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Evening star., 1960-02-16
CIerics Denounce
Bios in Politics

Three church and synagogue
leaders in separate statements
yesterday declared there is no
place for prejudice in politics.
The messages. sent to the
National Conference of Chris
tians and Jews, were released
by DR.. Lewis Webster Jones,
conference head.
They came from Richard
Cardinal Cushing of Boston,
DR.. Edwing T. Dahlberg of st.
Louis, president of the Ma
tional Council of Churches.
and Rabbi Max D. Davidson,
Evening star., 1960-02-16
THE EVENING STAR B-5
Lincoln Park Unit
Backs BroyhiII Bill
Washington, D. c. ~
IuesdoY. February I6. 1850

Senate passage Of the Broy-
hill bill on District schools was
strongly recommended last
night by the Lincoln Park
Citizens Association.
The association voted to send
a letter urging passage of the
bill to stiffen residence require
ments for children in District
schools, to Chairman Bible,
Democrat of Nevada, of the
Senate District Committee.
The bill. sponsored by Rep
reSentative Broyhill, Republican
OF Virginia, passed the House
recently.
Evening star., 1960-02-16

Mrs. George Emery of Evans
ton, H., and Mrs. Albert l..
Trier of Los Angeles, Calf, four
grandchildren and several
great-grandchildren.
Memorial service will be at
Wstmoreland Congregational
Church at 8 pm. Friday. Bur-
ial will be at her sons farm in
BumpasS.
Evening star., 1960-02-16
Dr.. Leslie P. Hill

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16
(AP).-Dr. Leslie Pinckney Hill,
rs, president of Cheyney State
College for 81 years until his
retirement in 1851, died Mon
day. DR.. Hill, ranked highly
among Negro educators, was a
writer of both poetry and prose.
Evening star., 1960-02-16

Thursday in Fort Myer chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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1914 Fort Myer Dr.. Arl.
ia 6-2R14
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Calvert County, Md.

CHERRY GROVE STORY
modern for year-round living, 4
bedrooms, ia baths, large living
room. kitchen equipped, large
screened porch, sand beach, boat
harbor. $4,000. Call or write,
Ben Hubbard. warsaw, Va, ED.
3-6231; home, CIR. 2-207S.
SCHMIDT g. WILSON, INC,
Realtors
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
(coNTlNuEnI

RETIREMENT HOMES - Estah
community; 2 and 3-bedrm. homes
EHA. $3.50 down, from S64 month
Near fishing, bathing, shopping
Write for brochure. WHISPERING
PALM6. Box 645, Vero Beach, Fla
GENTLEMAN's EsTATE-On West
Coast: 2N acres on beaut. Lemon
Bay, IN EnRleyood: 8 .bedrms.
baths. lge; living and dining
area, GE kit, gas furnace.
screened patio under roof, car
ggrt an snd al lgs. storage rm.; $4,000.
INCOME PROPERTY-Du-
plex CHS. 4 yrs. old: 2 bedrms :,
bath. kit. liv. rm., each side: lot
75x11b: price reduced for cash,
$1,000 full price. $4,000 cash,
take over $4,000 LIST trust at SIS
per mo. OWNER, ma. 5000, Ext
500: ST. 3-O64l.
PoMPANO BEACH-4I-unit apart
ment hotel. facing the ocean: six
1-bedrm. ants. 2 hotel rms. %
efhcieneies. lobby. coffee or cock
tail lounge: heat, air cond.: park
ing. pool. sprinkler system. patio:
lot 100x475; private beach.
ACME REALTY CO.. UN. 1921
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(coNTlNuEp)
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.

CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
2 ACREs-over 500 IT. on deep har
Dor. pvt. pier, new masonry home
mod. heat, bath, elee. kit, de.
liehtful secluded locstien in viz
PATUXENT RIVER acres OF
river. 4-bedrm. home. . barsair
cHns sSisSSi FAY - s-b.drm
home, mod. kit. bath. fireplace
fronting on bay, sandy beach
cfHHE;ssAPEAKE BAY-A spotles,
home, 3 bedrms., Ice. liv. rm.
new tiled bath, new elee. kit. with
tile walls and new cabinets: at
tached garage, sun deck patio
with direct Bay outlook, full
screened porch, . real barsain
BRooMES IsLAND-2 cottages,
land fronting directly on Patux-
ent River with pvt. pier, well
suited for small fishing or hunt
ing group or family use: only
$500 for both.
BROOMES ISIAND-2 acres 'front.'
Ing river, mod. 3-bedrm. home,
artesian well, pier, Q beautiful
small estate, with protected har.
+, Dor fGr cS. SIZE beat s,t.s.,r, small
estate, mod. masonry home. IN
water, pvt. Soft. pier. bathhouse,
artesian well, complete privacy.
an unusual Offering,
CHESAPEAKE BAYS lots 'front.'
ing 12O It. directly on Bay: g.
bedrm. home, handspring trees,
Is ACRES-Direct waterfront on
Solomons Harbor. protected deep
water. perfect for Marina or pri-
PATUxENT RIvER-5-acre estate
site, prestige area: restricted for
complete protection, waterfront
on two sides, open river In front,
protected harbor In rear, q most
unusual opportunity for the dis
eliminating.
NEAR PATUXENT AIR BASE
9S-acre waterfront farm: 4-bed-
rm. home, barns. stable, "a mile
on water, PVT. pier. -.
SO ACRES-Over 1000 It. 'front.'
age on Chesapeake Bay, site Of
early Colonial manor house. mag
nincent wooded setting.
bedrm.. year-round home, mod.
kit. bath. extra shower. central
heat, in q quiet family eomInu-
nifty, only $1,000 down.
MILL CREEK-New, masonry cot
tage. mod. kit, bath, pvt. pier,
S11,500.
20 ACRES-Over I.G00-ft. 'front.'
age on Patuxent River and pro-
tected cove, 3 houses, . piers,
good land and income investment.
HAVE YOU HEARD THE
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 80 sedan; tureueiss
with white top, power steering
power brakes, factory air-condi.
tioning; electric windows and
seat; very clean; $4.695. Gee
guar.
Capitol dillac- Odds Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '55 convertible: ever
extra, full power, Ike new,
Sl.295. bank financing.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. !. Ave. NE. La. g-IlOO
CADILLAC 1851 4-dr.; blue: ali
cond.; fully equipped. auto trans
Best offer, SP. 2-6763.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(cokTINUEp)

CADILLAC 1860 Fleetwood sedan;
pastel fawn with special top
equipped with air conditioning
full power and electrical aces
sories. ETC., special S5.095.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL o PM.
Suburban Cadillac-Old Co
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-770G
CADILLAC 81 convertible coupe;
plue; power steering, power
brakes: very clean; special, S.
296. cCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
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AVIATION

CESSNA, 4-place, all-metal 170-R:
$4,000. HE. 4-6935.
PIPER yAGABOND. P. A. II, re-
licensed June, 1860: can be seen
e Davis Airport. Laytonsvilie, Nd,
$1,000. terms cash. OIL. 2-9O2S'
1887 CESSNA 172. fell IFR, panel
ana paint, Beacon. Mark II Om-
nigator; S6,450 or will Consider
shares. HE. 4-554S.
1886 CESSNA I52, I39aMoE
$500. BURcH. 70. e-5ssS. NA0A'
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

ANDREWS GARDEN AREA, Pr
LAUDERDALE-For sale or trade !;
lovely 5 rms, 2 baths; compl.
[HIn' nouisss mr.. schools. $4,000.
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FOR BUILDERS
AND DEVELOPERS
WATERFRONT ACREACr

WATERFRONT ACREAGE
Eow is the time to buy for the
early Spring Market. We have 81
acres of rolling, wooded ground
fronting on a deep water bay Of
South River, Just OF the freeway
8 miles this Side of Annapolis
Already partially developed; l.
houses built and sold. Right ir
path of immed. growth. We viii
m m!n rnI casa sssf n sne Da az
low. low price OF only 100000.
WE WILL PAY 7laoc COMMISSION
TO COOPERATING BROKERS
PLATS UPON REQUEST. ASH
FOR MR.. MOORE.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
l. SALES, INC.
+ fy22 L ct. NV. Ma. $4,000
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

HUNTING LODGE, West virginia,
mr.. 2,300-acre State-oWned hunt
ing and fishing reserve. $40
month. Box 3S0-K. star
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
lcoNTlNuED)

0LNEY. Nd beautiful acre.
:, With iine view; adjoining estate
Please call INEz CUSHARb REAL.
TOR, EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 7-2953
OUfSTANDING TRACT, suitable
hieh-grade residential subdivision,
located in and adjoining La Plata,
Mo. county seaD. Especially de-
sirable neighhorhood, near public
and parochial schools. churches
ma s H6oesa sos acres aSsv Su SH
West 4-ss15. L. Plata. Nd.
fISCAIAWAY HILLS = A few
CHOICE "a 4. to .. lots still avail
New marina under construction
DIR: Follow Indian Head hwy
Y. k1 RUB ZEE RsaIT r. I sU a-@l Is
PIsCATAWAY : Approx. 9 acres;
Kiln RE iSGS 9R;; r cY. O s1ssis
PORT T0BACCO-2.sS acres with
$50 IT. Of road frontage; large
trees, spring-fed. stream. Price,
81 $50: 5000 cash. bal. SEQ mo.
SO: MD. REALTY CO. Dial DOL,
We; 4-s432. Open daily o til
POTOMAC, 2-acre and 4-acre lots
80 ACoLb VI uult anu 8hulC COuu-
try. Commanding view, county
road frontage. Mr.. Moran, ON
ONDAGA REALTY. Home, OIL.
2-773S; once. Pc. 2.2252.
POTOMAC AREA, near Gren HIS
on Gren Mil I'd: . acres. OWNER,
Ia. 9-03S3.
POTOMAC HUNT AREA-1O acres
in protected area. high elev., with
sweeping view; creek at back; per-
collation. ok; Outstanding Bldg.
Semmes immed. SAMUEL Z. BOG
ley me- noS6a EN-. S-1313; Ewes,
POTOMAC, MD.-Beautifui 3-acFe
domestic with view; large trees:
$4,000, terms. HA.. 7-7272.
RTPLEY-l2 acres Of roll. wooded
land with 311 It. Of road frontage.
Price, $500: cash 5000. balance
Dial Solve. 4-s432. Open
daily. 8 It'll dark.
Doo1,1,s11o A ~o0
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED

2ND TRUST, pay I'D To sOe.
money same day. c. II. PATTEN'
u. 7-2104 CH. S.771S
2nd TRUST NOTES WANTED. Ion
PxicGs paid: immed. service. Nh
JEEENEYS. Ma. 8-0352,
WISH TO BUY % trust note. D. e
M S5oo Or Va. MR.. SHELTON 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

COBB ISLAND-Waterfro on Po-
tomac, beautiful view from large.
! tree-shaded, lot: pier, boat; ideal
f. for entertaining.
WATERFRONT on Sound. Good
! looking home. pier, 2 boats, flsh-
ing tackle. S13.500.
DO IT YOURSELF. Two-bedroom
house ready to, finish inside to
Mr.. Bogardus, Cobb Island, CT. g.
2177, with ROMER a. CO., WI.
$4,000
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GARAGES
PARKING
MACHINERY and EQUIP,

PARKING SPACE. rear, 1912 M st.
NV: $40 mo. FE. 3-7646.
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BUICK go

BUICK ~ Century 4-door hardtop;
automatic shift: r. and h.. power
steering. brakes; Si,1s5. HYkT TITS.
WILLIE BUICK, Oil Baltimore
ave, AP. 10000.
BUICK '56 Special 4-door hardtop:
excel. cond,: r. and h rs n K
Pvt. owner. Priced for quick sale,
S545 Call Mr.. NATHAN, OIL. g.
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BUICK 81 Special 2-door; dyna :,
clean; $S95; $125 down.
BELL MOTORS
5111 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. $4,000
BUICK SO 2-door hardtop: auto
matte shift: 7: and b.. Wv. tires;
$2.l95. HYATTSVnLE BUICK,
Oil Baltimore ave-, AP. $4,000.
BUICK. $50 Special Cdr. hardtop;
T.: and h., auto. trans; good eond;.
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TAKOMA FORD

7035 CARROLL AVE. ~. $1,000
BUICK '57 Roadmaster 2-dr.; hit,
full power; immac: 1900.
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CALVERT REALTY
TIDEWATER

AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick, Md. Phone 1Oi
II No Answer, Call 1874 or 1874
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TRAIlERS
(cokrlNueD)

E Nsee ssAisSs V Web D! ss@. Hs la:
s aS SI.s sRs sOddsd lots. phone
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ALL TYPES WATERFRONT PROP.
ERTIES. Specializing in Calver
Co. 20 yrs. in same location. M
E. ROCKHILI,, INC. St. Leonard
Md, phone Prince frederick 3OS-J
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BUICK $50 Electra 4-dr. sedan
black, l owner; like new; 1000
mi. $3.50 cash. Call between
los. Ma. S-5053: after pm,
TIL 0.RAl1
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BUICK '57 Century Convertible;
automatic shift, 7. and h, power
steering and brakes, power seat,
power windows; factory air cond;
| S1,2o6. HYATTSvnLE BUICK,
| blll Baltimore ave- AP $4,000
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BUICK SO hardtop: fully equip. |;
$475 or best offer WE. S-2743
after & or week ends.
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AUT0M0TIYE MISC.
CARBURETORs, eenerstor,
FRAME MACHINES
GEN-O-DRIVE

Bear frame and front end ma
een1iInes, complete $3.50. UN. I.
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ANTIQUE AUTOS FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA $50 2-dr.; low mileage;
$695: $125 down.
BELL MOTORS
OH Wis. Ave. NV. WO. $4,000
ANGLIA 81 2-dr. sedan: black
good commuters car for the hieh
school student: $195. OF. 4-726S
AUSTIN-HEALEY 80: white, low
miles; $3.50. JACK PRY, 18th
ana Pa. ave. Sc. Est. 1923.
AUSTN-HEALEY 1858: r and h,
wire wheels, overdrive; S1,877.
FOWLER MOTORS, LTD
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bUICk % @-door hardtop: auto
a ss5 a ihait shd E. BUICK TH t 5ii
Baltimore ave, AP. $4,000,
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FREDERICK W. BERENS

OA1Eno, 4NNs
xT22 L st. NV. MA. $4,000
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GREAT LAKES '67; 35xS. Q bed
rms; like new; assume low pay
ments with down payment. CIR.
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will be able to shut out the
crowd by drawing the Grapes.
She got some idea of what
life in this square goldfish bowl
will be like when about 500 per-
sons showed up to watch her
being lifted into the house yes
terday.
I've a lot of books-mys-
terry and love stories to read
and there's a radio and tele-
vision set in the house and a
sewing machine" she said.
James Hardy. 10, of 1904 U
street Sc, an Evening Star
carrier, will toss her a copy of
the paper daily as he delivers
his route in that neighborhood.
And there's a phone I can
use to call my friends and talk
to people if I really get bored, ="
Lynn added.
Although the house is
equipped with kitchen facili-
ties, all Lynn's meals are being
furnished to her free.
Just two a day." she IN
structed the caterer, obviously
conscious of the fact that the
inactivity in her perch and lots
of food could be damaging to
her 1.-the figure.
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Duughter,17,
Held Survivor
OfChessmun

RICHMOND, Calf, Aug. /;
(AP). - Executed convict
author Caryl Chessman left q
pretty, dark haired daughter
now II years old, the Richmond
Independent said in a copy
righted story today.
Chessman, the convicted "red
light bandit" died in San
Quentin PRISONS gas chamber
last May 2 after an 11-year
death row fight which drew
worldwide attention.
One of his attorneys, Miss
Rosalie Asher of Sacramento,
recently denied that ChesSman
had a daughter. No mention of
a child was made in his will.
The Richmond Independent
said 1t had letters exchanged
between Chessman and the
mother Of his daughter.
Reporter John Raymond, In
a copyrighted story, wrote
about the girl:
"She is very much like any
other 17-year-old girl. Right
now she's q senior in high
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sedan; BY PUBLIC AUCTION at
WESCHLER' 905 Z ST. NV,
TUESDAY. AUG. 10 at 10 O'Clock
AM. Terms: CASH. The Hanover
Bank ct al, Executors.
TGTATE SALE
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school. A little on the tall side,
she's slender and pretty, with
dark hair.
There's only one difference,
one think that sets her apart.
although she doesn't know it.
She's Caryl Cheeseman's
daughter"
The Independent said it
would not reveal her name or
where she is living, to protect
her from curiosity seekers and
harassment."
The newspaper said the girl
lives within $50 miles of San
Francisco.
Chessman was convicted In
194S of robbing couples in Los
Angles lovers lane, then fore
ing women to submit to acts of
perversion. The terrorist flashed
a red light into the cars, sim
ulating a policeman on patrol.
The crimes were held to be kid
MAPPING with bodily harm.
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investigating the crash, would
only say somebody was on the
wrong side of the road" and
that high speed apparently
figured in the crash. The cars
wound up about 300 feet apart
in opposite bitches.
The car containing Mrs.
Buckner and Buchanan rolled
over several times and burst
into flame.
The third victim of the Iowa
car was at first tentatively
identified as James Bruss, 20.
OF Slbley, Iowa, but Mr.. Bruss
called his parents from a
Minnesota town several hours
after the accident to report he
had not been involved.
The Wilmont women and
John Voss all were employed on
a night shift at a soup canning
factory in Worthington. They
left their jobs at 2::3O am. and
were en- route home when the
crash occurred about 3 am.
All the Wilmont victims were
members of the same Catholic
parish, Our Lady of Good
Counsel. Neighbors of the
stricken families prepared hot
dishes and other food and
made the rounds to each home
affected.
The towns main street was
dotted with small groups talk
ing about the accident. Most
OF them talked about the chill
dren left behind. More than 20
OF them were teenagers or
younger.
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yCoCCA Ody.
But her husband, Raymond,
an Air Force enlisted man who
grimly watched her being in
stalled in the tiny house on
top of a giant chair, isn't COM
pletely sold on the idea.
In fact, he says rather blunt
ly that he'd be most pleased If
her endurance gives out after
about two days. After all, he
recently got back from 18
months overseas and he thinks
it's just a little soon for an
other extended separation from
his wife.
Lynn, a 21-year-old profess
sional model who was hired
for the stunt by the Curtis
Brothers furniture store, can
stay up as long as she wants
tots in her contract.
Il don't think it will be too
bad. I'm used to solitude" she
said.
But it's precious little soli-
tude she'll have, for the house
is all glass and located tight
on a busy street corner. When
she goes to sleep at night she
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Cd1AllIllS WUTkeTS ana TWO men
in the second car were the
other dead.
There was one survivor, Mrs,
Ernie Lueck. SO, of Wilmont.
She was taken to a Worthing-
ton hospital in serious condi-
ton with head and chest in
juries.
The crash stunned this small
southwestern Minnesota COM
munity Of about 500. Its Just
as though a bomb had been
dropped on Wilmont's main
street." said one woman.
Dead are Listed
Dead in the car in which
Mrs. Lueck rode were Mrs.
John Schroer, 80: Mrs. Larry
Bunkers, 43; Mrs. Ted Voss, 48;
Mrs. Matt Gerber, 81, and Mrs.
John VosS, 38, and her hus-
band, 43.
Victims in the second car
were Mrs. James Buckner, 81,
Worthington. wife of a service
man stationed in Germany:
Robert Joe Buchanan, 81, Sibley,
Iowa, and a youth tentatively
identified as Jack Clark, II,
Worthington.
Mrs. Buckner was the mother
OF a year-old child. Mrs. Ger
Der had IL children, two of
them adopted; Mrs. Schroer,
nine. ranging from 3 to 81
years old; Mrs. Bunkers, three,
II to II; Mrs. Ted Voss. seven,
z to rs; and Mrs. John Voss,
six children, 5 to II.
Sheriff Harry Nackerud, still
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Thurmond Gets
Support for
Presidential Bid

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Is
(AP.-Kent Courtney, chair
man Of the National Citizens
Committee for an Independent
Candidate. said today a move
was under way to ask Senator
Thurmond. Democrat Of South
Carolina, to run for President
as an independent candidate.
I'm sending out 10000 let
tiers asking conservatives all
over the Nation to get petiti2ns
signed asking Senator Thur
mond to rum" Mr.. Courtney
said in an interview.
Mr.. Courtney said the COM
mittee has not talked to Sen
ator Thurmond, who is unop-
posed in November for re-elec-
ton to the Senate. The Sen
ator was the presidential can
didate Of the States Rights
Party in 1913.
I'VE want the people to let
him know how the people feel"
Mr.. Courtney said. Then he
can make his own decision"
Mr.. Courtney. a 41-year-old
New Orleans publisher, ran un-
successfully for Governor of
Louisiana on the States Rights
ticket in the general election
last April.
He said the current move
ment is designed for those dis
appointed in the platforms of
both major parties and is not
connected with the States
Rights party. which he said
was composed Of "disgruntled
Democrats"
MIR. Courtney said the COM
mittee'S mailing list consisted
of the same conservatives who
made such a good effort" in be-
half OF Senator Goldwater, Re-
publican Of Arizona, at the July
Republican National Conven-
ton.
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FORD "a Crestline Fordor; +. and
h., Fordomatic; full price, $500.
TAKOMA FORD
7O35 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
FORD 81 cow. excel. cond,. new
top, low mi, owner going abroad;
$1,000 or make offer. no. q
1928, week day DU. 2-3101.
F eIa5 81 0-DaSs' Ranch Wagon;
STATION WAGON SALES
IVY R. l. AVE. NE. AID. 4-4.5O
FORD '57 Fairlane VS.; r. and h.;
green and white; Wv. Price
S1,150. Call CIR. 4-4034.
FORD SO Tudor; and h, Fordo-
matte good cond.; $685.
TAKOMA FORD
SO35 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
FORD So beaut. Fordor sedan; I'M
maculate. excel. mech. cond.
owner. see this car before buying
an average one. UN 1859
FORD "a Ranch Wagon, r. and h.;
FORD so Fordor, automat.; both
in good cond. owner must sell
immed. AP. 7-14S5.
FORD '55 custom 90" Tudor: with
standard drive, 2-tone finish: good
condition; S495.
TRIANGLE FORD
SOTO R. l. Ave. NE. LA. 9-1OO3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

ob sss sLs4 $50 , new "s ssrs'
years best selection Of body styles,
colors and equipment. We don't
shout from housetops, but we're
dealingl
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

FORD '55 station wagon 9-pas-
matte, new Wv. tires: excel.
cond. Sacrifice. $685.. SO. 5-5055.
FORD 1857 sta. wag.: beautiful
light green finish, fully equipped.
Only 1895, SIS down. PAYMENTS
at hank, L. p STEUART, INC.
oath and Benning ne, LII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
Boom in Australia

CANBERRA. - More houses
were built in Australia last year
than in any year of the preced-
ing six-more than 10000 COM
pleted and construction of an
other 10000 started.
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9DieinCrosh Including
Mothers f38ChiIdren

W1LMONT, Mimi, Aug. 10 AP).-Five women mothers
OF 81 children returning home from night canning
tory jobs among persons killed TODAY when two
cars colnoed headon along straight stretch highway
sixth woman the mother of child and occupant of
the second also killed husband of one of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
Model Begins a Life
In Lofty Glass House
By BARNARD X. LETTER
Star Stan Writer

Lynn Arnold pretty chromium blond who is perched
feet the air in 10by10foo glass house. determined
to set an impressive record at gloried hagpoe sitting
I'm going to stay up just as long though
know will get awuy boring she said before being hosed
her perch at the of Nichols
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-22

School Board Chairman Lester E.
Andrews declared at the original
meeting I'VE do not know how
the citizens of Prince Edwa d fee
bout the sale Of the school build
ings. This we must find on
On Friday night. Jan Is. the Pat
rick Henry P-TA held snr q u
meeting and by unanimous ree9-
luton asked their Representative
use his influence to get the St
board to offer the build ng 70 al
Sunday morning The Ricnnolld
Times Dispatch carried iron
page story featuring the contents Of
letter from two Lon2wood C5re~
teachers. who expressed cpposit O.
TO the sale They later said they
would appear at the meeting to op-
pose the sale Andrews said :. i. i.
while there might be a b~ief closed
session, most of the meeting will be