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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08
Car Incident
ApOIOgyAsked
By ne Associatsd Pres.

Attorney General Robert F.
Kennedy has been asked to
make a public apology for JUS
tice Department comm emit S
about transportation furnished
the Rev. Martin Luther King,
jr.. from Birmingham to Selma
Alabama, on October is.
Representative HUI ddleston,
Democrat Of Alabama, wrote
the Attorney General yesterday
he should make the public
apology because Of the admis-
sion by the department that an
automobile rented by a de-
partment attorney was used by
DR.. King.
Alabama law enforcement
officers and investigators re-
porting on this incident were
thoroughly classified BY the
Justice Department for issuing
so-called false reports" Mr..
Huddleston said in q state
ment.
This apology should be forth
coming Immediately to the
Governor (of Alabama), Sheriff
(Jim) Clark and the State in
vestigators and should be made
by the Attorney General him.
SELF" he said.
Alabama officials said that
Dr.. King was brought to a
Selma meeting in a car rented
by the Justice Department. The
Justice Department said at the
time this report was either "a
gross mistake or a deliberate
attempt to mislead the people
Of Alabama"
But Wednesday the depart
ment said it had learned that a
car rented by one of its at
torneys had been lent to a
Birmingham Negro minister
who used it on the trip to
Selma with DR.. King.
The department said the at
torney. Thelton Henderson, had
first told his superiors the car
had not been used for the trip
but voluntarily retracted his
statement Tuesday night. He
resigned from the department
and win refund the cost Of the
trip, the department said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

1t receives the approved urban
renewal plan from the Dis
trict Commissioners.
The area planning commits
sion adopted the final version
of the redevelopment scheme
that had been requested by the
District government. So Com
missioners' approval is now seen
as q formality.
Letters To Be Sent
The planning agency yeSter-
day also took tentative action
designed to permit construction
of some buildings in Washing
ton having a height exceeding
present limitations.
Mr.. Doyle said his agency's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08
Gets Health Post

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 8
(AP).-Andrew D. Greenwell,
"a, a reporter for the Newport
News Daily Press. has been
named director Of information
for the Virginia Council on
Health and Medical Care.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

Of WV&Afs stock owned BY
that company's board chair
man, w. George Faraco. The
purchase price is 81 $40, 900 as
figured by the WMATC.
d. c. Transit claims in its
petition to dismiss that Con-
gress set up the WMATC to
replace the authority of the
Icc and regulatory agencies
of the District, Maryland and
Virginia over transportation
within the metropolitan area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08
Channel Waterfront
Blueprint Is Adopted
By ROBERT J. LEWIS
Star staff Writer

The Redevelopment Land Agency viii push for early
redevelopment Of the Washington Channel waterfront after
adoption Of the final blueprint for the yesterday by the
National Capital Planning Commission
Phil A Doyle RIA executive director said today he
pected agency would within weeks after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

For high and low tides at the follow.
ing points, subtract times indicated
from the above: Annapolis. 3h hours
Bloody Point Light, 41a hours; Colonia
Beach. o hours: Deale. Az hours
Solomons Island, ga hours: Point
Lookout, IA hours,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

for Washington Of So and 40.
Mild weather over the week end.
cooler the first Of next week.
Rain amounts are expected to
average more than 4-tenths of
an inch occurring about Sum
day or Monday.
Project Skywatch
The weather satellite Tiros
VII will not take pictures over
the Washington area until after
next Saturday.
River Report
Potomac River muddy at Harpers
Ferry and muddy at Great Falls.
shenandoah muddy at Harpers Ferry
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight - So Noon 81
am. --- 5s 5p,m. s!
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest 90. on May 8, June 10 ant
Lowest, 3. on January "A.
Tide Tables
Furnished by the United States Coasr
and Geodetic Survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

Occasional rain and showers tonight
Atlantic Coastal States the Middle Mississippi
of the Central Southern Palms.
rain mixed with is forecast
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Continued on Next Pass)
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os conventional vHF ehonnelS.
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hardwood eobiset, cabinet, dec
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with hond-viFsd power trans.
former ehasSiG DseoFotoF
styled eobinet.
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cabinet. Change ehonneIs from
across the 900
room ------------- @~~
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WESTINGHOUSE lY N with
Remote Control. Change ehaaAsl
from oeross the room SWAA
without getting up w.
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oLYMPIc-23" N with hoad-
wired power transformer Ghosts ...|
deluxe 4-speed automatic sterso-
mono record chonssL SNkk|
AlAiFM radio $500 FAVV
Evening star., 1963-04-21

woshinston. D. C.. April n. 1876,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-05-15

He's been with us for S years
and had plenty of mechanic
experience before that - Under
his direction you can count on
expert car, truck & tractor re.
pair every time you bring your
vehicle In for needed repair
service - Old customers know
We speak the truth - New
customers invited to come in and
see for themselves!
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
Ronlney-

lConfinued From Back Psge)
non-poIifiesI talk"
ne called much Of fhs recent labor strife tessisHes
20 'sennooseai advance and cited the railroad l<.ys
recent troubles The newspaper strikes and sbs estass
dock controversy.
ne said that with feehnoosesI sdvsnes IN yss 6a.Ey
cases instead Of business and labor ersst6d s SHs
greater wealth and giving seonole boosts sisv y.ys
rs'her than partners" He said such "frilsfHd
economic enterprise; right out In the cola"
.o. s SAID unions and industries must move THROUGH
'nres stages Of development pSvsf eSHfsiA Isiasd
and finally reach "unionmsnsesmsns coopsrston
OF the third stage. T'''
- ComPsffion and cooperation will seb,sss n, vs<
power conflicts and growing governmental power Is con-
"0' such conflicts will not he said.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
10. YOUR FEAR TACTICS. VS. GODS love &C

NNSWEK wasn't conscious that ov4fembfs ssiied
Tear IN my preaching The truth Of the matter IS II eoUld
scarcely be said that there many "codesrns bsSps
sroond any There time when men fssrsd "a
0reak me moral CODE but that fear have vsnissd
There was time when were afraid ,o brssk
the Sabbath but Sunday has become ie most bossrous
DAY OF fhe week. There time when men were ssrs;d
70 murder and msm but penal institutions sts bvlsns
and running over with criminals who fear neither cs a.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
;. soon NEAR COLLEGE GRADUATE. HOW
ADvISE?' P.B.

!oo o'onf say whether not you are Christian
DOT mas IS certain graduating AGE Is pretty
well Iei'ed ss personality. Your counsel YOUR disei
pine your life lived before him. have all had their esfee,
on ms beliefs and ideals One last lecture will have e
effect. 49,
As parent would pray fhsf God would ovsrrvIs any
oso concepts OF life might have given my sssy would
pray mat ne might in fhe reflected olorv and
srses OF Christ and that strong Christian fsi.h ruoht
guide him through the challenging years Of school,
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
GOD NO REsPEeTER OF pERsoNs,y DcH

ANSWER: God does highly value the soul, o. an men.
50 much that he has provided fhe way tot Tie ssivsson
OF everyone who will accept H. The passage IN ths Bible
which yoo quote has 70 do with different matter
Peter here speaking Of CREST truth which ne him,
seh had TO learn fhe hard wsy Peter had been tsssd In
me "son'on fhsf God looked with special favor on the
se'se'so rev = that because from psrfeoIsr
race and was raised in particular way he for thar esson
had special claim on the love and mercy Of God
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
:. NEW CONVERT ASKS RE CHRISTIAN
CONDUCT VIZ

% net have fiss ef prohib5sions nor even sh;nss
70 co The chrsssn fsish calls for course Of sesen
mat IS Predocsd By risseoUs heart and decided on me
bass ct certain principles might simply suggest few
sveh principles.
When in doobf sbovf certain fhnes on which n.
sose silent play safe by giving God she benefit Of ihe
oooof prsyer when earnestly and sincerely offered in
fs'fh will help you 10 ascertain Gods will about these
things
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
: WIovE WITH MARRIED MAN. bisrRessee.' :

g. 1NtoN WITH MARRIED MAN. bisrResSeD.'
LE.
Ssnes srue ievs IS bssed respees I'm srs1 yeS
hsse cerf1ses s0s Sff isve Tiers difference between
snnsi nssasfsn snd roe fsse Ths enc s ss Ssf}hy.
esssssy Psse. sa1 fks ether high hsnseendenf
Fssns. skan - ~ ssssersy
snse s6vieosty sin have conscience in mis-
rs-~ IS apparent mat there Is still bspe- yss
really sneere IN wsnns 70 yeor life rigr bssn By
rres<1ns en- with shfs person immediately The oSbss
ssyx Let ne vicked fersske his way and es him sfurh
Snss ne Lerd ard he sifi sbondsnfIy pardon"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
!. HUSBAND FEARS REBIRTH FOR WIFE

MRS. d..
Your husbands belief that religion Is Sunday affair
is shared by altogether foo many people, We modsrns
inclined TO eompsrfmenfaIze life. Too many people file
their religion Sunday evening and weekend,
pull II out Of fhs file for temporary use.
u Is possible that he may be testing you TO
believe strongly enough 10 act your convictions
The world including your husband often looks In vain
for someone who will dare 10 take courageous stand for
what they believe
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02

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(lincsk, shshespewe)
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PHILOSOPHY. THEOLOGY. THERApEUrIcs Ed
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AND FOR YOUR COMFORT, JESUS: my WORKS
AND GREATER SHALL YE DOL - John 1912.
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COMFORTER. EVEN THE HOLY GHOST. TEACHING
ALL THINGS! WHICH That WICKED AND
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ONES HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO "BEAR"l
L. 'HEARTsIcK. CHILDREN REFUSE CHURCH,
TR.
II Is indeed hesrfsehe 70 all who love fhe Lord
when their children refuse 10 with them TO church.
There may b reasons however, Perhaps they have found
YOU be inconsistent More than any other single
they will rebel for inconsistency Then again. perhaps
you have trained them in ehvrehgons, but have failed TO
show them Christ.
Always find comfort that you have the Lord with
YOU The Lord desires their salvation than you do.
Therefore be psfisnt and upon fhe Lord do His
changing work in their lives in His time.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02

q. DOUBTS EVERYTHING, EVEN GOD, NAN.
ANSWER: You nfinrsfs shsf you were once believer.
(consInUsd Next Column Top
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
3. 'cHIDEs Mr.. GRAHAM FOR BEING TOO OLD
HAT W.R

HAT W.R.
Mans scientific advances during the last hundred
years ssgger fhe imagination and there is
believe that fifty hundred years from people will
marvel at what has been accomplish in their lifetime.
Attenuation and every type Of Archaeological advance will
make ways Of living infinitely easy and possibly
more pleasant.
=. Nearly two thousand years ago God made
perfect and complete provision for The sins Of man. ihs
gift Of His Son.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02
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Continued Nsyf Column. Topj
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-02

Always find comfort that you have she Lord with
yov The Lord desires their salvation than you do.
Therefore, Be pstsnt and wait upon fe Lord TO do His
changing work in their lives in His time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Investigators
Find No Fix
In Butts Case

MONTGOMERY, Ala. April
II (AP).-Alabama Attorney
General Richmond Flowers
said his office will continue an
investigation into football rig
ging charges although investi-
eating legislators reported they
found no "creditable evidence"
to support the charges.
A special legislative investi-
eating committee said yesterday
in a preliminary report to the
House and Senate that 1t found
mo evidence worthy Of belief
to support charges that the
Alabama Georgia football game
last fall was rugged.
The Saturday Evening Post
has charged that Alabama
Coach Paul Bear Bryant re-
ceived pregame information on
Georgia's plays from Wallace
Butts, former Georgia athletic
director.
Flowers explained that his
functions now are separate
from those Of the legislative
committee and that his office
will continue the investigation
on a "full-scale basis"
His final report will be made
public Flowers said, but he did
not indicate when.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17

posted 402. 1t is the longest
400 streak in the circuit, but
his RobertSon's Crab House
mates bowed to Stalcup Furni-
ture in two games.
With Bobby Lockhart and
Billy Mischou tossing sets Of
464 and 446, respectively
Charm House Decorators took
Covington Buick into camp
twice with a 7l8 game and a
2,0l2 series.
Pepsi Cola got into winning
stride in the competition last
night by twice upsetting Hill
& Sanders Ford, help e d
along by Roger Groettum's
42l. Jimmy Dietsch and Wayne
Souder posted 407 and 406,
respectively. Jack Barley had
404 for Fair Lanes in its two
game defeat at the hands OF
Zost Pro Shop. Billy Watson
shot 408 and Barry Worth 4l2
as Suitland Bowl swept three
from Mann's Potato Chips.
The standings: Bowl Amer
lea, 56-37; Fair Lanes, 53-40;
Blackie's House of Beef, 52-41;
Charm House, 50-43; Hill &
Sanders Ford, ALAG; Stalcup
Furniture. 47-46; Mann's
Potato Chips, 45-48; Zost Pro
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THE BOWLING LINE
Bowl America Setting Torrid Pace

Shop, 45-48: Covington Buick
44-49; Suitland Bowl, 42-5l;
Robertson's Crab House, 42-5l
and Pepsi Cola, 1888.
Not to be outdone by their
male counterparts in the Mems
All-Star League, the Bowl
America team in the Ladies
Minor circuit last night rolled
the highest team set of the
SeaSon-659.
In the record-breaking set
Mile Patten tossed a 141,
Pearl O'Steen 1870. Mary Assay
1877, Mile Hale l24 and Ginger
Barnes 1874. But 1t wasn't
enough in the end to stor
Jarrette Beauty Bazaar from
taking a pair Of games from the
league leaders.
Rita York Of the second
place Typemaster team was the
individual star Of the night,
rolling a 1874 game. with a mark
in each box, for the second
highest game Of the season
Rita also came through with a
Alb set, third highest Of the
year in this Circuit, as Type
masters won two from Royal
Angus Beef House.
There was some lively action
on the part Of other distaffers
in the circuit, too.
Doris Starr tossed a $40 for
Suitland Bowl, which took q
pair from Bill Reidy ESQ. Fred
and Harry's Restaurant won
two games from Jimmy Comb
er's Hearth, with Ann Hall
marking up a 1893 set for the
winners. Ann McCloskey had
a 376 for Jimmy Combers.
In other matches, William B
Maske took two from Waldorf
Diner and Beauty Bazaar
turned in two triumphs over
Fontana Bowl. B. Frank Joy,
tied for second place with
Typemasters, kept in the run
ming for the title by winning
two from Mailing Services. Fort
Davis took two from H. g. M
Trucking.
The standings over 500:
Bowl America, 1923; Type
masters, Inc, 56-31; B. Frank
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Joy, 56-31; Mailing Services
1898; Suitland Bowl, 1888,
and Jarrette Beauty Bazaar
48-39.
4
At Fontana's Bowlarama Paul
Hysan, a 112-average bowler
with the Knight Caps in the
Prince Georges Council 1909
K. of C. League, rolled games
of l43-l29-127 for a 500.
The Has Beens threw a 588
scratch game at the league
leading Gee Bees and lost to a
604 with spot.