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AUCTION SALES
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TEgsTEEs, SALE or VALUABLE
DWELLING. BEING KNOWN AS
eaE;MISEs: 6l2 THIRD STREET
- ssoGITssasfT. sIrtas y Z certain DEED o, trus.
duly recorded: In Liber No, l01O4.
records Of the District Of Column
bia., and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will sell, at public
auction. In front Of the premises,
On THuRspAY; THE FIFTEENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER. AID. 1850.
AT oNE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.
the following-described land and
premises, situate in the District
of .ColumhiA, and designated as
and being Lot 3 in Square 7a5,
TERMS: Sold subject TO prior
tbuildinR association deed Of trust
for approximately S3,69i, IA: fur.
ther particulars Of which will BE-
announced at time OF sale; the
purchase price above said trust
$500 required. Conveyancinr.
cost. Adjustments made as OF date
OF sale; Terms to be compiler
With within thirty days. otherwise
deposit forfeited and the properly
may be advertised and resoid NJ
the discretion of the trustees.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
THOMAS W. HUNT.
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Together with bitches, manholes,
tnlets. end walls, junction cham
Der, sanitary sewers, water mains
and other appurtenances.
Copies of plans and Specifications
may be obtained from the once
OF the Director Of Public works.
Rockville. Nd. A deposit Of so
for each set will be required as Q
guarantee OF the safe return Of
the document within q reasonable
time. This deposit will be re.
funded In half on not moft than
2 sets to each general co1tfactor
who, returns the document1in good
condition. 80 y,
Each bid shall be accompanied 81
Q bid security in an amoudt equal
to ct least 10es OF the bid.
The successful bidder will be re.
CURED to furnish and pay for
satisfactory performance and pay
ment bond or bonds In an amount
equal to the full contract price.
The City Of Rockville reserves the
rikht TO reject any or all bids In
part Or N full and to waive any
irregularities or informalities In
No bids may be Withdrawn for n
period Of 80 days Subsequent 10
the opening OF bids without the
consent Of the owner.
signed: JEAN r. HORNECK. Clerk
ior MAYOR and Council.
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lids. j. OWN SON.
Auesisneers, iii . 81. NV.
TssggsrESs sgE Esicks sAbE bEtPEsgsI e sygsIygsSsy ygs1s5
kkssoTN As Pennies E s4si

rsgsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
kcRRTMaf kkccRMf cAtfrofEn a ofEnEAIsEf s4RfEff s1si
y virtue Of . certain deed of
truss duly recorded. in Libsr No 70.
,husfo. folio 33S ct SEQ. Of the
land records OF the District OF
Golumbia, and at the request OF
Lne party secured thereby. the
r,,Ss;n rnSSes;Lsignee trustees will sell, at
prsn1i..sa pTSliS suction IN front ef :he
TWRNfi;rrSSn FTrWsRRisf1; Sn pay aTyyEspAY; 90 nvcTTH1E TIE
O'clock PM. iSsO: e: soilc.,n..s.o dr T. " Q
IN the District Of Columbia. IS and
desienated as and being Lot 10
"a Paufs subdivision OF lots in
square 80 .Dobbins addition TO
the city Of Washin gton." AZ neT
ptat as recorded in the once Of
me surveyor for the Distriet of
Soiumoia In County Liber 23 AZ
[oilo 3D.. Said properly nov
rEnn9wn rHEn9wn as Lot 80 In SQUARE 350l
! b,s,ais: bETs,Ms: sold subject 10 Q prior
ser sSmiidins association deed Of trust
ther particulars Of which w,,i Z.
purchase price above = said ie truss yns
SEQ required. Con convey.neinsiis : SeSiosis ,si Of
coreinE. etc, at .purchaser's eost
Adjustments made AZ of dats ~
sale. Terms to be eornnlieS v,,h
within thirty days. otherwis, ds.
pvslt forfeited and the properly
may pc advertised and resoid ~
'"e oisclesn9n q the trustees.
XLIUs 2. KQPlT,
S.,n ,nENHI y. SNYDER,
-9eln.lz,l416.l9 Trustees.
THOs. j.. OWEN 4 SON.
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A..sIss;..iS;;, TasISs; Z; YIHfN YIIffN Nr1.,ls SOY; N'w.

ThusTEEe' SALE OF VALUABLE
ING BEING KNOWN AS PREM.
soI+ETSSs4EiR lSds +NTMsER SsOs Bass PLACE
By virtue o. q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. ss6s,
Issn1.s rSliS s4S' .stt .st sss, Of the land
party sex Secured III therebS. sSat Is. 81 under. tr.
siEned trustees will sell. at public
auction. In frept Of the premises
DAY OF DECEMBER, H.D' 1000
At TWO THIRTY O'CLOCK PM,
the followins-described land ane
premises, situate In the District
OF Columbia. and desienated a,
and being Lot 50 IN Square 529l
" subdivision ~ made BY Southwest
S.eordsS IL hs hsC5 Ono. as of Pss e.. sna g1
yeyor for the District Of Coiurn.
bia In Liber ls4 at Folio 10;
subject to building restriction
line; covenants and rieht Of was
TGgRMsiss:: qsold .uS,ee. to . pr,o,
deed Of trust for approximateij
G.beo.0a;; further particulars. o.
said trust. II 10 Se' psid f''e II CASH. Icy 4
veyancins. recording. etc, at pur.
ehaser's cost. Adjustments made
complied with within thirty days q
Otherwise deposit forfeited AND
the property may be advertised
and resold ct the discretion Of
MAyRIcE L. LouNsBERRY.
De-. .6,S.l0.l4 Trustees.
Auetion:ei;. iii st. NV,
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CALL
II. $1,000
CANCELLATIONS
SPECIAL NOTICES
Clad MILE FAnrE

Clad MILE EAILIE
Make your Xmas from bonnie Scot
anGN,;bArEest s1S,,;:b st,, variety ar.sy ,authsntss
tartans. famous EdinbursIh I erys.
tai. tweeds and knit wear. cos
tune dolls. thistle stone wear.
Sitt.. ti' scoriANp Housk, o6 'tRs9 sS4
3; WashinEton st. lMt. Vernon
Hrs, lo.s daily. except sunday.
ANACOsTlA NATIONAL BANK OF
WAeMlNGTON. SHAREHOLDERS
MEETING. Notice Is hereby given
that. pursuant 70 can Of its diree-
h.1. sDffin q q sSs 'HsIs ssni
Banking house at $3.50 8. Capitol
Street, Washington. D. c.. on Tues
day December 90. 1850. at twelve
o'clock noon. for the purpose Of
considering and Determining ey
vote Ehether an asreemsnt t2
ss Nssions sP' ssne saie q wssS1 shc
ington. located in washinstcn,
the laws Of the United States.
shsll he rattned and confirmed:
GsaS;rSter GS%S;trSitlsr of the ana c9,sTensy: ,or e:
%Htters ter ineiGsntsi to III lie pr propesed Sssa
4 copy of the Aforesaid seres:
nlent. executed by Q majority Of
the directors Of each Of the two
banks. providing for. the eensoli-
datien. u on flle at the bank. and
Way DO inspected durins business
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co. $1,000

Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by anyone otii. d.
er than myself, RAYMOND r,
BRADSHAW. 1888 Lyman pl, ne,
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LEGAL NOTICES
z. GABLE, Attorney.
023 20th Street NV,

sss .d;;i Z; sAsLE; s...a; " A. attorney.
UNITED STATES DisTRrcTi COURT
for the District OF Coiumbis, Hold.
Administretion.-This Is TO Give
Notice: That the subscribers OF the
state Of Massachusetts and the
state OF pennsylvania. respective.
Y, nave obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District OF Colum-
pa. Ancillary Letters Tsstamen-
tssry ts,, on the estate Of HORACE
MONROE BAXTER. also known
as HORACE M. BAXTER. late OF
the State Of Massachusetts, de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to, exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, to the subscribers,
on or before the 9Th day. Of June,
AID. 1851: otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all bene-
nt Of said estate. Given under our
hsnds 1andds this 9th day Of December.
BURY, .16 Charlesden Park.
LINCOLN BAXTER. iisAiS'Isss Il, - EN-:
mons Road, Falmouth. Massachu-
setts, DONALD LESLIE BAXTER,
47i Briarhill Road, SprinRfield,
Isealj Attest: THEoDoRE COOS.
WELL. Resister Of wills for. the
Probate Court. de14,ol.28
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MEN, two excel, openings; estab
business. ,exper. unnec,. training
furnished; start on q trial basis II
you wish to determine what an
excel. opport this is. Most OF our
men are married and supporting
tSso s fSmss NssHy Ts on earnnss a.tas pon' up 70
the Fuller Brush Co. DI. T-44i7.
MEN. full or part time. excellent
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ROSS O'DONOGHUE,
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
$50 Union Trust Building,
Waehiurfan N r

tFiled December IL. 1850,
usrFEbb FHAbsY sfAfEs n HSfEh DSfsTarSSf rSlfts5 teso5unr
for the District OF Columbia
MARGARET PACKARD RHEIN.
ct al, Plaintiffs. vs.. MARGARET
r. WILLIAMS, ct al. Defendants
Action. No. 3SO4- 80. Order
Of Publication. The object Of this
suit Is to construe the will OF
Louise Bolt. deceased. On motion
Ss, Sf tss b .s.ss, gls,nts sb i oSrlaStbb tsis latb
that the defendants, Margaret r.
williams, John H. W, Rhein, jr.,
EI,,e EsTIsnfts RI Fl E Ssse irs n,o!a F. rsT9t ,,
lisms. u. Susan Rheir. Deborah
Rhein. Margaret Packard Will
liams, T.. Perot -Bissell. ~, Rolin
P. Bissell. Peyton r. Biddle. jr..
Packard Biddle and William B.
Biddle, cause their appearance to
be entered herein on or before the
fortieth dey. exclusive OF Sundays
and legal holidays, occurring
after the day OF the first publica-
tion OF this Order; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as In
case OF default; provided 3 copy
OF this order be published once a
week for three successive weeks
IN the washington Daily Law
Reporter and The Evening star
Eswspspsr before said day tsJ
CHARLES r. MCLAUGHLIN,
Judge. (seal,) A True Copy, Test:
HARR9.,,M HAARRT N; HULL. CLERK; BY
Clerk. tI de14.21,2S
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HELPMeM

DIRECTOR for Summer Day Camp.
Must be capable Of takins full
charge. State qualifications and
salary expected. Box 14O-K. Star.
EDITORIAL WRITER to interpret
Congressional issges In business
publications. Work samples re-
turned. Box 39S-K. Star.
E-L-E-C-T-R-O-N-y-C-S
JOB OPPORTUNITIES-MAEY :
Local U. 8 and Overseas
cotuaBiA GSRssii fsGEf,n EMPn.. fs4i ain'i o NV
ELEVATOR STARTER
Experienced. neat appearenee for
large ONCE bldg. Call building
superintendent, NE. S-3925.
ENGINEER
9th class for excellent NV. apt
bids. Top reierepces REQUIRED
Avail. iHnmed. Apply EX. 3-2530
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MAN

MAN
Capable of arranging
m ortgage financing
and to become as
Sociated with corpora
tion proposing to build
the worlds largest and
most exciting resort
hotel in Las Vegas.
Write Tower Enter
priSes, $50 So. Beverly
Drive, Beverly Hills,
Calf. Phone CIR. 1-4093
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PROPOSALS
ROCKVILLE, MD.

rs' 3 T.ssE s.ssy: n:d Sssns i, If tn: s..es. e..
:s:s & asass. ss' sdsodsaS z; :sa ssassrSsSn Ss.
yor sy,ss ssa coans os saf uns Gf' q oeoae zee
Pm. est Wed, Jan. Is. 1861
at which time all bids will be
publicly opened and read aloud at
the City OF Rockville Civic Center,
Baltimere. Rd. and Edmonston
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HElf MEN
MECHANICS

Maintenance mechanic for lsrss
Work. Apply S BUcklNdaAMp BUCK III nMtpGooiMa coM.
MUNITY, 4:!.3j North PerShing df.
trear Of Post Ofhcel, Arl,, Va.
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,. N. HARRlue. HAIslu.
fEE E5{ESA1T {ESA1TIoSS.AE s5S szSE Eses. 81 WASH: Sssz

TIE NATIONAL RANK OF VASE
ING.-Notice Is. hereby given that
pursuant 70 call OF its directors.
holders Qf The National Bank Of
'WashinetoA will be held at its
kEaHEipS n a. hegss .s9 q. g so 4th Street
day. December 20. 1890. At twelve
O'Clock n0on. for the purpose Of
considering and determining ey
conso. idate the said bank and
the Anaeostia National Bank Of
WashinRton. located in Washing
ton. D. c.. under the provisions Of
the laws Of the United States.
shall be ratiied and confirmed.
subject 70 the. -spproval Of the
Washinston. b. c.. and for the
purpose Of voting upon ANY other
matters Incidental to the proposed
consolidation OF the two banks.
A cory OF the aforesaid agree-'
ment,. executed bv . majority OF
the directors Of each Of the two
banks. providing for the consoli-
dation, is on flle at the bank and
NAV be tnspected during business
q n. L. COTTON.
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SMITH. RlsTIG . SMITH.
PERS0 MAILS

Al MUSIC for your holiday party
cEY6s I!fSs'oss ossRKsl sSmIss FS asP ass' e''''
EYE GLASS FRAMES. 81, lens,
81; tenples, Soc: reading glasses.
ssc, N. Y. JEwELRY. 719 7th
Fur Rental Service
Be q queen for Q nisht, We rent
furs OF every description including
fabulous mink. Ma. e-5524.
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HELP MEN

ACCTS. AND ALL OTHERS
SEEKING THE BETTER JoBs
- CHECK FiRsT WfTH HD
COLUMBIA, 1341 G. NV.
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MAN WITH CAR
Sales and service: excel. earnings
Nc, experience necessary.
3707 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
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AUCTION SALES
lcONTINUeO)

NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Of
Sg S,,resss%sd s;,sV's article: Ss assProViassaa sa
UNDERSIGNED win sell, at public
suettSHn;s ns',, IN ths he premises son Of an2 ApAM Y
iSaa. .eommencina SS1 a. TEN AN
each day all unredeemed PLEDGES
gp to No. A.l76aS; SPARES
NV. des, ,lo.Ii.1e,is.lz
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 SON
Auctioneers
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D. L. COTTON,
RrAGlAAnl

] WILL NOT DE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred By any one
other than myself. RICHARD
BOBo, 142l 18th ct. NV. Wash,
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pcned until FRIDAY, pEcEMBER.
10. 1880, AT ZOO PM, ct the
~ oRbER or THE TRUSTEES.
de Ia
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THERE VIII BE . special meet
ins Of Bricklayers Union No. /.
ct 7:30 on Wed. Dec. IA. ct 513
G ot. ne. Thomas Scanlon, Pres.
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IsM TAB; oPh- sl;ss; ssPp:,ia,Fi;;
cofuMsiA 81 81 EMpL.. issl = 'ti@GS & NV. v.
JANTTOR. experienced, with good
local references; prefer man over
30 for luxury apt. house IN Arline-
ton, Va. Good salary. steady Job
Mas SEAL. TAiLEY, ss.Hs a. 4 a a5ss5, HHS' fsoi
g., Courthouse rd,. on Columbia
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JANITOR COUPLE

PERMANENT POSITION: nv.
brick apt. bldg; openins fol. col
cred couple, wife can work II de-
sired; no children; bsmt. apt. plus
salary. Apply In person TO Mr.,
RANDOLPH, 2 Thomas circle, ga
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Iuxufy bIdg.. eXperlence ntcessdiy
Apply in person only to Mrs. Risio.
420l Cathedral ave. NV.
JANfTOR. colofed; Sl60 mo, plus
apt. tfor 30-unit downtown bldg }.
Non-drinker. married, about As
yrs. old tho children. Must have
stoker exper. and be capable Of
doing minor plumbing and cleo.
repairs. Call NE. $4,000 or ewes ,
EN-. 3-1235. -
JANITOR, colored. 70 care for ga
unit apartment BIDS. Stoker. ex-
perienee and references required
$50 per month plus quarters. r.
r, RUPERT, l0l7 1th st. NV.
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SUBSCRIPTION statesmen

CONTINUED on Next Page)
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JR. ACcTG. elk. .S75
Psrm.Ipent ,s1n.I tsatou AT deg not srI ns1 ;c.ss i
PEG eREINwAY,, :; AGENCY 4, o
Arizona sun., 1960-11-24
FAMOUS GOSPEL
SINGERS IN
PHOENIX

Repeating his successful events
in the past, Brother John Moore,
1903 E. Adams, will present to the
city of Phoenix more famous goS-
pei singers.
On November 29. 1860 at 8 p. m.
in the Eastlake Park Auditorium,
10th Street and East Jefferson, the
public will hear the dynamic Ras-
berry Singers of Cleveland, Ohio.
In addition they will hear Sally
Martin and her Singers from Chi
cago, Illinois. Even beyond these
singers will be James Cleveland
and his singers from Detroit, Mi
chigan.
Mr.. Moore who is a member of
lewis Chapel, CME, 18th Street
and East Mobile, says that tickets
are available at: Ragsdale Realty,
1l44 East Washington Street, Cur
It's Barber Shop, 18th Ave. a n d
Buckeye Road and Broadway Ca
fe, 244l East Broadway.
The admission is $1.0O for ad-
vance tickets and SIPS at the door
If more information is needed one
nay call Mr.. Moore at Alpine 2
1868.
Arizona sun., 1960-11-24

merican Indians. Among tn G m
were:
1. His Craftsmanship of the Els
enhower Survey Team in 1852 So
for the Bureau of Indian Affairs;
2. His leadership in establishing
financial and educational services
for Arizona Indians;
3. His Craftsmanship for several
years of the San Carlos Apache &C.
onomic advisory committee.
4. The Hualapai tribal loan guar
antee agreement set up by Valley
Bank;
5. His "unSelfiSh contribution OF
time, counsel and money over the
years to further the American In
dian's standard of living"
Copies of the text were sent Pre-
sident Eisenhower, Secretary of In
terror Fred A. Seaton and Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs Glenn L.
EmmonS. The original was pre-
sented Bimson, along with an elab-
crate Usage headdreSS, robe and
other gifts.
Induction rites were performed
by Chief Paul Pitts of the Usage
nation. The ceremony received
wide cOverage in the Oklahoma
and midWestern press.
Arizona sun., 1960-11-24

PHOENIX, Ariz. = Walter R
Bimson, board chairman of Arizo
mas statewide Valley National
Bank, is known nationally as
businessman, banker and art p a.
tron but to Oklahoma's Usage Tri
bal Council he is best known as
Good Leader" and a devoted
friend of American Indians.
At colorful ceremonies held ear.
lier this month in Pawhuska, Ok
lahoma, headquarters of the oil
wealthy Usage nation, BimsOn was
officially adopted" into the tribe
and given the name of "Wah tab
kah-tho-le" Good LEADER.
Present were Bureau of Indian
Affairs officials, Oklahoma bank
ing and oil executives, and Phoe-
nix delegation of Bimson's friends
The adoption ceremonies, staged
only once or twice decade and
usually involving U. S. presidents
governors or widely known in
dustrialists, are regarded as one
of the highest honors of their kind
An engraved scroll presented by
the Osages to the Arizona banker
cited many of his activities ito ad-
vance the economic welfare and
educational betterment of tn e A.
Arizona sun., 1960-11-24
Africans Demand
UN Council Seat

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y = The
Afro-Asian group of UN delegates,
campaigning for a permanent seat
on the 11-member security council,
with the aid Of the Soviet b 10 c,
postponed attempts to fill vacan-
cies on the council last week.
The move came in the wake of
a resolution by the delegate from
the new Nigerian member of UN.
The Africans. in particular, W a n
Council representation by right o
numerical strength of 16 of their
members. Heretofore, small nations
were admitted to the council as ro-
tating, non permanent members
primarily under the sponsorship of
the larger countries such as the u.
S. or Great Britain.
Latin America and Europe a r Q
constantly represented in security
councils smaller nation seats, but
Africa and Asia are there only in
termittently, it was pointed ou t..
The U. S. was on the losing end of
the 81 80 vote
Arizona sun., 1960-11-24
NEGRO VOTERS EVEN SCORE

JAMAICA, N. Y. = Negro voters
here proved instrumental t h is
week in the defeat of George Ar
chinald, Republican candidate for
Congress.
Mr.. Arehinald was charged b y
the local sNAACP's political a c
|tion committee with having su p
ported efforts last year to prevent
Negro and Puerto Rican children
from attending uncrowded p u b.
lie schools in predominantly white
Glendale and Ridgewood, L. /.
He was defeated by Democrat
Joseph P Addabbo by a margin of
10000 votes. Negroes represent an
Arizona sun., 1960-11-24
Protestant Seeks
Catholic Support
For MIinorities

BATON ROUGE, LA. November
% (VIP) - In an address pre-
pared for delivery here Tuesday
evening November 22) before the
Louisiana Education Association,
Dr. Gardner Taylor, President of
the Protestant Council of N e W
York City, appealed to the nations
Catholic community to support the
national political advancement OF
other minorities.
Referring to the religious issue
in the recent election, DR.. Taylor
said "the Catholic community now
knows, thank Heaven, what it feels
like to enjoy firstclass citizenship
Asserting that lone good turn de
serves another" the pastor f
Brooklyn's Concord Baptist Church
and New York Board of Education
member advocated consideration
of "a qualified member of the Jew
iSh faith for the Presidency in the
early future" and the nomination
in 1862 of qualified Negroes for the
United States Senate.
The New York clergyman a t.
tributed the election of Americas
/ first Catholic Chief Executive to
"a combination of Catholics, Jews,
Negroes and liberal PrOtestants in
tthe big pivotal states" He added
I that this same voting cOnStella-
ton can demonstrate our lack of
bigotry toward Jews and Negroes
just as we have shown our lack of
bias against Catholics.
DR.. Taylor admitted that, in
some quarters, his appeal might
b decried as "demagoguery'
Such a charge, he declared, would
be 'pious hypocrisy, since we all
know we have not reached h e
place in America where we do not
think about race, religion and re-
gion in political choices.
Although he lauded the election
of Senator Kennedy as "a good
choice" DR.. Taylor characterized
as ''ironic" the circumstance that
''the decision as to who will lead
the United States as President
should have to turn upon a tele-
phone call about an American Jail
ed for acting like an American in
a public eating place"
Arizona sun., 1960-11-24
Buy Your sun
At These Places

Southern Liquors, 624 S. 9TH Ave
New State Grocery, 1896 S. 7 Ave
Cow Palace, 9O1 S. 9TH Ave-
A & F Stores, 1923 w. Buckeye
Noes Food Fair, 1928 w. Buckeye
Ziede's Food Center.
17O1 S. 18th Ave.
Lincoln Liquors, 1924 W. Buckley
New Valley Market,
1900 West Buckeye Road
FOOdtOwn, 1903 E. Broadway
Keys Market, 2454 E. Broadway
Nelson's Market, 1908 E. Broadway
Rainbow market,
1885 E. Broadway
Broadway Pharmacy, 1903
Broadway
Mountain View Market,
21O6 f. Broadway
Rosner Drugs, 9O1 E. Jefferson
NOrman's Midtown Pharmacy,
1900 E. Washington
Reddy's Corner. 1902 E. Jefferson
Lee Jew Grocery,
1903 E. Washington
Hodges Barbecue,
1O15 E. Washington
Bigbee & Manns Barber Shop,
500 F.. Jefferson
HUT Liquors, 2345 E. Washington
TheIma'S COffe Shop,
Rice Hotel, 537 E. Jefferson
Modern Market,
1877 E. Washington
Safcway Stores,
1548 West Van Buren
25O2 West Van Buren
18th Street & Apache
4732 South Central
1105 East Van Buren
"a. ]. BayIess, 5041 S. Central
oath & East Van Buren
Arizona sun., 1960-11-24
CORE Leader To
Visit Phoenix

Richard Haley, prominent leader
in the CORE method of promoting
integration in the south will viSit
Phoenix this week to share his eX
perience with local persons inter
ested in this approach. Ohio borr
and educated, Mr. Haley is cur,
rently teaching at Florida A & M
where he was voted teacher oi
the year." It was at this college
that he became known as an or
ganizer with CORE Committee or
Racial Equality.
Arizona sun., 1960-11-24
Lunch Counter
Criminal Released

A New Orleans union construc.
ton worker was charged as g
criminal for having spoken to q
young man sitting at Woolworth
lunch counter.
Walter Rogers, white, piledriver
fireman, age so, and Rudolph Pc
tiers, Negro, unemployed musician
age 90, were freed in criminal
court when the state dropped the
case. Assistant District Attorney
"A. |. KIeinfeldt told Judge Thomas
Brahney that the state won't pro-
secute either defendant IS n C e
both Mr. Peters and Mr.. Rogers
have stated they had no criminal
intent.
Arizona sun., 1960-11-24
POST FOR TOP NEGRO?
Dr.. Bunche Considered
By President Elect

Congo conflagration have been con
sidered distinguished although
this confused situation will not be
completely settled for many a
moon.
Throughout his campaigning, Mr..
Kennedy expressed concern Of the
emerging African nations, and hop
ed that America could bring about
a close tie of friendship with these
as well as the stirring Asian coun-
tries. From a personal angle, the
Kennedy family provides ann u
al scholarships for deserving
young Africans to be educated in
this country
With a qualified, eminent DR..
Bunche as UN Ambassador or as
Secretary of State, America could
most certainly counteract the Com
munist charges of continuing racial
prejudice in this country. Fur
|thermore, the Communists, neu-
trails and allies alike have shown
high respect for the soft spoken, ur
Ibane DR.. Bunche.