons. The obstacle was the
tendency Of the recipients body
TO reject the transplanted
tissue.
But in the case of Mrs. Gladys
Lowman, 81. of Franklin. Ohio.
kidney function has gradually
increased, although it is too
early to predict success. A hos
pital announcement said Mrs.
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Hospital Elects
Officers Again

The Greater Southeast Com
munity Hospital Foundation,
Inc. reelected its officers and
chose eight trustees last night.
Meeting in the Anacostia
High School Auditorium, the
foundation returned to Office:
Raymo nd j. McDonough,
president; Frank Small, jr.,
first vice president; DR.. Otis
r. Farley, second vice presi-
dent; Solomon w. Greenberg,
third vice president; Ernest J..
Read, jr., executive secretary;
Gertrude B. Payne, recording
secretary; Carl M. Loffler, cor
responding secretary. and
Charles c. Elderkin, treasurer.
Trustees selected for three
year terms were Harry S. Bow
man, Mr.. Elderkin, Walter
Fowler, Mr.. Loffler, Mrs. Payne,
E. Forrest Warner and Ohio H.
Williams. Elected for a two
year term was Mrs. Blanche
yon de Rec.
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the resolution and that they
actually did influence him.
The other indictment charged
the two with using deceitiul
and artful means 10 obtain the
$500 from is Baxley resi-
dents.
II has not yet been deter
mined whether the two will be
tried jointly or separately on
the charges, Cheney Grimm
demanded an early trial on the
earlier indictment.
The Governor. his brother
and Mayor Dunn are all Dem
ocrats.
The Governor, at his news
conference today. again called
the charges politically inspired
and added:
IF you want TO arrive at the
truth, under Georgia law in
charges like these the giver is
Just as guilty as the receiver.
So let's indict all concerned and
let the hide go with the hair"
The influence charge Is q
felony punishable by impriSon-
ment Of / to 20 years. Cheat
ing and swindling is a mis-
demeanor punishable by i'm
prisonment OF six months. IL
months at hard labor or a
$1,000 fine. or all or any COM
bination Of penalties.
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moral pressure from the rest
Of this country" a Jewish civic
Ieade rfrom Atlanta said Mon
day night.
Arthur J. Levin, Southeast
ern director OF the Anti
Defamation League OF B'nai
Birth. said the South's liberal
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leaders welcome help 10 "break
the stranslehold OF the planta-
ton past"
He told a meeting OF B'naI
Birth Argo Lodge at the jew
ish Community Center that
pressure by governmental, civic,
educational and religious lead
ers must be exerted II the
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was not indicative OF COM
munity ill-will,
ION the contrary" ne said
Christian Jewish relations In
these cities are exemplary"
What the bombings did rep
resent, he said, was the fact
that the Ku Klux Khan and the
klan-type OF mentality has lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23

South Is 10 meet the challenge
OF the future.
Most OF ALL" Mr.. Levin said
I'VE need the pressure OF ma
tional public opinion"
Referring 10 the recent
bombings OF Jewish centeri
In Nashville. Tenn. and Miami
Fla, Mr.. Levin said the violence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23

It's last shred Of influence and
has been repudiated by decent
Southerners everywhere be-
cause of It's religious bigotry."
B'nai Birth President Philip
M, klutznick announced that
the Jewish service organization
will hold It's 1853 triennlal con-
vention in Israel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23

Fulton County grand jury yes
terday,
The indictments grew out OF
charges that a group OF BaXley
citizens paid $500 as expenses
In connection with a legislative
resolution TO convey 1924 acres
OF land 10 them for recreation
al purposes,
Action No Surprise
II was expecting It," said
Cheney Griffin. He declined
further comment and referred
TO a statement released last
week in which he said;
This is all part Of a scheme
OF political persecution and
the charges made are abSo-
lutely unfounded and untrue. I"
At that time he was referring
TO an indictment charging
him with, influencing the Gov
ernor for pay. The Fulton So
licitor generals prosecutors
Office said the new indictments
Supersede the earlier one and
include Mayor Dunn.
Other Indictment
One Of the indictments is
sued yesterday charged that
Cheney Grifiin and Mayor
Dunn received $500 for in
fluencing the Governor to sign
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Influence Case Indicts
Gov. Griffin's Brother

ATLANTA. Ga, April % R,-A brother OF Gov. Marvin
Griffin and the Mayor OF BaXey have been indicted charges
OF cheating and swndne and taking money TO influence the
Governor.
r. A. Cheney Grimm and Mayor j. NJ. Dunn named
Jointly both charges two indictments returned by the
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South's Bios
Seen Easing

Prejudice and segregation in
the South eventually can be
broken through continued
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