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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
The BERENS Co.'S, Realtors

2l6O N. Glebe Rd. IA. 5-0707
NEW -NEW-NEW-Large g. and A.
bedrm. ramblers, walk-out tiled
bsm IN and 2 full baths. Tap.
pan 500 ranges, disposal. refriger.
ator, eating space in modern kits.
sidewalks. large lots, Priced from
S17.450 to $50. $50. From nothing
up. You're the boss with the money
on down payment. OPEN 9-6.
REALTY. JE. 1000
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Near Country Club

N .ARLINGToNs prime residential
area near Chain Bridge has q
VACANCY. This 4-year-old an
tique brick home is most impress:
sive with its "hipped" roof and
long oVerhang. 3 TWIN bedrooms
paneled rec. rm., 2 fireplaces. In
tercom, and recessed entrance
foyer are some of the outstand.
ing features. On over "a acre OF
beautiful landscaping and stud
ded with spruce and hemloek
trees. Reduced TO S32,950 with
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FALLS CHURCH. 207 Buxton I'd,
Broadmont = 4 bedrms:, maids
rm.. IL baths, ENTRANCE ball din ?,
splendid home with the hailmSrE
exclusive neiRhborhood. shaded BY
beautiful trees, mr.. bus. stores;
open Wed, 10 to @. or call OWN
Err at Front Royal, Va, MElrose
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McLEAN-Central air conditioning
and beautiful pine-paneled rec.
window by breakfast nook are
features Of iris lovely white brick
home; 3 bedrms., flagstone patio:
beautiful paintings; few minis. to
Chain Bridge and D. c.; reduced
to S32.950; owner left. immediate
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THE SUNDAY STAR E.l7
Washington, D. c.
October 3, 1861
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
More Value
THAN

You have seen for sometime. 4
level, 4 bedrooms, 3 tiled baths
in this brick home. Extras galore.
All large rooms; 2 fireplaces, PAN
living room. family-siZed dining
room. spacious kitchen with dining
space; large flagstone patio. car
port: planned landscapins; excel
lent area Of Falls Church. Priced
for fast sale at only S33,950.
Excellent terms and financing to
responsible party.
ARFAX REALTY, INC.
TT A-dQ00
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McLEAN = New house! New areal
Old woodsl Come see this lovely,
center hall, brick rambler with
lovely reversed plan living room
with fireplace oVerlooks beautiful
woods, large separate dining room.
completely equipped kitchen has
Iesss S Sn9SS ,.al1 IaF sS.n Ss6
dous rec. room with stone fire
place, opens onto patio. gear ga
rage la-acre wooded lot. S37, 800.
FL, 6-6O22. THE BERENS COM
PANIES. Realtors, 5000 Chain
Bridge I'd,
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AURORA HILLS

NEAR PENTAGON-S1 900 down,
charming 3-bedrm. Colonial. S2O,-
$50. KI. s-1995, OF. 4-703s.
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FALLS CHURCH. 207 Buxton I'd,
rm,, 4is baths, entrance hall, din.
rm., library, kit. with breakfast
nook, spacious lily. .rm., 4 lge,
splendid home with the hallmark
exclusive neighborhood, shaded BY
beautiful trees, near bus, stores;
open Wed. or cali OWNER at
Front Royal, Va, MElrose 6-S242.
Evening star., 1961-04-11

LOTS $1,000 UP
Bldg. sites in D. c. and nearby Nd.
Excellent terms.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $1,000
MANY FINE BLDG. SITES
In Prince Georges, Mont, Howard
and Anne Arundel Cos. Easy COM
muting distance; $500 up, =.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
MASS. AVE. EXT. TULIP HILL
Less than SOC 50. #. in this pres
tige area. River view from rear.
Please call Mr.. Neill. OIL. 4-15l2.
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC. Real
tors, Uptown Office. EN-. 2-67l5.
N. GLEN HILLS-2 lots, $4,000
and $4,000 50. #. resp; ressrlcted
residential. paved rds., city water
avail: $4,000 for both, KEN
DRUSKIN & CO., LO. 5-2OO5
0AKTON, VA.-2.7 acres w/eleVa-
ton. trees, stream; So, 400. Terms.
L. COOK, Rltr.. JE, 2-3272, JE.
2-4BB4
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

end TRUST NOTES, $4,000 pay.
able $40 per mo-, 6fs int. good
makers, S2,400. J. v. CALfAN.
DRo g. CO.. jU. S-1SS6, VIII. 8.
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YACHT HAVEN

Brick split-level in most desirable
area. Large living room has 9
charming bow window and fire
place, separate dining room, kitch-
en- is fully equipped and has o
breakfast nook, the bedrooms are
diversified and there are ga baths
Very large mahogany-paneled rec
room, huge trees en- a h-acre lot
Please call for appointment. Priced
at S31 500. KE. R-Ra00
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REAL ESTATE Sale or Exch,

GOING ABROAD - Will trade
equity in beautiful Potomac home
plus cash for land or investment
property. EN-. b-0637.
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A ROSE is A ROSE

But the saying isn't true of q home
We can prove this by inviting you
to see this lovely contemporary
5-level split. The living room is
2S it.; l bedroom measures 20 IT.;
modern kitchen with separate din
ing room: built-in garage, and .
huge porches. A A-acre pond
stocked with fish; pigeons and
ducks come with it. Did I men
ton ga acres? You won't believe
pointment. TE. R-141b.
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NEED ACREAGE?

Half-acre? One acre? One and 9
half acres? Can purchase desired
amount Of beautiful land anc
have all conveniences Of city liv.
ing. House has 3 bedrooms. mod.
ern kitchen, basement garage, con.
crete driveway and attic expan-
sion possibilities. Call for ap-
pointment, KE, $4,000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
tcONTINUED)

BUICK 1859 Invicta station wagon,
all power and air-cond.; MAZDA
/ price retail, S2,40O; wholesale
! 81 300. Bids will be accepted nc
later than 4-l4-6I. Call MRS
| MESSINA on OK, 6-3333
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DIVER

DODGE
7730 Old Georgetown Rd.
Bethesda, Md. OL. 6-7111
DODGE '49; one owner since new
$4,000 miles, immaculate, 5000
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave
DODGE '5S 2-dr. hardtop; black;
automatic, radio, heater; S1,095.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
HOME OF THE WEEK

Approximately $1,000 down plus
settlement will purchase this i'm
maculate 4-bedroom, 1l2-bath
brick rambler. There is q large
living room with fireplace, dining
room, equipped kitchen. large
screened porch which overlooks
a pretty fenced yard. 1t has q
full basement with large rec. room
and utility room. Only S19,950.
TIE. R-14l5
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PROP for RIGHTEOUSNESS OPPORTUNITIES OFFICES STUDIOS for RENT
(coNIlNUED)
CoN-OP LAUNDRIEs and dry

CON-OP LAUNDRIES and dry
cleaning = MAYTAG equip. loc.
MARLEE, INC, OIL. 4-352S.
CORNER GROCERY STORE and
small rooming house. RA. 1886
DRIVEN RESTAURANT FOR
SALE-Busy Va. highway. Call
for appt. to inspect, RE. 6-1714.
DUE TO POOR HEALTH Of owner,
complete sewer and excavating
business is for sale, including
shovels, leaders, backhoe, lowboy,
etc. Call FE. 3-6343.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1854: Model
"A; new paint, complete overhaul,
bars; S475. JE. 4-621S.
1855 HARLEY SERvICYCLE with
tow bar: good mech. cond.; good
paint; $3.50. HE. 4-5277.
Evening star., 1961-04-11
GRAnY

Mercury -Comet-English Ford
1909 Wis. Ave, Beth, OIL. $4,000
CORVETTE '5s; still fresh styling
reliable and fast. Stick. shift; new
top. A true Sportscar for S1,996.
Call OIL. 6-5724
Evening star., 1961-04-11
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE
SALE OR LEASE

SN OAs bEhOb
1924 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Approx 1900 50. It., zoned
CD Tor restaurant, office bldg,
retail store, trade assn, night
club, ETC.; fully decorated sub
street floor, additional 8 stories
and meZzanine in front, q
stories in rear bldg: private
parking for 2 cars or trucks
IN rear garage: large rear alley
VIII accommodate largest trucks
at delivery entrance: stately in
terror beautifully designed by
one Of Washington's most
famous decorating studios; CEN
trally located In downtown
business area, 2 blocks from
White House and financial dis
trict. adjacent to 1000 re.
tail sections, large office build
ings and major hotels; public
parking at History Capitol
Garage next door; lot size
"A 4:9,x1S3x5'. To inspect cali
DORFMAN, co. 5-4056
-RM. HOUSE with parking IA
cilities. Gas h.w. heat. Columbi
PIKE area. ARL. Call OWNER. OR
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GARAGES
CONN. AVE. AT oRDwAY ST. N

CONN. AVE. AT ORDWAY ST. NV.
SO Month
Ho. 2-2S42, Sun. or 8 pm. wkdys.
GARAGE-S10 per month; 5 blocks
from GEORGETOWN University Hos
pltal. FE. 7-5l63, after z.
1921 10Th ST. N.W.-Garage with
large storage space above: S36
mo. SINGERS GUEST HOUSE.
3-CAR GARAGE, 14th and Spring
road NV. area: vacant; S35,
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. S-SS79.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

SPECIAL NEW MODERN HOME,
new, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths: will
trade subject to $500 mtg,
payable $50 and int. per month
Owner, JOHN F. KALAR, Willard
Hotel, Wash, d c
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AAAAAAAAA
Evening star., 1961-04-11
MONEY TO LOAN
MORTGAGE LOANS .

MORTGAGE LOANS - $1,000 to
S150,000. Lower your payments,
group your debts, refinance your
property. Quick, honest service
Residential, farm, commercial:
construction financing only in
State of Maryland. Call or write
MR.. ROBERTS, 21S E. Lexington
ST., Baltimore 2, Md, or Saratoga
7-4047 day, night. Sun. HOLIDAYS
Evening star., 1961-04-11
TRAILERS
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVY 1858 A-ton pickup; excel.
cond. Only $4,000 mi. Cost SEATS.
Price S1,350. ME. S-1717.
FORD 1855 1a-ton panel; $500 OF
best offer. Herndon 5SS or EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-27

as will nmnxa you hew reuseaHbsy yew snn enlev
me samess ~cusT0aAcRAFTnsmnnship q : Gus
YomcRaFS nEcREATioN ROOM. Ash sosaeeae IN
yopr naiahborhood ie show yes theirs.
. Kensils iloors . arsnslrone eaillngs 2 knetiy-
pine Is IA select pse-parkamed tuan q saee,
rotary esas w-aroeved fwo-eoat ineqpeF RFs-sin-
ishst with msishias fsim.
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SINGLE

The 9reotest value
on O doIlor-per-
squore-foot bosis
on the morket.
Ideol for thot
much needed eK-
tro bedroom.
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. JOB FINISHED IN ONE DAY
o CHOICE OF REDWOOD OR ASBESTOS SHINGLES
Q ALUMINIUM cUTTERING AND DoWNSPouT
Q oVERhANc ON EVERY JOB
. SELEcuoN OF WINDOWS FROM SIX Styles
Q BIRD ROOFING . ALL FIR FRAMING
o BuILpINc DEPT APPROVAL GUARANTEED
Q NO CHARGE FOR PLANS AND PERMITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-27
DORMERS
SINGLE UP-AND-oVER ADD-A-LEVEL
- ~ IT, &

A whole second
floor 10 double the
size Of your house.
At our prices there
is no need TO move
for thot extTo
space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-27
UP-AND-oVER

Where your
ottic doesn't
have suffi-
Gent ceiling
height. Don't
give up till
you talk TO US.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Alosko and Hawaii
In First State Roles

Alaska's first inaugural as a
State was led by Gov. William
Egan. Making the long trip to
Washington was the Elmendorf
Air Force Band.
Probably finding the weather
quite suitable were 80 Eskimo
Scouts of World War II, march,
ing with Col. NJ. r. Marston
who organized them. They
were invaluable in reporting
enemy activity when the jap
anese gained a foothold in the
Aleutians.
Wearing their dress blues,
the band and marching unit
of Kamehameha High School
vas out In front Of the Hawai-
ian unit. together with Gov.
William Quinn.
Preceding the Hawaiian float
were three lovely equestriennes.
attired in the pau outfit worn
in Hawaii by women dressed
in formal gowns.
A touch Of the Islands also
came from the float from
thousands Of orchids forming
q. star.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Continued From Page Al

COntlnueo from rage 40
College. University of Della
ware, Morgan State College
and Dickinson College.
Dressed in Mitchell tartan
kits. the bagpipers Of the
United States Air Force Drum |
and Bugle Corps added q dash |
Of color. Following was q con-
tingent of Air Force ROTC
from the University Of Mary
land. George Washington Uni
versity and Howard University.
Combining two prize-win-
ming talents, marching and
concert playing. the Henryetta
High School Band marched
out behind Oklahoma's young
Governor, ]. Howard Edmond
son. They were followed by the
Novelties Of Oklahoma North
Junior College.
Then came an attractive
squadron Of young women from
Oklahoma State University.
known as the Angel Flight,
part Of the Air Force ROTC
program.
A couple Of Texas outfits vol
unteered to march in the New
Mexico section. headed by Gov.
Edwin L. Meehem. Getting q
special bid from Vice President
johnson was the Nederland
High School Band.
Named after the late Gen.
Jonathan Wainwright, the
Wainwright Rifles of Tarleton
State College. Stephenville.
Tex. proved to be one Of the
top drill teams here.
Arizona came through with
some Of the Wild West that TV
fans love. Behind Gov. Paul
Fannin there was the 60-piece
Arizona Navajo Intertribal
Band Of many Indian tribes
and dressed appropriately.
Mountain lions were almost
as popular as Indians in the
procession. The Nevada Sher-
iffs posse had orie-so not to
be outdone. Bill Williams
Mounted Men from Arizona
brought along a beauty. too.
Western fans also saw some
familiar sights on the Arizona
float depicting the bad old
Tombstone days with Wyatt
carp. Doc Holiday. Billy Clan
ton. Johnny Ringo and other
hombres.
Evening star., 1961-01-20

corps from Tyrone. Pa. won
first honors at the Eisenhower
inaugural four years ago. Gov.
Joseph Flores rode in front Of
the team.
Guam's white and gold float
emphasized the islands vital
Link in Our National Defense. "
American Samoa was repre-
sented by Gov. Peter Tall Cole
man ahead Of the Scottish
Highlanders Of Muncie. Ind, An
AMVET outfit, the Highlanders
were dressed in costumes of
the Machines Clan obtained
from Scotland.
Bringing UP the rear, the
Panama Canal Zone had the
Evening star., 1961-01-20

One was the Tennessee Agri-
cultural and Industrial State
University Marching Band, its
132 members lavishly attired.
The Civil Air Patrols Ma
tional Capitol Wing sent its
prize winning drill team into
action at this point.
The New Frontier" theme
gave the Virgin Islands a
chance to let Columbus dis
cover them all over again. "A
40-foot float represented one
of the three discovery boats,
with Columbus at the helm.
For Guam. the top-rated
Gardner Guards marched
again. The drum and bugle
Evening star., 1961-01-20
! exempted from . proposed

exempted from q proposed
Metropolitan Transit Authority.
The Anne Arundel delegation
to the Maryland House voted
yesterday for the exemption.
The county Senator. Louis N.
Phipps. had previously declared
his opposition.
Theauthority to license, reg
ulate and operate mass trans
portation would have included
Baltimore City and the Coun-
ties Of Baltimore and Anne
Aurdnle in a bill approved by
the legislative Council.
Delegate Ridgely P. Melvin
fjr., chairman Of the county
delegation, issued a statement
Evening star., 1961-01-20


announcing removal of his
county.
AFTER careful study and nu-
merous conferences with many
groups and individuals in our
county" he said. I'VE believe
that as far as Anne Arundel
County is concerned, the needs
Of the public are being ade-
quately met by private enter
prise under regulations of the
existing Public Service Com
mission.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
PARADE
AIosko and Howoiiii
Take First Stote Roles

free form wing shape, symbolic
of Puerto Rico's flight into the
future. Gov. Luis Munoz-Marin
was on hand. too.
The Virgin Islands were rep
resented by Gov. John Merwin
and two units from the States.
Evening star., 1961-01-20

Morristown s(Tenn.S High
School Band representing it.
The band placed third in the
parade four years ago.
! Johns Hopkins University's
rPershing Rifles came along at
the end, stilI jaunty despite the
long wait to swing into action
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Every Day is
FAMILY DAY!

Now! Piedmont Airlines Of
fers the thrifty Family Plan
;. every day of the week!
With the Piedmont-7 Fam.
lily Plan, you purchase only
one full adult fare. The rest
of the family, Nom or Dad,
and all the children under
% years Of age travel for
"a off! Plan for a family trip
on Piedmont soon!
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Units From Islands
Varied, CoIorfuI

In addition to the Puerto
Rican National Guard band.
that island was represented by
service veterans and q float in
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Anne Arundel
Wins Exemption
From Trunsit Bill

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 20 (AP).
-Anne Arundel County will be
Evening star., 1961-01-20
lst Huwuiiun Capital

HONOLULU-The first royal
capital Of Hawaii was Lahaina.
on the island Maui.
Evening star., 1961-06-09
DurubIe veuIue 81 70 s.
port SHIRTS

Designer cottons-imported fobrics
Ploids, checks, fouIords, solids
Ivy or regular collar new puIIovers
oft-smort for every Dad on Fathers Day
S, M, and XL sizes
Evening star., 1961-06-09
comparable voIue
to 1925 Vyush n wour
Lack sale


Quality socks ri just recently discontinued styles but
oil perfect quolity and many still corne the regular re-
toll selling price, You'll know the famous torton the
minute you see the obeI How mony pairs for yourself
and for Fothers Day? Two three when you see them
Evening star., 1961-06-09

hoof mon %. there's hardIy q better
known IabeI and yeU'II see II in
every p0ir Of these nafionuIIy
advertised slaeks s-I,s0o puirs
Evening star., 1961-06-09

onnUuI sale from TWO of fEe best
sPorfsweor na0kers -. for yourself
ond don't forget Fafher's Day
Evening star., 1961-11-26

The Sunday stor TV Mosozins. Washington.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Man With Knife
Fatally Beaten,
Ex-Boxer Held

John Green, 81, a former
sparring partner Of Joe Louis,
was charged with homicide last
night, after a man who had
been chasing a woman with a
knife, was clubbed to death.
Police identified the dead
man as Emmick Rothwell, A,
of 1887 Eighth street NV.
Green of 706 N street NV,
was standing at the corner Of
Eighth and N streets NV.
talking to a friend about 2 pm.
yesterday when Mrs. Anna
Banks, AZ. of 1885 Eighth street
NV, ran toward him, police
said. They said she was fleeing
from Rothwell, who was pur-
suing her with a knife.
Green warned Rothwell to
stop chasing Mrs. Banks and
then picked up a 2-by-4 piece
OF lumber and hit him over the
head, when Rothwell kept
trying to get at Mrs. Banks,
police said. A coroner's inquest
will be held at 1880 am. to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Rockefeller Car
Gets Ticket

NEW YORK. Nov. IL (AP)
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's
personal car can get a parking
ticket the same as anybody
elSe's. And it did.
The Governors limousine
was standing by a fire hydrant
outside the Waldorf Astoria
last Sunday night, while the
Governor was in the hotel max
ing a speech.
The driver stepped away
briefly. The cars license plate
with two letters and two num-
bers gave no hint of its owner
ship.
A passing fireman stuck a
$40 parking ticket on the wind
shield. Firemen here are au-
thorized to give tickets if the
parking violation could inter-
fere with firefighting.
An aide to Gov. Rockefeller
said the Governor paid the fine
out of his own pocket without
protest.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
FOUND

DUCK, large. white. child's pet; vic.
18th and N. Quantico. Arl.. Va. 534-
3S96.
GLOVES, lady's. black, vic. Seven Cor
ners, Va. please identify. Box
PUPPY, brown and white; vic. N. H.
ave, Takoma Park, Md. 422 2-4300.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, in vic. OF
Buckingham Apis. Call Gypsy
4-2637 or oxford 6-4172.
Published Daily and Sunday
at 226 Virginia Ave. Sc.
at Washington, ID. G.
Second Class Postage Paid
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Dominicuns,
Cubuns Get
OAS Protest
BY the Associated Press

An agency of the Organiza-
ton Of American States has
advised the Dominican Repub-
lie that it is violating human
rights and has asked Cuba to
provide information on reports
Of similar violations there.
The Inter-American Commits
sion on Human Rights disclosed
it has pointed out to the Do
minican government six areas
Of violation-including terror
ism by armed gangs of govern
ment supporters.
The commission also told the
Cuban government of Fidel Cas-
tro that if reports of violations
are true, it should take pro-
gressive steps to protect hu-
man rights" The commission
also asked Cuba for further in
formation on some of the more
urgent reports. The Castro
government has rejected SINH
lar commission requests in the
past.
In the Dominion Republic,
the commission mentioned the
arrest and disappearance of
several persons and "the ac-
tivities of certain aggressive
and divisive groups known as
'Paleros.' The Paleros are
armed gangs of government
supporters.
The commission also listed
conflicts between authorities
and students; limitations on
the exercise of freedom of ex-
preston, press, association and
assembly; deportations and re-
strictionS to free access to the
country Of citizens who are
members Of the opposition; and
the lack of free trade unions.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

the appearance of a cabinet Of
ficer at a segregated meeting.
There we're no pickets at the
Dinkler Plaza Hotel, where the
dinner was held, when the De-
fense Secretary arrived.
Later five young sign-bearers
from the knights of the
Confederacy appeared. Their
placards said: "Impeach the
Kennedy Tyrants," OUTLAW
the NAACP," "NAACP Just
Wants Meal Tickets" 1--WE OPP
pose Communist = Infiltrated
NAACP," and Africa for Af-
ricans, America for Ameri-
cans"
The five youths wore arm
bands with double eagles. They
were allowed to remain near
the hotel, but Detective Capt.
r. E. Little of the Atlanta po-
lice departments security di-
vision made them keep their
distance from the entrace.
About 20 minutes later the
Negro pickets arrived. James
Gibson, executive secretary of
the Atlanta chapter of the
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie, estimated there were 125
Evening star., 1961-11-12

on hand. Most were from the
Atlanta University system, a
group of Negro colleges. Among
the pickets were at least four
white women, but they declined
to be identified.
Capt. Little requested that
the group limit their pickets
to six in front of the hotel and
six on the side. They complied.
Signs borne by the Negro
pickets read: Mr.. Secretary,
Don't Bring More Segregation
to Atlanta" and THE Best De-
fense is Real Democracy"
Shortly after the Negroes ar
rived the white youths moved
across the street.
In his speech, Mr.. Mcnamara
said the United States is mar
shaling the forces necessary to
sustain our rights and respon-
sibilities in any test Of purpose
at any level of force that may
be called for"
Mr.. Mcnamara said that by
building up both non-nuclear
an dnuclear forces in Europe
I'VE are broadening. the range
of weapons at our disposal in
q contest initiated at a low
level Of violence"
Evening star., 1961-11-12
INTERPRETIVE REPORT

little impact this winter, when
unemployment will be at its
worst. If unemployment tops 5
million when Congress con-
venes, the administration will
be under heavy pressure to
take drastic action. :
The President last August
indorsed in principle a bill by
Senator Clark, Democrat of
Pennsylvania, providing for up
to $500 million of Federal out
lays for public works. Spending
authority would be on a stand
by basis, for use in periods of
high unemployment.
Barring unforeseeable ma
tional security developments
which might force a deferral of
this action" the President said.
II intend to embody the prin-
ciple of standby authority for
capital improvements projects
in my legislative program for
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Other public works bills have
been drafted, along with legis-
lation to authorize temporary
income tax reductions when un-
employment is high.
Mr.. Goldberg and other rank
ing officials still hope to avoid
a clash between the Presidents
two sets of commitments.
Improvement Expected
Even with unemployment at
5 million or more in January
and February, they expect other
economic barometers to provide
clear evidence Of incipient i'm
provement.
If this expectation material
ICES, the administration prob
ably will try to persuade Con-
gress that big reductions in
unemployment are just around
the corner, and will plead for
patience by Senator Clark and
other hackers of expensive pro-
posals. ~
But If the outlook in January
and February remains dim, the
President will have to decide
whether to live with high un-
employment or abandon his
pledge to balance the budget.
Most advance signs indicate he
would take the second course.