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Evening star., 1961-10-13
New Drug
Helps Eight
With Cancer

CHICAGO, Oct. 13 (AP).-
Injections of a dangerous drug
and its protective antidote ap-
parently have wiped out tumors
in eight patients with localized
cancers diagnosed as incurable,
a medical researcher reports.
DR.. Robert D. Sullivan of
New York said yesterday the
technique was used on So pa
tients with incurable head or
neck cancers. Eight of the
patients still are apparently
free of their tumors 20 months
after treatment. DR.. Sullivan
told the American Academy of
Ophthalmology and Otolaryn-
gology.
In other patients there was
partial repression of tumors,
lasting from one to three
months, DR.. Sullivan said. He
said even when the tumors were
widespread there was some
clinical benefit.
The most promising results
were obtained when the cancer
tumors were localized in a
small area. DR.. Sullivan added.
The technique used by DR..
Sullivan is known as continuous
infusion therapy.
In the treatment, heavy
doses of the chemical-meth-
otrexate-are fed directly into
a part Of the bloodstream
nourishing the cancerous area.
The drugs antidote, called cit
rovorum factor, is injected at
the same time to protect the
uninfected parts of the body.
MethotreXate is an anti
metabolite. 1t upsets the met
abolism of growing cells and
can kill them.
Evening star., 1961-10-13
p Injured
In Boston
Youth Riots

BOSTON, Oct. 13 (AP). -
Three youths were stabbed in
a riot at a Schoolboy football
doubleheader yesterday.
Several hours later, two girls
were hurt when a thousand
teen-agers ran wild after a show
by TV performers Paul Anka
and Dick Clark.
Knives, pipes, stones, bottles
and beer cans were used in
the wild afternoon melee inside
city-owned White Stadium in
Franklin Park. The fighting
went on in the stadium and
in nearby streets for two hours.
Police officials said both
white and Negro boys and girls
took part, but they asserted
racial issues were not involved.
But Patrolman Christopher
Guerrero said, BY the time I
got over there, it was going
hot and heavy, the colored ver-
Sus the whites. They were
swinging and kicking and max
ing a lot of noise"
Two of those stabbed were in
critical condition in city hos
pital.
In all. 20 persons were
treated at hospitals, including
girl and three policemen.
Eight youths were arrested
for brawling.
The second incident occurred
late at night when teen-agers
Stormed the Hotel Madison
next to Boston Garden seeking
autographs from Mr.. Anka, a
singer, and Mr.. Clark, a record
playing master of ceremonies.
The two had just completed a
show at the Garden.
At the Madison, hotel en-
ployes tried to form a barrier
to keep out the autograph
hunters. Elevator service was
halted temporarily. Despite
this, the teen-agerS ran through
nearly all of the 16 floors seek
ing the two stars. But Mr..
Anka and Mr.. Clark remained
in SecluSion.
Evening star., 1961-10-13

Mr.. Waddy was protested by
officials of the National Asso-
citation of Postal Supervisors,
who said other supervisors had
longer service and were in
higher pay grades, Mr., Beall
said:
Seniority is not a deciding
factor in promotion. Although
it is in the lower ranks where
tours of duty, vacations and
such matters are concerned, it
is not so in the management
position"
Mr.. Waddy, who lives at 2
Adams street NV, has been
an assistant tour supervisor, in
charge of postal workers at the
main post office, North Capitol
street and Massachusetts ave-
nue.. He is respected by all
workers, said Howard R. Barker
assistant to Washington Re-
gional Director Fergus McRhee,
who announced the appoint
ment.
Both Mr.. Barker and a
spokesman for Postmaster Gen.
eral Day indicated that MI.
Waddy's appointment was made
with one eye on the retirement
ages of present city postal su-
pervisors.
Mr.. Waddy is so. Mr.. Beall's
staff is approaching retirement.
They are in their early 60s,"I
the spokesman for Mr.. Day said.
IT'S important for continuity
purposes. too" The mandatory
retirement age is 10.
Mr.. Waddy has completed
Is years of service and is a.
Grade II supervisor, which has
an annual salary range of ST.
$50 to $9,120. His new post,
Grade 16, pays between $12,-
205 and $14.395.
Although his appointment is
effective at the close of business
today, Mr.. Waddy will not as
sumo his new duties until he
returns from vacation on Octo-
ber %, Mr.. Barker said.
Evening star., 1961-10-13
Negro Is Named D. C..
Assistant Postmaster

"a Herbert E. Waddy has been
promoted over approximately
20 other postal supervisors to
assistant District postmaster.
District Postmaster Carlton
G. Beall said this is "the highest
supervisory position held by a
career Negro employe in the
history of the office"
Although the appointment of
Evening star., 1961-10-13

Joined the Treasury Depart
ment there in 1881 and moved
to Washington in 1888. Two
years later he and Mrs. Roberts
to the Chastleton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Dr.. King Tells Plan
For Voting 'Sit-lns

from New Orleans TO Dearborn
last month, DR.. King said:
The Episcopal ride demonsfrat
ed the interest and concern OF me
church perhaps more than any
other ride. II demonstrated thar
there are sincere church people
concerned about making the
Christian Gospel relevant to our
day"
He said too often the church
ntcrprcts the Light OF the World
as a tail light, something
to follow rather than lead the way.
Cnurcncs that pun out OF Dllenl'
ed areas and leave their buildings
Tor mlnorltlcs to take over, nc
SAID. are monuments TO an
irrelevant Professionalism.
Dl. King said the Ncsros test
ing OF segregation VIII now DC
more OF a snOlgln approach. III
me works. he SAID, is the testing
OF the new Interstate Commerce
Commission ruling that bus uc-
pots cannot segrcgatc passengers.
Describing the strength oil inc
SCLC, Dr. King said It's budget
jumped from 100000 IN lSoO
10 SloO,OUU In 1901. and there
are now 10 affiliate organizations.
The movement TO register a
majority OF the South 5 i've mll-
hon elglblc negro voters began
recently after having been approx
ed by the executive committee oil
the oCLC.
II here will be stand-ins by the
hundreds OF people who Will pre-
sent their bodies and lives at
places of registration determined
TO register and vote, Dr. hlns
said, we are willing to suffer
sacrifice and die, if necessary to
make freedom to vote a reality.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
RomuIus Groups
Allied For Vote
On Drain System

Controversy over Az million
dollar drain for the Township OF
iicmulus gained momentum this
week as citizens rallied various
organizations in preparation Tor
the November Is general cleo
uOn) vote on the proposal.
Charges that the Township
Supervisor Terry Trout has Iall-
ed TO exhaust the numerous
methods of securing Federal
money TO pay for the drain system
flew fast tins week.
We all know that Romulus
Township needs sewers. but the
method by which the present adj
minstration is asking that we
pay for 1t. is not the best, de-
clarcd Jimmie G Ranspberry new
~ elected trustee OF the Western
Wayne county township.
"Ihe board, including the
supervisor (IroutU voted unanl-
mously for a sewer program some
time ago, but at the same time,
we have encouraged Mr. Trout
to seek Federal aid by making
the necessary steps to secure Ur-
ban Renewal or Romulus, Ransp
berry stated.
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
CORE Protests
Phone Co. Bias
In Louisville

LOUISVILLE KY. - Louisville
CORE has launched a new drive
for Jobs for Negroes directed at
the Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany and at the Louisville Tran
SIT Company.
Nine members Of CORE picket
ed the Bell general office this
week carrying signs protesting
the company hiring policy
Bishop {. Ewbank Tucker prcsi.
dent of Louisville CORE, SAID
the pickcting was in protest Oh
the Company policy of hiring
Negroes only for mental Jobs.
The CORE leader pointed out
that no Negroes arc employed as
operators, cashiers, rcccptionISts
or clerks in the company busi'
ness offices
They have been promising and
promising to hire Negroes but
as yet they have made no move
in that direction" said BishoI
Tucker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Texas National Guard
Accepts First Negro

Clarence 4. Laws. the ASsocla-
tons southwest regional sccrc-
tary said here this week that in
response to letters to Mayor Gene
raj Harley b West, commander
OF the 49ih Armorcd Division. we
have been informed that organiza-
tion has been dcScgrcgatcd.
General West further informed
him that Negro veterans are
eligible to enlist subject to the
requirements applicable to all
other cnlistccs," MIR Laws said.
The NAACP representative re-
vcalcd that the first and only
Negro known to have ever been
admitted to the Texas National
Guard was enlisted in one of the
tank companies of the division
about six weeks ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Law Suit Against
Rep. Diggs, Father
Is Dismissed

Two suits lodged against Con
gresham Charles c. Diggs Jr.
ard his father Charles c.. Sr., were
dismissed in Wayne County Cir
cult court Monday by Judge JOS
cph A. Moynihan.
One suit charged fraud on the
part of the Diggscs in the use
Of funds belonging to the Metro
politan Mutual Insurance Co. The
other asked the court to prevent
Metropolitan Mutual from com
pleting a merger with Mammoth
Life and Accident ms. Co. of
Kentucky
Insurance Commissioner Frank,
Blackboard was also included as
a dcfendcnt in the bill of com
plants filed by Atty James Fra
zicr on behalf of Mrs. Ida
Glover of 5764 Robins.
you have not proven what
you SET out to prove; you made
certain allegations and sfipvIs-
lions. but have not satisfied me
that you're in the right court,
Judge Moynihsn declared in dis
missing the case.
Mrs. Glover in her bill of com
plants had accused the .Diggses
Of squandering large sums of
money of Metropolitan Mutual IN
surance Co.
Last June, the Board of Dircc-
tors of Metropolitan voted to
merge with Mammoth of Ken
lucky Metropolitan's assets were
repeatedly in excess of 8 million
dollars, and Mammoth's over IL
million.
Diggs, ST.. president of Metro
politan founded the insurance
company back in 1912, as a burial
company.
Atty. William Ming of Chicago
represented Mammoth at the
hearings, and attroncys Damon
Keith and Basil Brown, served as
councillors for the Diggscs.
Atty. Burton Doughcrty repre-
scented the attorney general S
office. with Judge designate Ito
Common Pleas CourU Charles
Farmer. head of the Detroit
office of the Attorney General
present for the defense of his
Offices part in the case.
Garry your complaints to some
other source, the Insurance Com
missioner or the Supreme Court
Judge Moynihan advised in dis
missing the entire case.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
" Head Sponsors
Movement To Make
Bunehe UNI Seey.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. - a
movement TO further the widely
hearldcd recommendations that
DR.. Ralph J Bunchc should be pro-
noted to the post OF Secretary
General of the United Nations
was launched here last week.
The movement Is being spear.
headed by John James, executive
secretary of the Fall Creek Park
way YMCA
Superior Court Judge Mercer
NJ. Nance is heading the local
committee.
Citizens all over the country
arc asked to write the United
Nations. urging the naming OF
Or. Bunche TO the post vacated
on the demise OF DR.. Dag Hammar
skiold.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
THE TWO WEATHERS:

BY ANDREW +. FRUEHAUF. CS.
DEVILS ADAM-EvE LORD GODS! (Cen. III.
etc.) a. EXCESSIVE HEAT OR COLD OF SATAN
BOUND: JUDAISM. re-. PR0TEsTANTISM.
MATERIA MEDICA. ct AL! The UNIVERSE IS
1907 THE MANIFESTATION OF THOUGHT!
GODS CHRIST SCIENTIST:
I'm ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE DIVINE. WE LIVE.
AND MOVE, AND BREATHE" AND HAVE OUR BEING
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYMN
HEAVEN AT HAND - WITHIN YOU! E-x-C-l-u-
s-lv-E REALITY OF GODS HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE NO BIRTHS DEATHS. SIN, MATTER, HELL AND
THEIR FATHER THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAM-EVE
FRAUDS AND MYTHS Genesis lao: MAN -
GODS IMAGE - DIVINE II: GODS MALE AND FEMALE
IN ONE AS PER c-H-lL-D-LE-S-S JESUS AND GREAT
EST. MARY BAKER EDDY'S MORE THAN 40 YEARS!
w. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT he
THE ONE REAL PARENT /! CREATOR = HONORED
BY THE c.H.I.LDL-E-s.s CHRIST JEsUS!l HAD MADE,
AND. BEHOLD, IT WAS t--Ls-l VERY GOOD!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14

Voting "stand-ins by the hun
drcds of people at registration
booths are scheduled in a massive
effort TO double the number OF
Negro voters in the South this
fall. the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther
King. Jr.. said Sunday in Detroit.
He said church "knccl-Ins are
also on the agenda.
DR.. King. president OF the
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference (SCLC), visited De.
troit to deliver a sermon Sunday at
the New Calvary Baptist Church,
Concord and Stuart. The int
erationist leader said the church
should foster instead of shying
away from freedom bus rides
to test racial segregation.
Praising the all-clcrgy Free
dem Ride of % Episcopal priests
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Dutch Representatives Seek
0emeney For Preston Cobb
Nearly 100000
HoNmders Sign
Mercy Petitions

ATLANTA. - Two distinguish
cd IIolIandcrs were here to observe
the hearing on the motion for "A
new trial for l5-ycar-old Preston
Cobb he bearing was held
on Friday october . at MIllcdge
VILE Ga
Convicted Of slayins Frank
Coleman Dumas ST.. 70Ncar.oli
white farmer young Cobb WAS
sentenced TO be executed on
September - Upon rcqust Of
The boy mother. Mrs Lcatha
Cobb Of Monticello. the NAACP
retained Donald l.. lIollowcll. AZ
lania attorney to defend Preston
Cobb IN further legal proceedings
a motion for a new trial. llcd by
Mr. lIolIowcll on Scplembcr -,
secured slay % lhc execution
order
News of the conviction and
death sentence aroused citizens
OF The Netherlands who organized
Preston Cobb Committee and
secured nearly 1000, 900 sigma
lures TO Petite asking
clemeney for the youth. The com.
mitfee. headed by j. van der Mol.
len of Amsterdam. designated two
representative TO come 10 This
country.
Representing the Dutch com
mltlce on this mission are Mrs
+ T DiemcrLindcbo0m, member
of the Municipal Board of Rolicr.
dam and a former member OF The
Netherlands delegation TO the
United Nations, and Judge 3 ".
van Houtcn. vicc.prcsidcnt OF the
Court of Arnhcim They arrived
in New York City on the night OF
October 2.
We come here" Judge van
lIoutcn explained in New York.
mot as critics of American law.
but as people with a real concern
about the death penalty for
mere lad Our concern has nothing
TO do with Preston Cobbs race.
il would be the same If he were
white, or Asian 1t Is the death
penalty for child that lraNclv
concerns us and the nearly 1000.
600 Dutch men. women and chil.
drcn VIC represent =
What we want TO do" Mrs.
Diemer-Lindeboom said. rs 10 get
all the facts in the case and 10
find oUt il there is some way
by which This boy will have the
opportunity 10 escape the death
penalty. We want to help him.
if we can. TO have chance 10
rehabiIiiate himself"
As member of The Neither
lands delegation to the United
Nations. Mrs Diemcr-Lindcboom
helped frame the child welfare
aspects Of the Declaration of llu
man RIGHTS. In Holland, they
pointed out, the death penalty
except fer military courts has
not been imposed for more than
a century
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Otis M. Smith
Named TO State
Supreme Court

Otis NJ. Smith. Auditor General
of Michigan. was sworn in Tues
day to serve as the first Negro
judge of the Michigan Supreme
Court
Smith, 80 was appointed by
Gov Swanson Monday to succeed
Justice Talbot Smith. OF Ann
Arbor, who has accepted appoint
mcnt to Federal Judgcship.
Nj Smith is a Flint lawyer
who worked his way through col
lcge to prepare for government
service
He served in Lansing first as
chairman Of the Michigan Public
Service and as auditor general
under appointment Of former
Gov. Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Says Police Arranged
For Him To Beat Rider

guilty OF violating prisoners civil
rights.
Griswold. Of Brooklyn, y. Y,
was one of the Freedom Riders
and anti-scgrcgation pickcts ar
rested in Monroe. Aug. u. when
policc-cncouragcd mob cStimat-
cd between two and five thou
sand riotcd against Freedom Rid
ers and Negroes.
II was out of this disturbance
that a white couple was detained
by an excited crowd in Newtown,
the colored district, for several
hours and then released unharm-
ed. This incident serves as the
basis of the trumpcd-up kidnap
indictments against civil-rights
leader Robert F. Williams and
four others. Williams escaped
capture and is in Havana where
he recently was accorded politi-
cal asylum.
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14

NEW YORK The Committee
TO Aid the Monroe Defendants
has sent Atty. Gen. Robert Ken
nedy a handwritten, signed con-
fcssion by Howard Stack of Union
County. stating that the savage
beating which he gave Freedom
Rider Richard Griswold in a cell
in the Union County Jail was
arranged beforehand with Mon
roc. N. c., police officers.
According TO Stacks confession
the police had promised him that
five charges of passing worthless
checks. and two charges OF assault
pending against him would be
dropped as payment for the beat
ing.
Conrad Lynn. counsel for the
Committee 10 Aid the Monroe De-
PENDANTS, has forwarded The con-
fession 10 Atty. Gen. Kennedy
asking . federal investigation
nd prosecution OF police officers
nd other authorities In Monros
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Jack Greenberg Named
MurshuII's Successor

NEW ) DIRK - The Board OF
Directors of the NAACP Legal
Defense and Educational Fund,
Inc. announced tonight that Jack
Grccnbcrg. a white attorney, has
been elected TO succeed Thurgood
Marshall as General Counsel.
The Board. at dinner meeting,
accepted the resignation OF Mr..
Marshall, who had been Director
Counsel since 1850, and has for
twenty-five years been associated
with the legal work Of the Ma
ACP.
Mr. Grccnbcrg. 81, was Mr..
Marshalls principal assistant,
and Assistant Counsel OF the
Fund since l949.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
NAAcP STILL SEEKS END
OF FLA. NAT. GUARD BIAS

TAMPA. Fla. - The NAACP
continued its drive for intcgra-
ton Of Florida's National Guard
units this week despite the Cover
nors charge that "disharmony of
our national goals would result.
Rev. A. Leon Lowry. NAACP
state president. reiterated the re-
quest that Farris Bryant, las
the elected Governor OF Florida.
take steps to end racial dis
elimination in the Florida Nation.
al Guard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES

r. l745, C.S. Sentinel. 1917
DETROIT - Friday, October l3. Pm. - LEILA MAY
AULTMAN, S.B. Community Arts Auditorium, Wayne
State University. Kirby between cass and Second Blvd
NO COLLECTIONS EVER.
ST. CLAIR SHORES - Sunday, October IS, 3 PM -
JOHN D. PICKETT Ottawa Junior High School, 1890
lockwood
WYANDOTTE - Tuesday. October II, Pm. - NEIL
n. BOWlES Church. 2808 Van AIstyne Blvd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Becomes First Negro
Postmaster

LOS ANGELES ~ Mrs James
Avery. mother of two children.
became the first Negro post
master on the West Coast. and
one of the first IN the entire
country. Mrs. Avery was sworn
in last week by Inspector ii +.
Hardy of the Glendale Post Office.
She will head a major post office
OF Pacoima.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Rep. Moxcine Young
To Face Trial

State Rep. Maxine Young. 90,
of 2038 Delaware, was ordered
Monday by Recorders Judge 7.
O'IIara to stand trial on charges
of forging signatures on election
petitions and inducing others to
do the same.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14

DALLAS. - The NAACP re.
gional office here has been in
formed that the 49th Armorcd
Division. Texas National Guard
unit, has begun token dcscgre-
CATION. 1t had been lily-whlte
previously.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
First Negro
US. Airy. In Texas

HOUSTON, Tex. - Carl Wal
kcr, Jr., 81. became the first
Negro to be appointed assistant
u. S. attorney in Texas southern
district. Walker was appointed
Monday by u. S Dist Atty. Wood
row Seals
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14

midas GUARDIAN ANGELS : Beautiful
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH HEALING!
AND, 1.-THE BEST IS YET TO Be-!
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF, cs. ~
1T IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS"
or ALL RACES AND PEOPLES - IMPERATIVE
BASIC, PURE EDUCATION. CULTURE POLITICS.
RECREATION - THE FLESH PROFlTETH NOTHING"
Iesus in John 6:63) - AND ENTERTAINMENT TO
BE PUT THROUGH THE LAUNDRY AND TO
EXCLUDE THE DEVILS BILLION S RAcKETs
THEREIN -
See INDIA. Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
"POLICE COMMENDED
DETROIT FAR BELOW US. CRIME RATE"

Ait COD,s UNCOMFORTABLE DETROIT
Detroit News '-2o
Detroits crime rate increased only two-fen'ns OF Pc
cent during the first months of this year. wne me
fonaI rate for large cities jumped per cent r0'es
missioner Hart announced today ia.
Hart said for the first eight months OF ''o' ''e
crime rate actually dipped 2.3 per cent
See POLICE, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14

SEE BACK PAGE FOR REVELATIONS r Of
EXCLUSIVE REALITY = ETERNAL rtH Hr'',c .'VN
OF GODS CREATION : YOUR True bt ns1;
AND EXPOSURE OF THE MYTHS : , ptvM'
HELL. SIN, BIRTHS. DISEASE: psa n,'s S wHM''
.MATTER! ADAM-EvE. MURDtROuss, Sa' s,u
JUDAS -"CHAsIIY FARCE" F00llNG!, SaTi?
OF TARsIIS. 90 YEARS PLUS RIP VAN W."NiI'
NON. CHRIST SCIENTIST CLERGY lAImtN'
LEADERS. MASSES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE SUPPORTS DR.. RALPH
BUNCHE TO REPLACE THE LATE
DAG HAMMARSKJOlD. BY SUPPORTING OUR
EDITORIAL COLUMN, p. a. October J =
uVAtuv NOT m RIINCHE2"
"WHY NOT DR.. BUNCHE?"

GIVING AN ARTICLE BY EDWARD MuRkA'N - me
New JERSEY Herald News of two weeks ago.
Dr. Bvnehe, through more than 10 years OF service ~
the u S. State Dept, and in the unfeo Nso"s = ''''
tedIv the most Negro diplomat in the western
World and DESPITE the snpins of the most respected
The United States by projecting the image OF negro
Dr. Bunche as its candidate for the position OF
General of the United Nations, could lin my humble oP"
ion) drsstcsy alter the omes cool diplomatic e''ms.e
which prevails among the AsisnAfrean bloc assns' "''
country.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

rate a bit; because to combat
the recession, the Federal Re-
serve System has been pumping
credit into the banking system
because the administration has
been taking direct steps to
force down borrowing costs.
Improvement Cited
Reason No. 2: With signs of
business upturn spreading, it
lis logical to expect that the
decline in most borrowing costs
except mortgage rates from
here on will be exceedingly
limited. And it is probable that
as business perks up, money
will become not quite as easy
to borrow, costs will stabilize
and move up slightly.
If you are a small business
man with loans outstanding
which you can refinance, this
is the time to check your
lending sources, bargain for
more favorable terms and