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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
MARLBORO REALTY

CAPE ANNE FRANKLIN MANOR
COTTAGE: 2 bedrms., winterizedr
iuclosed porch, shade trees, shrub
berry. pier. boat; priced only
2-BEDRM. framed cottage; COM
pletely furnished: inelosed porch,
double garage, deep well: very
good condition: BROAD WATER
PIT. Priced $4,000.
Also many other beach area cot
tages. Mrs. Gibson, agent. Ewes.
and Sunday UN. 7-274S, Office
MA. 1880.
MAYO AREA, off Rhodes River
20 acres with $50 Of waterfront
age. 45O #. on hard surface road
$4,000. JE 3-94l4.
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AUT0MoTIVE MISC.


AUTO PARTS-Half price for quick
sale Oakton Garage, Oakton, Va.
Route 1913.
AUTO WHEELS, IA" Chevy, Ford
Plym. and Falcon. New; 81 ca.
GENERAL AUTO PARTS. 4o36
MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-5555.
BUICK ENGINE SO, completely
built for racing. Call for particu-
lars. JE. 2-1290.
RACING CAR-Fiat 100 FIR or
sport car with fiberglas body, must
sell. leaving country. $3.50 or
best offer. Also misc. Sprite Cros-
ley Fiat TR-3 speed equipment
and shop manuals. AID. 2-6073.
go FORD Interceptor motor compl.
wI4-barrel carb, 10000 miles,
4036 MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-5555.
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Ewes. and Sun. AM.
. OQOQ WA AATgR WA 40
SOUTHERN ND. REALTY CO.
DIAL, 3Ol-WE. 4-S432
Skyline Orchards

We are offering some Of the most
magnificent views from level
mountain lots in the entire area.
Just 81 miles from Washington
lies this beautiful tract on TOP
Of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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ROCKHOLD CREEK

Right in Deale. "a acre, 9S-ft. on
water, this home has liv. nm, 2
bedrms.. kit, bath, encl. front,
rear porches: bsmt., guest cot
tage wIbath and kitchenette; util.
bldg, gear gar. Only Sl5,950.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

WILLOWS COLONY = Beaut. LOT
overlooking Bay; high elevation
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TRAILERS
(coNTINuEp)
SPARTAN 80, 1 hedrm.. ha

SPARTAN 30' 1 bedrm., bath. Nice
shape, ideal for travel. S1,196 OF
rent. Warrenton. 347-461O.
'STEWART 1855, 3s-ft.i / bedrm.,
knotty-pine kit, alum tiled bath
Call OR. 4-Sl59.
VACATION TRAILER-lS-ft., sleeps
8, ice-electric refgr., Duotherm oil
heater, Prevay stainless steel
burner gas stove, gas and electric
lights, full length closets, Jalousie
windows, Pullman dinette. electric
brakes, $3.50 for quick sale. SP.
3-S646.
VACATION TRAILERS > Rent OF
buy. 15-ft.. pulls easy, sleeps 9.
A & r RENTALS, Falls Ch. JE. q
5000. JE. 2-l245: reserve now
WANTED, 2-bedrm. trailer suit. fol
married cple. and children to live
in. EN-. 5-O315.
1860 MOBILE HOME, 5OxlO. 2
bedrms.; $1,000 equity for S1.1o0
and assume payments. Can bC
seen ANYTIME. WAYSON'S TRAIL.
Err CT, Lot 76. Lothian, Nd
Dial 301-UN. 7-4547.
1859 MAGNOLIA, 45x1O, washer
$500. Located at GRIFFIN
TRAILER COURT, Lot IS, Wood.
bridge. Va.
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Available are one, two and ten-acre
sites. A small private lake has
been constructed. spring fed, OF
course, and stocked with fish.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
CONTINUED
DEALE, MD.

On the bay. Good sand beach. 2
rooms, firepl. and bath home
with built-in shower stalls and
garage in bsmt.. furnished. Price
only S14,500. Good financing.
WATEpTPO
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

CAP. HILL, dry gar. very close-in
$50 mo-, also parking space small
car Sc. EX. 3-l615, Ii. 4-4477
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(coNIINUEnl

OFF SOL, on Rte. 227-2.14-acrei
of level land, with 210 II. Of road
balance $50. mo. Major Edwards,
Dial SOLVE. 4-4370. SOUTH
ERN MD. REALTY CO.
OLNEY AREA-Ia-acre Williams
clear. $500: 4 acres, S5,500; 2
acres Norbrock Village, $4,000; Ia
acres beautifully wooded Goshen
Estates, $3.50.
howard County. acres, So. 100.
MAINE REALTY Co, INC.
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MOTORCYCLES
bSA 1860
$50 &C; $3.50.

ALLSTATE SO $50 &C. Twin-cylin-
der; good condition, S225. RE
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These sites are available on terms
Of lOfo down and monthly pay
ments as low as $1,000. lnclud-
ing interest. All closing charges
are included in the down pay
ment.
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VACATION PLACES

LAKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, log
cabin siding, on hill w/view water,
trees, birds. Garage. Sl6. 200. EN-.
S-60S7. ewes. and week ends.
MOUNTAIN COTTAGE = Rent on
Cacapon River, accomm. 8; swim,
fish, all mod. conven. JE. $1,000.
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JE. 3-g4i4
CUSHMAN SO scooter, good cond,
Sl40, or make offer. Call LU,
1-2252.
BMW R25, so, good mechanical
condition. $3.50. OIL. 2-3S75.
DKW motorcycle. l75 &C, less than
500 miles, excel. cond. OIL. 6-311S.
HARLEY DAVIDSON, small 125 &C.
l94S, just overhauled, leaving
country, must sell today, 500 or
best offer. OV. 3-2SJI.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON '55 "74": good
cond, new windshield. new white
saddle bags. $3.50. RE. 6-5747.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1861 SPORT
STER: like new. Will sell for best
offer. Call 24S-7919 aft. 8 Sat.
H. d. '58 "a" F L: blk. and white
like new. 5000 cash. Phone CO.
5-4443.
LAMBRETTA SCOOTER 80 Ii. I5C
&C, equip, superior cond., S345.
EN-. 2-0725, 5102 Cathedral NV.
MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman: like
new; 561 1892 after u pm. week
days. All day Sat. and Sun.
MOTOR SCOOTER, Lambretta, TV-
175, 1860, good cond. Sell or
trade for older American car. HE,
4-9091.
MOTOR SCOOTER 81 Allstate: 3
h.p,; 100 mpg.; excel. transp. SP.
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ONLY GO OSn


CHESAPEAKE BEACH-small 9
porches, fully equipped with water.
electric refrigerator, range, fur
nishings. large enough for one or
two couples, small enough for little
or no work, within block Of bay,
stores, churches, etc. widow must
sell: only !S2.250; reasonable terms
No. S-CHEsAPEAKE BEACH
White, 1-story weatherboard cot
tage with 8 bedrooms. living room.
electric kitchen, full bath, screen
ed porches. on hedged lawn with
AS IT. front by 100 IT. depth with
beaches. boat harbor, etc, only
$4,000 furnished.
No. 3-VALUABLE WATERFRONT
building site for one or more cot
tages in beautiful Holland Point
Park Anne Arundel Co.. lust 2
miles north of Chesapeake Beach.
has 100 It. frontage on bay by
900 #. depth to paved road (30,-
900 50. It. totaD with so IT. side
street rightaway, recently cleared
and graded with valuable spaced
shade trees left; nothing but miles
of bay in front with fishing, boat
AAEs u anu OtAlCA "olCA
sports; cwner has priced for quick
sale at only $4,000.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
at the Bayfront stop sign
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Phone: Alpine 7-3SSl
OVERLOOKING Port Tobacco River
--6-acre homesites. $4,000; 2OO
foot frontage on Port Tobacco.
Chapel Point road. waterfront
privileges, high rolling we'll
drained land. excellent neighbor-
hood. Charming view toward Viz
ginia shore. LEONARD SN1DER
30l-West 4-3311, La Plata. Nd
PRIDE OF THE CHESAPEAKE
4 lots across road from Bay; lovely
view, kitchen. din. rm., large
and bath 1st floor. Utility rm;,
floors; End floor, . bedrms. and
bath. All in lovely condition. Safe
harbor one block from house.
A 2-story property with bedrms.,
bath, porch, din. rm., kit, oil
heat, one acre of land all cleared
except a few lovely oaks. Located
on the banks Of river, 10 min
utes to the Bay. Within a few
blocks from new roed under con.
struction from Wash, D. c.
On account of parents havinr
passed away you are able to gel
this 3-bedrm. bath, kit, din. rm.
porch and lots for S6,500
This includes furniture. One blocl
from sand beach. Lovely view o.
| Bay.
RUBY DOWNS, BROKER
Downs Bldg. Deale, Md.
University T-Sa31
Open Sundays l to $50 PM.
And Anytime by Appointment
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
DAYTONA BEACH


MOTEL-12 rentals and apt. on thu
worlds most famous beach. Ultra
modern rooms and efficiencieS
conditioned, TV. Close to shop
ping center and restaurants
OWNER will take Ist trust or
easy terms. JU. 5-6111.
RIPLEY COMPANY. REALTORS
FLORIDA LAKE FRONT homesites
over h-acre beautifully wooded
settled ngbrhd. nr. schls.. churche;
and shpng center. Sacrif. $500
Dial 103 226-2S21.
PORT CHARLOTTE lot. pur-
chased early date, sell for equity
so. 5-1334.
WEST PALM BEACH-Due to Ill.
ness will sac. besut home. Lge
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, 2 bedrms.
Florida rm., patio surrounded BY
floral shrubbery; corner lot. UN
4-4016.
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TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1-Patuxent River; modern res.
taurant and bar, approx. 2 acres
artesian we'll, dining rm., furn-
ished, slot machines; pier, docks
boats for hire; going business
30 mi. D. c.; priced for quick
sale.
Overlooking Chesapeake Bay:
2-bedrm. frame home, bath, com
munity water; immed. poss.; 40
mi. D. c.: $4,000.
3-Patuxent River; 3.9-acre penin-
sula, over 1000 IT. waterfront,
completely Handicapped: 7-rm. .
bath home, 2 fireplaces, screened
porch. full basement; 2 guest
cottages with 4 rms. and bath
each. screened beach house, pier,
perfect harbor; immed. poss;
acres Of cleared land. house,
barns, outbldgS., available in ad-
dttion for caretaker. all for only
4-chesapeake Bayfront, Q large
attractive lots on corner. wide
sandy beach, no cliffs, $4,000.
5-Chesapeake Bayfront: modern
2-bedrm. home. 2 baths, 2 porches
furnished, garage; sandy beach:
immed, poss.; 40 mi. D. c.:
$4,000.
6-Bayfront; spectacular view,
bedrms., : Kitchens. 2 baths;
suitable for large family or rent
one unit and occupy other; very
we'll built, extra attractive fea-
lures. $4,000: 40 mi. D. c.
2 LOTS, Hollywood Shores, Md,
overlooking Patuxent River-Boat-
ing. fishing and grabbing; swim
ming pool and recreational area
Sacrifice u original cost; $3.50
and 9Ahn III 9-rh1n
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On account of parents having
passed away you are able to get
this 3-bedrm.. bath, kit, din. rm.,
porch and . lots for S6.5O0.
from sand beach. Lovely view Of
Bay.
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ONES, FARMS. ACREAGE, LOT
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
SCHWARTZ

MILL POINT-Exceptionally well
built and well appointed Vir-
ginia country home on East
River: long waterfront river and
creek; fine location; splendid
heating system, complete insula.
ton, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths; small
guest house. barn. etc; excellent
depth at dock; 100000 or good
offer will be accepted. KATH-
ARINE G. COOKE. Realtor
Mathews, Va. Park 5-277l.
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An AUCTION

LINCOLN, NEBR.
Iarp pIdo LyT DINA
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CRUMPTON
PEATTnP

FRANKLIN MANOR beautiful
lots, 5Ox15O It. at $1,000 each,
clean lawn. ready for bldg. Also
at Deale Beach, . lots. $500;
lots. $500: 5 lots, Sl,I0O. HAF-
FORD, Code 301-UNiVersity =
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CUSHMAN SO scooter, good cond,
Sl40. or make offer. Call LU.
-OOHO
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CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
at the Bayfront stop sign
Chesapeake Beach, Nd.
O0CN

A 2-story property with 4 bedrms..
bath. porch, din. rm., kit. oil
heat, one acre of land all cleared
except a few lovely oaks. Located
on the banks Of a river. 10 min
utes to the Bay. Within a few
blocks from new roed under con-
struction from Wash, D. c.
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Looking for a cottage with future
retirement in mind? We have one
for you on a large shaded lot with
water privileges; nice L-shaped
porch, kitchen, dining area; liv,
room, bedroom and bath; $1,000.
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ON WATER

Your own private waterfront at q
ridiculous price. This year-rouno
home being renovated compl. Has
Kit, bath; Sc: scr uT. porch r,' utiI iTS, Tm,
ldry. fac. Only S10,050, $1,000
dn., bal. like rent.
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Els. ave. NE. at 9th. Ii. $500
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After day, admire the view from
acre, with liv. rm. and fireplace
kitchen, dining area, . bedrms.
bath, recreation room with ftrepl
and bar, laundry rm. and oil heat
Approx. 100 #. waterfront. S21
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Be good to Nom and the kidsl Give
them a modern masonry home with
liv. rm., kitchen, 3 bedrms., bath
Large Anchor fenced lot, with
water privileges. Near the water
$11,600.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

A BARGAIN WEEK END
A dream house: fireplace, S6.50O
2-5edTm. I'm. home; ne oil heat; $s;S5o $SGS
2 bedrmS., oil heat, $3.50
All with beach privileges
WOODLAND REALTY
Mayo Rd., Rte. 253. Branch Office
on Rte. PA, Edgewater. Nd
CO. b-51S3 SW, S-3550
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Come west on Va. Rte. 7. through
historic Leesburg. Purcellville anC
- Round Hill to top Of Blue Ridge
turn right on hard road. From
mile will bring you to the large
entrance sign.
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BAY VIEW

On parkway TO water. Like new
year-round nome. Lge. liv. rm..
nice bedrms.. mod. kit, bath, lFe.
concrete scr. porch Cfronp,. work.
shop-boat. ige. well-landscaped
lot. Priced, S9,950.
Your Choice Waterfront Specialist
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ALL THIS
ONLY S7,995

On corner 20Ox10O with nice trees
and shrubbery, q year round home
with liv. rm., din. rm., kit. .
bedrms., bath, util. rm., encl
porch, oil h.-w.-h., garage. util
bldgS. Best possible financing.
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>JobIess Rate in u. s.
Unchanged 9TH Month

situation remained tight. Total
joblessness rose 100000 to Sc
million, the highest June figure
since 1941.
Labor Department experts
pointed out that the increase
in unemployment was concen-
trated among the youngsters
newly entered on the search for
work. Fewer than one-third of
them are considered permanent
job seekers. The rest will return
to school in the fall.
There was a pick up of
100000 jobs for adult men from
May to June, an encouraging
development rejecting, "un-
usually large gains in both the
farm and nonfarm sectors"
But on the darker side of
the picture. the economy fell
far short of providing jobs for
the out-of-school set. Some
100000 of the teen-agers could
find no work at all. Another
100000, figures indicate, were
able to locate only part-time
employment.
Another worrisome fact was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-06
Man Sentenced
To 40 Days on
Fathers Churqe

A man who was prosecuted
on intoxication and disorderly
conduct charges at his fathers
request was given a 4O-day jail
sentence today by Municipal
Court Judge Catherine B
Kelly.
The father, Alvin Wilson
asked the judge not to drop
the charges. He said his son
Alvin. jr., "a, of the HOO block
of Neal street NE, hit him
on the head last night.
The son, a part-time laborer,
denied this and charged it was
the father who hit him. The
father testified his son had
been drinking and was tearing
up the house.
Alvin, ST., Sc, a chauffeur,
said the son, the sons wife and
their five children had been
living in his house for the past
five years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-06
By the Associated Press

The White House said it will
announce later today a decision
on whether the debt-laden New
Haven Railroad is eligible for
an emergency Government
loan.
President Kennedy received
today a report from the Office
Of Civil and Defense Mobiliza-
ton. but Press Secretary Pierre
Salinger said a final decision
has not yet been reached.
Mr.. Salinger added he will
discuss the entire matter with
newsmen at his press briefing
later today.
The railroad has asked an
immediate $5.5 million Govern
ment loan, and Mr.. Kennedy
asked the OCDM for a quick
decision on whether the road
qualities for a certificate of de-
tense essentially.
The OCDM is required by
law to certify that a company
is essential to national defense
before funds can be advanced
under the Defense Production
Act.
The New Haven asked Mr..
Kennedy to intervene person.
ally to help it fend off bank
ruptcy.
Some administration officials
said yesterday that it appeared
doubtful the New Haven could
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-06
White House to Give
New Haven Decision

qualify. Some officials, as well
as some members of Congress
have said there is no legal basis
for the loan under the Defense
Production Act.
The New Haven obtained
such a loan in 1855 to help
cover the cost of flood damage
to its system.
The law provides for loan OF
Federal funds to assist private
firms engaged in defense activ-
tiles. Normally, such loans
have gone to plants producing
munitions or strategic mate
rails essential to defense.
Since 1855 the New Haven
has borrowed more than 500
million on Government-guar-
anteed commercial bank loans
and still owes more than $35
million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-06
By DAVID S. BRODER
Star Staff Writer

Like a midsummer heat wave
in Washington, the rate of job
leSSnesS in the United States
just refuses to crack.
i, Computed on a seasonal
basis, June's unemployment
figure was 6.8 per cent, vir-
tually unchanged for the sew
enth consecutive month.
The economy's recovery from
the recession of 1960-6l ap-
parently has failed to register
in what some authorities re-
gard as the most important area
the job market.
Jobs Total Sets Record
The number of people at
work in June did reach an all
time high of 68.7 million-up
1.9 million from May in what
Labor Department spokesman
yesterday termed "a better
than-seasonal pickup"
But with a record crop of
almost 2.5 million teen-agers
entering the job market with
schools close. the employment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-06

Washington City Post Office
has given superior accomplish
ment awards to Herman Lipe,
Margaret Skunk, Crawford
Gardner, James Kennedy, jr.,
Charles Marks, Ralph Salter,
Aumoura Carroll, John Reid,
Maynard link, Delmar Boat
man, Charles Strauss, Erwin
Howard, Eugene Myers, John
R. Robinson. Alvin burlington,
Russell Barbour, Percy Griffin,
Abraham Smith, David Brown,
Ralston Mathews, VILLA m
Maedel, John Douthit, William
Stuckert, Joseph Mahoney,
Philip Mayo, Joseph Smiroldo,
Arthur Sheahan. Clarence w.
Smith, Robert Turner, William
Bungie. Ohio Ferguson, DON
aid Ross. Kenneth Hadley, Wal
ter Rhodes, Wilson Gale, Bert
ram Wheeler, George McDer-
mott, Lewis Norman, Leon
Christian, Island Matthews and
John Burke. Beneficial sugges-
ton awards went to James
KouStenis, George Wallace,
Joseph Burch, Paul Weintraub,
John Krosnick, Philip Magner,
George Palmer. William Den
mis-, James Sellman, Charles
Butler, Henry Flerlage, Eugene
Edmondson, Lester Richmond,
Ralph King and Benjamin
Reisch. The following Gov
eminent Printing Office en-
ployees have completed their g.
week Red Cross training course
for first aid instructors: Robert
Blake, William Carr, jr., Ethel
Hutchinson, John Mccain.
Maurice Nieuwsma, Charles
Quade, Mrs. Teresa Robinson
and Douglass Summers. .
Fort BelvOir has given incen-
tive awards to Donald Hand
berg, Mrs. Frances Hagen and
Mrs. Katherine Stone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-06
Democrats Debt
Cut to 100000

NEW YORK, July 6 (AP)
Democratic National Chair
man John M. Bailey reports
the national committee has re-
duced the party's debt from
$50 million to 100000 since
January.
He predicts the deficit, in
Cured during last years presi-
dental election campaign, will
be wiped out by the end of this
year.
Mr.. Bailey, who attended a
reception held yesterday by a
Embarrassing agency of the New
York State Democratic Com
mittee, said the national COM
mittee is looking to the State
to complete its quota of $780,
900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-06

social action council during the
last, biennium, which had in
cluded a call for U. N. men,
bership for Red China.
In upholding the move, rep
resentatives of the 2-million-
member church became one OF
the first denominations in the
country to take such posi-
ton.
Stephen West of Indianapo-
lis urged an amendment ex-
Guiding the councils particular
action on Red China from AS
sembly Endorsement. But his
limiting move was defeated.
Cites U. S. Policy
The Rev. DR.. Everett McNair
chaplain of Talladega College
in Alabama, said present United
States policy against recogniz-
ing Red China was throwing
that country further Into the
arms of Russia"
1.-THE Chinese are the proud
est people in the world, and
they will change communism
more than communism will
change. them" he said. This is
not. to say we favor what China
is doing, but only that we rec
ognize she exists.
I'VE want her across the table
to deal with her as an indi-
vidual, and not through Rus
STA"
The church also considered
whether to keep giving aid to
its segregated institutions. A
few church related colleges,
and numerous congregations,
do not include Negroes.
= The 1859 social action council
statement covered in the as
cembly's Endorsement said rec
ignition of Red China would
not imply approval of the re-
gime," and that present United
States policy against recogni-
ton is not promoting freedom
for Asia.
"Non-recognition by our Gov
eminent keeps Americans in
ignorance Of what is going on
in China" the statement said.
DIR. Herbster Elected
Yesterday, the church elected
the Rev. DR.. Ben M. Herbster
Of Norwood. Ohio, as president.
DR.. Herbster, Sc, has been a
pastor at Norwood ever since
he, began preaching 80 years
ago,
He was elected by a 513-to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-06
New York Police
QueII 400 Rioters

NEW YORK, July 6 (AP).-
An argument between two
woman over a man developed
last night into a street brawl
among 400 Negrose and Puerto
RicanS.
Bottles were thrown from
windows. beer cans were hurled,
and I've was thrown in a mans
face before police could re-
store order. They arrested the
alleged I've hurler and charged
him with felonious assault and
unlawful possession Of a knife.
The fighting broke out on
West S4th street between Am
sterdam and Columbus avenues,
long considered a trouble
block" by police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-06
Electrician Hurt
In 40-Foot Fall

An electrician for the Wash.
ington Terminal Co. was in.
jured critically today in a 40
foot fall from scaffoldine
inside Union Station.
Washington police identified
the injured man as Hugh p
Groom, 43, of 1905 Adams
street NE. He fell while work.
ing on electrical wiring in the
ceiling of a Union Station res
taurant. Police said a section
of the ceiling broke loose.
Casualty Hospital said Mr.
Groom was in critical condi-
ton with possible multiple
fractures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-06
Antique Sword
Killer Hanged

LONDON, July 6 (AP).-
Edwin Albert Bush, a 21-year-
old Anglo-Indian, was hanged
today for killing the woman
manager of a curio shop with
an antique sword. T.
Bush's victim was Mrs. Elsie
Batten, SO, wife of a prominent
sculptor, Mark Batten.
She was stabbed to death
May IL in her shop in Char
ing Cross road. A jury decided
Bush attacked her with intent
to rob. a capital offenSe under
British law. Bush commended
that he stabbed the woman in
a fit Of anger after she called
him a niger"
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6Appointed
Legal Interns
For Indiee'nts

Six young law school grad
yates have been selected BY
Georgetown University as 1861.
81 legal interns to defend in.
digents and participate in ad.
vanced legal studies.
A Kenneth Pye, the pro.
grams director. said five Of
the new interns were on thu
editorial boards of their re-
spective law reviews and also
on national appellate moo
court competition teams.
He said the six, who will re-
ceive a stipend of $4,000 in
addition to tuition and fees
were selected from SO appli.
cants attending 81 law schools
The new interns, he said, are
Thomas G. Sonway, Harvard
University; Wallace Lamar
Duncan, American University;
Phillip A. Hubbart, Duke Uni
versity.
Also, Gerald A. Messerman
Western Reserve University;
Harold K. Schroeder, Univer-
sity Of Buffalo, and John A
Yacovelle, Rutgers University.
The legal intern program
now in its second year, is sup
ported by a gift from an
anonymous donor. Activity OF
the interns has been highly
praised by judges and bar
leaders.
The new program, Mr.. Pye
said, will start in September,
with interns handling repre-
Sentation of indigents in Dis
trict courts scheduled to start
in November.