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Evening star., 1963-01-29
BROKEN MAIN FLOODS STREET
TWO CARS COLLIDE ON ICE

broken water main flooded an Alexandria street
last night and the ice that resulted caused accident
between convertible and police responding to
call, police reported
The water main burst North Jordan street between
Duke and Howard streets apparently because the cold
Traffic Director Kenneth w. Smith said
Police closed off North Jordan street from Duke to
Howard at $50 pm. while workmen from the Alexandria
Water Co. repaired the break Meanwhile the cascadng
water turned the area into sheet of ice.
Policeman Richard Hughes driving west on Duke
street skidded the ice and colded with convertible
driven by Rena Mae Dove of Wapes Mobile Estates,
Route Fairfax County police said Both cars sustained
minor damage No charges were filed
The street was opened to traffic about midnight
Evening star., 1963-01-29

as to the procedure used in
submitting the propose d
amendments, Mr.. Rhodes said
the proposals were not neces-
sarily meant to change the
city's master plan or to replace
the zoning ordinance but to
control more effectively the
overall development Of the city.
The council scheduled a joint
meeting for February 13 and
a second informal public hear
ing on the city's economic sur
vey, completed last month, for
February q.
Evening star., 1963-01-29
'PoWtoWmuck' Author
Will Speak Tonioht

Horace P. Hobbs, jr., author
of Pioneers of the Potow-
mack" will be guest speaker at
a meeting of the Takoma Park
Historical Society at $3.50
O'Clock tonight in the Takoma
Park Public Library.
Slides of the illustrations ap-
pearing in Mr.. Hobbs book will
be presented during his talk.
Evening star., 1963-01-29

tension branch Of the Univer-
sity OF Maryland while in the
military service in Berlin.
He is a member OF the Fair
fax County Republican Com
mittee and finance chairman
for the party in the Centreville
district.
Evening star., 1963-01-29

be considerably watered down
from the version which is now
before the lawmakers.
Even a die-hard spokesman
from the rural Eastern Shore,
State Senator Frederick c.
Malkup, jr., chairman Of the
Senate Judiciary Committee,
said a bill will probably be
enacted.
Chances are that many Of
the rural counties. particularly
those Of the Eastern Shore, will
ask that their counties be ex-
empted. Supporters Of the
measure probably will not pro-
test the exemption in the belief
that half a bill would be better
than none and that none could
be passed without the exemp-
tions.
Close Vote Last Year
At a special session called
by Gov Tawes last March to
enact an anti-discrimination
law, the legislation failed in the
House of Delegates by one vote.
With reapportionment Of
House seats last year giving the
urban areas more representa-
ton, supporters claim they
now have enough votes in the
House to pass it. Gov. Tawes'
legislative leaders think they
have enough votes lined up In
the Senate.
Diplomats Snubbed
The State Department has
been concerned for a long time
over snubs to African diplo-
mats in Maryland restaurants
along Route 40 between Balti-
more and the Delaware line.
In another legislative devel-
opment, an attorney pressing
for a change in Montgomery
County liquor laws said last
Evening star., 1963-01-29
Arlington Meeting

The Arlington Council on
Human Relations will meet to-
night at the Rock Spring
Neighborhood House, 500 Little
Falls road, Arlington to dis
cuss "The Arlington Council
at Work.
Evening star., 1963-01-29
Navy Bond Concert

The United States Navy Band
will present a concert at $50
pm. tomorrow at the Sail Loft
in the Naval Weapons Plant.
Music by Saint-Saens, Prokof-
lev and Puccini will be on the
program.
Evening star., 1963-01-29
Chances Seen Improved
For Anti-Bios Measure
BY a star staff Writer

ANNAPOLIS Jan. 29.-Chances Of Maryand's General
Assembly passing bill to bar racial discrimination in hotels
and appeared brighter today than time in
the past several years.
ut II IL does get through the legislation undoubtedly will
Evening star., 1963-01-29

The Heeht co.-Sheets-Downtewn
Silver Spring, PARKinston,
Prince Georges Piozo, Morlow Heights
Evening star., 1963-01-29
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Evening star., 1963-01-29

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Evening star., 1963-01-20
Faculty Leaving

What will happen with the
faculty remains a major ques-
ton which could affect drasti-
cally the university's standing,
if not its accreditation. This
is one of the most critical
problems confronting the uni
versity's administration.
"These people," said DR..
Silver, referring to the segrega-
tionists, already have sue
ceeded in running off a half
dozen good men. The best
people are going. Darn few are
left"
He estimated that between is
and l8 would leave by the end
of the school year, including DR..
Samuel Clark, chairman, and
seven of the 11-member chem
iStry staff.
Another who is leaving is DR..
w. H. Willis, chairman of the
department of classics, who has
accepted a position at Duke.
"These people who are leav-
ing" DR.. Silver said, are not
Evening star., 1963-01-20

said the people I Mississippi
are more strongly than ever
behind Gov. Barnett since what
happened at Ole Miss. Reports
that the Governor made a
secret deal with Attorney Gen
eral Robrt F. Kennedy to ad-
NIT Mr.. Meredith on the cam
pus were not believed.
He said the Jackson chapter
has between 5000 and 1000
members, up 1000 since Sep
tember 80, and that there had
been a corresponding increase
in the 60-odd other chapters
in the State which have a
combined membership of about
1000.
Our people," Mr.. Hollis
added, "are united in their OPP
position to any integration."
The crisis at Ole Miss has
so disrupted the normal pro-
cesses Of education that no one
knows what the results eventu-
ally will be.
19-a
I'm afraid we're going to
have a lot of poor grades, 4"
said one professor. "All indica-
tions are in that direction.
The students just haven't been
working"
Evening star., 1963-01-20
Barnett to Fight
Desegregution
On Military Bases

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 10
(AP) Gov. Ross Barnett said
today he would Cooperate to
the fullest extent" with Biloxi
and Gulfport school officials to
defeat a Justice Department
suit seeking desegregation of
public schools located on mill
tary bases.
Gov. Barnett said the action
by the Justice Department was
additional evidence of a de-
termination to make a Congo
jungle Of every school and
schoolroom in the Nation"
The Justice Department filed
suit Friday seeking desegrega-
ton in schools located near So
called Federally impacted areas.
II deplore the effort in this
suit to further disrupt the ed
ucation of our children" Gov.
Barnett said. I'VE will resist
this happening to the schools
and school children Of Missis-
sippi, both white and colored,
with every resource at our COM
mand.
Most certainly, the Depart
ment Of Justice should be fully
aware of the horrible and dis
graceful conditions existing in
the public schools of Washing
ton, D. c., which we're to have
been held up as the showcase
of integrated public education
in America"
Evening star., 1963-01-20
MEREDITH
Continued From Page Al

trying to get people to see that
they had better do something
to help themselves"
Before the drive began, Mr..
Meredith had remarked that he
was concerned about "in-
equality and unfairness." He
said he had decided long ago
on the course he has followed.
Whatever his decision about
Ole Miss he added, "Ill be
doing what I'm doing now"
In his statement saying he
might not register for the
second semester, Mr.. Meredith
said no MOTOR issues had been
decided legally or officially,
illegally or unofficially" in what
he called "the war for equality
or opportunity"
A week-long visit to Missis-
sippi and interviews with stu
dents, faculty members, school
administrators, State officials
and others in oxford and jack
son indicated that Mr.. Mere
dith's enrolment so far had
settled nothing. But there was
another side of the story
which DR.. James Silver, a
professor of history, and others
pointed out.
Evening star., 1963-01-20
30 Students Form
Hard Core Opposition

pouses State sovereignty and
racial integrity" and which
Gov. Ross r. Barnett
and other leading State Off
cials among its members.
According to a businessman
who travels about the State
the professors words about a
life and death struggle were no
exaggeration. Its frightening
what people are saying" he
said, and related that on a stop
at a filling station an attend
ant. showing a knife, said he
would like to use 1t on Mr.
Meredith.
Another professor who did
not want to be quoted said
20 biously things have
worsened." and added:
Il don't want to sound pes
simistic, but 1 am. I'm of the
firm opinion that if Meredith
withdraws, this is going to be
interpreted as a great victory
for Barnett.
"A lot of people are not re-
conciled to this as a permanent
thing. They are looking forward
to getting him (Mr. Meredith
out, and they plan to go back
as we were. It's Just senseless
If we go back to this mono
lithic attitude (of segregation)
it would all happen again."
Thoughtfully, the professor
gazed out over the university'S
tree-studded campus. Il grew
up in this State" he continued
quietly. II was a student here
I have been on the faculty fol-
many years. You teach young
people and you talk to the
public and then when some
thing like this happens you fee
you haven't accomplished any,
thing at ALL"
Evening star., 1963-01-20

to get rid of the Negro student
and only between rs and 80 are
active in the rebel underground.
There are a lot of students,
a great majority of them, who
are fed up with what has been
going on" DR.. Barrett said.
During one recent cafeteria
incident, he said, some students
advised the demonstrators
Knock it Off"
Some of the professors said
they felt that the university
administration had been weak
in dealing with the trouble
makers. But Chancellor j. B.
Williams and other officials,
another said, have not receiving
backing from the university's
board.
One student was expelled in
early November but was ordered
reinstated by a Kinds County
court in Jackson where the
segregationist Citizen Council
is strong. Despite urgings by
the chancellor and other uni
versity officials, the board OF
trustees of higher learning
which administers all the State
universities and colleges, had
not pressed an appeal from the
reinstatement order.
A second student was sus-
pended recently and his case,
university officials expect, may
take the same course.
A faculty committee of nine,
working with the administra-
ton to maintain order on the
campus, and FBI agents have
been trying to expose members
of the student underground,
but so far their efforts have
been unavailing.
Evening star., 1963-01-20
Victory for Reaction

IF Meredith doesn't stay"
DR.. Silver said, This will be a
tremendous victory tor reaction.
1t may wipe out all the gains
that have been made by his
enrolment"
Many in the State, the
professor said, have refused to
accept "the inevitability Of
integration" under the orders
of Federal courts.
TITS a 50-to-50 chance" he
added, whether the Citizens
Council take over our educa-
tional system as they seem to
have taken over in politics in
this State"
He referred to the segrega-
zionist organization which es-
Evening star., 1963-01-20

integrationists. But they want
and demand freedom in their
areas"
Many Of the professors, one
said, will wait and see whether
moderates will be able to gain
political control on this years
election for Governor and other
State officials. If they fail, and
many think they will in view
of what happened at Ole Miss,
many others may leave.
There is a cloud over u.s."
said one professor. mo one
wants to speak out. There is
no voice for the moderates."
Evening star., 1963-01-20
The Citizens Councils

Many believe the students are
receiving help from the Citizens
Councils. In jackson a spokes-
man for the organization was
asked about these suspicious.
1t was neither confirmed nor
denied.
I'm ashamed the students
have had to get into this" said
Louis w. Hollis, executive direc-
tor of the jackson Citizens
Council. "If we had done our
part, this would not be neces-
sary. The studenst are to be
commended for their resistance
to efforts to destroy our educa-
tional system"
Mr.. Hollis, smilingly affably,
Evening star., 1963-01-20
A Majority Is Fed Up

DR.. Russell Barrett, a politi-
cal scientist, estimated that
out of a student body of about
1890, only between 200 and 300
sympathize with those trying
Evening star., 1963-01-20

". FRANKLIN MORRISON
Executive Vlee.Presidsnt
and Manager
Emery J. WOODAII
Vlce.PTesldent
CALVIN {. WOOD
Vlee.Presldeni Controller
MILTON KIOEppINGER
Vlee.PTesldeni
I. Marshall GRINDER
Vlce.pTesident
MARION {. POOLE
Secretary
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

BERRYVILLE, VA. - S37,75O. A
white Daddock-fenced drive leads
to this lovely white Colonial with
9 beautiful view Of the Blue Ridge
Mountains. 8 rooms. III baths,
lge. glass-enel. side porch, partial
bSmt., 2-ear garage. Surrounded
by approx. A rolling acres with
stream. This home is In new cond.
throughout. Dashboard heat. Va
can't. Terms. LUCILLE COOK,
Realtor. JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4064.
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NASHUA 80, 55xi0: s bedrms. w
washer and air cond. $500 cash
and resume payts. or make deal.
Call 7O3-494-3534 after z pm.
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BOB PECK
Hill & Sanders
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
1880 Viers NIL Re. wheaton, Nd

CHEW. 81 VS. ImpGla sport
coupe, 7. and h., auto. trans,
looks and runs like new, Sl,S05.
terms 10 fit your budget.
L. p. sTEUART CHRYSLER CITY
1900 WIS, AVE. EN-. 3-4S00
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OFFICES, STUDIOS, for RENT

ACROSS FROM HEcHT CO., ST.
YER SPRING-Newly decorated,
3 rms, pvt. bath. elevator serv-
ice. All utilities, and parking for
! car, S1O5 per month.
MONTGOMERY REALTY
JU. $4,000
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CADILLACS
STANDARD

PoNTIAC-RENAULT
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QUEENSTOWN SHOPPING CTR"
CADILLAC $50 coupe, ps. p.b.,
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the most discriminating buyer,
$4,000. ORU6iN MOTORS, 1u4
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INDUSTRIAL PROP, for SALE
INDUSTRIAL GROUND

We have many Industrial sites for
sale with or without RR siding.
These sites vary in size from
/ to 10 acres, from 10 to so
acres, and up. Whether you de-
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACCOKEEK, MD. - The Moyaone
Reserve, 5-eere, wooded homesites.
THE PISCATAWAY CO., INC.
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FARMS
Pas ACRES

LOUDOUN C0.-l32 acres, II rms.
Rev. War. H. Z. BRUCE, 703-
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MD.-213 ACRES
EUGENE P. NIXON

CAL Thurs.b RE. 7-S1l2
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INC. Realtors, warsaw, Va, ED.
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must sell By ist, 1858. 2 bedrms.
IS Hilltop, Fairfax. Pc. 3-70ll
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So CHEVY. IMPALA S1.O95
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TRAILERS
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ROsenthal

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ROsenthal

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interior. Excel white top, e.uisec-
matte. pt. body and motor N
psrfseeIs, eognsca' $500 or best Of
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CFFVROLET '67 4-door. excel

CHEVROLET 81 4-door, excel;
cond., air cond., Wv. tires. Call
aft. $3.50 pm. 439-7771.
CHEVY '55 cow. '57 Corvette enR ),
3 2's, 3 sp., rolled and pleated,
$500. EN-. 2-7191.
CHEVY '6l 2-dr. sports coupe, 7.
and h, Wv. VS., stand. shift,
excel. cond. S1.395, 625-90s5.
CHEVY '55 2-dr. sedan, str. stick,
offer. XII. 9-0sss. 8 70 $50.
CHEVROLET 81 VS. Bel Air sport
coupe, auto. trans, r. and h., tur.
uuoise and ivory, new-ear eondi'
tion. RQ45.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE wTD.

BUILDING LOTS and larss !oI
70 200 acres. Many buldsTi are
ready 70 start dsvsloplr Mary
boHR. INC. REALroR. HE. 4
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AIR CONDITIONED
1900 SO. FIT.

WILL PARTITION AND
DECORATE TO SUIT TENANT
AL open space. suitable for archi-
teets, engineers or insurance co.
Busy sc. location. Free parking,
excellent. public tramp. For fur
Tier inioa CALL MISS SACK.
NORMAN BERNSTEIN Management
Allied BLDG, 9ll llth St, NV.
50. It. at S1.50. Me. S-li3O;
ARLINGTON = PROFESSIONAL
SPACE, across from Parkington.
2 air-cond. offices on 2nd floor.
Light, heat furn. Avail. immed.
4l41 Wilson blvd. Call MR..
STONEBURNER for details. IA. A.
1880.
BETHESDA-choose from g bldgs.
coNLEY MOT. OIL. 4-s7eO
BETHESDA, Common Bldg, 772O
Wis. ave.-3 adj. rms. SIS each.
Ind. heat and cooling controls.
Pvt. and pub. parking. OIL. 2-l663.
CAPITOL HILLr-3.OOO 50. IT, of
flee and STORAGE space. LIST FIR.
corner, viii partition, newly dec.
Te e;as; rent ;l 80 2Sa Srd st. ne. For
CONN, NEAR K-smaii office in
answering service suite. Air.eond.,
all office facilities available. 29o-