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Today's Weather Sunny and cool; high 57-62. The Cumberland Mews Seven Injured In Accidents See Back Page) VOL. Elnlercr as second class mail matter at Cumberland. Maryland under tbe act of Marcb 3 1879 CLMBERl.AM), MARYLAND, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1963 United Press Iniernstionai Associated Press AP Phntotas 10 CENTS Malaysians Demand Arms Memorial Held For Bomb Victims Negroes Shot Aboard Down In Boston Riot On Ocean Hop 10.000 Attend Service Near White House WASHINGTON About 10.000 persons gathered Sunday in Lafayette Park, across the street from the White House, to commemorate the deaths a week ago of six children in Birmingham. Ala.

racial trouble. The group sang hymns, offered prayers and heard a memorial service conducted by white and Negro religious leaders. Negro comedian Dick Gregory told the crowd he plans to deprive his children of Christmas gifts this year to impress on them the deaths of four Negro girts in a Birmingham church bombing last Sunday and the fatal shootings of two Negro boys later that day. Kartier a group of about 1,000 persons, estimated by onlookers to be alwut 10 to 15 per cent white, gathered at All Souls Unitarian Church and ct i 1 marched about two miles Lafayette Park where a larger crowd had gathered. Washington police estimated the total turnout at about 10.000 persons.

While the memorial service for the dead children was underway, American Nazi party leaderj George Lincoln Rockwell and 11 of his followers picketed the crowd from a position across the street in front of the White House Birmingham Police Brutality Charged BIRMINGHAM. Ala A Negro minister said Sunday at the funeral of a slain youth that Birm- WASHINGTON The treaty until the Soviet Union pays ingham has long, despicable Senate votes Monday on six pro- its IJ.N as.se.ssments for the record of police posed major reservations to the and peace- This charge wa.s leveled by the hmited nuclear test ban treaty, keeping operations. By Sen Ilcv. A L. Woods at the funeral of yhe leadership of both parties is Tower.

R-Tex. 16-year-oUl Robinsfvn. confident the amendments will be up effectiveness until the (icrmany Satur- felled a week ago by police gun-defeated treaty is renegotiated to provide lire in the aftermath of a Negro there is obvious support for for on-site inspection and the re church bombing that killed four suggested changes vi.sed treaty is ratified by girls. Another Negro boy was shot resolution of ratification that Senate By Tower, to death in a separate incident, renegotiation of the Search Under Way For Azores-Bound Military Transport Fights Erupt At Record Hop BOSTtiN Four 'egio teen-agers were shot and wounded early Sunday in what police described as a not whieh erupted at a rock 'n' roll record hop in Bo.ston and continued on adjoining streets the folUmed a in llie icnter of the big danee floor where a Negro youth wa.s dancing with a blonde white they did not latiel the in cidcnt Police Split Picket Lines Police stand guard between two lines of pickets at the White House yesterday after a memorial service nearby for the four Negro girls who were killed a week ago in tlie Birmingham, church bombing After the service ended, a small group of ix'rsons walked to the executive mansion where members of the Nazi Party were picketing with signs. Police stepfied in between the two groups and later took the Nazi pickets away in automobiles Senate Votes Today Ferry Boats Red Guns, Refugees DOVUH.

Dei. massive "as umloruay in the Atlantic Sunday night for an Azores-bound Military Air Trans- port Se'i'vice plane reported by the Coast Guard "missing and probably down at Ten crewmen were aboard the Sgl, William Brmlenck one of four-engine 1.0 turboprop Cargo- the policemen on the scene, ma.ster when it left Dover Force Rase at 135 a on Negro Ivoy was dancing with a flight to Air a blonde girl who was apparcnt- Station on the island of Terceira ly his date Some kind of a fight Coast Ciuarii spokesman said broke out. Someliody whipped out 12 search planes from the coast a gun and six shots were fired guard, navy and air force were gunman, wearing a red concentrated a cris.s-cross oper- jumper, another man wearing a ation up to 480 miles east of while sweater and the blonde fled May. in a corridor W) the building The confusion that miles wide, followed was A distress situation was de- elared at 5 40 a after the big policemen called it a plane failerl to radio a new posi- not tion report. Police made no arrests imme The last radio word received the plane was at I uhen it was miles of Cape May .1 considerevi in serious condi- lion.

It should have arrived Lajes Witnesses the fi.st fight at 9 35 a m. It carried enough alxiut five others fuel to keep it airborne until 1 p. in On reaty Changes LUF'BECK, Germany German family of three to alMiut five others among the crowd of by police as predominantly Three Coast Guard cutters also Police said that at the height joined in the of the excitement hands of teen- The (oast (iuard also alerteil agcrs burst from the arena, approximately too ships withm 30 fought among Ihem.selves. accost mile.s of the motorists and even pulU-d route to be on the lookout drivcr.s from Iheir cars and All in men aboard the plane them up on the were members of the First Air Attacked Transport Squadron at Dover An unidentified news photograph- Namcs of the 10 were attacked by a dozen ADMITS SI.AVINt;—A a- I inning Glendale Calif police detective arrested .) Lewis 'aliovo' on a murder warrant accusing him ot slaying his wile, 70. and sealing her hmiy inside a wall of fheir home Sept 12 I'oliee said that l.ewis.

72. a retired carpenter, admitted sti.inglmg his wifi' Photofax) Keating Urges Rights Hearing In Birmingham by the Air F'orce. youths as he drove to the scene W.VSHING'roN Apt Kenneth Keating. gesterl Sunday that Senate mgs in Birmingham, Ala Stiur action mi vivn I on assignment lat i Malaysian Studrnts (om- Traffic in the St Botolph Street mitti'e for the Defense of Nation- area of the Back Ray was stalled Senate iniorest 'Die group will call for several blocks ommiltee or constitutional Rahman to of- Several of the teen agers subcommittee should iin services to the nation limbed onto auto.s and leaped an on the scene invesli Indonesian Action Command from roof to nwrf with the tars Indone.sia, meanwhile, jammed Birmingham has been the government sfKmsored National Others tossed rocks and Ixillles of 21 racial bombing incidents F'ront formed a nationwide At least two other than reicnt Keating said in a M.daysia Command tk I those shot, reported injuries broadcast retorded for radio and The idea i.s to coordinate dem- Martin Helms, a 30-year-old ath- stltis to Witnesse.s said that even before televi.sion stations in York onstration.s of h.istility agam.st Maletic insiructor from Wismar. his nressure and I ci I precau ions are layMa hut at the same time wile Bmima.

29. and Ihcir Platloim taken and we onlei this in (hal i.s old daughter Kuaranteeing that S. giMxl faith, Keating guarded with West German refugee Negro singer Wilson after "I have no doubt that it The group pre.iurnably was II, hecinnim: life anew Ihe Newr.Semcrsaid on civil nght.s legis- Students Ask For Military Preparation Cheering Youths Hang Indonesian Leader In Effigy KUALA LIMPIR. Malaysia an effigy of ident of Indonesia, cheering students de- mandetl Sunday they be given military training to defend their young nation Other grnup.s, representing several hundred thousand Malayans, also expressed willingness to fight At the same time, Indonesia formi'd a Malaysia action command The Malayan call for military training drew prompt answer from Mohamed Sopiee. government information services director, who declared the government would give their demand urgent consideration He prai.sed the students for setting a good example for the rest of horn a week ago by linking the former British colonics of Sarawak and Sabah North Borneo' Others Fxpress Almost came these pxiires.sions of support for Prime Minr ter Tunku Atwiul Rahman.

the leader of Malay la The youth divr-aon of the I nifrsi Malays Drganiza- tinn with members vowed to IVIalaysia War veterans groups volun- to fight and tram soliders About 3 ()00 members of the Kinta Valley Home Guards, who fought Communist guerrilla.s for 12 year.s, announced they are prepared to fiear arms again The students, rallying on the grounds of the Cniversjty of would Kuala Umipur. established an oiganization called the sug hear- made it aboard a West German the Iwo ferry boats which blocked off Negro mother son is a potential Johnny the minister told about 500 persons at the solemn rites He said he hoped the boy's death would in treaty. A final vote on ratification is set for Tuesday morning. Sen Herman Taimadgc, D-Ga spire someone "to do Saturday trimmed the number of about police brutality" senators committed to or inclined A grand jury investigation will Fo vote for ratification to 81. Tal- be asked.

Coroner O. Butler has madge, who had previously been Bomb 30 Feet From Disaster German machine gunners. Hundreds of passesigers aboard the two ferry boats sent up cheers as the three were snatched from the grasp of Communist police Kyodo Says U.S. Yields On Sub Issue SAIGON, Viet Nam said. Butler said an investigation fCRSfded as a supporter of the miscalculation of just .30 feet i showed Robinson was struck statement that vented a terrorist plastic bomb fire from policeman Jack Park- pact is great a military from collapsing the wall of a y.

onH official sources. Kyodo shotgun Police said the boy gamble and would pose too great movie theater where 200 Ameri- talks have under way I had been throwing rocks at their a threat to our national security, cans, many of them children, two countries 11111116 II LlKll cruiser and they fired at the This leaves 16 senators who sat watching the movie announced oppo.sition and and Tramp." in an unof- hauled them on hoard minutes he- exchange of such not say where the negotiations are taking place This was the judgment Sunday am-. bee the tn.ted second shooting With.b? votes required for rati- surveying Saigon apila-Kindo gavak the Zenhvr out of states had been reluctant to make t. 15 racial vio- fication if all 100 partici-theater where the bomb went Baltic waters with ma- guarantee in a written form by the church pate, final approval seems a.s- Saturday The exiierfs but gave in to Japan's refiealed Polish Museum the doubting Thomases on the property owned by foreigners Judiciary ommittee and in the sm as last Wednesday's burning Senate on the need for speisty ac of the British embassy, tion on civil rights The Action ommand. an an- The Judic ialy Committee head nouncement said, will for ed by Sen Flastland.

i loNcr cooperation between the has held hearings infer people and the armed mitlently sime mid-July on Pres- is believed the command CHICAGO CPU-Three armed Kennedy's civil nght.s piowas formed to keep ommuni.sls men Sunday held up the watch The only has and extreme from taking the President brother, the hand in the anti-Malay- Amenca builciing Kennedy campaign ing.s on the profio.sed visits lycfl- and made off with Ifxit police leaders are not counting Malaysia has broken diplfHTialic 1 st labor groups and Communists, said could exceed $1 million in Fiy the om lelafions vsith Indone.sia, Us most Aiken. a cans. The Helms family started out as well as some have value mittee but plan to bring up what hostile neighbor, and the Philip- Sen, U.S. munitions experts said the from Wismar in the kayak, which expressed opposition to the vis- Among the items taken wererights hill the Hou.se which has withheld recog- may bombing of the Capita-Kindo theat- was equipped with an outboard as. the submarines wouldka 1 iKMi year old gold chalice nition The Philippines hold.s three gold Javits.

claim to a part of bahah. In the notes, Kywlo said, the sabers studded with jewels and ground. have F'uneral services were held at three uncommitted, another church for 13-year-old ficial tally Virgil Ware, the victim of the Sept lence touched off bombing during Sunday sured Reservations, however, a belief the bomb was planted by Two 16-year-old white boys. Mi- may be attached by a simple ma- Communist terrorists. The Iheat- chael Farley and Joe jority of those voting.

er is known to cater to Amen- relayed this account Sims, are being held without bond Sen. George I) on murder charges in the slaying treaty supporter, has said should be no malice in Barry Goldwatcr. heart toward anyone get up to .30 votes for a change er could have been a disaster if motor 5 they be hazardous to the population with gems, el.se,” said the Rev .1 R. Fiicks he propo.ses. the bomb planters had calculai- FFie Fredcnhagen their notes.

Kyodo said, the sabers studded with chme guns. West German refugee officials requests to man of the Poli.sh Roman consider public feel- he iJnjon of Jacob lavits, said his authoritative infor at the funeral for the hoy. This would delay effectiveness ed properly way and an Ea.st German police efiects the late gil was a good boy, 'The Lord of the treaty until after Ihe Soviet The bomb, which was attached boat churning up in pur.suit of for any damage cau.sed ish piani.st Ignace Paderewski a bill until Ihe firM giveth and the Urd taketh Union has removed all nuclear to a bicycle parked in an alley, them a shipping channel which resulting from Also missing were several NovemtxT at the weapons and Soviet military per- only slightly damaged the theat- straddles the boundary line sepa- power plants painting.s. which had tx-en sonnel from Cuba, with re.sulls er, causing no injury to the Amer-rating F.a^l and Me.st hmetr I'v; if 1 from their frames Javit. in a hroadf tajied I verified by United inspec- icans.

But it razed several rooms Die of the F'rerienhag- mas iiccurred when IxMin in New Aork that thi Fas German Guards houses sm nom. 34. 72 a uas CL 6 A Fhe rear of the theater and in- Quoted as saying he knew hi.s ves- leaving the building for 0 Shoot Down Refugee that the Unued States jured their sole occupant, a Viet- could not pj.ssihly reach the the exchange of notes morning Krembix tu has Ihe r.sh. use nuclear lemal. servant.

He before on a of some Fbree gunmen who forced him But just as crew members misinlerpreUtion of -some -They who a fill when everytxxly wdnts to BERLIN F.ast German ons in self defense. Proposed border guards shot down a refu- Sen. Russell B. IxHig. D-La.

by Red China's Version discussion.s winch have taken building and tied him up with bed living quarters sheets in hi; gee Sunday. feet from the effectiveness of the Fhe pursuing police boat were wall West Berlin police reported, treaty until the Soviet Union has TOKYO Communist training their mounted machine Police officers who ob.served the paid'its delinquent United Nations China claimed Sunday that on the fleeing Zephyr, the Washington informants said incident said they could not tell as.sessments By Sen. Jack Miller, rillas in South Viet Nam killerl Danish ferry heading for there is no (juc.Mion of the United CorDt whether the refugee was a man R-Iowa. more than 1.300 S. and South Fiediier.

Denmark, came into States lx)wing to Japanese pres- or woman or whether the shots up return of the treaty Vietnamese troops in the first two view suies However, the United States FUANtiKOK. Thailand fatal Red border guards to President Kennetly until after weeks of September A The captain, and Japan aie trying to niove Peace Corps vol the body in a blanket the presidium of the Supreme So- bomber was captured and 25 Fcxen, swung his vessel around in ahead in a practical and mutually untceis 27 men and 33 women were wrapped and carried it aw ay The viet ha.s ratified it By Miller planes were downed or destroyed, what was de.scnbed as a dare- acceptable fashion on the nuclear effectiveness of the a Chuiese said. mans declared nearly two months -Delay ago that a strip 300 feet deep along the east side of the wall i A mt was off limits to all unauthorized QUintS MOthCt devil tursi to maneuver submarine is.sue, they said the Gedser between the German patrol boat and the Zephyr i At the same time, the Swedish INhU Kl(flCUleS ferry Niels Holgersson. heading for Travemucnde, West Germany. 11 steamed up and manuevered Ullltcra into position to block the police r(jmk virs Ngo Dinh boat.

Nhu, first lady of Viet WARSAW 'UPD Stefan Car- aBERDFIEN. SD APi-Mis Mrs Fischer was reported do- Minutes later, the Fredcnhagen ridiculwl junior officers of Wyszynski. Roman Catho- Andrew Fi.scher. moth-mg tine also and was described hauled the terrified Kir- the military mi.xsion in Sai- Wlic primate of Communist Poland, er of quintuplets, prepared to as "very happy when goes to first, then Helms and has accepted invitation to visit leave St Hospital Monday, the nursery to see the babies" finally on a the United States, a spokesman leaving her five apparently heal- Mrs Fischer, who gave birth to der lowered to the kayak for the said thy infants behind the quints Sept H. was exijected arrived Saturday night to teat Fmglish in may not in kill mg the bill then, but they may very well in culating said Chuckle Ameri'an- feel that living thin thi'ii income i- a fate win-c than debt (opt.pfSf Cardinal To Viiit U.

s. To Leave Hospital Today Missile Overland Test Range Opens This Week WHITE SANDS MfSSlLE.tjkla will move atxiut loO ANGE, AP A Tvfoot south to Ft Wnigate tm Sunday On Inside Pages Ann Landers 3 Bridge Comics Crossword 9 Cryptoquote Deaths Dr. Van Dellen 3 Editorial 5 Racing Secrets of Charm 3 Sports 7 Tri State News 4 Want Ads 8, 9 northwest U. S. NEW LOOk mn.ile wil rre-s nurrrr:" rent the At Alt) TO IndOHESia gon Sunday, calling them Pershing missile will five more Pershing firings soldiers of fortune" streak over parts of I'tah and White Sands Air orce pians to use Uie ivnm Uiirin ULk.le» ter-m-Iaw spoke bitterly of what Poses No Land Threat MIAMI I PI Hurricane Debra menaced shipping -iOutheaJ of Bermuda with 29 foot sea and 75 mile an hour but no immediate threat to land areas 'I'he yea on', fourth tropu al storm, hx-ated by a Tiros weath- Saturday, was not cx- ted to im rease in aze or ytrength fill ca.tei' aid Al the Miami Wcattier Bureau said Debra near lalituiie 26 1 north longitude 48 2 or abcul niuCy youthea .1 ot Bermuda The bureau said the hurra.aiie would probably weaken a few days when it reaihed i'ltder water? Pope Pdul Ups Pay Of Curia Cardinals AH' AN Try AP Pope this week to impact in the soft "and of While same an orridor (or overland oidered pay Range of the Atnena soon For everyone working for the ill attei the Ft Wingate Hie including anri en All Force tcMf.

high preiutc" in the (una re entry phenomena, will tie fr said Sunday the Pon- roiim. weatherbeaten stucco In am interview at the Souther about 350 miles from near Green River Utah, about 1.50 Htf di.clooed the ranes when he Mrs Charles HUd charge of WASHINGTON The Viet Nam emba.ssy. Mr" Nhu Utah, to White from Hl.Aidmg re-eiveil the una or central ad- the nuraerv reported the quints Aberdeen Chamber Kennedy administration is re- said "1 hail the forthcoming visit The Army is exfiected to fire The troops came to Sew mnn.stratKjn ot the Roman Church were doing fine and had spent a L'ommerce viewing Us aid program to Indo- of American Sw relary of De- the intermeriiate range artillery Alexico last mimlh and fired two tn -luriience Saturday He told the good night James Berbos, the general nesia in view of the burning last fense to Sai- missile twice Tuesday, twice Pershing from Ft una in an historic address that A I practitioner who delivered the week of the British embassy al gon tiecause we always welcome Wednesday and once riday Tlie into White he want.s that body modernized They have doing a lot of F'ischer is strong Jakarta, Foreign Aid Administra-all respoiisibte people willing to firings are part of the Army's The will not carry ex ami mternalioiialized crying before the feedings, enough to do some housework, but tor David Beil said Sunday understand our situation overland testing program which plosive warheads The amount of the mcredses Will need a little help caring made it quite plain Saturday, President Kennedy started la.sl May with firings of The misxile critical period vkas not announced The milk formula has been m- for her other five childien, also to the Indonesian government that ordered McNamara and Gen the Sergeant missile from Datil, the first 45 of firing If it The salaries at present range creased for the boy, James four girls and a boy the United States is able to Maxwell Taylor chief of the is not functioning perfectly it will from 70 iiOu lire Ill2 to drew, and two of the girls, Ihe quints, meanwhile, were assist other governments only loint chiefs of Uaff. to go to South After the Blandtng tests the-KkJ be de-itroyetl and wreckage will lire monthly. Curia cardi- Mary Magdalene and Mary alh- thriving on their fattening diet of when they behave sensibly in in- Viet Nam on Monday for an in- of the 2nd Rat- land a -jfety zone surrounding nals get a monthly allowance id fdiik formula and water leinationai Bell spection of the military situation 44th Ft Sill the launch pad 2ooh liie ry.

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