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By BEENARD GAVZER.

NEW YORK iAPi—The riot- ing that turned Harlem into a battlefield night after night is the fuit ades of frustra- tion. mistrust and brewing ra-

New York's black ghetto sin- gled out what it ‘considers its greatest enemy: The police.

It rose up in the wake of a single event. the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old Negro boy by .an off-duty white police lieuten-

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Negroes demanded the offl- cer’s scalp. And in the spread- ing hatred. it became a cry for all white police scalps.

From the rooftops and cellars bottles. bricks. stones garbage rained upon the police. Pistols, make-shift arms. Molotov cock tails and clubs were used. Gangs of tough young boys raced the streets. Stores were looted.

There was no'apparent. civil rights goal. There was nothing which could relate it to the vio-

Negroes tried to enter restau- rants. or in St. Augusdne. Fla. when they tried to integrate the beaches. or at Oxford. Miss. when James Meredith became the first Negro to enter the University of Mississippi.

REJECT LEADERS

The civil rights cause ‘— as espoused by Martin Luther King. Whitney Young. James Farmer. Roy Wilkins — never seemed to have excited the Har- lem masses. Though much of Harlem's trouble was rooted in prejudicies. discrimination and segregation similar to those

lencein Cambridge. Md. when . l also voiced concern about Com-

a onetime seaman who has a bruised eye as the result of his action in the first night of riot- ing last Saturday.

Gray is connected with the.

'Harlem defence council and isl

head of the militant rent strike council. which organized a cam-

William Epton. New York : chairman of the Progressive r Labor Movement. says: l

“This is a Communist organ- ization.I am a Communist. Since the rioting and our c for help. we've had maybe 300 volunteers. We'll work with any group in Harlem. Black Nation- alists. Black Muslims or any. body else where we agree on issues." ‘

The involvement of extrem- ists. especially e Communists. is reported to have led to Pres- ident Johnson's decision to put some 200 FBI men into Harlem to investigate the cause of the rioting. Mayor Robert Wagner. who abruptly ended al European vacation to return to the city.

munists.

"The roots of Harlem”: prob- lems are the same as those in- volving civil rights." says Rev. Richard A. Hildebrand of the

New York branch of the Na- -

tional Association for the Ad- vancement of Color People. "The seething resentment arises from a general pattern of de facto segregation in hous- ing. employment. education." BEAUTY LOST

Harlem once was a district of great charm. beauty and dis- tinction. Fifty years ago. suc-

dustry.

1110 Guardian. Charlottetown, Tues. July 28. 1984. 11 the record earnings had been

Serious Harlem Rioiing seen Fruit Of Frustration," Misirust

discounted well in advance.

Other faction listed ~ ysts included concern over the Viet Nam situation and the ra-

cial strife in New York City.

The good news incl a drop in the federal budget def-

iCll for the last fiscal year from previous predictions. a 10-per- cent increase in cash dividend payments in the. first half over a year ago. a number of divi- dend boosts and the settlement

of a 30-day strike by new car haulers along the east coast.

ipaign against paying rent to VOLUME DOWN lslum landlord

Volume dipped to 22.264.110 shares from 25,503.30? the pre- vious week and was below 5.000.000 each day.

The Associated Press (SO-stock

average fell 1.8 to close at

Dow Jones lndustrials

were of! 5.71. more than offset- ting the

previous week's gain.- standard and Poor’s 500-stoca

index fell ‘back .55 at 83.46:

The big three of the auto in- General Motors. Ford and Chrysler. were among com-

panies experiencing new highs

in the ﬁrst w and second quarter. They placed one-three- ﬁve on the list of most active issues GM dropped #4. Ford ' 1% and Chrysler was unchanged.

Most active stocks on the New York stock Exchange were; Chrysler. unchanged at 52% on 441.200 shares. Sunshine Mining up 1% at 23% on 252.700 shares. Ford Motor up Va at 53% on 231.100 shares. A. '1'. and ’1'. off i 'wit at 72 on 214.100. and GM off 3/4 at 951“ on 199.400.

active stocks_ on the American Stock Exchange were: Peruvian Oils and Min- erals up 86 at 2 13-16 on 389.700. Sunset International trp 11/4 at 9% on 228.200. Wilshire Oil up Vs at 35/4 on 203.300. '1' rants up I”: at 2832 on 148.500, and Canadian Javelin up 7/: st .

12% on 145.400. —

NORDIC CENTRE

Sweden. Denmark. Norway and Finland are jointly con- structing an agricultural school; at Dar-eséalaam. anganyika. to be ready by 1960.

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being attacked in traditional civil rightist move Menus. Har- lem greeted King with rotten

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