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REPUBLIC Mail CITY 12 The Arizona Republic (g Phoenix, Aug. 1865 $1.77 Million to Aid Cleanup 'i A. persons left without jobs be-iopen two small business de- Police Raid Muslims, Arrest 60 LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Gov. cause of the fire damage may velopment center offices for, loans to damaged businesses Edmund G. Brown announced yesterday that $1.77 million in federal funds is being made under the poverty program.

be assigned to repair work. Priority in such cases will be given welfare recipients arid low available to start a cleanup The rehabilitation program is and repair program in Watts and vicinity. income persons from the af tentatively set up to be con fected area. The area was hit by multi- The cleanup program will in cluded by Sept. 30, but can be extended if necessary if the cleanup Is not completed.

million dollar damage as the result of the week-long Negro disturbance. clude public areas generally and private properties "where conditions are such that they constitute a menace to public THE GOVERNOR said the money Is being released on his health." Up to $500 also will be request under Title 5 of the granted owners of damaged homes for the cost of materi community works experience training program which was approved earlier this year for Los als. THE GOVERNOR said workers in the program can be as- Lullabyt CRIB MATTRESS Double Drop Slow Waterproof Mattrcst White, Walnut or Maple Special 30 Complete HOBBIES TOYS JUVENILE FURNITURE Scoltsdale McDowell Rds. (in Ppaso Plaza) 946-2991 Angeles County. Under this program, about 16,000 able-bodied men and women can be made lmmeai fk KfA 1 Vk 1 4 V.M&ai4y I If LOS ANGELES (AP)-Police gunfire riddled Black Muslim headquarters and shattered an uneasy quiet early yesterday in south Los Angeles where six days of Negro riots left 34 dead.

Sixty Negroes were arrested in the police raid. All readily admitted they belonged to the black supremacy cult. Some had come in response to calls to help defend their mosque against police attack. NO ONE was shot. But nine Muslims were cut by flying glass.

The police fusillade came at 2 a.m. Nearly 100 officers opened fire with pistols and shotguns when they were greeted by two shots from the mosque. Police at first said one shot was fired at them from the mosque. Later they changed this to two shots and said there was one bullet hole in a police car and another in a sheriff's car. Of the 60 arrested, police said 19 were inside the mosque.

Forty-one others were picked up outside, but police later said one of them apparently was not involved in the trouble. i siped as needed to the packaging of food for distribution. The governor also announced that, the federal "Small Business Administration had agreed to ately available for the repair and cleanup task. The governor indicated some Or Contact Lenses AP Wtrtphoto waged with police. The fight started after police said they had evidence the Muslims had been carrying guns into the mosque.

ARRESTED AT MOSQUEThese Negroes were among 35 arrested yesterday at a Black Muslim mosque in Los Anegeles where a gun battle was Telephone for Our program here. Offi Fifty police sheriff's and Cal- rled mosque. Nation- anything to do with the riot-and guard stations which the of such JVT Innf MfltU lino Knnn mnnnmrt i 40th has been manning, ifornia Highway Patrol carsial Guardsmen sealed off four, in6- BUDGET PRICES AND YOUR APPOINTMENT swarmed to the scene in around the mosque. The mosque at 50th and Undersecretary of Commerce cials here promised to speed agreement of selection of a youth opportunities board which sponse to an anonymous tip that 'Broadway was the scene of a policelrjot jn Anril 19G2. in which one Inside the mosque men were unloading guns from Leroy Collins, an expert on racial matters, flew to Los Angeles to confer with Gov.

Brown and Mayor Samuel Yorty. found wall maps, shortwave ra a truck at the mosque, head had bogged down in a dispute over whether it should be dominated by officials or represent quarters for the estimated 500 Black Muslim died and several policemen were beaten. The mosque is in the riot sector. California Atty. Gen.

Thomas SEN. GEORGE Murphy, R- atives of the poor. HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DR. C. G.

CLARE OPTOMETRIST suggested in Washington dios and stacks of Muslim literature. Among them were the black supremacy sect's newspaper, Muhammad Speaks, with a big black banner line proclaiming "Our Day Is Near at Hand." that Sargent Shriver. head of C. Lynch described the Muslims last April as "highly State assessment teams began a survey of public riot damage preparatory to asking for public funds. charged fanatics" who pose a Black Muslims in the Los Angeles area.

OFFICERS fired between 500 and 1,000 rounds before they stormed into the mosque. The injured Muslims lay on the bloodied floor. But no guns were found. Police expressed belief that other Muslims carried whatever verl the federal antipoverty program, also come West "to end this confusion and political nonsense" so some $23 million "potential present and future danger." -Advertisement- in federal antipoverty funds I CI CD CAAIVlinCU I Wft WCCn Tft TAKE YAIIB 1 He said these anti followers of Islam combine A RUMOR circulated in police circles that Muslim leader Elijah Muhammed was in Los "will be quickly allocated to this troubled city." ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR. PRESCRIPTIONS SOMEWHERE ELSE "religious fervor with race hat- AnfTolps hut Muslim tipnHnnnr.I i Yorty and Shriver had en i i ui Ifeu i-Hiif rain iaiiauusiii iu tr i "era Chicago denied it.

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The 40th Armored Division of guns pointed at their heads, a sniper opened fire at 3:15 a.m. from the nearby United Veterans Social Club. Police responded with heavy fire. to carry arms, especially into a place of religion." the California National Guard began moving out yesterday. Asked whether Black Mus Officers armed with shotguns The full division will be at Camp Roberts today for its annual 15-day summer training, lims participated in the rioting, he said, "We are a peaceful people and we wouldn't have were a i on rooftops Guards were placed at the doors ending riot duty which began Friday.

About 5,300 men of the 49th am mi Infantry Division from northern California will take over patrol -Advertisement- Riots at a Glance LOS ANGELES (AP)-The toil since Aug. 11 in the Los Angeles Negro riot: Dead: 34, including 28 Negroes, three other civilians, two white peace officers, one white fireman. Injured: 883, including 737 civilians, 93 peace officers, 43 firemen, 10 military personnel. Arrested: 3,775, including 3,247 adults, 528 juveniles. Fire damage: estimated at $175 million, 536 structures burned including 201 destroyed.

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