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KNOWN aDlnty eyes naturally
turn toward DIR. Ralph Bunche,
but there are a dozen Negroes
of national stature who could
serve in a cabinet post as well
as Bunche.
Politicians have got so they use
DR. Bunche's name in vain-al-
ways suggesting that maybe ne
will be tapped on the shoulder for
a cabinet post. The Stevenson
crowd did this in the two prior
elections but of course they did
not have the opportunity to try it
out for size
When Lodge says the appoint
ment of a Negro to the cabinet
would be good for the country at
home, and abroad he's telling the
gospel truth. If he gets his ticket
some votes by this method, its all
we'll and good. Neither Nixon. his
running mate or the Kennedy
Johnson team" on the other ticket
do much more than humble on the
civil rights issue. All three men
handle the rights issue gingerly,
but Brother Henry Cabot Lodge
sure talks out!
One of the factors which will
keep Minnesota Negroes voting
DF'L most observers believe is the
ease in which the Freeman admin
istration has appointed qualified
Minnesota Negroes to state jobs.
In a state where the Negro is
not a numerical factor but still
important in the close race ex-
peCted in the state race this year,
the DFL could have ignored out
standing Negroes for appointment
to state jobs but chose as Gov.
Freeman did to select men regard
less of their race
Freeman did this when he named
L. Howard Bennett to the Mime
apolis municipal bench, something
no Republican governor did not
care or dare to do.
Miles Lord. former Minnesota
encouragement had the courage
to name two capable Negro-Amer-
lean Minnesotans to his staff, to
symbolic his attitude and Walter
Mondale, who succeeded Lord, kept
them on the staff.
Under the Freeman administra-
ton there are more Negro Min
nesotans serving in all state de-
partments than ever before and in
posts.
Hubert H. Humphrey of Mime
sofa was the first US. Senator to
reach capitol hill in Washington
and Immediately give representa-
ton on his office staff to the
Negro.
No other member of the Con-
gress in the many years that Min
nesota was represented largely by
ever thought to con-
slider colored Americans for their
office staff
The bright exception was Re-
publican Congressman Frederick
Stevens of st. Paul who had as his
secretary in Washington, the late
Fred D. McCracken in the early
1905.
Elmer CGOP gubnertorial candi-
date Andersen's daring advocacy
of open Occupancy" before the
st. Paul city council and earlier
work for FEPC in the state legis-
lative is a good talking point with
undecided Negro voters and white
liberals especially in st. Paul and
Ramsey county.
The attack by the Gaylord Sac
tire for encouragement forces
on Attorney General Mondale, be-
cause of his age, Is said to have
back-fired because thousands of
Minnesota voters are young people!
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Mcleod said. No one was injured,
but the bullet went through a wall
into an adjoining room.
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BEAUTIFUL 1900 IT. or 40 lots
on the Mississippi River about u
mile north of Jacobson. MINI. Ap-
proximately 35 miles North Of the
Twin Cities. On Highway IS. Elk
cellent site for summer resort. One
of the finest areas for hunting and
fishing. Reasonable cash offer ac-
cepted. Ii. 5-1101. RIB
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Tan Stars Leading
In Pro, College
Football LEAGUES

Chicago amp - Abe Wood
son. the One-time Illinois star and
now defensive specialist for the
San Francisco Forty-Niners, took
over the lead in punt return aver
age last week, according to stat
istics released by the National
Football League.
WoOdson had averaged 1876
yards on five returns. Willie West,
st. Louis Cardinals rookie, was
second, averaging 11.6 yards on
five runbacks. One was for SO
yards, the longest Of the young
season. He played for Oregon.
Johnny Sample, Baltimore Colts
star, was the leader in kickoff re-
turns. He had returned three for
1873 yards and a 51-yard average.
Also a leader in this category
Ollie Matson, Los Angeles, had run
back five for ia yards and a 22.6
aver age. Samples 94-yarder
against Chicago is the longest rur
in the league this season.
Brown Out OF Lead
For the first time in more thar
three seasons, the name of Jimmy
Brown was not leading the rushing
department Brown was SECOND
with 24O yards, trailing Jim Taylor
Green Bay, who had 2S1 yards.
The reason for this is thai
Brown had played in only two
games for the Cleveland Browns
while Taylor had seen action il
three. Since a 18th team is in tn,
league this year, each one has {
week off.
Browns running mate, Bob Nit
chell, remained in third place, will
2OS yards. Other leading grounC
gamers were Clarence Peaks, Phil
adelphia Eagles, with 161 yards
and Willie Galimore, Chcag,
Bears, with 149 yards.
Galimore was injured in tn
game between the Bears and 10
Angeles.
Colleges Have Top Players
In college competition, mean
while, Nolan Jones, versatile bacl
for Arizona State (Tempe), close
in on the lead in scoring in the ma
jor college competition, according
to statistics released last week b
the National Collegiate Athleti
Bureau.
Jones, enjoying 21-point spree
trimmed to l point the lead he'll
by Bob Gathers of New Mexic
State.
The Sun Devils star had 81
touChdowns, II extra points an
two field goals to give him 5
points, compared to So for Gath
ers.
Among the leading scorers, wer
Bob Ferguson, junior fullback 70
Ohio State; Jim Ttller. 155-poun
halfbaCk for Purdue, and Tor
Watkins, senior fullback at low
State. Each had scored five touch
downs for 30 points.
Ferguson moved into fourt
place in rushing with a three-gam
aggregate of 1928 yards in 81 at
tempts. Jones followed him wit
325 on 48 tries in four games.
Other leaders include Syracuse
All-American candidate, Erni
Davis, with 3O4 yards on 80 rush
es in three games; Watkins, 20
for 81 in four games; David Gray
son, Oregon, 291 for A in fou
games; Mel West, Missouri, 282 70
81 in four games, and Pervis At
kins, New Mexico State, 274 70
rs in four games.
Gathers also is the leader Il
rushing with $50 yards in ~ rushe
in four games.
In kickoff returns, Watkins wa
among the leaders with 1873 yard
on seven returns.
Four tan players are playing
prominent roles in the rejuvena
ton of football fortunes at the
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45oS PARK AVE.
Owner IeoNino eiRNI

Very clean stone & stucco BR.
Home with fireplace, Sep. Din. RIM.
Wall to wall carpeting & Grapes
included. Kitchen with brkfst.
nook. Tiled bath with shower
Large walk-in closet Level lot
with shade trees, Garage, Call Mr.
Peters. ia. 2-5643 or FIR. 1902.
LARSON REALTY co.
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MOVE RIGHT IN
DUPLEX. va RoNDo

-Four rooms down. five rooms up,
separate heat and utilities. Small
down payment. MI. S-7170. Ria
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YOU KNOW WHERE THIS PAPER
STANDS
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
IN DISTRICT COURT
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT

IN us tNlN.l NOO X L
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
State of Minnesota, by Walter +
MOndale, its Attorney General,
Petitioner,
vs..
The Union Gospel Mission Associa
ton Of st. Paul: Unknown heirs of
Leo Link, deceased; also all other
persons unknown claiming any right
title, interest or lien, in the real
estate described in the Petition
herein.
Respondents.
IN THE NATTER OF THE
CONDEMNATION OF CERTAIN
LANDS FOR TRUNK HIGHWAY
PURPOSES
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APARTMENTS roR RENT

THREE AND FOUR room apart
ments. Call Sunday evening after
D pm. MI. 4-14O4. RIB
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FURNISHED ROOMS with cook
ing, living room privileges. Call
before 8 am, after 6 pm. FIR.
1880. S-13
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1915 18TH AVE. NO. Four room
unfurnished apartment. IA. 9-0356.
S-13
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FURNISHED TWO ROOM apart
ment. South location ia. 5-2518.
S-13
Evening star., 1960-10-16
LIQUOR STORE

LIQUOR STORE
Does approx. 100000 ",
works on 1879 gross mark up,
good profits, may be purchas d
=, with $4,000 down, nice elientei,
2-TERRIF1C POTENTIAL, beaut.
equip. small store. ideal for couple
OF L man; doing approx. So, 300
ness: Opportunity. % of a Il iifetiMe gdS,,
with only $4,000 down.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Sss5 ToURTEENTH 81. Nv
8 UNITS, BRAND.NEW-Aii brie


8 UNITS, BRAND -NEW-All brick
2-story, fire-resistant BLDG; full
bsmt. Individual storage lockers
laundry rm., furnace Jm, and D.
car gafase). AL apts. Individually
air cond. De luxe kitchen equip
ment and all-eeramic tile baths
CLOSE-IN, N. ARLINGTON u
mile Key Bridge-bus At dcsr)
Gross income. $4,000 per year
Will show 1879 net return on
cash investment. Call now fol
full details. ia. 6-157P. METZ
LER, REALTORS, 24l7 Lee hwy
If no answer, call IA. 5-S540.
3 APTS-Nr. Sears. Sc, Excel
area; 41Set financing: viii trade
equity. OWNER, EN-. 2-002O.
i2 UNITS-Incone. $4,000 PEI
year. Tenants furnish own heal
and utilities. Low upkeep. excel
ouired. Ewes. LU. 2-515S, l.. II
GRAvATTg Realtor. Ma. S-0753
102 UNITS-Attyaettge coloni,,ls.
kept; large rooms: conyeniept ~ e
renter. Priced right for excellent
+. 3. MALCOLM, REALToR
IA. 7-3O24 - FL l-sS12
3 EXCELLENT rental units plus
room, 2 adjoining buildings, In
heart Of Takoma Park. Gross in.
come, SO, $50 per year. VIII show
splendid net returns. ~..
Evening star., 1960-10-16
BUSINESS PROP. for RENI

BASEMENT SPACE, on Lee hwy,
IN Arlington, with private en-.
trance on grade Of rear parking
lot Of shopping center: suitable for
eondLaetors OF service trade. JE.
$4,000 and JE. 2-64l6.
coNTRACTOR'S YARD - y acre
elose-in Sc. with once, oil heat;
$l4O mo. Oh. 6-45O6.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
IcoNfNUEDh
RENT or LEASE

4
Northeast sec. Of D.. c.
5000 50. IT,, one story;
heated. fire-resistant bldg
plus 1900 50. IT,, air-cond.
offices, and 1900 %. it,,
mezzanine over Offices
B&o, floor-level, private
r.r. siding and truck docks
Also 10000 50. IT. on two
heavy-load floors; freight
elevator and loading dock
Immediate possession. Fol
tnSp, call MA. 2-143S OF
LU. 4-1417.
sPRINGFIELD-0 acres On RR: Al
utns: avail; 52lsc so. IT,"
Evening star., 1960-10-16

HEsTAURANT, sea food, beer and
Ernsirt, vine income; $1,000 vk:: really
prox:, "a bsmt.; very valuable
SSSnTip:: Snn . very fine loc. Ask. S4S,-
oDe oUe on Eooe Terms; Please see this
ons. a. y: SEELYE. DI. 7-S325.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

Outstanding suburban corner, net.
over $4,000 q yr., hustler car
6reatly increase proflts. Wonderful
Evening star., 1960-10-16
RUslNESS Opportunities

JEWELRY sfoRE . Tstabii.hsd
business, Matchmaker and eduiD. |;
n one d WaShinGten newest end
nusIese areas; excel. loc. Write
Evening star., 1960-10-16
BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPPORTUNITIFSlRl

csshMAsa. 4! Vas, y! Md: .uSSu.rs., id.si q
0lBRALTAR Co. DI. 7.oS00.
CHlLDREN's SHOP = Excel oppoF'
northern Va: new, fsst-SfovinI
town: Small cash down fol
$4,000 volume. Potential growth
excellent. owner was transferred
Box 45e-Y, Star. -. ~
COIN . OPERATED LAUNDRY, &c
machines. driers, 1-yr.-old mod
ern equipmt.; inc. quoted $500,
increasing no.; rent $50: Ions
Lease; REQUIRES very little personal
attention.; books will show ex-
cellent net returns, $1,000 han.
PHRcM,Li P5si n inEspse: ES s.S1ia sHIl KEAcH a
Evening star., 1960-10-16
. icoNflNuEbl !
ALEXANDRIA

APT. RMS, downtown, Is rms.
rent $l12.35, inc, quoted ovel
$500; owner leaving city; totA
price only $1,000. Call KRAcH q
PURCELL, EX. 3-2412.
AUTOM0BILE BODY and pain
shop: Income quoted SAL 100, 1859
wI$1S,000 net; 1O-yr. lease. Price
S25, 200 Corrected error from last
week: dovn $9, 900. Plenty park.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

D1sTRfBTToss, WI. VIZ. Ai. 1Hois4
BUSINESS AND REAL ESTATE
Apt. hse.; 8 furn. units; mr.. Dup
cII. REQUIRES $4,000 cash over Isl
mortgage. No agents. DU. 7-67O4
CAFETERIA WANTED in Mont
gomery or Prince georges CO.;
CLIENT with substantial cash wait
JU, $4,000
Evening star., 1960-10-16
STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON
store or once 2Ox5O IT.. ntr..,
IIont In modern apt. bldg. on q
Sdeoe rd.; heat and ali eonS
furnished: parking. OHu
ALEXANDRIA
In 26-store Belle View Shopn,rs
eenter; approx. 20x67 II acf
QUICK only vacancy. ~
ROCKVILLE
Store or ONCE, approx. 1890 II IN
Har,h Hmrii shopping center; $3.50 Der
NORTHWEST
18th at: mr.. Columbia I'd: 1arAs
IT, 300 per mo, with heat firm
SOUTHEAST
In 1O-Store shopping center; aOx7o
Y, plus storage; aiEo stnrs
1ox7O IT,: suitable for children's
wear, Juvenile furniture " an.
pnanees, etc. ~
Consult Mr.. Dick Taylor, Iea,,r,
SSeSs1ltors' 724 14th st. NV. EI'
Evening star., 1960-10-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ABSOLUTELY ACCREDITED
MOTEIS FOR SALE
Advice. consultation; exclusive full
time motel broker Offering recon-
mendetions, best motel buys.
232 woodward Bldg. jackson $4,000
AL STERN OFFERS
/. RESTAURANT IN BETH.
In huge shopping center, one. Of the
finest. Luncheonette style. Does
some catering. 1S-year lease. Did
S24O.000 last year. Closed Sum-
DAYS. Priced right.
2. PASTRY SHOPS CD
All in Beth. Wonderful opportunity.
Can be bought as q chain or in
s. I:asi BAR AND GRILL NV.
Downtown. location. owner quotes
$1,000 week. Open ii to $50. No
Sundays. Good buy. ..,.,
4. RESTAURANT DWTN.
Seats 200; beautiful: equipped. Did
$500 for lunch alone. Terrific op-
5. Luncheonette Garry Out
In nearby Nd. Does SIS q day:
$500, total price; $1,000 dn,
' Al STERN
FE. 3-246s a ST. 3-551s
ALL STORE FIXTURES, show
cases. counters and greeting -card
cases: will sell at 9 very low
price. Can be seen Monday from
3 TO at 4614 18th st. NV.
AMERICAN OIL CO. has q few To-
cations for lease in Va, Call MR..
DAVIS, PO. 2-4044 after 9 pm.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
INDUSTRIAL PROF. WANTFn

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTTES v.rt.1
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
Evening star., 1960-10-16
SHORT HOURS

SANDWICHES, ETC.
sun; Illness necessitates sale. Air.
cond., heaut. equip. $4,000 dn,
will handle, easy terms on balance
PHARMACY, ETC.
Doing 81 800 wk., A A1cIvEAWAY
free, wonderful money MAKER
cheap rent, can be bought With
low down payment, enSY fernns
Evening star., 1960-10-16
RARE OPPORTUNITY

Burger Chef-The fastest.
growing driVe-in chain n
the country, featuring 1Se
hamburgers and I5c milk
shakes has an excellent ID.
cation ready In the Metros
politan Washington area No
experience necessary. BurTer
Chef will train you and yoiir
personnel and will suppiy
YOU with Q system that ha1
proven successful throuTh-
gut the country. Approx,
tsntial net proiit OF 500
600 to $4,000 per yeSr
For appointment or fur.
HoLTzMi1AtNss.' francEi2.s faai EEiGsEsE a.
rector, OIL 0-1RQS
Evening star., 1960-10-16
STORES ron RENT
leoNTlNuEnI
SHOPPING CENTER
STORES

SHOPPING CENTER
STORES
Ideal location in new
stores available for
occupancy about November 1
In Hillcrest Heights.
Oxon Hill area In
Prince Georges County
for such businesses as:
BEAUTY PARLOR
HARDWARE
MEMS FURNISHINGS
WOMEN'S SPECIALITY
SHOE t3I
CHILDREN,S CLOTHING
RESTAURANT OR
CARRY-OUT
SPORTING GOODS
NOVELTY
PET
For further information
and details concerning
rental arrangements and
location, contact .
Mr.. Miller
Evening star., 1960-08-08
Robert Kennedy Asks
South, Border State Aid

That and Terry Sanford's
victory in the Democratic gu
bernatorial primary in North
Carolina indicates a trend, i"
said Senator Kennedy. But
you can't read it as a blanket
Southern Endorsement of the
civil rights plank. Some areas
in the South certainly don't
accept it at all.
It's all a matter Of tolerance
and you can't build that over
night. There's intolerance in
my own part of the country,
too."
Saturday night, Mr.. Kennedy
met with Democratic leaders
of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa
North Dakota and South Da-
kota at Kansas City, Kans.- -
He reminded the delegates
that their States were carried
by Mr.. Eisenhower in 1856. He
said one Of their big problems
would be to make certain that
millions of unregistered voters
qualify to vote.
Party leaders from the five
States agree that the big issue
of the campaign for the Mid
west is the problem of crop
prices and supports.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 8 (AP).-
I'VE must overcome handicapS
of 100000 votes in Texas.
$500 in Louisiana, $500 in
Tennessee, $4,000 in Oklahoma
and $4,000 in Kentucky"
That's the way Robert F.
Kennedy sizes UP the 1860
presidentia campaign of the
Democratic nominee, Senator
John F. Kennedy, in five States
won by President Eisenhower
in 1856.
Robert Kennedy, who is
campaign manager for his
brother, met here yesterday
with Democratic Party leaders
from Texas. Louisiana. Ten
nessee, Oklahoma, Kentucky,
Arkansas and Missouri.
I'VE must reshore our posi-
tion in Arkansas and Mis-
souri," he told the strategy
session.
But Gov. James T. Blair of
MiSsouri-only non Southern
State to give a majority to
Democrat Adlai E. Stevenson
against Mr.. Eisenhower four
years ago-was quick to assure
Mr.. Kennedy of Missouri'S sup
port.
This is a big Democratic
State and the more people who
vote, the more Democratic
votes will be counted" said
Gov. Blair. "We'll have a good
substantial vote and a big
Democratic victory"
Arkansas, like Missouri, went
Democratic in 1856 but from
the seven States represented
here, Mr.. Eisenhower got SO
electoral votes while Mr.. Ste
venson got only 81.
At a news conference. Mr.,
Kennedy praised the renomi-
nation of Senator Kefauver of
Tennessee in last weeks pri-
mary as "a great victory for
the Democratic party, for the
people Of Tennessee and for
the nation" Senator Kefauver
defeated a segregationist.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
Special Project Chief
Named by Kennedy

HYANNIS PORT, Mass, Aug.
g (AP).-Senator Kennedy yes
terday appointed Neil Staebler,
Democratic State chairman of
Michigan, as the national di-
rector of special projects for
Senator Kennedy's presidential
campaign.
Senator Kennedy earlier had
chosen Thomas Quimby. DEM
ocratic national committeeman
from Michigan. as special prof.
ects director for IA Midwest
States. Mr.. Staebler, SIS. has
been the Michigan chairman
since 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
"holidoy dress"
for the bedroom

gmhroidosod hwssevflies on hemstitched
hem Of finest 200 count cotton percole
sheet and pillow eose set by Don River.
White. light blue. pink. light green or yellow
embroidery on white. ! double sheet.
piIIowcoses. 1928. Pillow eose set A.2e.
%26-A-36 0omestcs.
Troy "zip-A-Robs" All wool MocPher-
son, Chisolm or Mockensie plaid. 50x60-in.
bIonket in ripper eose with bvilt-in loom
rubber cushion. 1919. #26-B-l7. Blonkets.
Troy "zip-A-Robe" Of Orion oertie.
coIorfv plaid in green. brown or bright red.
5os60in. blanket in upper eose with built
in foom rubber cushion. 1923. mot shown)
k26-C-l7. Blankets.
comsors Of Striped ehTemspWW oeetote
filled with Fluffy oocron pokester. Three
stripe combinations with predominofino
colors Of lavender. blue or tonsevine. 72x8A-
in. 1875 #26-O-l7 eionkets.
comsors Of Spvinsmaid Evss0loxe
polished cotton print filled with ooeron
pokesier finished with heavy cord ~eltins.
Pink. moize or blue grounds. 72xsAin. lA.95.
k26-e-l7 BIonkets.
Kemwood Aerilan eesylis bIsakes for
moximvm wormth without weight. Blue.
white. pink. green. yellow or sand with
motching nyson binding.
le6xso-in. Twin size. 1875
|00xoo-in. double size. 1875
o0xloo-in. Hollywood size bound on four
Sides 2A.o5. 26-F-l7. elonkets.
Pseisie aVsemosie electric blonket with
convertible contour corners. Exclusive
ninitherm sofeN thermostot qUoronteed
for Two yeors Pink. desert ton. postel blue.
seofoom green. Twin size l7.95. Double
size 1875. Double size with dvol Their
mostots 2l.o5. 26-G-l7. BIonkets.
Reel oleWaneO in Moreon-Jones' scroll
design "DynosN' spreod Of washable
royon bamboo cloth thot's pre-shrunk. fost
color. lint free. Snow white. pink. sond.
golden topoz. blue. willow green. Twin or
full size. 1913. #26-H-36. Domestics.
Dixie Chem" Nsivlosm SPread is
beautifully corefree. l00se washable.
reversible. lint free cotton with luxurious
bullion fringe White or noturol Twin or full
size. 1923. &26-J-36. Domestics.
"DelIy Medison," one of our finest. most
luxurious heirloom spreods. Hos deeply
etched design and hond-knotted fringe.
Reversible. washable. tnt-free. Notvrol or
bleoched white oil cotton. Twin or full size.
1928. &26-k-36. Domestics.
linens and Domestes - Street Floor,
Both Stores
Evening star., 1960-01-19
Convention Showdown
Due at Harmony Fete

is that of Representative Boil
ing of Missouri, who like Rep
reSentative Boggs, often has
been chosen by Speaker Ray
burn to run the House during
debates on controversial issues.
Representative Boiling is a de-
clared supporter of Senator
Symington, Democrat of Mis-
souri,.
Asked about his aspirations
to become permanent chair
man. Representative Boiling
said: II am not running for
anything. I have never turned
down a party chore that I felt
I could do"
He said he thought the con-
vention would be wide open"
and that most people here and
there have one sort of posi-
tion."
The post of permanent chair
man is critical beacuse recogni-
tion of a certain delegation at
a certain time can make the
difference between defeat and
victory or between graceful
surrender and ignominious
capitulation.
Evening star., 1960-01-19

PUblIshso Dolly ono sunday
a' 225 VhainIo Ave Sc.
Sseond.sioSS Posfoes Paid
al Washington. D. {.
Evening star., 1960-01-19
Morse Would
Invade States

Senator Morse, Democrat of
Oregon, declared yesterday that
he is "a serious candidate" for
the presidential Office and will
campaign in any State from
which there is an invitation
based upon substantial back
ing"
The Senator said that he
hoped to have the opportunity
of carrying his campaign to
each of the States throughout
the country to which he is
invited.
Should my 1860 bid for the
Democratic nomination not sue
ceed," Senator Morse said, Il
wish to make clear that Adlai
Stevenson would again be my
first choice for President and
/ would support him in the
same wholehearted fashion that
] did in 1852 and 1856.
But let me make clear also
that once the Democratic con-
vention picks its nominee in
Los Angeles we must close ranks
behind this nominee"
He added that If he wins the
Democratic nomination, "it is
my sincere belief that Adlai
Stevenson would support me
as Fundamentally as l have
supported him.
Evening star., 1960-01-19
Owner Cleared
In Cafe Death

A 60-year-old owner Of a
Washington restaurant was
exonerated yesterday by a Dis
trict Coroners jury in the fatal
shooting last New Years eve
Of another man in the base
ment Of the restaurant.
Released from the homicide
charge was Tom Fook, so, who
operates and lives at the Tom
Boy Restaurant in the 100
block Of North Capitol street
Mr.. Fook testified that he shot
twice at the victim. John N
Bell. "a. of the first block OF
Queen street NV. who was
discovered hiding in the base
ment Of the restaurant.
Bell died on January 13 in
the Washington Hospital Cen
ter from a bullet wound to the
stomach.
Another man found in the
basement. Aaron Slade, sur
rendered to Mr.. Fook after the
shooting. He is awaiting trial on
housebreaking charge and is
free on $1,000 bond. He told
the jury that he and the dead
man were drinking whisky in
Mr.. Fook's basement storeroom