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St. Paul recorder., 1963-09-12
RACE QUOTAS FOR JOBS
(THE POST. WaabInptoDl


Racial quotas in employment nthronement of dscm-
nation The effort to promote the hiring
their numerical relation TO given community
demand made by the Congress Of Racial Equality
cent Of the workers construction coore-Ss ~
hewp kind Of folly 1t qualification for ernpoent
instead Of eliminating it ON op-
porhmdty
BESIDES In multacial communities prescription chaos
President Kennedy was entirely right in rejecting
helping Negro advancement
mixed this society of ours he begin
the basis Mixing negration not division or seq
regation, s the goal"
KENNEDY OPPOSED JOB QUOTAS
(THE RECORD AMERICAN, BOstOn)
President Kennedy spoke the people
when he said at his conference opposed
to employment quotas solely on race
Such proposal has been made a
oy of Negro leaders 1t that given
parable proportion to their representation population
THE President thought Negroes considered sound
education for their children quota hiring or
some kind Of special compensation for the suffered
To that would add special training Negroes
reach economic equality
1--WE would like 10 make clear Nepapers have
always supported the just whatever race re-
Hgion nationality.
Negroes have suffered debasg injuces perfectly that
we have not been "a sort Of society," achieve
economic equality 1t will be wonts quota employment
I'm opinion the President handled question with courage
and statesmanshdp"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

] 9AN3Ns
SEW. MACH, Singer port, left In
lay.away. Zig.Zag attach. Balance
s22. 50. Terms 81 wk. Eek. 3-o54o day
or night. Free home demo.
SEW. MACH, new zig.zaE, rent 8.
mo. with option to buy 1875 Bla-
densburg I'd. ne, LA. 6-695o.
SEW. MAcHs., REPAIRS. al
| makes. Expert m han c work
Guar. fast service. tx. s-osIo.
SEWING MACH, Singer CONSOLE
walnut fin. Left In lay-away. Zig.zal
week. Day or night. RA. 3-6lsl.
SOFA. slip covered, provincial print
Grapes TO match, panels. Inner
spring mattress and box springs
double, good cond. Call Ell. 6-S6lS
STEAM CLEANING MACH, small
and compact, " price OF new one
3 mo. guar, sl9S. RIA. 6-Sol7.
STORE FIXTURES, solid hardwood
Ideally suited for prescription drul
DR.. BALANCE. XII Si371.
STUDIO COUCH, wing.back chair
love seat, hide.a.bed, like new. Very
reasonable. 427.199e.
STUDIO COUCH and Hollywood bed
S2S. Magic Chef gas range. SIS
Student desk, g, Other misc. ia
TELEvIsION, 2l.in. Zenith. table
model. excellent condition. so
5-3A3l.
TROMBONE and CORONET. Good
stude & instruments. $50 each
| Call VIII. 1859.
Ty.Hi.FI RADIO COMB, Ss1. terms
| $500 week. PERI. cond. Free
home demonstration. Call Sls.77S1.
TVS, large screen. table and con.
sole models. SOS TO $50. None high.
er, 5A9.s5Sl.
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NOW OPEN!
SEARS Furniture
Outlet Store
OIL Rlodonch11rnr Rd ME-
Oil Bladensburg Rd. NE.
Located in the Rear
of the New Home Improvement Center

Located in the Rear
OF the New Home Improvement Center
Mail Order Discontinued Items
Slightly Damaged or soed Goods
Group of Clearance Items
2 only 7-pc. dinette, as u.s. reg. $685. NOW $49B8
only, 5-pc dinette, as u.s. reg. $685. NOW $39S8
4 only, white desks w/gold color trim, reg $685.
NOW $685.
only, 4-drawer maple desks, reg $49.s5,
only, hutch and hutch top, w/glass, as is, reg
NlsSo NOW $6988
only, walnut china, as is reg. $780, NOW $6988
! only, hutch base and top, reg. SITS
NOW $l198s
2 only, walnut step tables, reg $50 95. NOW 1888
only, 2-pc living rm, tan, reg $l3995,
NOW $S988
l only, 3-pc walnut bedrm. suite, reg. $242.95,
NOW $l4988
only, king-Size bed, complete, reg. sa3S85,
NOW $l998S
/ only, 4-drawer walnut chest, as is, reg. $54,
NOW $2988
/ only, 4-drawer chest, walnut, as is, reg $4995,
NOW $2488
only, triple dresser with mirror, as is, reg $l2O,
NOW $6988
only, recliners, tan, ivory or green, reg $5995,
NOW $3988
only, ivory color recllners, as Is, reg. $54.95,
NOW $l98S
only, 2-pc. living rm, as is, reg. $3O9.95,
NOW $9988
IL only, Ape. Tv fberglaSs sets, reg. $l2s5,
NOW $500
8 only, s-pc. picnic sets, IT, reg. $3.50,
NOW 1899
8 only, 3-pc. picnic sets, IT,, reg. $685.
NOW $ll.99
6-pc. alum. chaise and chair sets, reg. $l78s,
NOW $l28s
/ only redwood settee as is, reg. $4995
NOW $l988
only, 3-pc. redwood and alum. sets, w/pastic
seats and back, includes tete-a-tete club chair,
coffee table, reg. $685. NOW 500 88
Assorted BEDS single or double ----.---- S688
trails $3.50 additionaD
Bedding, limited quantity, full size or single
springs and mattresses, as is, up to 4Oco off
regular prices.
Many many other items to choose from.
Be an Early Bird Shopper for the Pick OF These
Home Values
SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO.
Oil Bladensburg Rd. NE.
located in the Rear
Of Tia New Home Improvement Center)
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PIANO, steinway grand style M
SS SSt awG 5eSu Inc Snd e rsn sVEF
ave, JU. s-3o3s. Open Mon
Thurs, Fri. til 2, other days, It'll 8
OPEN SUNDAY, to 8.
POOL TABLES, l52 Halpine rd.I
Congressional shopping center
Rockville, Md.
D. c. Pool Table Z Access. Mfg. Co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
CAPITOL HILL

81 9TH ST. NE.
Restored air-cond. bldg. 1-bed-
rm., liv. rm.. kit. and bath,
Sl35. incl. all utils. New furn.
MELVIN FRIEDMAN RIA. $4,000
CAPITOL HILL Nicely furn. I.
bedrm. apt. Modern tiled bath and
shower, lge. kit, good closet space
blocks Library Of Congress. Sis
a mo. including all utilities.
TASTEFULLY DECORATED 2.
bedrm. apt, levels, air cOnd.,
blocks Library of Congress, Sl7S {
mo. 6-mO. leases to students.
CITY Dw VEL sE;Rs' INC. II. 1-2 2SSS
CENTER ST. NV, 3s21-2 bedrm
liv. rm., kit and bath, $40: Key a
apt. AL. FLOYD r. DAVIS co.
1922 X st. NV. 2S6-50oo.
CHILLUM MANOR, Riggs I'd. and
N. Capitol st. Huge garden apis.
BEDROOM, Sis. 50. BRAND-NEW
FURNITURE, RIA. 3-ell3.
CONN. AVE, mr.. Sheraton PIX. :
Girls only. Attractive z bedrms.
Sleeps ID liv. rm., bath, kit, $50
util. incl. 337-7o72, DU. 7-73l6.
CONN. AVE. AREA Nicely furn.,
bedrms., suitable "a girls $3.50
Call 1A-3073.
CONN. AVE. AREA l-bedrm. apt
Charming, spacious unit Sl35
Adults. Parking avail. RA. 6-l73l
CONN. AVE, 322l -2-b.r, apt. will
liv. rm., kit, bath, air c d.
beaut. furn., elev. bldg, 500.
CONN. AVE, mr.. Sheraton Pk.-WO
men only. Attractive 2 bedrms.
sleeps - liv. Tm., bath, kit, $50
utilities included. DU. 7-73l6.
CONSTITUTION AVE. Me- rm
and kit, beautifully decorated. Gen
tleman, Call 543-7306,
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APIS. FuRMISnED-D. c.
(CONTINuEDl
CANTERBURY

704 3rd ST. NV.
Integrated, modern elev. bldg. Effic
and l-bedrm. apis, $30-S35 wkly
Spaci GU and attractively furn.
adults only. See Res. Mgr. or cal
MR.. SNYDER, 52s-372l.
CAPITOL HILL-TWO l-bedrm. apis
UtilS. incl: Children welcomed. Cal
CAPITOL HILL, 9Th st. Sc. 3ll-Ef
fic., util. furn., SIS wk. Employed
adult. LU. l-l4sl.
CAPITOL HILL, 500 2nd st. Sc;
couple. $50. Ii. 4-4236.
CAPITOL HILL, 235 c st. ne
bedrm., iV. rm., kit. Adults. SO!
mo. incl. util. Ii. 7-0s3O.
CAPITOL HILL = 2-bedroom apt.
utils. incl. 2S4 9Th st. Sc. Ii. 4-so7s
$3.50 mo.
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Furniture

Decorator desires responsible party
TO take possession Of decorator cor
related furniture, bedroom. living
rTn,. and dining area, at tremendous
savings. (Better quality than nor
mally offered at this sacrific e
price) SIS for all three rooms.
Never used except as model apart
ment display. No down payment
necessary, choose your own pay
ments, Immediate free delivery or
free storage until needed. Call MR..
WILLIAMS, LII. 1850, weekdays
til 2, Sat. It'll 8, SUNDAY u to 6.
Free round trip courtesy car.
FURN. : Dinette, 6-piece chrome
charcoal gray-white. S3e, gas range
Tappan, $40. 3e6-4l36.
FURNITURE-DecOrator releasinI
his brand-new Broom model apart
ment display group at sacrifics
prices. Complete with accessories Il
desired, or purchase Just the items
you may want. May Sc seen week
days ,til 2, Sat. til s, SUNDAY Il
to 8. Free delivery. Terms availa.
bic. Mr.. WILLIAMS, Ss4-3lll.
FURNITURE
Nationally advertised brands at spe.
eial low prices.
FURNITURE INTERIORS
l7e Culpeper st., Warrenton, Va.
1Oa-3lI.l6es
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ALFALFA, Timothy, Mixed Hay
Wheat Straw. PL. q.239S.
BEAUTIFUL 2Ns year PAlomino M.
~, Va thoroughbred, 7b1 year Bay
fllly. Reasonable. CIR. 3-0i1S.
BEEF FOR YOUR DEEP FREEZE,
2Sc ID, live VT. Sire 200 lbs. 10 900
lbs. Can arrange for processing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

MT. PLEASANT AREA, 5327 18th
~. NV: furn. room for or
young ladies In pvt. home. no
NEAR TAX. PIX. and WALTER
REED HOSP. In white home,
windows, shower, off.street parking
Keigr. Unlimited phone, kit. privils.
maid service. ss7.363l.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM In pri
vate home, Man preferred. Call aft
er 5, RIA. 3-05Sl.
NICELY furnished room for lady o.
gentleman In colored home. Call
76S-6074.
NV. SECTION -Furnished room
home privileges. 667.2l0e.
OGLETH0RPE sT.-Furnished rm
for refined sgle. woman In a home
with young family and children. Sc
month. se2.e617.
SHERATON PARK AREA Lovely
rms. Professional, business pre-
ferred. AID, assn. no. 7-ol7o.
TWO ROOMS for couple or q girls
Adults only. 4e1-4s61.
VAN NESS ST., JAN : Single, semi
pvt. bath, quiet mid-age woman
nonsmoker. WO. 6-665s.
WIS. AVE, at Macomb ST.. 1870 Ma
comb-Bright rm., 2 exposures
air cond., excel. location. bus Al
door. May be seen anytime.
WIs..MAss. AREA Pleasant rm.
N.l or 30 bus, single working girl
FE. s.l7lA after pm.
ls7J KALORAMA RD. N.W.-Lge
comfortable front room. I or 2 zen
temen. NO. 7.71I.
1SS1 nth ST. NV. -Furn. RIM. near
transportation, Inexpensive. co.
lIll 9Th ST. N.W.-Large front
room, home privileges, no children
400 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Government men. z Sgle, rms,
next to bath. ReIsTs .. RE
7.6393.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
(coNTlNUED)

HORSES BOARD T. D-Lge. boz
stalled, excel. pasture and fac. rid
ing In 6,000-acre Rocky Gorge
Falkland, riding lessons, trail rid
scho0leds problem horse a special
ty.
Weather Vane Riding Academy
EDNoR MD. 3S4.52l:
HUNTER, thoroughbred mare, 1872
dark chestnut, yrs, hunted z yrs
by lady. Excellent condition. ell'
River I'd. Potomac, Nd. or cal
NTER Inland thoroughbred
good b0ile, fit up to any weight anc
any hunt field. AK. S.S5ps.
MARE, chestnut. Is hands. Pleasure
horse for experienced yOungster
Call PL. S-27e1.
REGIsTERED 4-Y.old " Arabian
with papers. Thoroughbred jumper
jumps VA n. Other gentle, wei
trained western and English horses
10 choose from. All English horses
will jump. Work horses, a matched
pair and q single, strong but gen.
tie, can also be used for riding
773-9036
S-YEAR-OLD thoroughbred Eeiding
with papers. Fat and sound. 437.
l346.
HORSES AND SADDLES, PO.
MES AND SADDLES. WE. SCOT.
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE
IEIHHcI.AIMEn FuRNrrIIRE-Hidea.

UNCLAIMED FURNTrURE-Hidea
way bed $40, Winthrop desk, ma.
pie, $40, Hollywood bed $22, chaise
lounge Sls sofa bed aud chair S35
chest Of drawers $40, china closet
SIS, dresser $40, Lawson love seat
$40, studio couch $40, b a m b o Q
chaise lounge SIS, kit. taNle So
folding chairs 81, rollaway BET $40
day bed, maple $40, many interest,"
ing pieces at HOffmanns. We dc
reupholstering, draperies, slipcovers
and refiniShing. Easy terms
HOFFMAN,. 242l 18th st. NV
ewes. I'll 2. Sat til s and Sun. u
to s, co. 5-loS2.
| FURN.- Bedroom set, dinette set
/ piano, sofa and miscl. items. Call
IA. 1888 Mon.-Fri. aft. $50.
FURN. Liy. rm.. din. rm., incl.
contour chair, eft. sect. sofa, eX.
eel. cOnd. JU. 7-9l9l.
FURN. s Sofa and chair, sturdy con,
struction. Priced for quick sale
Call 333-l036.
FURN. Walnut bedrm. set, walnut
/ dining rm. set, dinette set, end Ia
bles, lamps, etc. Reas. 434-362s.
FURNITURE and misc. items Of
apartments. Phone 333-2lqo week
ends and aft. pm. week days.
FURN. Sleep sofa, modern sofa
lamps, cocktail table, good cOnd
reasonable. 6S4-4o83.
FURN., maple 3.pc. set, sofa bed,
chairs. with slip covers. $40.
949-0236.
FURN. -6-pc. blond mahog., ir. din
rm. set, SIS. Dark mah0g. desk
chr, S25. EN-. 3-s3s7.
FURN. = Bedrm., liv. rm., din. RIM.
air cond. az upright freezer
mps, rugs, etc. Best of er
5Ae-62i0 weekdays aft. S pm. 81 W
Glebe rd., Alex, Apt. l02.
FURN. Mahog. claw foot table and
china closet made by BIGGS
54e-769e.
FURNITURE : German made veneer
twin beds with springs and NIGH
table. SIS. Call 362.542S.
GARAGE DOOR (OveThead), with
hardware, 20 in. X 70 in, fine
cOnd., $50 or best offer. OF. 1920
GAS HEATING UNIT, ceiling, per.
feet working cOnd. KE. 7-l403.
GAS RANGE, Hardwick, double
oven, new (won), grid, micro-ray
oven, sacrifice $500. SP. 3-A769.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.
(coNTlNUED)

S37s and ST. N.W.-Lge. master
bedrm. with pvt. bath, exec
transp., in Jewish home. RIA
3-4053.
18th STREET, A274-M aster twir
bedroom, private bath, shower, $50
clean, quiet corner home, parking.
ia. p-3195.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BACK HOES, pumps. generators
f fooLs t tN. FG asPoS. st. st. s soESrAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

FURN. Lily. nm, din. rm., incl,
eel cOnd. JU. 7-qlol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

COZY BSMT. STUDIO, pvt. entr.,
shower, TV In your room, SISSY.
2l35 F st. NV. 33s-627A.
DUPONT CIRCLE, nv p st. NV
Lge. pleasant housekeeping rm.
well furn, DE, 1888,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

FURN.- Bedroom set, dinette set
piano, sofa and miScl. items. Call
IA. o-Ae6e Mon. Fri. aft. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

FURN. - Sofa and chair, sturdy con
struction. Priced for quick sale
| Call 333-lQ36
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

FURN. Walnut bedrm. set, walnut
dining rm. set, dinette set, end Ia
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POULTRY, RABBITS, EeGs

POULTRY PICKING ACHINE
scalding pot. cooling box. For sale.
Call RE. 5-S565.
RABBITS, New Zealand stock. bucks
and does. ] pr. mice, Call LU.
l.2027
RABBITS, black. mixed breed. very
reaS. Call EN-. 2-O8gA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

FURNITURE and misc. items Of
apartments. Phone 333-2lq9 week
ends and aft. Q pm. week days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

FURN., maple ape. set, sofa bed, 2
chairs, with slip covers. $40.
94q-0236.
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FURN. Bedrm., liv. rm., din. RIM.
air cond. az upright freezer
lamps rugs, etc. Best of er
5As.62i0 weekdays aft. S pm. ell W
GIaha rd AleY Ant l01
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

FURN. Sleep sofa, modern sofa
lamps, cocktail table, good cond.
raasona hIa kQAIoQl
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FURN. u -pc. blond mahog., ir. din
rm. set, SIS. Dark mahog, desk
4 chr. S15 EN- 3-93g1
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FURN. Mahog. claw foot table and
china closet made by BIGGS
5Ae-76qe.
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syes. g g 4 I sat; til 3 and Sun. I
Evening star., 1963-05-15
AT est Postponement
Laid to British Plea

nedy suggestion for a speedup
of negotiations on the test ban
had no influence at all on the
United States decision to hold
up the scheduled sots, officials
reported.
Mr.. Khrushchev indicated in
the letter he was not ready to
negotiate anything in the test
ban field.
Officials acknowledged that
the cancellation of the Ameri-
can tests can have the psyche
logical effect of forcing the
Russians to take the blame for
resuming atmospheric testing.
But the Soviet Union showed
In 1861 1t did not shrink from
accepting the blame when 1t
was ready to test.
The EaSt-West propaganda
battle, however, played only a
secondary role at best to the
Presidents interest in CO.
operating with the Macmillan
government, informed sources
said.
The informal memorandum
delivered to Secretary of State
Rusk last week by Soviet Am
baSsador Dobrynin merely re-
peated the Russian positions
on nuclear problems stated in
a previous note of April 8, Of
ficials said.
The United States plans to
broaden participation in con-
troll of NATO nuclear forces
came in for particularly severe
attack in the informal memo,
according to officials familiar
with its contents.
Evening star., 1963-05-15
Elizabeth Greets
King With q Kiss

LONDON, May is tAP).-
Shivering slightly in a cold
wind, Queen Elizabeth II
walked down a long red carpet
at Victoria Station TO greet
Belgian King Baudouin yester-
day. Then, surprising even the
King. she planted a warm kiss
on his cheek.
It was the first royal visit
Of a Belgian monarch since
1887 and Queen Elizabeth's kiss
seemed 10 put aside persistent
rumors OF coolness between the
British and Belgian royal fam
lilies.
Never officially denied, the
GOODNESS was said 10 stem from
British criticism OF King Leo
pold's order for his vastly out
numbered Belgian army TO sur
render 10 Nazi invaders In
World War II.
King Leopold abdicated in
favor Of his son, Baudouin. in
1850.
Evening star., 1963-05-15

A high-level plea from Great
Britain was reported today to
have been a major factor be-
hind President Kennedy's post
ponement of two small nuclear
weapons tests planned by the
United States at its Nevada
test site late this month.
Prime Minister Macmillan
Is under pressure from British
ban-the-bomb elements. He is
understood to be concerned
about the impact of a resump-
ton of testing by the United
States on his chances for re-
election against the increasingly
powerful Labor Party. Officials
here think a British Parliamen-
tary election is likely by next
September or october.
British officials also are un-
derstood to have argued that
American atmospheric testing
should not be resumed at the
same time as the NATO minis
terial meeting in Ottawa May
1924.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev's
reply to the Macmillan-Ken-
Evening star., 1963-05-15
West Rejects
Slap al NAT0
BY the Associated Press

The United States, Britain
and West Germany have agreed
on notes rejecting Soviet pro-
tests against a NATO nuclear
force. The notes will be de-
livered in Moscow by next Mon
day.
Diplomatic informants said
the theme Of the Western
replies will be that the pro-
posed NATO multilateral nu-
clear weapons force is entirely
defensive.
Meanwhile, 1t was learned
that Soviet Ambassador Anatoly
Dobrynin has been called home
for consultation on the state
of East-WeSt relations - and
United States-Soviet relations,
specifically-and plans to fly
to Moscow the middle of next
week.
Mr.. Dobrynin conferred with
Secretary of State Rusk last
Saturday, presented a memo
randum on disarmament, and
asked for a reply to the Soviet
protest of April 8-more than
a month ago-againSt the
NATO nuclear force.
United States officials have
the impression that, in con-
nection with its hardening line
toward the West, the Kremlin
is getting set for a new propa-
ganda assault on the United
States and its NATO allies,
probably In connection with
next weeks meeting Of the
North Atlantic Treaty Council
in Ottawa, Canada. The United
States hopes for at least some
tentative decisions on nuclear
force problems at that time.
The hardening of Soviet at
titudes toward the West is at
tributed in the White House
and State Department pri-
marily to Premier Khrushchev'sI
split with Red China and his
evident desire to get some kind
of bridge over the rift.
However, authorities recog-
nize that the Russians, as well
as other European peoples, get
genuinely concerned over any
program which promises to
put nuclear weapons in Ger
many.
Evening star., 1963-05-15

the Trinity Zion A.M.E. Church,
chaplain.
The council will act. as
liaison between the community
and the police in an effort tC
reduce crime in the precinct
The next meeting will be held
June IL.
Evening star., 1963-05-15
Group Is Formed
To Help Cut Crime

The newly formed Tenth
Precinct Citizens Crime Coun-
ell held its final organizational
meeting yesterday at precinct
headquarters and elected the
following officers:
Nelson c. Roots, president OF
the Pleasant Plains Civic ASso-
citation, chairman; the Rev
Paul H. GrosecloSe, DID, pastor
Of the Francis Asbury Methodist
Church, vice chairman; Mrs
Hildur Frazier, member Of the
Crossword Citizens Association,
secretary and treasurer, and the
Rev. John H. Satterwhite, Of
Evening star., 1963-05-15
Korean Envoy Due

SEOUL, May Is (AP).-The
New Korean Ambassador to
the United States, Kim Chung
Yul, left today for his new
post. He was expected to ar
rive in Washington May % by
way of Honolulu and San
Francisco.
Evening star., 1963-05-15
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Smith said, I'VE were getting
from five to 10 notices a day
from city inspectors. I was
being called into the Copora-
ton Counsel's office over and
over. We couldn't have pos
sibly put out the kind Of money
right away required to correct
all the defects cited by the city
inspectors"
$50 I had a meeting with
the District officials in No.
vember. 1861, and l turned over
a list of all our properties and
this list was broken down into
four priority groups, A, B. C
and D.
Prompt Attention List
"The A list included the
buildings that required prompt
attention-such things as en-
closing stairwells in order to
provide greater fire protection.
I'VE sold several more build
ings because we decided that it
wouldn't pay us to fix UP these
structures. In other cases, we
had to evict families and then
rerent the buildings as one
family dwellings because the
buildings didn't meet the re-
quirements for a multifamily
building.
81 am getting it from both
ends-from the families we mad
to force out and from the
District Building.
I'VE have spent thousands
and thousands of dollars fixing
up our other buildings. The
housing code is a good thing
and so is the building code,
but 1t takes time to comply
with these regulations"
Destructive Tenants
Mr.. Smith said that one of
the big problems is the de.
structive activities of some Of
the tenants.
About so per cent of the
tenants cause a great deal of
our problems" Mr.. Smith
said. I'VE repair a screen. AS
fast as we get 1t fixed some
kids come along and bust it
out again. We put on a new
coat Of paint. Someone comes
along and Slnears mud over it."
Mr.. Illgenfritz said other
large property owners also
have been permitted to fix up
their buildings on a schedule.
He added that even in the
case Of owners Of single-family
homes numerous extensions of
time are sometimes granted to
permit compliance with the
city codes.
"Try to Be Reasonable"
"As long as a man shows
good faith and is trying to fix
up his property and there is
nothing Of an emergency ma
ture involved. we go along with
him." said Mr.. Ilgenfritz. I'VE
try to be reasonable"
Mr.. Ilgenfritz said that rigid
enforcement Of the city's codes
would force many low-income
families into the streets, would
bankrupt some property owners
and swamp the contracting
market.
Mr.. ngenfritz also empha-
sized that no special favors
have been granted Mr.. Neu-
mann.
THE trouble is that Neu-
mann Properties owns so many
buildings that we just got a
little swamped," he said. He
added that he was at a dis
advantage in discussing the
Neumann Properties because
Paul Green, who was given the
job OF seeing that the Neumann
Properties buildings were
brought into compliance with
the various city codes. is now
on vacation out OF the city.
Mr.. Green is assistant super
intendent Of licenses and
permits.