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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-06-22

ST. JOHNS EV. LUTHERAN,
missouri Synod, Cove, Rev. H. II.
Droutz, pastor. Sunday School, $50
a. m; Church Service, 1880 a. m,
theme: The Blessed State of the
New Jerusalem.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-06-22

ZION LUTHERAN (RIissour
synod, Accident, G. T. Dauphin,
pastor. Sunday School, $50 a. m;
Worship Service, 1870 a. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-06-22

RITTINGER LUTHERAN PAR
ISH. St. Johns, Meadow Min,
Worship, 9 a. m; Sunday School,
10 a. m Emmanuel, Bittinge >, Wor-
ship, 1915 a m; Sunday School,
11l5 a. m. Zion, Jennings. Wor-
ship, 1870 a. m; Sunday School,
1890 a. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-06-22

OAK PARK CHURCH OF THE
BRETHREN, near Oakland, oppo-
site Southern High school, Edward
c. Wenger pastor. Sunday School,
10 a m; Worship, II a. m; CBYF
meeting. 100 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-06-22

sWANTON E. U. B. CHURCH,
Rev. Roy Butler, pastor. Sunday
School, 10 a. m; Worship II a. m,
1st and 3rd Sundays; 7:30 p. m. End
and 4th Sundays. Prayer service,
1880 p. m, Thursday. Youth Eel
lowship, Thursday, Z p. m. Mis-
sionary meeting LIST Friday of
every month.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-06-22

ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN. Red
House, The Rev Luther Seibert,
pastor. Sunday Church School,
9:45 a. m. CDST); Lords Day Serv-
ice, II a. m. CDST). sermon title:
Sunday Delinquency"
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-02-08
MUSIC CLUB
Mrs. Bowles, Miss BOWies
Entertain Group

Legato Music Club met Monday
IN the home of Mrs. Theotto
Bowles and Miss Alora Bowles,
All W. Maple St., Champaign.
The group discussed National
Negro History Week which will be
held starting March Il. They will
have on the program a chorus,
a narrator and a speaker.
They also made tentative plans
for the Midwest regional which
will be held in Champaign Urbana
in April. Featured at the meeting
will be a one-day workshop and
the scholarship contest compet-
ton.
Miss Shelly Marshall presided
at the meeting.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-02-08
Ito ATTEND FINAL
JEHOVAH WITNESS SESSION

A total of Ito persons attended
the final session of a three-day
BE Taught by Jehovah circuit
assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
Sunday afternoon in the Cham
paign Armory
The convention drew delegates
from q congregations in West
Central Indiana and East Central
Illinois. Approximately ITO attend
ed from the Champaign congrega.
ton.
The Sunday afternoon session
with talk by Angelo c. Manera
Jr., district supervisor, on us God
Interested in the Affairs of Menu"
had the largest attendance of any
OF the sessions.
Living in Danville, ILL.,: Mr. an'
frs. Louis Gray and family ar
ow living on Jackson St. IN Dan
lie, Ill.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

Cor. Of 18th d q ets. NV.
HEART or FINANCIAL DISTRICT
Modern choice ofaces. from $50;
includes all services.
n n q A
Evening star., 1961-01-08
southern MARYLAND

NEw BRICK BAKBRY-with lee
yFED ys6 BSsiinNsinsa AND MIL
franchise for Natl. feed line. elee.
mill, 3-hedrm. home.
tLMnNQ BuelNEss-5-wish new
G1RiNE HARDwARE AND GEN.
ERAL 0TOnB-Wateffront loca-
ton. xeevice pier.
@AR AND RESTAuRANr--All new
fixtures and equip. Tavern and
yoom and cocktail lounge: lower
level eo1ored barr Ownefss living
quarters all completely air eondi-
toned; established business. Legal
GRSoC;ERY AND MEATS - S.year
lease with option to buy: new brick
hIaG,, 2 acres land, $125 mo. rent.
RESTAURANT AND HAR--On Rte.
SOL In waldorf area. Here Il .
eeldom-ofiered opportunity % ae-
euire. top-noteh restaufant-iiQuor
$4,000 cash REQUIRED: zeal estate
9AvhRN 9.aS1i N raw raw sAR-on Rte. B
9eday beer and liuuor, on and on
sale license. tap beer: danes, mr.,
seats 100; central heat and air
ecn6. Liv. atrs. Legal slots. Wen
vcCp sToRE. SoIns Isi with & ! spt..
en- Ches. D1y; in easy coG1mut.
distance ef the, District; gcod op-
poftunity for retired couple or
family home ana business.
GENERAL 1T0RB-Main highway
s:osrs eonss saSss 4 oxso ss nv sssass ssrs
karlaP shnN y1riRNA pfNhk At SOS /.
500. incl. real estate, complete
fixtures and inventory.
LARGE FEED MlLl-LocAtion on
9eilfoad. Just on main hlghway,
about 80 mi. from the District.
serves 3 90. Nd. counties. separate
4-bedrm. home. 3 acres land, old
egtab. business; price Of $44 900.
incl. real estate and all equipment:
owner will 6nanee half.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Eyes'. Ia. 6.60xS
Southern Maryland

SOuCIleru MaTy1aIkQ
9-aere tobacco aliot.: long front:
age, on. paved rd.; Eo9A SOL and
land n.IS j inSyssst%Ss9t; SsS Sc9, sie.Soo with
20 ACREs-No iInprcSyenmssents; nss sood
Observation-Disclosures FARM
-211 acres 6O-acre tobacco al:
lotment; mod. masonry home: 4
tenant houses, 2 barns. o tractors.
other complete equip. AVERAGE
THREE FARMETTE SITES - In
beautiful Dunkiyk area, only 21
nai.. from the District; 16 acres
with 2 springs: 5 seres. and 7-aere
TSSdss snS sslsnes S5ss mOnthlSs s%a gown payment
ANNE xRUNpIL COUNTY, near 10.
THAN: 1914 acres. 4.bedrm. Colo.
NAL home: 2 tenant houses, 4
barns, 2 Ice. streams. timber.
fenced and cross fenced; lge. lake
site: excel. white tenant. oWners
share of crops average 8es return
ovhsKgEoSKfES VI gEEiSsS;K fEosr cfRs vi! nnanse sAY
acres: attractive frsine dweIlins,
5ssdi Fsiy RHs Rts ehid..n Hnd Sess only Fsst s5 aSE
from District; $3.50 down.
1914 ACRES; mod. 2.bedrm: and M !
2 large barns. 5ls-acfe tobacco
allot., good stream. poultry house.
long frontage on paved road;
$4,000, BLDG. and loan financing
40 ACRES. overlooking Ches.. Bay;
long paved road frontaRe,, timber
outstanding bldg. site with Bay
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY - lis
acres; 8-acre tobacco allot.: 6-rm
farm house, barn. tenant house,
paved road frontsge; must be sold
to settle estate: .S26 900; excel
land investment with potential fol
cspttal gain: only Il mi. IRON
sS HCREs-New mod. home, barn
stable, 6-acre. tobacco ailot.; nm.
for tobacco, investment or. small
stock operation: only 20 mi. from
j. B. Waters g. Assoc.
Dunkirk, Md, Phone Alpine 7-273l
Or Prince Frederick ia and 4Ss
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Evening star., 1961-01-08
LsTa, AsREAsT FsRssaLR
BAIAORAI,

OVERLOOKING TIE POTOMAC :
Secluded, wqeded. M-nere lot In
very eloss-in Ariington,s Most sx-
elusive community. pfieed from
$1,000, with terms. ~
+. w. BERENS, Realtors
2160 N. 0lebs Rd. IA. B-070T
BEAUTFUL RAlEBLkR slTE, ap-I
proximately. 2 acres, rarity clear
@isS scS SVIa.a e. reaa fTSnssss; sss ssss
psice. 81: :sso. tsFns. 500 doxn..
Sia Sslfnss so,s%r $40 me- 4lssSs, sss fssCSUsFas. sCUFs
ERN MARYLAND. REAITY co. !.
single lots IN o controlled come
mnnity. Of custim-built !hemes:t
from 30 y acre pp; prised I.ns'., irsIr.
lots eyailabls, Leon sissen. .o-.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
hFARMs
NoNrINyEg

CKAMLRs b, yAln1oN
1ztsa Aas re eoaeh and four relied
ycfte eoehsre 10 this Dre-ssvolu-
hensry 1l.rzaa ell.shsped: eenter
ston. .This supefhl kpecimen Of
Colonial arehttecture censtructed
in.izeo Ass 2 spaeielss .lox40 Has.
Sas scnss.ln RSrsn Snoia%sl % aiSn psfu rise aufs e
lie sfd fIood. The i0xis center
hail with open. staircase Is the
srsitsman: Eyins roen 1890 W
4renk., library 16x20 w/drepl.. :.
din IN. 14xl9 ,w/6repl.. ultra
mod. kit, buffers pantry, half
bath: east porch tncjosed Aalousied
windows; I'd floor. master. bedfm. !,
flrepl., bath, . other bedrn1s,. .
baths. Made room. " bath; fully
f,Sc.sds .st.s eomRlsssly. s. in:SlessS; s,lsd;
mscadsm drive. dsfscSed S-car
garags; 0-rrn, frame eareteker's 8
house, zOx7Q barn, 32.stall d. C.
isnd. 5,IO3.ft. frcntsss on west
7th st. ext. Ready for davelop-
ment: city water. through premise,
sewer soon avail. Near Frederick
City's new. shopping senter and
Camp DIETRICH, approx. l mi. west
Of Rosenaont tnterchange OF Inter-
national, Route 70sS. bo Minis.
Wssay D: g. =. = wsls-s:pt; !: 1;,s ssthss re
maximum M land sDpreciation DO
tential o. any property within q
2.Taile radius of Frederick, City,
Nd. $40. 600, terms. " cash.
62 A.-6-rm. frame house. baths,
furnace. 4-rsn.. house N need Of
repair: horse barn: Washington-
type dairy barn, silc, lush hlue-
grass aod, trayefsed By babbling
brook: " nni. road ffontage, 2 mi.
west Of Qaithersburs; S40O per ..
30 A.-Damaseus farm. 6-room
S.9 S,n s ,s ssSss SsSEs III scd SIS soS
SIS A.-S-rm. brick house: Nv. rm..
sash. S'a Iaii Attic. Ssssms.: 81 IT, aSxso Barn.
silo: " Eii.. hard road 1rontage;
10 mi. north Frederick: $22.6O0.
70 A.-1O-rm.. 2.hAth. frame house;
hardwood floors, OIL heat, huge hv
rni, din. rri.. parlcr.. 1st u: bed
rm., bath, spacious kit, 4 hedrms.,
hath. "a a.: fun attic, part bsmt !,
garage. hen house; excel land. ~
Is g Jai 81. D: SS G.; ssi.SoO. terms
1SS' SS'VxU x.SS.rn. es.ri frame house; liy
I'm, din. rm., mod. KIT, 3 bed
fnas., bath. bsmt.. attic. oil heat,
barn. corn house, etc, All land ~
sod: 5000 II. road frontage: 10
mi. north Eredsrick: 2s2sJss9o 22s;Jss9o.
fo0lessille, Nd: ....
Evening star., 1961-01-08
FANslS

on ME. 9 NJ. Miysfsids. Nd -
ooS. ssls1 81 M2 M2stsz asszs s'sses;a sos Nor: IN iS
PA.-l45-A. DAIRY
Modern house: washinston dairy
ssiss, ssi 900; oossssS ssSs,ooos otslsl,s down. Ana'
w. VA.-ORCHARD
ssS e ;ss:: ss. 7sSS ssSo u.seS :ssSls tree: tsF:::
II top scnd. Land lays M isVei 70
relling. and watefed by large
mopntatn spring. Cd both sides Of
State rd., 90 mi. 70 D. c, 9 houses,
I. l0-f2oni. modern; broom
tenant houses ! beautiful st2ne
saD. ssoS. ss tpsEs tpSsEEins 'hsa; sl.ssnss %sashins
Of machinsry. Frice, sos. 900:
terms. Selling 10 settle estate.
For Q barsaif. act fast.
MD.-390-A. DAIRY
tank new: I0-staii milking par
loI; large modern barn. al out
butidings, running water. 1o-room
modern. house. 3-foom tenant
along dual re; 40. west q Han
cock. Al All i SyilStin{s p Dairsssd sssS, i&liks. IKE
Read dairy cows: $4,000 down;
selling due % health.
EUGENE P. NIXON
Call Mon, RE. 7-s112
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

l-sNN acres., long road fronts sge,
llan6some coluinned home. 2 fire-
baths. nsatd's bath. B-caf. garaEc
sis :asIp.sf; sasf a ssfnS $ B. 2: .iss5 ss6.CCS sae
. owner win iinanee. -
acres on Route 2, 160.yr.:.
old. 9.rm., 3.bath home. 2 tenant
houses. 2 barns. various farm
buildines, arteSian well. 2 creeks.
f0-acre tobacco. Allotment. fenced
for cattle. valuable road ,frontage
acres. S.rm. home; full
basement, heat. 2 large barns,
tenant house, i0-aefe TOBACCO 81.
4MNsar' l09N@sn. ratuxent River: 100 acres; @
attractive. Germ, bath home, 8
barns, stable. 10-acre, tobacco al
iofmelt: q rich river bed farm
level fields, mostly ali cleared.
5-o6 ini. 70. D., C.: 10 acres;
bath, baseboaf6 heat. 3rd fooI
can be finished: q. porches. !
Lei us know your requirements. WI
ahaIH tPv IA nlNASR van
Evening star., 1961-01-08
COUNTRY PROPERTY
VIEW STREAM

Medsfn AeMs sn 70 Aefss
land. Just 80 min, from Airing
ton. Rambler, 2 fnas.s z baths,
fun bsnat. wires. rxn., mod. kit.
Msst MKIosr e sss snHrs E r sRssssiatss ISc "a
z.ai00
Evening star., 1961-01-08
SECURITIES BUILDING

SECURITIES BUILDING
7ae 18th ST. NV.
5000 SO. n. OF .air-conditicned
space on second floor OF modern
elevator building: S4.00 q sa. It.
FALLS CHURCH
417 WEST BROAD ST,
New building. air conditioned.
parking, all services: UP to 1000
sa IT,; $3.75 q 50. IT. .,
BARRISTER BUILDING
635 r ST. NV.
Four-room suite, Sl60 month.
All services: wired for air condi-
tiontng.
5th 81 X SITS. NV.
1.100 50. IT,, second floor front
well maintained. Rental OF S16O
o month includes heat.
1927 r ST. NV.
Two-room suite; S125.
901 goth ST. NV.
suite on first floor Of
medical buildings; street entrance; +;
500 o month.
ONE THOMAS CIRCLE
Suite 3O8, 278 sa. IT,, 500 q mo.
Suite 311. b1s 50. IT,, S160 q mo.
Modern elevator building; all serv-
ices.
CALL J. H. KNOX
Thos. ]. Fisher a. Co., Inc.
7as 18th st. NV. DI. 7.6s30
Evening star., 1961-01-08
J. B. Waters & Assoc.
% ~ w s&VO1O g 4400O1s
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Phone 2l4 and 4eS
al STERN OFFERS
!, Tavern with drive-in,
liuuor in nearby Nd,

], Tavern with drive-ln
liquor In nearby Md.
Shis place Is known from ecast
yeek; huge. parking lot: terrific
Buy; cost Of fioanse as down pay
ment will handle,
2. Tavern, NV.
Rock n Roll, In heart Of town.
equipped. terrific oppoFtunity
Name your own down payment.
Must be sold, y
5. Colored Taevrn NV.
Whisky and beer nice business.
$500 total price, $1,000 down.
4. Wis. Ave. Restaurant
Beats I7g. Owner quote $4,000
..ws;ssa wsess; enssp |,ssp rent immed. poss'
s. Sandwich Shop, NV.
ln, once bldR.;, ANAL; no cooking.
6. Carry-out Drive-in
$1,000 weeks business: rent. $500;
total price, $4,000, easy terms.
2. Charcoal Sandwich Shop
tsr; total pries. RI '; $4,000. sasSS 5000
.eesh down.
Q. Carry-out Fountain, NV.
Doing $1,000 week: sxeelisnt terms.
.. Restaurant-Bar, Va.
Mearhy main highway. seats 100.
!etal price. $4,000 with $1,000
AZ rsu,xaw@~v
rE: S.246S 81. 3-55l8
Evening star., 1961-01-08
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED


ALL CASH IN 2 HRS.
BILL DORA TU., 2-79OO
A STORE OR BUILDING-6O0 SO .
It. area in commercial zone: suit :
4ble for professional use: write to
Box 403-M. Star.
PVT. PARTY wishes TO rent or pur.
store IN uptown area approx, 900
sa. cond not import. Call or
write BOX 273-M. Star.
PVT, PARTY wishes to rent or pur.
stQre In downtown area, approx.
500 So: cond. not import. Cail or
Elite Boz 92.M. Star,
WAITED. loc. liafor store. Class
4 license: preferably with parking
facilities. Please state amount OF
area. Write Box s6-M. Star.
"WF CAN sri T y
Evening star., 1961-01-08

rs ACRES,
Modern main dwelling. 2 tobacco
barns; 1S-eere tobacco allotmenf;
near Washington-Annapo e1-
III Il sIvi IAvcRiEs on o. q. sol in p. q
County; wooded.
SUMMERS REALTY
Tvas and Sans. MA, .7.2760
r{Are MA T-9k2k
Evening star., 1961-01-08
lRualREss RR0P. F0R RENT

sEEAEspA; ,.,,!!! "a, !. sgAET q. ,wooD-
q sas ssss s;' ! ssv 81 SiSs :; ss;.sS u;
finish at feasonahie rental. Cal
Mr.. Frank. daytime, pI. 7.7zee:
eyes,. Eng. S-2562
COMMERCIAL C0RNKR and home.
nearby r. q. Co.. Nd: suitable
for fruit stand. used car lot. an
tiensss:. etc. Mr.. WILLIAMS. Ma.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
TEXACO

fWO MEN NEEDED to maze a
sSd for saSdiy,saiSan. s aSa gMSssatass Msst Nriss e
2. o. Box Si8, Silver sprins.
Mafyland for personal interview
~, 500 t0faf eash reotsirs6 '
Evening star., 1961-01-08
WE HAVE LEADS!

UPPER MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Active seneral store: stock with
building lease: priced TO SELF s.
year lease includes income from
Post Once, Apt, barber shop and
general merchandise.
MANOvILL REALTY CORP.
GAITHERSBURG OFFICE
WI, 1924
Evening star., 1961-01-08

BUILDING SITE on paved street IA
Silver Spring: al utilities: woQded:A
$500. RIPLEY Co. 10. 6.61ll..
BUILDERS let's talk. ConstPuction,
money. including settlement costsss
our plans or yours. win supply
model houses and finance. Phone
Box 15I-M. Star.
BUILDERS ATTENTION .
Fairfax County-I4. lots. sewer and
water; ol5 Franeonis rd.. In Clear:
mont Woods subdivision. tuse
minutes from Alex. Suithie $20.s
900. s2S; ;oog: $500 eash, i,,11. and
n. j. MoLL. ga. f.7aln.
BLDG. SITES, SI000 UP
See our Ice, list Of lots In D. C..
and nearby Ma. on terms yeu can
KAY REALTY CO. RA. e-22oe
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BROCK HALL

Beautiful ! -acre wooded
homesites, located on the
Largo-Marlboro I'd. md. 20:s)
only Q mi. north Of Mari.
boro, only 20 min. TO D. C.
and Bladensburg. New sec.
tion recently opened 06efs
ing O variety Of topography.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
ALBEE BLDG.

OFFICES, sTUDl0s fsF RENT
Evening star., 1961-01-08

EsTABLlsME0 USED
CAR LOT-IDEAL
OPEN AIR FOOD
ETC.
NEAR PA. AVE.
420 9th ST. Sc.
\. Y. APrLEsTElN. RA. s-saas
MEA1T or DOWNTOWN SIC
T10N-&uitahle for any bus: very
reas. rent. RB. 7.s6G1-AP. 7-2822.
ROCKVIELE-5,sO 200 "a. It. on one
fioer; ideal for once OF retail store;
ample parking on property and
also large adjacent public parking
BRIDGES o. PETER, INC
20. 2.4374
- ACRE. s.E.-omee: Oh heat;
storaEe::. for contractor; $125 mo.
OL. o-45O6.
SOFA u ST. N.W.-etore and shop,
suitable sales End service. l.600
50. ft. RA. 6-S220.
2oae EYE sT. N,M-comalnsd
4 COLBERT, NC. Realtork
RE. 7.2l2I.
3ll2 GEORGIA AVE,-Fof lease,
store, 17x110, with plenty pafking
In rear: reasonable.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Southern Maryland

ROCKVILLE-4O lots R.6O, al
utils. avail: $1,000 each, r. L.
SMITH, Realtor. GA. <-7711, GA.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
SHERWOOD MANOR

site. located on Nd. . (for- "a
south Of Defense hwy. 1 mi. -"
north Of new Wash.Annap. ,
oils expreSsWay. >
Paved Streets, County Maintained
Covenant and Building Restrictions
Reasonable Priess-Libsral Terms
Phone Today for Brochure
M. LEO sToRcH
Developer sP. s-zSoe''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04
Agency Policy
Opposes Bias
In HomeLoans
BY HERMAN SCHADEN
Star staff Writer

A policy opposing racial dis
elimination in mortgage lend
ing has been adopted by the
Federal Home Loan Bank
Board in connection with fl
nancial institutions it super
vises.
The action is directed at 4,700
savings and loan associations
which the agency regulates and
which finance more mortgages
for home building than any
any other group.
The policy has been in eff
feet for four months, but was
introduced with such little pub
licity that its implementation
just now has become generally
known.
On June l the board, under
its new chairman. Joseph P.
McMurray, voted this resolu-
ton:
1T is hereby resolved that
the Federal Home Loan Bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04
BIRD PARKER .HONORED ~ say
Musician With Ideas
Is Hard to Forqet'

ers-At Birdland and every
place else-they should all OBJ
serve an hour of silence every
March % tthe date of Mr..
Parker's death in 1862" Mr..
Gillespie said.
Dizzy, whose combo is play
ing at a Kansas City club, said
he and Mr.. Parker first met
in Kansas City in 1899. Dizzy
was with Cab Galloway and
Mr.. Parker was with Jay Nc
Sham. During the daytime.
Dizzy and Bird got together
for jam sessions.
Three years later, Dizzy sent
Bird a telegram to join him
in New York. 1t took eight
months for Bird to reply and
he did it by showing up in New
York, horn in hand.
Il once asked a friend what
he wanted to amount to in
life" said Dizzy. He said he
wanted to leave something be-
hind, like ideas, so that he
would be hard to get rid Of
hard to forget.
Bird is going to be hard to
get rid Of"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04
THdu Butters
China Mainland

TOKYO, Oct. 4 CAP).-
Typhoon Tilda battered the
mainland of China today and
headed inland with destructive
winds of 80 miles an hour, the
United States Air Force re-
ported. Tilda hit 1873 miles
south Of the big industrial port
of Shanghai.
The storm threatens to add
still another headache to the
economic planners of the Com
munist regime, already suffer-
ing from a succession of floods.
typhoons and drought.
Tilda killed at least II per-
sons, injured scores of others
and inflicted in excess of Sc
million in property damage as
it roared across Okinawa and
the Ryukyu Island chain.
United States Marine bases
were reported hardest hit.
The pier used by the United
States 7th Fleet will be out
Of commission at least a month
said reports from Okinawa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-04
Canada Backs
Role for u. N.

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
Oct. 4 (APG.-Canada has
added its voice to mounting de-
mands that the United Nations
be given a role in resolving the
Berlin crisis.
Canadian Foreign Secretary
Howard Green told the 100
nation General Assembly yes
terday that while primary re-
sponsibility for Berlin settle
ment rests with the Big Four.
"the United Nations cannot.
abdicate its responsibility in re-
lation to any problem which
raises scutely the fundamental
issue of peace or war"
3 Ways Suggested
In the continuing policy de-
bate. Mr.. Green took a line sim
liar to other speakers who have
voiced concern over Berlin, and
who have suggested q y. n, role.
in any settlement. Y s. g
The issue is not on the formal
Assembly .agenda, but has been
mentioned by virtually all dele,
gates in debate.
Mr.. Green suggested three
specific ways in which the
United Nations might be of aid
in the Berlin situation:
l. Focus world attention on
Berlin and leave the United
States, Britain, France and the
Soviet Union in no doubt that
they have an obligation to
reach a negotiated settlement.
2. With Big Four agreement,
the United Nations could serve
in an observer capacity for all
of Berlin. and on access routes
to the city surrounded by Com
munist East Germany.
3. The four powers might
ask the United Nations to as
sumo some responsibility for
operating an international re-
gime for the whole City of
Berlin.
Called U. n. Duty
Mr.. Green also declared it
is the duty of the United Ma
tons to compel the big powers
to halt testing of nuclear weap-
ons. He did not say how this
could be done, but asserted:
The time has come when it
is not sufficient merely to ex-
press concern and to record
blame"
He said radioactive fallout
over Toronto jumped 1000
times over previous readings
due to the current Soviet tests.
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Board, as a matter of policy
opposes discrimination, by fl
nancial Institutions over which
it has supervisory authority
against borrowers solely because
of race. color or creed"
No New Cases
AS is customary, the board
sent the decree to its Ii Dis
trict bank presidents, request
ing that they in turn advise
the savings and loan associa-
tons.
In the period since then. the
board has learned of no cases
of discrimination, a spokesman
said.
The boards action is consid-
ereo an mutual step IN the Ken
nedy Administrations position
that racial bias should be
banned from all Federal in
situations involved in housing
The administration is studying
the ACCESSIBILITY of an executive
order to enforce the policy,
John G. Kolb, president Of
the District Savings and Loan
League, told The Star today he
knew or no cases of acial or
religious discrimination in lend
ing by the % member associa-
tions of the league.
80 far as I know there never
has been any such riiscrimina-
ton here" he declared.
Mr.. Kolb, who is president
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KANSAS CITY, Oct. 4 (AP)
"A little group of jszzmen
clustered around a hilltop
grave in Lincoln Cemetery yes
terday. They were there to
serenade one of the great alto
Saxophonists of jazz. Charlie
Bird Parker.
Leading the combo was
tlumpeter Dizzy Gillespie. an
other musician who has won a
measure of immortality as a
jazz innovator.
Mr.. Gillespie took his trum-
pet mouthpiece and blew hard
into it. Only a tiny whine dis
turbed the silence. He put the
trumpet away.
Look, now that I've got here
I don't feel Ike playing. said
Dizzy. We don't have to play
so let's don't"
The other musicians silently
put away their instruments
Then they moved few steps
back from the grave and lis
tened as Dizzy recalled those
days in 1912 when he and Mr.
Parker first merged their horns
and blew bop through the din
of New York's SID street bistros
Bop is a term which ha!
fallen into disuse. Then, i
was the name of a new music
form. the latest innovation il
the evolution of the simple
Negro music which became jazz
It was an intricate form anc
it's introduction fell somewhat
q snort of popular acclaim
Briefly, bop represented the eff.
forts of musicians to apply fun.
damental. classical form to ira.
ditional jazz. To the unini,
tiated. it sounded discordant
and disjointed because a small
combo can't shade the. disso-
nance as does a symphony orr
chestra.
But bop flourished anC
evolved into what is now called
modern Jazz.
"All the young alto sax play
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ton to back up the non-bias
policy with punitive measures.
Mr.. McMurray pointed out
that the board, in passing the
resolution, did not attempt to
set up machinery for backing
the policy with possible penal
ties.
AS staff members see it, the
board presently could enforce
an anti-discrimination regula-
ton in the case of 1873 saw
ings and loan associations that
have Federal charters.
There is a difference of