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Evening star., 1960-11-13
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work Sat. and Sun: SAL, $55 wk.
plus comm. ST. 3-7966.
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YOUNG LADY

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ON SALARY, COM
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FOR JUVENILE PRE-
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time, convenient hours for Cpk
ofhce, downtown. EN-. 3+5160.
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Evening star., 1960-11-13

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OF switchboard desirable but not
essential; air-cond. ofice: vaca-
ton, other benefits. ALPERSTEiN
DEPT. STORES, 1920 Tth st,
NV, EX. 3-6a7O.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
Coexiistence
Debate Stirs
Lutherans
BY CASPER NAMES
Star stan Writer

ATLANTIC CITY. Oct. 1S.-
A spirited debate on co-exist-
ence resumes today at the
United Lutheran Church In
America convention here.
A prolonged and at times
acrimonious discussion was
touched of yesterday when a
Milwaukee minister objected
strenuously to a section on
peaceful cooperation and COM
petitive coexistence" in a re-
port urging nations to outlaw
nuclear weapons.
In the ensuing two-hour de-
bate the main part Of the
statement. submitted to the TOO
clerical and lay delegates of
the nearly 2.5-million-member
denomination by its Board Of
Social Missions, was ignored.
The Rev. William Downey,
pastor Of Fox Point Lutheran
Church, Milwaukee, charged
Evening star., 1960-10-18

the Washington Stake (dio-
cese). said a house of about 20
rooms is needed to provide both
living quarters and ONCE space
for the president of the new
mission and his staff.
He said homes on Massa-
Ichusetts avenue NV, in Chevy
Chase, and around Rock Greek
Park are under consideration.
II a suitable structure cannot
be found, the church will build
one, Mr.. Smith said.
The building will house the
new president, Elder George B.
Hill Of Mansfield, Ohio, and
Z to 10 missionaries. Mr.. Smith
said. Eventually. he said, some
200 missionaries will work out
of the headquarters.
The new mission was created
from the Eastern States Mis-
sion, which has headquarters
in New York and will retain
the name. The Eastern At
lantic States Mission will en-
compass the District, Maryland,
Delaware, Northern Virginia.
and parts Of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey.
In another move. the Nor
mons - the Church Of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints
have established a new diocese,
the Philadelphia Stake, with
some 1000 members in 10 con-
gregations. Bryan F. West of
Wynnewood, Pa, is president.
Evening star., 1960-10-18

ment If they want to start "a
holy war for freedom"
1T sounds like it to me-" he
added. What do they want
done beyond the U-2 flights?
What method do they advocate
of freeing these enslaved peo-
pies? In the case of the Congo
we can see the picture of Com
munist defeat when so-called
advisers leave as, the United
Nations moves in. This certain
ly Is containment and q roll
back done by peaceful means. {"
Another delegate, the Rev.
Edward K. Rogers Of Green
vile. Pa, wanted the whole sec
ton dropped, contending state
ments on diplomacy are not the
business Of the church.
Mr.. Downey's amendment
was defeated by a voice vote.
Or. Franklin Clark Fry, pres
ident Of the United Lutheran
Church in America, told the
gathering, 1--WE are dealing
with something that is direct
lyl relevant to the Christian
faith and it involves the deep
est issue, aside from the Cos
pei itself. for our generation.
The 22d biennial convention
Of the United Lutheran Church
in America. which opened last
week. will close Thursday.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
MonsIouehter
Plea Entered in
1852 SHOOTING :

A 44-year-old Washington
man pleaded guilty to man
slaughter yesterday in the fatal
shooting Of another man in
1862.
District Court Judge Burnita
Shelton Matthews accepted the
manslaughter plea from Clar-
ence B. Sutton, who originally
had been charged with first
degree murder in the shooting
on August /. 1852, Of Porter
Jones. 40.
Police said the shooting was
the elimination Of several argu-
ments between Sutton and
Jones over the fact that Sutton
had been seeing Jones wife.
Sutton was arrested in North
Carolina by the FBI last March
after being a fugitive in the
case since the day of the
shooting.
Assistant United States At
torney Thomas A. Flannery said
he agreed to a dismissal Of the
murder charge largely because
Of the possible lapse Of memory
Of witnesses.
Evening star., 1960-10-18

American Bar Associations adminls-
trative law section MarVer H Bern
stein. professor Of politics at Prince
Ton University and an authorIty on
eeneral counsel Of the Public Service
Commission of New York.
Also, John l.. Fitzgerald, general
counsel OF the FEC: Robert w. Gin.
name, general counsel of' the ICC; Earl
W. Kintner, chairman of the FTC;
Assistant Attorney General Robert
Cramer: Jon C. Mason, general counsel
Also. Thomas G. Ecker. general coun-
sci Of the SEC and president Of the
Federal Bar Association: Carl r. Miller.
q Decatur iIllD attorney: B. Blythe
Stason, former dean Of the University
Of Michigan Law School and now ad-
ministrator OF the American Bar
Foundation in CHICAGO: Theodore p.
Stevens. solicitor Of the Interior De-
partment; Franklin NJ. Stone, general
counsel OF the CAR. and Jerrold @,
Van cise, . New York attorney and
past chairman OF the American Bar
Associations antitrust section.
William c. Kopinvitz. a Washington
attorney and past president OF the
Federal Communications Bar Associa-
ton. viii act as secretary to the
organizing committee,
Evening star., 1960-10-18
Red Tope Curb Planned
In Regulatory Agencies

The first step in setting up
q permanent watchdog group
to cut red tape and unneces-
sary expense in Federal ad-
miniStrative procedures will
be taken here Monday.
Under the temporary chair
manship of Chief Judge E. Bar
rett Prettyman of the United
States Court of Appeals here,
an organizing committee will
set up the permanent Presi-
dents Conference on Admins
trative Procedure.
Judge Prettyman headed a
conference on administrative
procedures which ended its
efforts to improve efficiency in
Government agencies after a
year Of deliberations.
Wide Base
The new conference will be
made up Of representatives Of
Federal regulatory agencies,
bar association. lawyers in
Evening star., 1960-10-18
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private practice. educators and
possibly representatives from
business firms whose opera
tions are affected by Govern
ment rulings.
The conference is being set
up at the request Of President
Eisenhower. 1t was suggested
by the heads of six regulatory
agencies, the Civil Aeronautics
Board, Federal Communications
Commission, Federal Trade
Commission Securities and Ex-
change Commission, Federal
Power Commission and Inter-
state Commerce Commission.
Advisory Status
The watchdog group will be
advisory in nature, providing
for information exchange and
making suggestions to improve
agency procedures.
Members of the organizing
committee are:
Donald C. Beelar, washington at
torney and past chairman OF the
Evening star., 1960-10-18

that the boards stand on the
coexistence issue was totally
inadequate and distorted"
Chaplain Speaker
Mr.. Downey, chaplain of the
Air Force crew that dropped
the atomic bomb on Hiroshima,
asked whether peace has be-
come so alluring as to forsake
Justice" He then submitted an
amendment calling for con-
tainment of the ''totalitarian
concept of control" the cxten-
sion of freedom and justice, +"
and steps to secure peace and
justice for the enSlaved peoples
Of the world and dedicate our
selves to the downfall of the
totalitarian ideal"
DR.. o. Frederick NoIde Of
Philadelphia, international af-
fairs expert Of the World Coun-
Gil of Churches. warned the
delegates, You cannot have any
agreement on international con-
troll Of weapons Of any kind
without some form Of co-opera-
ton. II you put aside the pos
sibility Of cooperation, then you
cannot have disarmament or
the cessation of nuclear weap-
onS tests"
What Is Wanted?
One delegate asked those
favoring Mr.. Downey's amend
Evening star., 1960-10-18
MormonS
Seek House
For Mission

Mormon leaders here are
looking for a building to house
the headquarters Of the new
Eastern Atlantic States Mis-
sion, created in a major re-
alignment of administration,
church officials said today.
Milan d. Smith, president Of
Evening star., 1960-10-18

that the boards stand on the
coexistence issue was totally
inadequate and distorted"
Evening star., 1960-10-18
What Is Wanted?

One delegate asked those
favoring Mr.. Downey's amend
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26

His looks wOn make sigh and young girls suCOOn
He Johnny Mathis Harry BeLafOnte and When ne
speaks he doesn't leGUe lasting impression on people
There is, hOweper, unnlsakGbLe quality about Blu
Henderson, He singer of such extraordinary AGILITY that
he can make coolest heart futter Whether in
dIy-Ht intimate supper club noisy stadium packed
uith Gnd-cLapping jazz enthusiasts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26

getting started He started out the enter
anment world at five gigged ChagO Owlfe
Joints did ofnigh nightcubs and hotel bars at high
He made big splash but people
knew he around.
going his rich singing and peonazed style carried
audiences ChCagO Blue Note and Sutherland
lounge and the tough field of Jazz Vocasts he gradually
DESERVING Chicago for New York tate dealt
him his big break Horace Silver heard hmand liked
what he heard Shortly Henderson crashed the Cahbox
rendition of Sivers "SenOr Blues Next
dates Apollo Theaer New YOrks Town Hall and
Atlantic Club recording contract with spreading Wee
aAbner the icing the cake And his newly released
featuring such soulful interpretations joey and Bye Bye
Backbird" 5 al last heading for best-seling charts
Evening star., 1960-06-13

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Evening star., 1960-06-13

taking off" for summe r?
take plenty str rapless bras
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And
Of
Americas famous woHne fitting
Evening star., 1960-06-13

bare fashion beauty
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co nfi de n tial
by formfit
The stropIess bondeou with
embroidered cotton contour
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CuddIe Stoy support gives won
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-29
Missionary Defends
Belgian Worksin COMO

the gathering Of nearly $50
high school seniors and college
students that aspiring minis
tiers need good scholarship, q
capacity for work, and q firm
commitment to Jesus Christ. +"
Bishop Lord said q call to
the ministry comes when a per-
son sees a need which he feels
he has a capacity and willing
ness to fill.
Other speakers at the one
day meeting included the Rev.
Charles I. Wallace, pastor of
Burtonsville, Md. Methodist
Church; the Rev. William E.
Firth, pastor of Calvary Meth
odist Church, Annapolis; Velma
Grier, director Of religious life,
Sibley Hospital, and Lee Ranck,
director Of Washington Area
Methodist information.
Mr.. Wallace. chairman Of the
Baltimore Conference Commits
sion on Christian Vacations,
presided. The conference was
sponsored by the commission
and the Board Of Ministerial
Training.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-29
Nance to Head
Heart Fund Unit

o. Carl Nance. jr., president
Of the Federation Of Business
mems Associations, Inc, has
been named chairman Of the
Neighborhood Business Cam
paign for the Washington Heart
Association.
Mr.. Nance Is commercial
manager of the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co.
This Is the third year the
Heart Association drive has in
cluded a neighborhood bust
nessmen's section. The 1861
Neighborhood Business Heart
Fund Campaign starts Tuesday,
February Z, and concludes Fri
day. February 10.
Mr.. Nance's appointment
was announced by Robert
Ramspeck, general chairman Of
the 1861 heart fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-29
BY CASPAR NAMES
Star Stan Writer

A Methodist missionary
stoutly defends achievement.
by Belgians in the Congo anc
advocates their return as the
best way of helping that nation
ut is almost a 20th-century
miracle that the Belgians got
as much done as they did," the
Rev. Kenneth s. Jones declared
yesterday. "They only had 81
years in which to take the
Congo from the stone age tc
the space age"
Mr.. Jones, who left the
Congo on June 20, four days
before that country was given
its independence, said the
Belgians Should be allowed to
run the Congo on a trusteeship
basis because they are the best
qualified to do the job. They
know the language, the people
and the structure Of the coun-
try"
Plans to Return
The missionary, now taking
graduate courses at Wesley
Theological Seminary. spoke at
a Methodist conference on
church-related vocations in
Linthicum (Md.0 Methodist
Church.
He pointed out in an inter-
view that he left the Congo on
his regular schedule furlough
and was not one Of the mis-
sionaries evacuated from the
Congo. He plans to return
there with his wife and three
sons after his furlough is up
in 1861.
Claiming there is no threat
now to the missionary effort
In the Congo, Mr.. Jones said
"a Methodist missionaries have
returned to their posts.
There are three or four
families among them" he
added, land the other families
are waiting to return. In all,
there are only three single men
among the missionaries"
Bishop Lord Speaks
Methodist Bishop John Wes-
ley Lord Of Washington told
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-12-29
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VOL. ns WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81. 1860 Nc. 1913
ike to have them mimeographed before | am ready to
vote ...
THE PRESIDENT: Well
MR.. 7 Member de Lugo is correct, the
bills are mimeographed
MR.. DELUGo: No! No! The amendments must be
Autographed
THE PRESIDENT: Senator read your Rules
Mr.. OTTLEY: It will be mimeographed when we
are sending it up to the governor ...
PRESIDENT: Senator q.
DR.. ANDUZE: The bill with all amendments there
to shall be mimeographed and read at large before the
vote is taken ...
MR.. DE LUGO: Now, if you want to change it, lets
have a two-thirds vote, and it will be done. We. have al
ready seen the power that you have
THE PRESIDENT: You don't need a 23 vote ...
Mr.. DE LUGO: You have thrown out a bill
PRESIDENT: / have seen a lot of laws passed
in here without a quorum present. What are you talking
about majority vote
MR. DE LUGO: Which law was passed without a
quorum? ...
PRESIDENT: have seen meetings held in
here IS.
MI. DE UGO: That is just 50 much propaganda,
Mr.. Chairman 49,.
THE PRESIDENT: That's not propaganda
Mr.. DE LUGo; If that were 50 you would have
gone to Court i.
PRESIDENT: ! have seen
, 1960-08-31

you challenge it? !
H PRESIDENTS: I challenged it
Mr.. DE LUGO: Mr.. Chairman, / don't know about
that. But / do know about this. That we have Rules here
before US. Are you just going to tear up the rules and
throw them away? It that what you are saying?
PRESIDENT: am
Mr.. DE LUGO: Somebody said they defeated you
once, 50 you are going to tear them up
H PRESIDENT: am tearing up no Rules
Mr.. DE LUGo: You certainly are!
THE PRESIDENT: am
MR.. DE LUGO: The bills with all their amend
ments shall be mimeographed and read at large. The
amendments mean the amendments that were made in
the Committee Of the Whole today, Senator. And ! want
those amendments put before me in a minieographed form
as it is my right as a member Of this legislature
H PRESIDENT: Senator 81.
Mr.. DE LUGO: Now, if you have a two-thirds vote
to waive these rules ...
THE PRESIDENT. Senator
Mr.. DE LUGO: All right.
TIE PRESIDENT: Senator, I do not require a two
birds vote. In accordance with Rule XIII, Section /. all +
require is a majority vote
Mr.. DE LUGo: To modify only, Senator
THE presidents: Except as
MR.. DE LUGO: The Order in which they will an
pear on the IS.
THE PRESIDENT: Or, a majority vote Of the mem
bers of the Legislature. That's all / need. / need nothing
else.
And, accordingly, / am proceeding.
MR.. DELUGO: Well, you can proceed all you want.
H PRESIDENT: We'll, if you do not wish to vote.
then, don't vote on any measure that is going to be con
sidered. Challenge it in court.
Mr.. DE LUGO:. Don't worry about that.
D NDUZE Mr.. President, if you insist on call
ing these bills for a vote, / should like, after each bill has
been voted upon, to state the reason-for the Record-TH
be voting as shall.
H PRESIDENT. You can explain it after all is
done. You will make the same statement anyway.
DR.. ANDUZE | shall do it individually.
, 1960-08-31

MR. DE LUGO: That just 50 much propaganda LpR A Np9AE1 Mr President iyu insist nal
Mr. Chairman rs. ns1sm av5 Lu m GnM mas
IHE PRESIDENT .mHsn 0P opgmN. . bev voting SI shall #
MR. DELUGO: If that were 50 you wld have THE PRESIDENT You can explain after all IS
gone to Court to-. ' done Yuw will make the same daemmtm anyway
H PRESIDENT: have seen . DR. ANDUZE Ihl dol mdudmdy.
MR. DELUGO" As have threatened -. I'll PRESIDENT. Well Senator mhe pmhan of
TIT PRESIDENTS Ihmm see netnmm held and the Chair, if observe that nembHsd nen hdd up he
nt nah a Journal progress Of the Legislature in accordance with the Rules
@ the Chair would have to ueH that such practice be not
Mr. IL And tn Code as It IS 8fupW wee continued Ian myb Howmgh former p@am.
hemenpS og 100 DR. ANDUzE beg you're pardon Mr. President
THE PRESIDENTS Just amoment Senator hWehA angnO make brief statement aHa@ h HhS
seen meetings had in this legislative body and action been vd upon ad hat wmd not impede the work Of
AIKEN on pnl riders without even members being the legislatures mhS you hem@dH
present. TE PRESIDENT Haeg
DR. ANDUZ If you have seen Htw didn't Gobe Continued SCI
Evening star., 1960-06-18
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing


Stage
Carter Barron Amphitheater
SHOW Business" Carol Chan
ming: $3.50 pm.
Screen
Am b ass a d or - Because
They're Young; 1:50, $3.50,
$50, 1850 and 10 pm.
Apex-"The Man Upstairs; /;
$50, $40 and 9:55 pm.
Capitol-"Huckleberry Finn;
11:45 am, 1:45, 3:45, 5:45,
7:45, 9:45 and 11:45 pm.
Dupont "a Lesson in Love-;
1, 2:45. 4:40. $3.50, 8:25, 1920
and IL pm.
Keith's-"The Apartment:
II am, LOS, ais, 5:25, 1885.
9:45 and 1850 pm.
Macarthur - Garry On,
Nurse!" 2, 1855, 5:55, 7:55 and
9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - "The Rat
Race; 11:45 am, 1850, 1855,
6, sos and 9:55 pm.
Ontario - Battle of the
Sexes; 1880, 3:15, S, 6:45, $3.50
and l0:l5 pm.
Palace -" STORY of Ruth;
11:20 am, 1850, 4:15, $40,
9:10 and 1880 pm.
Playhouse - "Expresso Bon
co.; IL, 1855. 3:55, 8, 8 and
10 pm.
Plaza - Career Girl";; IL
1880, 1855, 4:20, 5:45, 7:10,
1880, 9:55 and 1920 pm.
Town-"The Wicked Go to
He'll; 1910, 2:40, 4:40, 6:35
Evening star., 1960-06-18

swatch of her hair and gets
Mahlon tossed into the quar-
ries. Ruth springs him, but he
is stabbed and barely lasts long
enough to marry her before
gasping his last.
Il = D .
Thus freely translating the
Bible, Mr.. Corwin. taking a lot
more time than the Old Testa-
ment, finally gets around to
the cue for Ruth to make that
famous statement to Naomi.
So the two of them goest off
to Judea, with some Moabites
in lukewarm pursuit.
In Judea things really get
complicated for Ruth. She be-
comes a victim of race preju-
dice, the women Of Bethlehem
charging that her pagan pres
ence is responsible for the
drought. She is hauled before
the elders and a couple of
Moabites in disguise try to
frame her. She also is involved
in a romantic triangle, pursu-
ing a fellow named Boaz while
one named Tob pursues her.
The Old Testament account
discreetly fails to mention this
drab affair and its authors had
the right idea.
y y y
The somnolent state Of the
Palaces film is interrupted now
and then whenever Peggy Wood
turns up to shake it into wake
fulness. Miss Woods portrait
Of Naomi is a fully dimensioned
one that breathes with life.
Tom Tryon is agreeable and
credible as Mahlon, though
some televiewers are going to
be startled at the sight Of Tex
as John Slaughter frolicking
about in a Judean skirt. Stuart
Whitman manages well enough
as BoaZ and Viceca Lindfors is
a high preistess straight out of
Walt Disney's witch file.
Most Of the others behave
exactly like actors in NAM
moth movie Spsctacles, trying
to make the acting as big as
the settings. None of them
manages it.
Evening star., 1960-06-18

s:35. 10:sS pm. and 12::25 am,
Trans-Lux - Man on q
String; i1:l5, 1:05, 3, 5, 6:55
.8:55 and l0:45 pm.
Uptown "Can Cam;
2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Ben-Hur";; 2 anc
8 pm.