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Presiding at the dinner
was Mrs. Benjamin Lewis
Haram, president general of
the society.
The group scheduled a full
day of meetings and a lunch
con today with the highlight
being the election of new Of
ficers this afternoon.
The National Society,
Daughters of the American
Colonists, held a memorial
service yesterday morning
honoring members who had
died during the past year.
This group is also meeting
at the Mayflower and follow
ing the service they held a
luncheon. Highlight at the
latter event was a Colonial
Flag Ceremony in which %
members from Ohio partici-
pated.
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will be acknowledged on
April IS by Mrs. Hugh d.
Auchincloss, mother Of the
First Lady.
The fixtures were given and
installed in the White House
some months ago.
They were selected by the
White House Fine Arts Com
mittee, headed by Mr.. Henry
F. DUPONT, and funds for
their purchase were given by
the Colonial Danes Of
America.
It is understood that Mr..
DUPONT selected the chan
deliers personally and that
about G hundred Of the mem
bers Of the group will be on
hand for q tour Of the White
House and TO view their
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gifts on the afternoon Of the
25th.
Mrs. Auchincloss will be
present to greet the women
and show them where their
tributes to the White House
are installed-in the ground
floor corridor. Just outside Of
the Diplomatic Reception
room Of the Executive Man
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Auchincloss,
incidentally, become WASH
ington residents this even
ing.
They have left their estate,
Norwood. in Mclean and
plan to move into their
new Georgetown house this
evening.
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colonies is the innovation Of
Mrs. Herbert Ralston Hill of
Fountaintown, Ind, who is
the society's 22nd national
president. Virginia was hon
ored last year and New York
will be spotlighted in 1864.
The National Society of
Colonial Danes, 18th Gen.
tury, also held their banquet
last evening and this took
place at the Mayflower as
well.
The guest speaker at this
event was DR.. j. A. Reyn-
Odds, professor of Medieval
Language and Literature, De-
partment of English, at the
University of Miami.
The subject DR.. Reynolds
chose was "Heraldry and
YOU" which is also the title
of a book he has written.
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Patriotic Groups Meet Here

Senator Leverett Salton.
stall said last evening that
many of President Kennedy's
recommendations to Congress
were "emotionally appealing"
but warned that there are
too many eggs in the Kennedy
basket and they are too
expensive"
The senior Senator from
Massachusetts spoke to mem
bers and guests Of the Ma
tional Society of the Daugh-
tiers of Founders and Patriots
of America at their banquet
which took place at the May
flower Hotel.
The speaker, who is the top
Republican member Of the
Appropriations, Armed Serv-
ices, and Small Business Com
mittees of the Senate, de-
scribed the basic question
facing members Of Congress
in this way:
I'VE must be realistic.
What we must determine is
first whether and to what ex-
tent the Government should
take the initiative in work.
ing out these problems; and
second. their priority and
their cost"
The Senator added that
to-day we know that tax rev.
enues will not meet the pres
ent expenditures Of govern
ment. What effect an unbal-
anced budget will have on the
individual affairs of each one
Of us this year and in the
years to come is part Of the
problem that we face"
Personally the speaker said
he believes that we must
maintain the services Of gov
eminent within a reasonable
level of the revenues we ex-
pect to take from our citizens
and still leave to them suffi-
cent savings to carry on their
lives in q way that will be Of
benefit to them"
The society honored the
State Of Massachusetts, at its
dinner as the second Oldest
Of the Is original colonies.
Senator Saltonstall's ances-
tor, Sir Richard Saltonstall
arrived at Salem in 1880.
In commenting on the
creation Of the Massachu-
sets State Senate, the speak
er said, "In the early days Of
our states history there was
considerable tension between
the Executive Council. which
was an agent Of the King Of
England, and the unicameral
legislature which represented
the Massachusetts citizens,
Issues both large and
small divided them. On one
occasion q serious disagree
ment arose over the question
of which Of two citizens own
ed a pig which had left one
claimants property for that
of the other.
ITO settle the matter. q
third body was established
which could Judge the find
ings Of the Executive Council
and the Legislative Body.
Ultimately the third group
became the State Senate, "
explained the Senator.
The honoring Of specific
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Mrs. America
Contest Set

The oath annual Mrs.
America Homemaking Con-
test viii be held April "a
through 20 at the Golden
Gate Auditorium, Miami.
Fla.
Mrs. Barbara Hanson Of
Arlington will be represent
ing the District Of Columbia
for the title to be awarded
April ~.
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White House Gets Chandeliers

The impressive gift Of three
Empire style chandeliers
and eight hanging glass Ian
terms to the White House
, 1963-09-23
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LARoE. luxurious brk,, ramh Tbs
most conscious individual.
Llv. fm, l3KAs, KIT. iaxi4, din.
m, i s.1yn. .eS'ffS Sil essalA,.i n man;
extras, SIS, 900,
BUNGALOW - Btueco, front and
rear covered porehss. > bedrma.,
only siB'pbO.
3 bedrms., huge paneled rec, nm"
2 flrepla. wall.to-vall carpet .
acre lot. RgB. go.
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LEGUM & GERBER

Oh. 6-5767 Ewes. JE. 4-1is2
BLAIR HIGH AREA-Brk. French
Provincial, 2 bedrms.. powder rm.,
din. rIn.; Ice; family rm.. tiled
r IIatsi any pS SzI jpvO' III s-,ooo
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ALEx.-3-bedrm. split-level, IL
baths. rec. I'm. and carport. Sl6l
per month. SO. 5-212S.
ALEX.-Olde towne newly restored
232 N. st. Asaph st. 3bedrms.,
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FuRN. TO RENT

hSSSGo EGnVg " nENI
ALEX. -GRovEToN-cape Cod, 3.
Dedrm. brk., gar, cow. to public
and parochial schools, also bus
Avail. mined, $3.50 per mo. For
appointment call so. 5-4OS4.
ARLINGTON, S. : Near columbiS
PlEe-2 bedrm., brk., sep. din. rm.
nice cond.. SI50. JE. 3-I229.
ARL., N.-Furn. 2-bedrm, hse., yd
scr. porch. June 10 sept. Isl. slid
mo. plus cleo. ia. S-S253.
BETHESDA AREA. wickford-Dis.
h tinehtiVe Colonial, 4 hedIms.., 2h
rooms rooms tS sR Sn i BaS to laT 81
schools. Completely furnished
Avail. Sept, 80. 1863. to June 80,
1854. Dates flexible. Exclusive
agent. DEAN RATHBUN ASSOCI.
ATES. OIL. 6-0997
CHEVY CHASE. MD. = June is
through Aug. ID, 4 b.r.s. Conv. "a
transp. Compl. furn. OIL. 4-0023,
CLEVELAND PARK-A real Cleye.
land Park house with big rooms
and high ceilings. 4 bedrms.. :
baths. plus maids rm., bath and
laree rec. rm.. nicely furnished
5000 mo. for | year. A. c. HoUGH.
or OIL. .-9474.
FALLS CHURCH = 3-bedrm. ram.
bier. full bsmt., nicely furnished
$3.50. ia. 2-0526.
MIDDLEBURG (near)-AttractivI
cottage. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, mod
XII. Sl25 per mo. CHARLES @
TURNER, 263-bl06, Mclean, Va
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m. school. S3i,0bO.
BOGLEY

zoos Wisconsin OIL. 0-7s00 I'll .
BETHESDA MAPLEwoOD = BY
OWNER. 4 bedrmS.. cathedral
ceiling. liv. rm., wonderful FAM
fly rm. with fireplace. huge
; Ede edr porch fs ISsS yard. $780,
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|HcUsES UMFURN. 70 RENT
tcoNTINUED)

HMLCREsT-Detached brick. Six
rms; bsmt:. rec. rm' 500 mo;
rAi.IiN Ne 81 RE IS S;-47s4l L. 4-7SOO
EVANSVILLE, mr.. Plaza = Semi
detached, 2 bedrms.,. air eond., de
disp. S1i5. UN. 4-l0S6.
bunga., vacant. only 1880 mo.
lrental purchase PLAN. UN. A.
1881. or 10. s.33S0.
MCLEAN - Charming white brick
cottage, colorful kitchen, large
acres, $146 mo. Cali Ell. 6.SS65.
LAUGHLIN, REALToR
MRS. WIN, H.
consult FIRST"
510l Chain Ridge Rd,, Mclean. Va.
Consult First--McLeans First"
NEAR WALTER REED Vacant O.
rm. brick, reas. rent. Key at 77Ob
LOUIS tRupDEN tn. 2-sOeo
NEAR COLUMBIA PIKE = Avail.
July /, Center entrance-han ram
bier with bedrooms, rec, room.
. fireplaces, den, patio with ter
raced garden. Call JE. 2-2620.
JOSEPH W.; sEAY COMPANY,
Mr.. NEW CAPITOL PLAZA, 4S0f
Rockford dr.-Vacant. 3-b.r. RAM
bier. Gas heat, fenced yard. 31lO
mo, 735-4500; ewes, 773-342g.
ROCKVILLE, MD, in the heart OF
the estate area Off Rte. $40
New AS bedrm. house, rent S31h
per mo. with option to purchase
with equity from rental. A.c., fire.
pl,, 2h baths, garage, Rear patio
full bsmt. Pc. 2-0234.
SEAT PLEASANT, "carmody Hills"
--2-bedrm. doll house, INN. poss.
500 mo. ST. 3-931g, VIII. 2.7357
SUI. sPG., Sligo Pk.-3-bedrm. CO.
June /. $3.50 per mo. 358-7374
SPRINGFIELD-3 bedrms., den. rec
rm., scr. porch. Sl6b incls, swim.
pool membership. FL. 10000.
SPRINGFIELD, VA,-Avail. June /.
3-b.r., 1H-bath brk. ramb. Sep.
ton. Sl4O. 45i-i444.
TOWNHOUSE, 1884 q pl. NV. =
Just above 10th an mas 2 sts' NV
AIAosg % gNtIAof BNONt VII ANaoNs
WAPLE CO., 1928 14th NV. AID.
4-2005.
VA.-Rent option to buy, Sl0s mo.
Cape Cod 3 bedrms., "a baths,
lge. lot, mr.. schools. 434-e21b.
WEST LANHAM HILLS, MD
Dr.. lge. kit. encl. pch,, lge. fen.
yard Sl10 mo Call 773-66S6
WEST SPRINGFIELD VIRGINIA
Beautiful 3-bedroom, " -bath
brick bi-level home with full house
intercom system, facilities for Hi
Fl hook-up, Lee. rec. rm. with
built-in toy storage, fireplace. Foy-
sEi.Dls%sss d in T Ty i T sI,siss o GnS
free-form patio. Fully equipped
kitchen incl. Dishmaster. Laundry
storage rnn. with built-in shelves.
Available May. 1-yr. lease REQ.
451-lOlS.
WHEATON, RENSINGTON SILVER
SPRING. ROCKVILLE Several 2,
3 and 4 bedrms homes avail. Some
for immediate occupancy. some
with option to buy. CALI or
write" 04a-S440. MANOvILI
REALTY CORP. .26I6 University
blvd West. wheaton. MARYLAND.
WHEATON WOODS bedrms..
full. 2 half baths, large rec. rnl..
finished bsmt., avail. July. S175,
949-271s.
WIS. AVE, mr.. Macomb-4 bed
rms, . baths, gar. pkg. nice
cond.. S225. Wo. 6-6010.
37th ST. NV, 42I9, Q blks. from
Wis. ave.-Spacious semidetached
2-story home In quiet neighbor-
hood. 4 bedrms., equip. kitchen. .
baths. 2-car gar, bsmt. For info.
call Mrs. Arhar
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1882 X ST. NV, SUITE 400
Elk. 3-24S0
44IO CHESAPEAKE ST. NV
Choice location, 81. AIMS Parish.
g rms, bath. Avail now. GEORGE
I. BORGER, INC. ma. S-0S0s.
IIO9 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
10 rms. and bath, oil heat, chill
dren welcome. S136 mo. Call MR.
NEUMANN, MA. $1,000.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
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ASSUME

BETHESDA bedrms., 3 baths.
HTiTs 1ad conan taSPe ,s spif Eehin
with eating space, ground-leyel
rec. room, earport, convenient 10
elem achooi gai. 0h0
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CHESTER Keller. REALToR

CHEVY CHASE = This lovely New
England Colonial. lGe. center hall.
formal liv. rm. and din. rm., mod
ern kit, huge scr. porch, 4 bed
rms. 2 baths up. Full bsmt. VIZ
maids rm. and bath. Hot-water
heat, Lear detached gar. Short
walk to Rosemary Elementary
School. VIII sell immed. at S3l. =
500. OIL. 6-4463.
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C ptpW,,, THAs FsT 3EFs

SsO4 PsrislsE I'd. Sssatifully r.
S s, 7-ysaFs; stS. 'D a.n Rec T G
sol Open sun. Is. out Jons.
Mil I'd. left A. Levelle. right at
pa,rlkDyissTE. wo; -, saIis2TGAN INC.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

OFF COLUMBIA RD., mr.. Conn. ave.
Lily. rm., bedrm, kit, bath. foy-
er Newly dec, $1,000. RIA. 6-632l.
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7H00 WIS. AVE. OF. WItOW III
CHEVY CHASE = lO-yr. -old brk.
rambler, S27.500. Somerset elem,
c oSLssij n RfLTY.. oil. s:oSol ETii .
CHEVY CHASE, 7O2l West Green.
vale pkwy,--sale By OWNER, OPFN
SATURDAY SUNDAY, OIL. 6-3707.
COLFsVILLE AREA = 3-bedroom
F Is bo 81 s SsS} Clean ~ ana
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CHEVY CHASE AREA. Rock Greek
Hills,6-bedrm;. 3 bath. split
level home. High elevation. beaut.
view. lot 230-ft. deep. $500.
See this right away. Call WO:
$4,000 til o. EDW II. JONES
co, INC.
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PRICED SIS Oon

CAMPANELLA a CO.. REALTORS
56y-6327 Ewes. ~. 5.SOo6
BRO0KHAVEN - Beautiful brick
rambler. 3 bedrms., gorgeous rec.
rrn., large lot. small down. priced
below FLA appraisal, S1S,950.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor e49-4O00
BURNT MILLS AREA-Laree roomy
split level. close-in prestige area,
4 bedrms., 3 baths, carport. porch.
Lovely family rm. with fireplace.
S29,500. OPEN SAT. SUN, 10gO4
Martha DR.. Silver Spring. OWN
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CHEVY CHASE sURPRIsE!-NeV

iistingi Should sell in hoursl Real
cream puff, near Jones Bridge
Elementary, Charming brick home
with 4 bedrms... "a baths. lovely
biz automatic kit, paneled rec.
room, S98,05Q. FRANK 8, PHIL
LIPS. INC. OIL. 2.7006 It'll Q P m.
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BURNT MILLS HILLS

long, low rambler. su-
perb construction, slate roof. H.
VIII. 2-car garage. Many, many
quality extras such a. o huge
22x22 Florida rm. Rec. rm. with
firepl., big bedrms., 81 baths.
Al on over an acre Of ground.
f sTi,,n 81 room iof ., your .o own
In the most desirable prestige To-
cation Of Montgomery County.
Shown by appointment only.
SIS, 900,
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INSTRUMENTATION, Realtor

CHEVY CHASE vTEW-3-bedroom
colonial. powder room, 1st.floor
breakfast nook In kit, finished
rec. rm., extra-large lot with many
trees. Price in upper 20s. Call
OWNER WI o-3T26
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LIST WITH LINGO

BETHEsDA-sparkling clean 3-bd-
rm. brick Colonial, 23-ft. liv. rm.
with firepl.. sep. din. rm,, mod
kit,,. powder .rm. on LIST fir, full
bsmt with paneled rec. rm. and
II bath, scr. porch, deep wooded
yard. centrally air cond. S2S,-
900. .KoRzENDORFER, REALTOR.
OIL. 4-Slll It'll q,
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BETHEsDA-COHAssET = Fabulous
Embassy model with Q luxurious
split-level. beautiful wooded lot.
4 bedrooms. 3 baths, huge family
rm,. bsmt.. Ice. scr porch, built
in garage. CENTRALLY AIR
COND. Low 40s. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. INC, OIL. 2-7OO6. Ewes.
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ID. d. Barnard, 588-7977

conn. AVE. PARK-spotlsss al
brick home. large bedrms., ga
baths. lovely liv, rm. and din. nm,
modern KIT. W/table space, Fin-
ished rec. rm. wLwalk.out exit,
Wv. CARPET. lovely lot Close 70
bus and schools. Asking sci $50.
7 7, LEWIS 949-4330
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

EXEC. FAMILY now living in Belle
yue Forest needs 4-bedTm; home
Call 524-0469.
WE RENT scores OF homes, d. c.,
nrby. Nd. Save worry. Let US man
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcONTINueDl
BARGAIN

II you have an eve for real value,
neighborhood, have need for
this new 4-bedrm., 3-bath Co
lonial, call TO Inspect, and reap
the benefits Of this builders des.
perate need to sell, in the low
30s. Excellent financing, or will
take YOU, home in trade. OIL.
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CHEVY CHAsE-spacious 4-bedrm.
ian on / ievell bfk. Colonial with
true center-haii ARRANGEMENT. un-
usually large rooms. modern KIT.
with eating space. den and powder
rm. on LIST floor, bsmt. has firepl.
Could be made into excel. rec.
rm., GARAGE Level lot, S30,pbO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
AB .tS,gI AVERAGE AVE; !. 4. HOME

ABOVE AVERAGE HOME
OPEN SUNDAY. / TO 5
3 bedrms., . baths. dining room
study. garage, corner lot low
Univ gi blva q aeT coiesT RSse io turn tS9T
on Franklin ave. to Ocala, then
south / blk. POSNER REALTY
CO.. ST. 3-3440, WA. 7-7S56.
ACRE OF BEAUTIFUL LAND sur
hot-Water heat. % foot living
room, 3 large bedrooms. large din
ing room, eating-spaee kitchen,
garage. porch. S24,S5O.
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BRADLEY HILLS

GRACIOUS LIvINo-BETHEsDA
Split-level brick. like new. Corner
lot. Ground entrance to flagstone
foyer. family rm. with f.p., den or
bedrm.. bath. LIST level, lge. liv.
rm., din. rm., equip. kit, .lge. scr.
porch. end lev. 4 bedrms., 2
baths. Full bsmt. suitable for doc
tors office. 0arage level to cir
4 cars. Gas heat, fully air condi-
toned. Beautiful Handicapped lot
Call Mr.. (Dobbs) Dobrowolski for
terms.
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ARL., n, Military I'd, Lorcon lane
area-Massive. 5-bedrm., 3-bath,
custom-built brick rambler. COM
plete with carpeting, rec. rm.
with firepl., diversified gear ga
rage. $3.50 per mo. with option to
buy. S125 per mo. will apply
toward equity. Ok. to drive by.
I'd. to 36th I'd, right one Blk. 10
Oakland st. left 70 house.
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COIJNTRY ESTATE

COON i ~ 4 Ed 4 n n
Beaut. i4-rm.. Victorian home. guest-
house, 2 baths: ultra county,
yr..old sprinR. NJ Germantown,
oaithsrsburs, on Rte III. Ideal
for family or business venture.
Excel. financing. A0s. ny appt.
owner. AVent ANNE g, CHAT
TERToN, re, 3-6432, FE. $4,000.
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Brick split-level, in one OF Be-
thesda's preferred neighborhoods.
bedrms., 2 baths. den, q powder
rn1., rec. rm. with fireplace and
Y bath, lge. equipped kitchen
with breakfast space, screened
porch. built-in garage. Ewes. Mrs.
W. c. q A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
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pretty white lady holdin 9
hands with a smiling Negro
man.
The caption beneath the pic
ture describe s It as zone Of
many similar scenes. ct o re-
cent Breatdtt rally in Louis
vile and adds: "Breathitt
here, as across the State, has
repeatedly said that the Negro
shall have full rights" The use
of this posed picture to stir Ia
tent fears of miscegenation is
similar to. a tactic described by
Mr.. Num- last year in tolling
the Lions Club in his home
town of Glasgow how Senator
Morton managed to beat Will
son Wyatt in the 1862 Senate
race. He said a Negro was en-
ployed to go from restaurant
to restaurant in west Kentucky
demanding service and pro-
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Set Faith as Example
To All, johnson Asks

have lost to them. There are
people in this country who
fear the changing economic
patterns which require new
responses on our part if we
are to maintain and strengthen
our prosperity. There are
people in this country who fear
the steps we must take If we
are to assure genuine equality
Of opportunity and genuine
equality before the law.
These fears and these
doubts are not held by the
administration of John F.
Kennedy. And it is our job, as
Democrats, to tap and mobi-
lie the deep inner confidence
of the American people so that
the responsible leadership of
confident men will be sus-
tanned"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio.
Sept. 81 (AP).-Vice President
johnson said tonight United
States Leadership depends not
only upon our strength but
upon the example we set for the
rest Of the world"
I'VE, as Democrats, face UP
to the problems Of our country
not because we are afraid Of
them, but because we have con-
fidence in the ability Of Amer
leans to solve these problems"
he said in q speech prepared
for a Jefferson-Jackson Day
dinner.
"And we do not seek to cover
up these problems or to sweep
them under the rug.
I'VE know that, even though
our economic system has been
placed In high gear, we must
still work even harder to solve
the problems Of unemploy-
meft.
I'VE know that, though we
have one Of the finest educa-
tional systems in the world,
we must expand our capacity
to teach and train our young
people in this new age In which
quality counts for more than
quantity.
I'VE know that, even though
we have made progress, we still
have q long way to go before
we can truly say we live In a
land where all people have
equal opportunity regardless Of
race, creed, color or national
origin.
I'VE know that we still need
to make adequate provision for
the care Of our senior citizens.
I'VE know that we must
meet the challenges Of auto
nation; Of city rehabilitation;
of the space age.
And we also know that Just
staying where we are is not
enough. The Oldest and most
enduring Of the American
dreams is that life will be bet
ter for our children than 1t has
been for us. If we never dis
card that dream. America will
become a memory of the past"
The Vice President told Of
his recent trip to five Scan
dinavian countries-Sweden.
Finland, Norway, Denmark
and Iceland-and said he was
impressed with the feeling of
confidence in the future and
the rejection of fear" that he
found in all Of them.
There are people in our
country who do not have this
faith and confidence-people
who have never seen a Com
munist but who believe we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
BY CHARLES BARTLETT
Star Special Writer


/ LOUISVILLE, Ky.-The I'M
decided policy Of the national
Republican party on the Negro
issue is reflected in Kentucky
where the G. o. P. candidate
for governor is engaged in a
cautious venture into racial
politics.
II call upon the people of
Kentucky to remain calm, q"
says this candidate, Louis
Num-. while he and his col
leagues are in fact working to
agitate the uneasiness and re-
sentiment over Democratic Gov.
Bert Combs response to the
Negro presSures. This was a
June rs Executive Order for
bidding discrimination in pri-
vate enterprises licensed by the
State to do business with the
public.
Mr.. Num- seeks to avoid an
actual identity with the segre-
gationists while reaching for
their support. If his stratagem
works and Kentucky elects its
first Republican Governor in
twenty years, the appeal Of a
similar course for the Party
nationally and the prospects of
Senator Barry Goldwater s
nomination will be strongly en-
HANGED.
Backed BY Morton
Mr.. Nunn's assault upon the
Governors executive order has
been indorsed by Senator
Thurston Morton, who himself
possesses dark-horse potential
for the Republican nomination.
Senator Morton espoused last