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N. Y. COTTON

we're lower during the late morninS IN
quiet dealings
A furry Of liquidation in nearby
May unsettled the market Temporarily
with losses extending to 50 cents
bale. When the pressure lifted. prices
retraced a good part Of the decline as
mill buying increased.
Noon prices were UNCHANGED to- IS
cents a bale lower than the previous
close. May 1888, July 34.44 and Oc-
tober ~ JIG
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]. c. Penney Co. in Is
months ended January 81
earned $46.876,831 or $3.50 a
share VS.. S49,4l0.892 or Sc in
1858.
American Marietta Co. In 3
months ended February %
earned $3.200.44S or SO cents a
share VS.. $2.l38,747 or IS cents
in 1858 period.
N. Y, Chi. & st. L. R.R. in
2 months ended February %
earned $l.7l6,792 or ~ cents a
share VS.. $874.447 or 81 cents
in 1858 period.
Other earnings included:
Fer Year RnAaA nAan-k.- a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Group Highest Bidder
For Delaware Bonds

NEW YORK, Mar. 10 (AP)
An underwriting syndicate
managed by Bankers Trust Co.,
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank
and Chase Manhattan Bank
rendered the apparent best bid
today for $12.5 million Of Della
ware various purpose bonds.
The bid was 100.4399 for a 3
per cent coupon.
Subject to award. the gen.
eral obligation bonds due 1850
10 were reoffered TO yield l.8o
to sos per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Mar. Is CAPl tTJspAl,
Butter oferines ample. Demand ir.
refular. Receipts .2o4.00O. Whole
Creamery, 81 score (AA1 $3.50.
cents. % score (A) 5sta SO.
Cheese steady; Receipts lTI.OO0.
York SPOT quotations follow. Midvss s.
erh;. Extras (4s-5O ,lhsl 36-3S; extras
medium 33 -34ia; standards large 35-
36ls: checks 1913 whites: Extras
1850 lbs) 37-3e; extras medium "a :
20 Browns; Extras 1850 lbsI 3s-
Nearby: Whites: Top quality as
30 !bs) 31l1-40k: mediums 35-36ia:
smalls 1880 Browns: Top quality
1880 lbsl 37ia.3sA: mediums 3Iiz-
351s: snialls 2SIs-30,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

81 CHOICE"
STOCKS
Our Stock Service
Digest Included in
80 Day Trial,
gives you the 81
stocks most wide.
ly recommended
BY ~ other I'd.
visory services.
Also . list Of 20
Low Priced"
stocks.
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Bark Special
BARR

REALTY, INC.
2l16 WILSON BLVD. IA. 4.ss5C
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

CHIIDREN,s PARADISE. situated
on large lot, on dead lend street,
near Falls Church - Three spa :
cious bedrms., large fireplace in
living room, family-sized dlning
rm., big kitchen with breakfast
nook; basement; attached garage
real large screened porch - q y
this, priced at only $17 800. VIII
take FILA contracts. A7FAX
REALTY. INC, JE. $4,000,
COUNTRY LIFE, within blocks Of
city attractions, Give your family
a real treat by moving into a
nice, new, modern home. You
can't beat the floor plan and the
service hall gets you everywhere
at once, Gracious liy, rm. with
Colonial mantel firepl., big family
size din. rm., 3 big, big bedrms.,
3 full baths, q glamorous rec, rm,
with flTepl., enclosed porch; huge
corner lot. only S3,750 down will
handle: well-worth inspecting to-
day. JE. $4,000, VIM. A. CHAP
MAN REALTY. INC.
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NTTTTT cT4pTCu

FINE Contemporary, o
hedrms., den, patio, hobby shop
and storage wing; wooded lot;
Sl6,ob0. OWNER, JE. 4-0379.
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria Virginia
King 1890
Lee Highway tRte. 29-21D
Fairfax, virginia
Crescent 3-4560
q. s. at Route 1913
Woodbridge, Virginia
Dial 703-Gypsy 4-6090
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$23,95O

new brick ramblers near completion.
Approximately u acre. Living room with fire.
place formal-size dining room, large Kitchen,
~ baths, large recreation room. with fre-
place carport. Convenient to bus, shopping;
tiles, paint colors. etc. open evenings, pm:
til dark Saturday and Sunday, l pm. VI
dark From 14th ST. Bridge take Columbia
Carlyn Spring I'd. to house on left ia.
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SALE, BY BUILDER brk. ram.
blers in beau. Ravenwood Parkt
mr.. Z Corners; 9 bedrms''
baths, liv. rm. w/frepl:, G.E. de-
luxe kit, center hall, lots OF
closets, lge. attic, full bsmt.; close
transp.; S24,650 and S25,150.
Excel. financing. Positively the
last RaVenwood Park homes at
builders price. c & NJ, INC, AIS
Peace Valley lane (RaVenwood
Park. JE. 4-7755 or JE; 3-22l2:
SATURDAY, OCT. "a, 400 am,
rain, shine. z acres, GA bldg.
lotsD, with S-room modern house,
garage and broiler houses, n. 900
capacity, now in operation; ga
rage, household goods and an
tiques. Located 317 S. 9TH St.
Denton, Md. Phone ]. E. HARRIS
45-M, Denton.
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SOUTH ARLINGTON
S15.950

Good assumption on neat e-year-old bun
galow Walk to bus and school Very convent
ent to shopping and government ofnces.
Separate dining area, equipped kitchen, in
Guiding disposal 2 bedrooms, full bath;
outside entrance to basement; space for 3rd
bedroom in attic: high Anchor fence in back.
ia 10000.
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S26,750

New 57-ft custom brick rambler. Over 2s-scre
entrance, 24-ft. living room with fireplace.
lovely Kitchen, including dishwasher, eye.
basement with picture window and fireplace;
intercom SYSTEM permanent stairway to stor-
Sunday, / pm. It'll dark. From 14th st:
Bridge out Arlington blvd, approximately
miles past Seven Corners to Prosperity aye.
RIGHT IL miles to Little Run Estates Galley
lanel. left 7f10 mile, right on Athens r.
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MT. VERNON AREA
S28,5O0

New brick rambler of scenic Mt; Vernon
living room with glass doors leading to patio:
de luxe kitchen with disposal and dishwasher;
3 bedrooms, ga baths: 22-ft. recreation room
carDort Open Saturday and Sunday, ! pm.
It'll dark South on Mt. Vernon blvd. Ia
miles south of Mt Vernon Estates, left on
Forest Haven drive 2 blocks to Ferry Land
ing road, turn left to house on right. FL.
A.
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ALEXANDRIA SOUTH OF
S24 $50

splt-level Split foyer entrance, living room
with fireplace, separate dining room. dream
kitchen including eye-level oven, disposal:
20-ft paneed recreation room. with fire.
place; l5x21 storage room: full basement:
carport paneled laundry room; brick tool
shed in Anchor-fenced yard. Membership al
ready paid to swimming club. H-acre corner
lot Immediate possession. open Saturday and
Sunday, pm. It'll dark. Drive out U. S. No, l
to Kings highway, bear right " miles then
turn left on Tahalla to house. So 5-679O.
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7061 Brookfield Place
Springfield. Virginia
Fleetwood 4-8600
931 North Glebe Road
Arlington. Virginia
Jackson 4-6060
1915 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, Virginia
South $500
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WOODBRIDGE
$1,000

This is the last word in contemporary
homes Beautiful brick-and-redwood split-level.
Wooded setting on the edge of Occoauan with
fishing and boating at your doorstep. Beamed
ceiling living room indirect lighting, dream
kitchen. including double sink, eye-level oven,
redwood cabinets; separate breakfast nook
bedroom with 3 double sliding-door closets;
patio overlooking river. Each side Of home
is of different construction. Dial 7O3 GYPSY
10000.
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NORTH ARLINGTON
$35,500

Brick-and-frame split-leyel on over u acre.
20x1S living ROOM, 12xl5 dining ROOM
err washer and drier. 8 bedrooms, including din,
l5x1S master bedroom, 2l2 baths. large util-
ity room. 15x1s recreation room; fun outside
entrance basement: Gear garage; centrally ar
conditioned: wall-to-wall carpetinE Walk to
bus and school. IA. 4-6O6O.
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SPRINGFIELD AREA
S19.950

FILA and CT financing; 20-ft living room,
cathedral ceilings. formal.size dining Ing, room Ss1
eye-level oven: 3 tWn-size bedrooms, 15sft
den with outside entrance; carport patio ansG
Saturday and Sunday, / pm. It'll dark Drive
out Shirley highway to Franeonia GfHfs,
drive right to Javins ST., then left on Javins
to house on right. FL. 4-S600.
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T AL4O SI1OIINI1-9fO ,UUO
Lovely 4-BEDRM., 3-BATH brick
home on "a acre. built for enter
tanning, with a magnificent scenic
view OF the Blue Ridge Noun
tains. Entr. hall, flrepl. in spa.
cious liv. rm.,, one entire wall
lge. balcony with sweeping vista
westward. Din. rm., kit, de luxe
bath, 2 bedrms. End f. 2 bed
rms, bath: bsmt.. bath, firepl. in
unfinished rec. room opening on
gracious secluded flsgstone patio;
oil heat. Beautiful shrubs, flower
ing and fruit trees. This home
has unusual potential possibilities
Assume $4,000 loan, payable
slo| mo. ooor
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FAIRFAX AREA
S21- 500

Lovely section Convenient to bus. "a acre.
Brick rambler: living room with fireplace
equipped kitchen, 3 bedrooms, ga baths
24xi7 recreation room: Dashboard hot-water
heat; carport CIR. 3-4560.
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MT. VERNON
$33,995

Brick and-stone rambler on u acre. Entrance
foyer, center hall, living room with fireplace
14xI2 dining room. 4 BE bedrooms in, INCLUDING 1 In
minute kitchen. 16x32 pine-paneled recreatio
room with fireplace. attached garage. So
5-6790,
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LINCOLNIA
sol 900

New brick-and-f frame split-level center hall.
cathedral ceiling. living room with fireplace,
separate dining room. 6x11 dream kitchen;
disposal, dishWasher oak wood cabinets; 3
bedrooms, twin baths: basement with utility
room, recreation room and fireplace: walk
to bus and school, Open Saturday and SUNDAY;
Columbia pike ~ miles past Baileys Cross
roads. bear left on Braddock I'd. approximately
u mile to Hlcrest road, turn left and pro
coed "a blocks to open house. ia. 4-6060.
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LOUDOUN COUNTY
$4,000

Approximately one acre. Property borders on
Potomac Good fishing Brick Cape Cod: living
room with fireplace, l6x1l dining room, huge
kitchen with disposal and dishwasher. large
bedrooms . baths: jull basement: built
barbecue. CIR. 3-4560.
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FALLS CHURCH
GIG OE0
HYBLA VALLEY
S19.95O

New 4-bedroom brick and-frame split-leyel
on approximately u acre Dream kitchen with
breakfast bar and disposal, fireplace in living
room, separate dining area, Ia baths: utility
and recreation rooms in outsde-entrance base
ment carport Walk to bus and shopping
so 5000
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REALTY CO. JE. 2-23lA
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-09
Prince
Georges
Homes

Recent building permits
issued by Prince Georges
County include:
Lehning and slawski. 212i Jane.
6 Si ss I dWeIiin ss az Ssoe.s5os-
$500 2ist ave. and 2105 oakwood
ST., Hillcrest Heights: cost. SlO,5o0.
two for $4,000 each and one for
$4,000.
Roy r. Hunt. spencervtlle, Nd,
owner and builder. 2 dwellings At
y8G2 s sSst 4 siso Sors sssR St. Bets
Percy Z, Wise, 4725 Baltimore
Bright. builder: dwelling at 4903
4Oth pi., Hyattsville; cost, $1,000.
James c. Mccall, BIZ P ST. NV,
washington, owner; James N. Parks,
builder; motel at northwest SsS o.ntfaT
I'd. seat Pleasant; cost. 81, 900.
John o. Aylor, $500 .Brinkley I'd,
oxon HILL owner and builder; :
DWELLINGS at 6S0l Buck Creek "a.
Armand Mafcoux, 90 Audrey lane,
Glassmanor, owner; John r. Whit
man, builder; dwelling on woodland
blvd Barnaby Manor oaks; cost
$4,000.
ave, owners; Leo SAKE, BUILDER move
and alter dwelling at 4112 Belt rd-;
R. r. Malcolm. $50 Beacon ID.
Silver Spring, owner and o nilasTr:
dwelling On Wood Hill Ct, Adelpni'
p MarcheEiani and p. Bottallco.
IT,, rear 5105 Bennfng rd., Hillslde,
owners and builders; IA dwellings IN
Livingston .Heights. oxon Hill; cost
Rsinh q Pumphrey. 74o4 Mans.
field dr., Camp Springs. owner and
builder: dwelling on Branch ave-,
Camp Springs; cost. Slb.Ouo.
Phillip C., Rogers, 1894 Annapolis
I'd. Blsdensburg; owner ana ouiioer'
dwelling at 1924 Chesapeake ST. T.
Hyattsville; cost, $4,000.
Edward w Boswell, Rte. /, Laurel
owner and builder; dwelling or KILL
deer ave, Adelphi; cost. $4,000.
r. r. Lands. 10102 Towhee ave,
ct 2507 Kilideer ave- Adelphii cost
The Rolling Ridge Dey. Co. Inc,
1905 Pa. ave. Sc, washington,
owners; Max Const: Co. BURGERS
dwelling at 6112 MILAN dr. Seat
Frank Roy and Alfred Ccuderi,
6O5s 18th ave-, owners: 8. & 8.
Building Corp, builders; 10 apart-
units) in NARROW Heights on 2sth
ave cost, $50, 900 each building.
Hiser Const. Co.. Inc, ALI Gag
EFT I'd, College Heights. owner and
builder: dwellings on Riveroale rd.'
Lanham: cost, $4,000 each,
Charles A and Maude 2. Mehs.
10 Nicholson ave. NV, Washlng-
ton, owner; Greater Northern Const.,
| builders. dwelling on Lucerne dr.,
Broadview: cost. $4,000.
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CLERKS
CLERKS
CLERK-TYPISTS

Attractive positions open in life
insurance company's new home
office building, located on Wiscon-
sin ave, near Upton and Van Ness
SITS and equipped with all modern
facilities in a location which has
excellent transportation service.
but which avoids heavy downtown
traffic; free private barking area,
ideal opportunity for residents liv-
ing west OF Rock Greek Park; 81
day, 37h hour week many en-
ploye benefits, Including economi-
cal emp,oye cafeteria, vacation
and sick leave, disqualification and
retii ement coyeraEe, some posi-
tons require only small knowledge
Of typing, others require 40 w.p.m +:
must be high school graduate, age
1885. Apply 10-12 noon or "a
pm Personnel office, lst floor,
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO, 1900 Wisconsin ave. NV.
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HELP WOMEN
CLERICAL.

OFFICE ASSISTANT
Permanent position; oppor-
tunity for advancement;
free surgical and hospital
benefits; also pension
fund. Apply 10 am. until
noon, or 8 to S pm. :
RICH'S SHOE STORE!
1901 F ST. NV.
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statesmen

ELDCTROLUX CORP. establishing
new branch IN Hillcrest Heights,
statesmen needed. Phone 10! a
4lOD.
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HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, white. to learn res
taurant business; must Dc ener-
getle' ambitions and willing 10
TERRA, 1882 Conn. ave. NV.
sio.5e0 R0R THE RIGHT MAN In
snto W az. .1 area Take short
Write 4. B. SWALLOW, Pres.
SOUTHWEST PETROLEUM Co.
Box 7sQ. Fort Worth i, Texas,
c0LORED MEN-2i To so yrs, for
theater ushers, doormen, man-
ayers Part time and full time.
ABBY elb Eye st.. NV. 3rd door.
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BOOKKEEPING
CLERK

Work invpl7es prep
aration Of bills for
Government con-
tracts. Neat and &C
curate tipping re-
quired. Partial su-
perviSion of billing
section. Excellent OPP
portunity for person
with ability. Must be
high school graduate,
under 80. Congenial,
pie environ
ment. 37ia hour week,
liberal employe bene-
fits.
FOR INTERVIEW, CALL
Elk. $500, EXT. go
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statesmen
statesmen

For outside sales to sell revolu-
tionary famous WHITE SEWING
MACHINES. Ride with one OF our
men and see him close 1855 OF
his calls Leads furnished, Top
commission Make up to $500 wk.
Sales experience preferred but
not necessary Apply personnel
oEoRGEs RADIO q Tv
2l46 Gath Pl. NE.
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HELP MEN

BUTCHER, experienced. full time
good salary Apply SOUNDS MAR
KET. WO 6-4400. MR., CLARK.
BUTCHER, thoroughly experienced
to take charge of counter in Wise
ave. service market. Salary com
mensurate with experience. Apply
with local references, MARTIN S,
lNln NMlnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15
RENTAL MAN

Iarge apartment development in
Northern virginia. Prefer man
about 30-35. Must be live wire
and had experience in handling
rental dept. or hotel work. Ac-
and follow up are concerned. A
rea salesman. Write
BOX 429-K, STAR
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Movers Needed!

Would you like to earn an
average Of $1,000 per
month"; Many successful van
operators do this regularly
driving for Aero Mayfiower
Transit Co., Inc, under
4S-State contract. Il net
over $1,000 per month,
have paid for two tractors,
own a new car. new house
hold furniture, and have
built up a nice bank ac-
count since joining May
flowers contract feet in
1853" says George Robin
son. We are expanding
Mayflower's service and need
additional van operators %
years or older to go into
business for themselves with
Mayfiower. We furnish COM
pany paid training, II need
ed. at no cost. All YOU
need is desire to become in
dependent businessman and
a 1857 or newer model
tractor titled in your name
that meets Interstate Com
merce Commission safety re-
quirements Personal ref
erences neeS ed. Write JACK
ADAMS, p. Q. Box 107, In
dianapolis 6, Ind.
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CASHIERS S6F

I..FLI y WIEN IUHINNIN ED
CASHIER PAYROLL CLERK. prefer
automotive eXper. but will consider
an applicant without IL otherwise
qualified. Excellent salary, 5-day
wk., parking privileges, air-condi-
toned Office and many other COM
PAM. benefits. Apply in person or
terry or Mr.. Redd L. P. STEUART
SILVER SPRING, INC, 1l41 E.-W
hwy. Silver Spring, JU 9-l434
take charge Of mark
ing room; full time; salary Oper
TWEEDS N THINGS. wisconsin
az Western, Chevy Chase, Nd
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CASHIER
tcoNrlNUtpl

Central once. viii train
high school graduate with
aptitude for figures and &C
counting machine. some
bookkeeping training or ex-
perience helpful. Pleasant
environment. Attractive sal
airy; 3 days, paid vacation.
Participating hospital and
insurance plans. other COM
pany benefits. You will like
working at CAMPBELL MU-
SIC co, Call Mr.. Ramsey,
DI. 7-S464.
Evening star., 1959-06-19
Opposed by CHS

''It seems far-fetched in
deed: yet that is precisely what
the FEC has ordered broad
casters to do"
Mr.. Sarnoff's testimony was
Evening star., 1959-06-19

similar to that Of CHS Presi-
dent Frank Stanton yesterday,
Mr.. Stanton said there just
isn't enough broadcast time to
go around II all fringe can
didates have TO be given equal
air time.
The equal time dispute con-
cerning newscastS came to a
head when Lar DAILY. running
for mayor Of Chicago on an
American First ticket. COM
planned that he wasn't getting
equal billing on newScasts with
the Republican and Democratic
candidates.
The FEC in February ruled
that Mr.. DAILY was entitled tc
equal time on newscasts. The
FEC upheld that ruling earlier
this week, saying that under
present law it could not dc
otherwise.
The FEC tossed the problem
back to Congress. saying that
only it could change the law.
One Of the problems for the
Senate subcommittee is whether
to undertake a general revision
of the Communications Acts
Section 315. l'hich includes the
equal time provision. or to con-
centrate on a quick bill to null
Evening star., 1959-06-19

Iof South Carolina. and Hartke.
which would exempt debates,
panel discussions and similar
type programs. as well as news
casts. from the equal-time pro-
vision.
He added that ABC would,
however. favor such legislation
provided we we're certain that
the rights Of all candidates, In
lcluding those representing mi
nority parties. were fully pro-
Itected."
In discussing the practical
problems presented by the de-
cision in the Lar DAILY case. the
ABC executive noted that when
the President. makes a public
appearance there are often nu-
merous political figures aSsoci-
ated with that appearance.
Evening star., 1959-06-19

Ilify the effects of the Lar DAILY
case.
There are several bills before
the group. some aimed at a
sweeping revision Of the whole
section.
The ABC spokesman. Mr..
DAILY, advocated a thorough
review Of Section SIS with the
ultimate goal Of its complete
revision.
But he counseled quick action
first to meet what he called the
critical problem arising out Of
the Lar DAILY case. leaving the
question of further modiflca-
tons of the section to later de-
tailed study.
Mr.. DAILY said ABC had some
reservations about bills by
Senators Thurmond. Democrat
Evening star., 1959-06-19
THE EVENING STAR A-3
Washington. D. c. ~
Friday, June ~. 1859
Talk Failure
Plans SET by
Macmillan

LONDON, June 10 (AP)-
Prime Minister Harold Mac
milan today was reported ready
to fly to Washington or Paris
for q Western summit meeting
II the foreign ministers return
empty handed from Geneva.
His plan would be to thrash
out with President Eisenhower.
President Charles de Gaulle Of
France and possibly Chancel-
lor Adenauer Of West Germany
the Vests next move in nego-
tiations with Russia.
A secondary aim would be
to resolve American and British
disagreement with France over
the stockpiling of nuclear war
heads on French has a voice
in their control.
Diplomatic sources in Lon
don thought 1t just possible
that President Eisenhower
might come to Europe for a
meeting Of the Western allies,
but Washington seemed the
most likely site for such talks.
The Daily Express reported
a Western heads Of government
conference was almost cer-
tain"
"A decision is expected soon" /"
said the News Chronicle.
The Times reported the
meeting is considered mot only
a conceivable development but
a sensible one"
Government sources here
were hoping that the Geneva
foreign ministers conference,
II 1t arrived at no definite
agreements, would only be ad-
journed and not broken up per-
manently. Adjournment would
give time for the Western lead
ers to plan their next step and
to reafflrm allied unity.
Mr.. Macmillan would be ex-
pected to press his allies to
agree to a conference with So
Wet Premier Nikita Khrushchev
regardless Of Geneva results. It
Is widely known that the Prime
Minister believes a top-level
East-West get-together offers
the Best chance to settle the
Berlin issue and ease cold war
tensions.
Evening star., 1959-06-19

lice raids Monday and Tues
day on shebeens (speakeasies)
at Cato Manor Monday and
Tuesday.
"Shebeen queens" who ran
the places were annoyed be-
cause they were unable to sell
illicit liquor and considered
municipal beer halls unfair
competitors. he said, adding:
They banded together and
tried to prevent the ordinary
business Of the beer halls. The
rioting followed"
bellious African men and women
had clasheds with the police
the glow from burning buildings
lit up the sky over Cato Manor
The beer hall where the riots
began was set on fire. as well
Evening star., 1959-06-19

gathered menacingly for a time
last night on the hills overlook.
ing Cato Manor Township
Whites near the area fed tc
their homes.
White newsmen who tried tc
enter the Negro quarter were
told: Get out Of here or you
will be killed"
Motorists south of Durham
reported their cars were stoned
A group Of Negro women
raided a beer hall yesterday tc
protest the curb on their home
brewing. They said the ban
drove their husbands to the
beer halls. They grabbed
glasses from the hands OF
African men patrons. smashed
them and spilled about 1000
gallons Of beer.