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Farris, Montgomery, Ala.; Cadet Denson; Cadet Frederick S. Holmes, Jr., Riviera Beach, Ala. All four were honored yesterday and will be among those graduated at exercises tomorrow.—AP Wirephoto. Soviet Prelates Spend Busy Day in New York GREENWICH, Conn., June 4—(/P) —Formal talks start today among eight visiting Russian church leaders and American church leaders aimed at establishment of communications between Christian churches of the Soviet Union and the United States. The Soviet prelates, due here from New York City, are in the United States as guests of the National Council of Churches for 10 days. Last night the Russian clergymen wound up a busy day in New York by catching a glimpse of what for them was no doubt a highly unusual sight—a group of young people dancing on a Sunday night in the halls of a church. In the Soviet Union, churches are not used for social activities. Guests at Meeting They saw this at the Broadway Tabernacle—a Congregational church—where they were the guests of honor at a Sunday night meeting of young adults. They began with a church dinner. Then they attended vesper services and, afterward, a concert of a young people’s chorus consisting of both white and Negro youths. Then they were given a demonstration of audio-visual aids to religious education in the form of a still film with sound track put into Russian for them. This also was an unusual experience for the Canadian Legislator Sought in Mass Slaying of Family ERKINE, Alberta, June 4 (JP). —Police today sought an Alberta legislator for questioning in the rifle slaying of his wife, their four children, and two men, in the lawmaker’s isolated frame, farmhouse. The missing man is John E. Clark, 41, a part-time teacher, and farmer who had represented the settler district in the Provincial Legislature since 1952. 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Soviet dignitaries—for in the Soviet Union such aids to religious education are not available, and even Bibles and prayer books are in short supply. Leader Gives Sermon Earlier in the day, Metropolitan Nikolai of Moscow, leader of the Soviet delegation which consists of representatives of four different Christian denominations, preached a sermon at the Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St. Nicholas in New York. He declared the Russian Orthodox faith will never die, that Russian people remain faithful to the Orthodox Church and will guard their Christian faith as a priceless heritage. Metropolitan Nikolai was received with great warmth by about 500 Russian Orthodox worshipers of the cathedral, which belongs to that faction of the Russian Orthodox Church in America which recognizes the authority of Laeche, Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia. With a 22 caliber rifle, the officers said they found a single shot, 22 which Mr. Clark had borrowed from his uncle but later they reported this was not the murder weapon. They could give no explanation for the slayings. The search fanned out over the lush rolling land surrounding the two-story yellow house, located 10 miles from the nearest main highway. It has no telephone. A new automobile and a truck belonging to Mrs. Clark were found on the farm. They had been parked Saturday and had not been moved since, police said. Dr. Dorothy Ferebee, veteran member of the Medical Advisory Board of the Planned Parenthood Association of the District, will be honored by the board with a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday in the association’s offices, 1109 M street N.W. Sympathy Flowers Our standard spray vase keeps beautifully and stays fresh for several days. For Your Convenience BLACKISTONE FLORISTS 1407 H St. N.W. (Downtown) DI. 7-1300 1631 H St. N.W. (Downtown) ST. 3-4675 4874 Mass. Ave. N.W. 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Silver Sprint, Md.—TO A-3300 Riot in Bombay Halted by Police With Tear Gas BOMBAY, June 4 W.—Faced by riotous outbreaks which left one dead, three wounded and scores injured. Prime Minister I Nehru held firm today in his decision to exclude Bombay city from a new Marathi-speaking state. The issue ignited two days of violent demonstrations during a week-end visit by Nehru, Marathi-speaking Indians in the city want Bombay included in the proposed adjacent state being carved out along language lines. At one point a mob shouting "Bombay is ours" swept past guards and surged within 220 yards of a platform where the prime minister was addressing a public meeting. Police drove back the demonstrators with tear gas. Barricades Set Up Nehru spoke at Chowpatty Sands, a Bombay beach area, after the close of a two-day meeting of his Congress Party. The mobs set up street barricades and stoned cars and buses carrying Nehru supporters from the beach. Police reported 119 persons arrested. They said 100 or more persons were injured. Among those were 25 members of the Congress Youth Corps. Nehru said that Bombay’s violence had forfeited the city’s immediate right to determine its future. He repeated that the metropolis of 3 million population would become a federal area administered by the New Delhi government. Nehru promised to reconsider Bombay’s status in five years. Covet Rich Prize Two rival language groups, the Marathi and the Gujerati, covet the rich. Prize, a modern and beautiful port city with a solid base of industry. Savage rioting flared last winter over the issue and estimates of the dead, when ranged up to 400. After Nehru’s speech, the Marathi mobs stormed along (Bombay’s main boulevards attacking supporters of the prime minister. A communique said police fired 21 shots in an effort to quell the demonstrators. It said one rioter was killed and two more wounded by a motorist who fired in self defense as the mob dragged him from his automobile. Match for Eisenhower Panama, June 4 (AP).—If President Eisenhower plans to play golf with President Ricardo Arias during the meeting of American presidents here June 25-26, he had better sharpen up. President Arias burned up the course at the local club here Saturday with a 67—five under par. He scored seven birdies. By mail if you prefer! Liberal Savings, Safety, and Safety. Write or phone for details... MONEY-SAVING WEEKLY DRY CLEANING SPECIAL Good Through June 9 Wm 8-HOUR SHIRT SERVICE AT NO EXTRA CHARGE RH LILIUA “''LAUNDERERS“ CLEANERS 30 STORES TO SERVE YOU See Page 203 of Yellow Directory. New store in Alesondria NO Slemps St 8118 Montgomery St, Alex. Vs. U Nu Reported Resigning As Premier of Burma .RANGOON, Burma, June 4 (JP). —Informed sources said Premier U Nu, who has headed the government of Burma since it won independence from the British eight years ago, will announce his resignation tomorrow. The informants said he will name as his successor 41-year-old Ba Swe, defense minister and vice president of the Anti-Fascist Peoples Freedom League, Burma's ruling Socialist political party. U Nu reportedly told his cabinet he was quitting to devote full time to reorganizing the APFL. Informants said, however, he was getting out because he felt his foreign policy of neutral friendship to all nations has failed. They added that he felt the Soviet and Red China Embassies in Rangoon were embarrassing his government with their operations in Burma. The report said the cabinet agreed to U Nu’s request with the proviso that he be available for advice and that he continue to help guide the government through the party. They also stipulated that he agree to rejoin the government in case he is needed. Informants said U Nu gave no definite promise. Ba Swe, a student leader in TV Ads Are Called Teen Drinking Lure Evansville, Ill., June 4 (AP). 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