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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11
Elizabeth Booed in Protest
Against Greek Royal Visit

LONDON, July IL AP).-
British officials were stunned
today that Queen Elizabeth Il
was booed by demonstrators
protesting the state visit Of
King Paul and Queen Fred
erika of Greece.
Communist, anarchist anc
ban-the- bomb demonstration
shouted invective at the royal
party as it entered and left 6
gala theatrical performance
last night.
Elizabeth, visibly shaken
drove off alone and unsmiline
to Buckingham Palace instead
Of attending a government re-
ception with the royal visitors
and her husband, Prince Philip
Home Secretary Irked
Home Secretary Henry
Brooke, the man in charge Of
Britain's police, declared in 9
statement:
1.-THE Queen of England was
booed tonight, and / an
furious.
II never thought such 9
thing would happen in Britain
I don't know when 1t last hap
nened that a reigning mon
arch was given such treat
ment."
The demonstration was or
ganized by the Committee o.
100 Against Tyranny" to de-
mand freedom for what they
call Greek political prisoners
The Greek government CALI
them murderers and traitor;
convicted of crimes in the civil
war that broke out at the enc
of World War II.
Premier Panayotis PipineliS
of Greece saw one of the CHIEF
instigators of the. demonstra-
lions, Mrs. Betty Ambatielos
today. He promised to give
King Paul her appeal for re-
lease of her husband, Tony
from prison. Mrs. Ambatielo:
Immediately said she woulc
take no further part in the
demonstrations.
Mrs. Ambatielos, As, is Q
British Communist, a Schoo
teacher, and wife Of a Greek
Communist who has spent II
years in prison.
II shall be staging no more
demonstrations against King
Paul and Queen Frederika dur
ing their state visit here" she
said. II have been promised
by the Prime Minister that my
appeal for Tony's release will
be put before the King. I nov
have more hope for Tony"
Mrs. Amhatielos manhandleo
Queen Frederick in Britain last
April and the resultant furol
caused Premier Constantine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11
Wet Nam Gets
U. 5. Rebuke
Religious Freedom
Topic of Noting

SAIGON, Wet Nam, July II
(AP).-United States Ambas-
sador Frederick E. Noting re-
turned from Washington to his
post in South Wet Nam today
and delivered a strongly worded
statement supporting freedom
Of religion and press coverage,
Mr.. Noting said the United
States win continue to support
Wet Nam ''in its struggle to
rid itself Of Wet Cong Com
munist) aggression.
But, in his strongest implied
criticism of President Ngo
Dinh Diem's government, Mr..
Noting said the United States
Stands for and supports free
dom Of religion for all people. +"
Open Society Urged
The United States "also
stands for an open society in
which, among other things,
there is opportunity for the
press to report events without
hindrance
Mr.. Noting said his state
ment was based on converse
tons he had in Washington
with President Kennedy and
other United States officials.
Progress Noted
Mr.. Nolting's comment on
freedom Of religion was oc-
casioned by the continuing
conflict between the govern
ment and Buddhist leaders who
claim Mr.. Diem's Catholic
dominated regime is depressing
the exercise of their religion.
United States officials fear the
dispute will deteriorate into
civil war that could open the
way to a Communist takeover.
The Ambassadors comment
on freedom of the press was
prompted by an incident in
Saigon Sunday, in which Wet
Namese secret police roughed
up foreign newsmen covering
a Buddhist memorial service.
The newsmen sent a cable Of
protest to MIR. Kennedy.
Mr.. Noting, who is being re-
placed next month by Henry
Cabot Lodge, said very sub
stantial progress" has been
made in the United States
backed fight against Com
munist guerrillas and in pro-
grams to improve economic
conditions.
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Management Flaw Seen
Freights Collide

ALEXANDRIA. Mo-, July II
(AP) Two Burlington Rail-
road freight trains collided last
night near Alexandria in
Northeast Missouri, the Mis-
souri, highway patrol reported
Several cars, including two en-
gines, were derailed, but nc
injuries reported.
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Rails Dispute
Being Tackled
By New Panel
Truce Postpones
Strike DeudIine
Until July 70
BY LEE M. COIN
Star Staff Writer

administration sources
warned today that the railroad
labor truce is no cause for
optimism about chances for
preventing a Nation wide
strike.
A strike could shut down the
railroads on July 20, the ex-
piration date of the truce en-
gineered by President Kennedy
late yesterday.
Anti-strike legislation is
considered the main hope for
blocking a work Stoppage.
Top negotiators for raj
management and labor yester-
day agreed to delay the show
down at a meeting with the
President less than eight hours
before the midnight strike
deadline.
Mr.. Kennedy pledged that
he will request no more post.
ponementS.
Kennedy Buys Time
He bought time by establish
ing a Six-man panel drawn from
his Advisory Committee OIL
Labor Management Policy. TIL,
panel, headed by Labor Secre
tary Writ, held its frs
meeting today.
Terms Of the truce specif.
that the panel will limit itsel
10 reporting the facts. issue
and conflicting positions in tn
dispute over work rules and so
called 'featherbedding," bu
the members agreed they will
mediate if the chance appears
Mr.. Writ said at the star
that the groups primary func-
ton will be to prepare q report
but he agreed with George
Meany, AFL-CIO president anc
member of the board, that
there is nothing to stop media
ton efforts If the chance comes
up.
However, there are no planl
for further negotiations be.
tween the parties under Gov.
eminent auspices, Secretary
Writ indicated.
Absent from today's initia,
session were Joseph Block
board chairman of Inland Stee
Co. of Chicago, who was re.
ported to be on a Western
trip, and George Harrison, ar
AFL-CIO vice president anC
veteran railway union leader.
Set for Action
On hand in addition to Mr.
Wirtz, Secretary Of Commerce
Hodges and Mr.. Meany, wa
Stuart Saunders, president o.
the Norfolk & Western Rail
way. The full group. except fol
Mr.. Block, is expected to swing
into action tomorrow, Mr.
Writ said.
Representing the unions a
the meeting were Charles Luna
president of the Brotherhood
Of Railroad 'Trainmen, AL.
CLIO; Louis j. Wagner, preSi,
dent of the Order Of Railwa!
Conductors and Brakemen Qn
dependentl. and representa-
tives Of the chief officers of tn
other three unions involved.
The railroads we're repre-
sented by their chief negotia
tor, ]. E. Wolfe, and his toI
aides.
Mr.. Kennedy committed him
self to send the study group
report to Congress, with his leg
See RAILS, Page A.
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GAO Says D. c. Delay
Cost Aged-Core Funds

submitting a program plan to
the Department of Health, Ed
ucation and Welfare for its ap-
proval--required to get the
fundS-until March, 1868. Each
days delay, the GAO estimated
cost the District $4,000.
In the March request, the
District asked that the plan be
approved retroactive to Janu-
airy, 1868. This June, HEW ad-
vised the District that this
could be done. In spite of this
however, the loss was placed
by GAO at $1.8 million.
Earlier Action
The GAO said that the Dis
trict-"with effective manage
ment control and with little
effort"-could have presented
the needed changes to appro-
PIRATE congressional commit
tees in a supplemental appro-
priation act which was APP
proved in March, 1861.
The District, the GAO said,
could have presented it even
before that in separate legis-
lation.
The GAO report blames a
lack Of management control
though the chairman of the
Board of Commissioners, Wal
ter N. Tobriner, has explained
the delay by citing five prob
lens, including the time
needed to study whether re-
moval of the city's residence
provision would hurt the
District.
Mr.. Tobriner said admin
istrative problems resulted from
the Federal requirement thai
the local Welfare Department
rather than the Health De-
partment, administer the pro.
gram.
He also said definite pro-
posals to improve medical serv-
ices" were required before
action to get the funds coulo
be taken. The GAO, however
said these improvements were
not needed to permit the city
TO qualify.
Management Flaw Seen
The GAO found "centra'
management" was needed ir
the District. It also has blamed
some of the Welfare Depart
ment's troubles on such a lack
The GAO said 1t is agar
recommending that the Com.
missioners give further con.
sheraton to setting up a small
staff to help 1t evaluate ano
improve the activities Of vari.
Gus city departments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11


Gently held hearings on the
Districts crime problem, wrap
ped up the proposals in a single
bill.
Provisions in the omnibus
bill range from establishment
of a new investigative arrest
procedure to a mandatory life
Imprisonment or death penalty
for rape.
Incorporated in the measure
are provisions of bills designed
to counter the controversial
Mallory and Durham court
rulings.
The Mallory decision threw
out a confession because of the
length of time between arrest
and arraignment. The bill re-
ported out today provides that
court evidence shall not be ex-
cluded solely because of such a
delay.
Uses House Language
Today's bill picked up the
language of legislation that
the House has passed in pre-
vious years. The subcommittee
headed by Representative Whit
ener, Democrat of North Ca
rolina, rejected proposals by
David C. Acheson, United
States attorney for the Dis
trict, and others to include
additional civil rights safe
guards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11
Salisbury Mayor Hits
CompuIsion in Bios Plan
Hearts and Heads of People Induced
Progress in His Town, Senators Told
BY GRACE BASSETT
Star staff Writer

The Mayor of Salisbury, Md today said that people,
the first factor in integraon ignored in President
Kennedy proposed legislation to open public facilities to all
races
Mayor Frank H. Morris brought white leader and a
Negro leader from his Eastern Shore community before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11

public following meeting Of
civil rights organization rep
resentatives and top officials
of the Metropolitan Police De-
partment.
The Rev. Walter Fauntroy,
regional representative of the
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference, said that the six
major civil rights groups Spon-
soring the march expect at
least 100000 persons to par
ticipate.
Police to Cooperate
Police Chief Robert B. Muir
ray promised the march lead
ers the full cooperation Of
police.
I'VE hope that your people
will come to their Nations
Capital, participate in an or
0erly demonstration and de-
part from our city with the
satisfaction of knowing that
they have acquitted them
selves in such a manner that
their visit here will be remem-
bered as an orderly and peace
| full d e m o n S tr a tion," Chief
l Murray said.
"I promise we will work with
YOU and extend to you every
reasonable cooperation" ne
added.
Mr.. Fauntroy, spokesman for
| the demonstration leaders. ex-
pressed confidence that there
will be no acts of civil dis
obedience from any Of the
demonstrators.
1--WE are developing a force
of men who will assist us in
moving this large number
| 600, OO0) of people through our
city that day." Mr.. Fauntroy
said.
Won't March on Capitol
"There will be a brief dem
onstration at the White House
followed by a march to the
Lincoln Memorial where we will
have a mass meeting" Mr..
Fauntroy said. mo march Is
planned on the Capitol"
Mr.. Fauntroy explained that
the march is designed to focus
national attention on the ne
cessity for effective civil rights
Legislation as well as the eco
nomic plight of the Negro. He
said that. the march is def
initely scheduled for August
| % but limited that the status
of civil rights legislation in
the Congress could have some
effect on the demonstration.
He said that If a filibuster
does not develop by that time.
I'VE will keep our people in
formed"
Rockwell May Parade
Chief Murray said that all
leaves and days off for police
men will be Cancelled that day
so he will have full compile
menU to handle the various
problems which will arise from
the concentration Of such a
large number of visitors to the
city. He said Metropolitan
Police will have the assistance
and cooperation Of the United
States Park Police.
II feel that If we work to-
gether it will be a peaceful
demonstration" the chief
remarked.
He said that George Lincoln
Rockwell, American Nazi Party
leader, has asked for permits
sion to have a counter-demon-
stration on that same day.
Rockwell can parade and
demonstrate II he makes an APP
Iplication to do So" Chief Muir
ray said.
The huge demonstration will
be sponsored by the National
Association for the Advance
ment Of Colored People. the
See MARCH, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11
BY SAM EASTMAN
Star staff Writer

Washington police would have
an arsenal of new crime-fight-
ing measures under legislation
approved today by a House
District subcommittee.
The subcommittee, which re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11
Race Demonstration
Due at White House
Negroes Tell
Police Of
March Plan
BY CLARENCE HUNTER
Star Staff Writer

The August % civil rights
protest in Washington will in
clude a demonstration in front
of the White House as well as
visits to Congressman and a
huge rally az the Lincoln Me-
mortal, demonstration leaders
announced today.
They said there would be no
march on the Capitol.
The first official details of
the demonstration were made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11

Coll to Support Police Opens Budget
oebote. Pose B-l
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312 LICENSED
AS PHYSICIANS

THE VIRGINIA Stots Boord Of
MedieOl Examiners announced todoy
the licensing Of 3l2 doctors. Those
who posed the sSominotion from
Virginia. Maryland and the District
ore listed'On Pose AIS.
Hove The Stor Delivered
Dolly and Sunday
DioI Lincoln 5000
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Leadership Test Seen in Rights March.
Poee A-l0
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Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-Clear and cool to-
night, low near so. Sunny tomorrow, high
in the low 80s Today's high, 10, at / pm;
low, 81, at 6:15 am.
Full Report on POse B-4
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1860 such a law as this before
you, Salisbury would not be
where it. is today"
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TRIUMPH 80 TR-3 roadster, apple
red finish, runs and looks like brand
new. United's Year End Jamboree.
seee. Cash. trade or so down.
UNITED AUTO SALES
Auth. Triumph Sales & Service
Ga. Ave. at Univ. Bldg. s49-2700
TRIUMPH 80 IRIS, new tires, excel.
cond. Sl,05o. Call 354-4204.
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IMPoRT-sPoRTs

UNITED AUTO SALES
AUTH. TRIUMPH SALES 4 SERV.
ca. Ave. az Univ. Bidg. p1s-77oo
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
FLORIDA PRoPERTIEs
MONEY TO LOAN

PORT CHARLOTTE. 2 house lots at
cost. Water view on Myaka River.
Blu. 3-2664.
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Corner n. ioth and Wilson Blvd.
arlington, Va. IA [66o7
Wv ~ sedan, gray, Wv, T., h. ST.
500 Private oMNER, IA. s.ISse.
Wv 81 sd, 2. and h., WV. Excel.
cond. tl.es5 90. S7lsa.
miIss. 81 81 al.lssI q sss-iEz1.,
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

J ToP.NoTcH SECOND TRUSTS. On
val. Capitol Hill properties. Exec.
makerE- Seasoned yra-, o. more
S5Ms SAN. SIN Sell al or indiv. e
per cent disc. Groner Real Estate.
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TRAILERS

All TRAVEL TRAILERs - Al low
prices. CAS- TRAILER SALES,
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SERVICE STATION

Service station for lease ct 9th
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This Is . modern 2-bay station
w/plenty Of avail. business. FOR
details, call u. 3-0742 ewes. and
week ends; IA. 4-1100 wkdays.
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IMPeRT-SPoRTS
n. MAJOR IMPORTS

vOLKs 81 tnrouKh 20. sedans,
hicroolss Karmsnn-Ghia and sun
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CHEVROLET 20 Lspeed, slzs plus }
speed. easier ehester Elickss soo-lA,
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CADILLAC 80 cow, full power, ey-
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white top, red and white leather, a..
/ 900 miles, one owner. This car Is
/ for the buyer that demands perfec-
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18th and r. ]. ave. ne, LA. s.ll0o.
CADILLAC 1850 4-dr., rose, in new.
car condition, garage kept, $500
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GASOLINE STATION

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parking facilities. viii be available
Jan. 10, 1854, wkdays. between ? and
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ALTO CORNER

BUICK 80 Electra ms" 7-dr. hdtp.,
D S, a ,.,. E ia, and h b, pb Can
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CADILLAC 80 Fleetwood A-dOOr, ey.
cry extra, fun power, padded top,
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CADILLAC 80, air conditioned, ST..
39S. Call 75s.2SSs. After 8 pm, TIE.
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BUICk-FLAT-OPEL
1917 Diagonal Rd KI. s-Aeo7
BUICK SO, limited l-door hardtop,
every possible extra, full power,
orig. inside and out, exceptional
THACKER MOTORS, 18th and r. /.
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BUICK 81 A-doOr hardtop, full pow.
r, outstanding condition. Xmas spe-
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CADILLACS

AUTHORIZED DEALER"
y ARLINGTON SHOPPING CIR. "
OV. 3-o5S0 ALEXANDRIA
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CADILLAC 81 De Vile type coupe,
new, s2,ls5. THACKER MOTORS,
t2th and r, /. ave. me-, LA. s.ll0o.
CADILLAC '6l Sedan de Vile, black,
factory air, very sharp, S2,7s5.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. FE. 1900
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SO coupe de Vile, every extra, full
power incl. windows and seat,
metallic blue finish, a real out
standing car, bargain priced at
Sl,oeS.
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AUTOS, TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUToMoTIVE MISC.

HAvE 5 TARD DUMP TRUCK fer
hire also clean bSmts-s fsrafes,
etc. Ssz-zlfo.
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MOTORCYCLES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

BACK hoes, pumps, generators,
TOOLS. TN. z-sioo. JU. $500. ~
INC INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. : Crawl
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METROPOLITAN 81 hardfop, /
owner low mileage. An IDEAL md
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81 de Vile type coupe, all extras,
orig. inside and out, the most car
money can buy for S9S.
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MERCEDESBENZ = Buy your ussd
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Auth. hereedesBenz Dealer
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IA. LIN or IA. 7-7l4o
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MERCEDES-BENZ
80 ''lSoc" l-dr. Stin under factory
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red tex-leather, AM-FM radio, w.
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20 "z1o-S" L-dr.. beautiful Mercedes
blue with white roof, Biaupunit
radio, auto. clutch, wv. tires. Was
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81 nos" l-dr. cleaning jet black
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Was 81 rs. Special, ssSS. Save 500.
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IA. LIN or "a. 7-zllo
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81 Limo s-passenger, FACTORY
&C, full power, orig. Jet black,
finish, like new inside anc out,
chauffeur driven, ideal for the
large family, Sl,lSS.
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Premium cars for the discriminat.
ing buyer.
80 De Vile type coupe. full power,
every extra including I'm radio,
tilt wheel, eye 6-way seat 5000
miles, A,A9S.
81 sedan de Vile, FACTORY A.C.,
full power, every extra incl. cruise
control and full leather interior,
GAS.
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81 de Vile type coupe, every ex-
ira, immsc. Cobalt blue finish
contrasting orig. interior, low mile
age, a real outstanding 81 priced
10 sell, S2,79S.
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50 cow, full power, every extra.
alpine white, solid black leather.
Without q doubt the sharpest SIS
in the area. 81 ,q9S.
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SO sedan de Vile, every extra,
full power incl. windows and seat,
spotleSs metallic blue finish, match
ing orig. int, like new, 81 ,6sS. =
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81 Fleetwood sedan, FACTORY A.
c. every conceivable extra, dis
tinctive ebony black. Cadillac's
finest, S2,S9S.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, so beds,
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