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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

GAITHERsBURG-Clean as q pin
Brick: 3 bedrms., and den, ga
baths, 2 firepls., full bsmt.: ready
to move in. Beautiful trees. A
house you will appreciate and
enjoy. Quick sale, S25,500. HENRY
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Al Years Of pependable Service
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. 4-4OO(
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ACRES (21a) with rms, IL
baths, bSmt.. garage. Built 1854
on paved rd. $1,000; 5000 down.
ALDEN REAL ESTATE, 10. 5-1950
AMAZINGLY CLEAN home off Sligo
ave. FILA approved SI2,500! .
bedrms., sep din. rm., lge. kit, full
bsmt.. trees. $1,000 incl. sett.. bal.
% yrs. Ewes, JU. S-303S.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-1240
ASHBURTON-Avail. immed.; mr..
st. James: extra lRe. 4-bedrm
brk.; firepl., 3 full tiled baths,
formal din. rm., tiled bsmt.: car
port: elec. kit. w/din. space.
plastered walls, many extras.
5000 Kingsford rd.. Bethesda.
ASHTON AREA, near HIGHLAND
2 baths, NEW 3-bedroom brick
rambler. daylight basement, ACRE
LOT; S24,150. JU. SOIL It'll 8,
RIPLEY COMPANY, REALTORS
ASSUME LARGE FHA loan on g.
mo.-old brk. rambler; 3 .bedrms.,
Ia baths, rec. rm. and almost
finished 4th bedrm., and full day
light bsmt.: S19,750. 5107 Brent
ford dr., Montrose Park. VIII
6-Sl07 BY OWNER
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mM0gen

woODMooR. SILVER SPRING
Brk.. Colonial. entrance hall
air-cond. bedrms., big screened
porch, finished rec. rm. in bsmt,
fenced yd. with trees: S19,5OO
OWNER. Open. ia Eastmoor DIR.
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BALTIMORE PKWY. AREA rea,

bargain, 4-bedrm. Cape Cod load.
ed with extras. Carpeting, drape:
and fireplace in liv. rm. Country.
size kit, 1st n. laundry rm. equip
with auto. washer and drier; large
screened patio; barbecue pit. pic.
mic table and 3X12-ft, portable
swimming pool. Beautiful corner
lot with several oak trees anc
completely fenced. A terrific buy
at $4,000. Assume S9446 pay
ments. No red tape.
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NORTH CHEVY cHAsE-open J.
z. Fri, Sat. Sun. Modern CUSTOM
built bi-level rambler on elevated
lot overlooking Rock Creek Park
in neighborhood Of fine homes,
Quality material and workman.
ship throughout. A charmtnr
studio or den with firepl. and pic
ture window, built-in gar. 4 bed
rms. 8 baths, 2-zone Dashboard
heat. intercom system, all-elec
kit. with table space. Price, S3S,-
300. OWNER-BUuDER, OF. e.
6641, or see your agent. Dir q:
North on Conn. ave, right on Ken
Slngton pkwyI right on GlenmoOr
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LITTLE FLOWER PARISH, Mass
ave. ext.-Brick Colonial on level
lot; 3 bedrms., 2 baths; screened
porch, garage; only S23,950 with
excel. financing avail. A.. c.
HOUGHTON & SON, INC. OIL. 2
6241 or OIL. 2-9474.
LOHR'S BEST BETS
WE TAKE TRADES
$14,850
TAKOMA PARK-older-type stucco
bungalow; 4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
front and rear porches; nice lot
50X130; large trees, detached ga
rage FHA applied for.
$19,6O0
masonry
Cape Cod; living room, dining
room. kitchen with table space
bedroom, bath on 1st. nice bed
rooms on End. Large gear de-
tached garage, 2 outbuildings;
fruit trees; huge lot, 124x35O.
SlS,S0U
SILVER SPRING - Modern brick
Colonial, walk to heart OF Silver
Spring. 3 bedrooms. recreation
room. rear patio; detached garage.
Lovely. wooded corner lot. Many
extras.
$21,950
PARK-Huge double lot
facing Manor circle. Loaded with
trees, flowers. shrubs. Side patid
with privacy. Living room, dining
room, kitchen, pantry, breakfast
nook, powder room, 3 bedrooms
and bath on 2nd: built-in garage;
wall-to-Wall carpet.
$22,950
SPRING = Indian Spring
Club Estates. 3-bedroom brick
Colonial; den. recreation room,
side screened porch. off-Street
$24,950
CoLESvILLE EDNoR AREA -
area. 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, full
basement. carport. Quality con-
structton.
$31,500
BURNT MILLS HILLS-Fine brick
Colonial in prestige area: 8 bed
rooms, paneled den, powder room,
breezeway. Gear garage. Custom
built home on huge HANDICAPPED
lot, close 10 an acre. Choice
planting.
$37,950
HILGANDALE - Real quality IN
prime area Williamsburg Colonial.
Fine handicapped lot Of 33,l13 50,
IT. 8 bedrooms, 21a baths, garage,
aluminium awning, side screened
porch. Owner will take back 1st
trust.
Al Years Of Dependable Service
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
MASS. AVE. EXT, overlea I'd
5614, Sumner, Md bedrmS ;,
49,
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MANOR Cor1NrRY c11m snns

MANOR COUNTRY CLUB-spac
4-b.r" 3-bath antique brk. Colonial
split overlooking one of the finest
golf courses in the East. Family
room with capital "F'. 2-car
garage, plus lots of storage; 3Os
Ga. ave. ext. to club entr. and
follow arrows to open house,
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SILVER SPRNG-N. Blair High,
newly decor, 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler; liV. rm., sep. din. rm.,
fin. rec. rm., lge. porch. Addi-
tional closet, air cond.. carpeting
and drapes included. NO AGENTS.
For sale by owner; S20,990. JU.
5-49S2.
SILVER SPRING; OPEN sun. 20;
OWNER: 2119 Coleridge DR.
Split-foyer rambler; liv. rm., sep
din, rm.. all-elec. kit. with dish
washer and intercom. 3 bedrms.,
ga baths, family rm.. .32-ft. rec
rm., den, lory. rm., walk-in cedar
closet. Lee. wooded lot. Excel: loo.
shops. etc: $4,000. JU. s-5131.
SILVER sPRING-only S15,950-
Neat and clean 3-bedrm. brk
"sPARKLEs N oLIsrENs"
Full bsmt.. near bus, schools and
st. Johns.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
SILVER RING, Woodside -
Colonial. sep. din. rm.. completely
equip. kit. study or bedrm. and
full bath on 1st FIR; 3 bedrms.
and bath on 2nd fir; paneled
rec. rm., powder rm. in bsmt.,
huge scr. porch, garage S26,950
KORZENDORFER REALTOR, OIL
4-Sl1l til 9.
SILVER SPRNG-OPEN SAT. ANI
SUN. Owner transf. Beaut., spac
brk. split-level. alum. windows, 4
bedrmS., lge. family rm.. near
schls., churches, shop. DIR: Univ.
blvd. to Caddington ave. 2nd left
to 100 Playford lane: BY OWN
Err. No agents. JU. 5-2596.
SILVER SPRING-Very Ice. 4-bed-
rm-' 6rick q 5, Cape Cod; formal t,I11 |. din din
pantry. brkfst. nook; custom rec
rm.. garage: AdjoinS park; walk
to schools, perfect cond.; the mid
20s. "OKD TRADE
KEN DRUSKIN 4 co. 10. b-2nOb
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

LITTLE FLOWER PARISH, Mass
ave. ext.-Brick Colonial on level
lot; 3 bedrmS., 2 baths; screened
porch, garage; only S23,950 with
excel. financing avail. A.. c.
HOUGHTON & SON, INC. OIL. 2
6241 or OIL, 2-9474.
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ROSEMARY HILLS

ROSEMARY HILLS
Pretty brick-and-frame Colonial
fine neighborhood; 3 bedrooms, :
baths, separate dining room, pan.
eled rec. room, screened porch
garage, slate roof. Owner leaving
country. Must sell. Asking S22, 800
Assume large GI 4K2eo loan OF
arrange other financing.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-5992 JU. 9-903G
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DoNT sE11 Tuoer Io,.re

DON'T SELL THOSE HORSES
Come out and look at this ) acre
estate w/mod. 3-bedrm. home and
guest house: magnificent trees and
blooming shrubs. on rolling Mary
land countryside. Low 40S. Coles
vile. I'd. to Springbrook DIR. and
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
WeStmoreland Hills
5402 Albemarle st.

OPEN SUNDAY 2-6
PRICE REDUCED. Delightful Whit
prick house, in excellent condi'
tion. Bedrm. and bath on 1st fir.
plus paneled den; dining nm. anC
living rm. overlook large garden
. bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nC
fireplace leads to terrace and gar.
den. Garage, prompt possession
can DE. 2-7739. co-exclusiVe.
DIRECTIONS: From WestmorelanC
Circle, right on Wetherill I'd
right on Albemarle two long blks
TO open sign.
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CHEVY CHASE, 1905 Leland St
White, brick, 3-bedrm. Colonial
liv. rm. and fin. rec. rm. have
firepls.; dining rm. has corner
cabinet; new kit, powder rm. or
1st. H.; bet. clubs, near best
schools; S27.750. PERLA BECK.
HAM WOLFoRD. OIL. 2-5522, OIL
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CHEVY CHASE "THE HAMLET

CHEVY CHASE 'THE HAMLET"
beautiful rambler-type home or
2-acre lot, fully air conditioned
. bedrooms, baths. large Twins
room for entertaining, secluded
patio; shown by appt. only. Cal
WO. $4,000 til 2 pm. EDw. H
JONES AND CO., INC. Realtor.
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WILSON HILLS-New listing. Walk
to. Argyle Country Club and swim
ming pool from this 8 b.r. and
den split-level on q acre; mod.
Kit; and family room, ga baths:
WONDERFUL NEIGHBORS. Owner
70 Mimi. Mid POS for quick sale.
follow arrows to home
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
BERKSHIRE
RAMBLERS
SPLIT-LEVELS

New brick homes; 3 bedrms., 3
baths, sep. din. rm., de luxe kitch-
en- with breakfast space, walk-out
bsmt.. mahog. rec. rm.; walk TO
MI; Galvary shopping IriH Snd 5Hs6 Sn6
down. Priced from S1S,950.
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BEST BUYS
mE0pgn
1.30 'TTT. e

WALK TO WHEATON PLAZA
From this unusually bright and
clean Cape Cod, with full bsmt.,
live. rm. w/firepl., table space in
kit, pretty lot with trees and
shrubs; close to school. Only
Sl1 1850 FHA or VA. Univ. blvd
TO wheaton Plaza entr. and turn
on East ave. to home.
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ST. MARY's PARISH - 4-bedrm e,
21a-bath, large family home; pine
paneled rec. room. laundry rm..
nv. rm., separate din. rnn., mod
ern equip. kit. Walk to public.
elementary, jr. high schools, rec
feation center. bus and shopping
Assume 41zec loan. low payments.
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VACANT
$3.50 DOWN
BE. SECTION
-. - IL. - -.

TRADES ACCEPIED
Folks. I am offering you this
golden house which has Just been
completely redec. consisting Of Z
very lge. rms, . kits, extra lge.
yards; nr. transp. and schools.
You cannot afford to pass it up.
Easy payments. For appt. call
Mr.. George, ST. 3-0567 or EN-.
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POTOMAC
Open Sunday, 1-6
A Country Home
for Idoo1 T.ivi1ou

In the rolling countryside of ths
Potomac Hunt. small paradise
for the. sportsman and family in.
terested in hunting and yet con.
venient TO business office ir
Washington, 45 minutes away. A
brick Colonial ranch, usual room,
plus screened porch: 3 bedrmS., Z
baths. recreation room with extra.
large fireplace, bath laundry, fur.
mace room and storage: located or
212 rolling acres. enclosed witt
fence and barn with stalls for j:
horses. Breath-taking panoramic
view Of countryside even to Vir.
ginia IL miles a way. One seldom
has a chance to see such com.
plete INABILITY built into a grac.
iouS ranch Of this price range
$49,500. Mrs. Patten, DE. 2-S71l
Directions: Out River rd. to Poto,
mac signal light, right to S. Gle1
I'd, left on S. Glen rd. to Twir
Bridges, take left bridge ther
sharp right on Glen Mills rd. t
Tulip lane. Exclusive.
SANDOZ, INC.
9 Dupont Circle DU. 7-1234
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GLENDALE-Custom brick rambler
with 8 bedrms.. 2 baths. 2 fire
uxe Eis; eIsl'S sul S,t nin .nd % ,ttsches apo es
garage, 100-ft. lot frontage. A
section Of beautiful homes, priced
low; S24.600.
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GAKRETT PARK-AttractIye T.
SNAPPED brick rambler; q bedrms
sep. din. rm.. de luxe kit, . fire.
piS,' plne-paneled rec. rm.; asking
2HTS'o00. SAMUEL z. BOGLEY'
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$31, 800
BURNT MILLS H1LLS-Fine brick
Colonial in prestige area: 8 bed
rooms, paneled den, powder room,
breezeway, 2-car garage. Custom
built home on huge Handicapped
lot close 10 an acre. Choice
planting.
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-BERENs SALES. RE. 6-54OO

FARM AND HOME EXCLUSIVE
CLINTON AREA; S11,400, $1,000
dn. Assume GI loan 4l2ec. SOL
per mo. pays alias cute as q doll
house; 2 bedrms., din. I'M, lge.
liv. rm. and kit. lovely trees, lA.
acre lot. Quick pnSSeSsion.
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MASS. AVE. EXT, overlea I'd.
5614, Sumner, Md bedrmS
baths, den, rec. rm., garage
good quality home. OWNER, OIL
2-7l2S; RA. 6-6630.
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D. Lucas Assoc

CARROLL KNOLLS, open . to <
SAT, AND SUN.-3-bedrm brE
rambler; rec. rm.; exit, nice lot,
trees. S1S.950. DIR: Ga. ave. to
Dennis left to Haywood, right to
a. J; oRLosKY, REALToR
JU. 5-S253 III S-SooA
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CHEVY CHASE - Charming, cute
and cozy, this English Tudor home
offers liv. .rm. with firepl., sep.
DIN; rm., nice kit, = bedrms. and
bath on .2nd floor; attached garage,
nicely, Handicapped. convenient to
everything: Ideal for retired cou-
SON REAITAP ~ . . Nm
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ANACOSTIA, 1417 You st. Sc
semidet. brick; 6 rooms and bath;
2 enclosed porches; full bsmt.; oil
h.-w. heat: priced right. Ii. g.
7043; ewes. LU. q BOIL, WILL
lOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO..
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S37 o50

HIILANDALE : Real quality IN
Prime PIn area Willi9msbgrg Colonial,
IT. 8 bedrooms, 21a baths, garage,
aluminium awning, side screened
porch. Owner will take back 1st
trust.
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SILVER SPRING - Modern brick
Colonial. walk to heart of Silver
Spring. 3 bedrooms. recreation
room, rear patio; detached garage.
Lovely. wooded corner lot. Many
extras.
Evening star., 1961-09-23

Georgia votes in State pri-
marieS on a county unit system,
whereby the largest counties by
population have six votes, the
medium sized counties four and
the small counties two. A candi-
date receiving a popular vote
majority in q county will re-
ceive that county'S unit vote.
Mr.. Allen is the political heir
to outgoing Mayor William B.
Hartsfield. In his victory, he
put together the same coalition
of Negroes and lppcr-inCome
white voters which maintained
Mayor Hartsfield in office.
Mayor Hartsville, 10, is re-
tiring after % years in office
a record among mayors of
major American cities.
Complete returns gave Mr.
Allen 64,313 votes and Mr.
Maddox, 36,091.
Evening star., 1961-09-23
BY the Associated Press

The Interstate Commerce
Commission has ordered a halt
to racial discrimination in in
terstate bus travel.
Rules adopted unanimously
by the 11-man commission pro-
hibit segregation on interstate
buses and use of terminals
where facilities are segregated.
The ICC directed yesterday
that starting November l
all buses and bus terminals
used by interstate passengers
must display signs affirming
that their use will be without
regard to race, color or creed.
A maximum fine of $500 was
provided for violation of the
rules set up by the ICC, which
has sweeping regulatory powers
over all commercial, interstate,
surface transportation.
Operators of interstate buses
were directed to report to the
ICC within Is days any inter-
ference with enforcement of
the ruleS-whether the inter-
ference came from an indi-
vidual, a private group or a po-
litical subdivision such as a
State or city. Such reports
also would have to include a
statement on action taken by
the carrier to halt the inter-
ference.
Evening star., 1961-09-23
ICC Expands Its Ban
On Bus Segregation

An ICC spokesman indicated
the rules will not be strictly
applied to every independ-
entity operated corner drug
store which sells a few tickets
for a motor carrier"
However, the commission
made plain it would not grant
exemptions from the rules on
a plea that terminals and
their facilities are not owned
and operated by the carrier.
If a place offers facilities, such
as food and rest rooms, for
interstate travellers, the ICC
said "it would appear that
premises where these services
and facilities are made avail
able should be considered as
part Of the carriers terminal
facility"
The ICC explained that, for
practical purposes, desegregat-
ing of terminal facilities for
interstate travellers means de-
segregating intrastate travel
ers as Well-unleSs intrastate
carriers wish to establish their
own terminals which the COM
mission does not regard as a
likely development.
Attorney General Kennedy
proposed new bus regulations
in a petition filed with the
See RACIAL, Page Az
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Marshall Named
ToAppeuIs Court

HYANNIS PORT, Mass.
Sept. % (AP).-President Ken.
nedy today sent to the Senate
the nomination of Thurgooc
Marshall. Negro integration le-
gal mastermind, for the Second
Circuit Court of Appeals. The
appointment was announced al
the summer White House.
Mr.. Marshall is the second
Negro appointed to a Federal
circuit court of appeals. The
first was Judge William Hastie
who now sits on the appellate
bench in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Marshall has represented
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
for many years. The appoint
ment is for life and the salary
is $25, 900.
Mr.. Marshall will get an in
terim appointment if the nomi-
nation is not confirmed by the
Senate in the closing hours o1
the 1861 session.
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Senate Confirms
Hamilton to Post
BY the Associated Press

The Senate confirmed today
on a voice vote President Ken
nedy's nomination of Fowler
Hamilton, New York attorney
to head the new Agency for
International Development.
Mr.. Hamilton. so, takes over
foreign aid direction with a
promise to inaugurate strict ac-
counting practices and to con-
duct a business-like admins
tration.
Il expect to be held account
able" for proper handling OF
the program, Mr.. Hamilton
told the Senate Foreign Rela-
tionS Committee at a hearing
yesterday on his nomination
He was questioned in the light
of charges that some phases
of foreign aid have been mis-.
managed in past years and that
waste has resulted.
Mr.. Hamilton will take over
the work of Henry R. Labouisse
director of the Internationa,
Cooperation Administration
which the new aid agency re-
places. Mr.. Labouisse, a vet
eran career officer, has headed
the program since early this
year.
Evening star., 1961-09-23

ton, if he is unavoidably called
out of the city.
The Senate had passed a bill
permitting broad absentee vot-
ing and registration. But con-
ferees reasoned that the regis
tration period, running from
January to As days before the
vote in any presidential elec-
TOMS year, was sufficient for
any interested citizen to regis
ter in person except under un-
usual circumstances.
Dropped was a Senate pro-
posal to permit voting by per-
sons who have Just moved to
the District if they met voting
requirements, including former
residence. in the States from
which they came. Senator
Miller, Republican of Iowa, sue
ceeded in inserting this "recip-
rocal" residence agreement in
the bill on the Senate floor. 1t
was credited primarily with de-
feating other Senate floor at
See VOTE, Page AS
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Racial Moderate Wins
Atlantic S Mayor Race

ATLANTA, Sept. % (AP).-
Atlanta, the first major city in
the South to integrate its
schools peacefully, has nomin-
ated a racial moderate to be
its next mayor.
The nominee is Ivan Allen jr.,
a 50-year-old political novice
who defeated Segregationist
Lester MADDOX by a margin of
almost 81 in yesterdays runoff
primary. Both men are Demo-
Gratis.
Victory in the primary, which
is conducted on non-partisan
basis, is tantamount to elec-
tion.
Mr.. Allen campaigned on a
platform of racial cooperation,
compliance with Federal courts,
municipal expansion and eco
nomic growth.
He interpreted his victory
as a mandate to carry out his
program.
I've been confident all along
that the good sense of the ma
jority of the people of Atlanta
would back me up" he said.
I'm happy to have the man
date of the people to back up
my plans. The majority of
the voters have said they want
a progressive. forward-moving
administration with an ex-
panding economy"
Mr.. Allen, who pledged during
his campaign to work for
changes in the county unit
system. said he is ready to
move.
Il will ask Senator Charlie
Brown and Representative
Muggsy Smith to introduce
proper legislation at the next
session lin January to amend
or eliminate the county unit
system to see that Atlanta has
a fair vote in State govern
ment,' he said.
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Plea for Haste
Lost by Rusk
U. N. Secretary
Decision Put Off
BY EARL H. VOSS
Star Stan Writer

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Sept. %. Afro-Asian powers,
which represent some As votes
in the 99-nation General AS
sembly, reacted without haste
today to Secretary of State
Rusk's call for immediate"
appointment of a provisional
secretary general to replace the
late Dag Hammarskjold.
They scheduled a 9 am.
meeting Monday to consider
how to fill the post left vacant
when Mr.. Hammarskjold's
plane crashed in Northern
Rhodesia.
That provided time over the
week end for consultations to
resolve their split on procedure,
Some of the nations preferred
going first through the Secur-
ity Council, others wanted to
resolve the problem in the
General Assembly.
The United States had hoped
discussion might start in the
General Assembly yesterday
perhaps with introduction of q
resolution on naming of a tenn
| porary replacement.
RuSk PrOds
To quicken the pace of be-
hind-the-scenes m neuvers
Secretary Rusk took the un-
usual step of releasing excerpts
from his luncheon speech be-
fore New York's Foreign Press
Association two hours in ad-
vance.
"An outstanding world leader
should be named Immediately, ;
Mr.. Rusk said, Ito perform the
functions of the office of the
secretary general for a tempo
rary period, during which ef-
forts to elect a permanent Sec
retary general should proceed
The Secretary opposed the
three-man executive proposal
of the Soviet Union in all its
variations.
The General Assembly, we
believe, has full authority to
make such a provisional ap-
pointment," Mr.. Rusk declared
BY the terms of the charter the
Assembly has the power to reg
ulate appointments in the Sec
retariat. That power neces-
sarily provides provisional ar
rangements for carrying on the
functions of the Secretariat' s
chief officer in emergencies.
He cited two occasions or
which the General Assembly
had exercised that power before
Sir Gladwyn Jebb OF Great
See U. n, Page A.:
Evening star., 1961-09-23
OSTENTATION DECLINES
u. S. Diplomats Try
Toxi-Size Limousines

the State Departments News
Letter." a monthly magazine
1t indicated the United States
Ambassador to Russia, Level
lyn Thompson, himself sug-
gested the change.
One of the "compacts" has
just been shipped to Moscow
A second will be bought for Sar
Salvador. The department
wants to see how these work
out before purchasing more.
When he was here last
March. Mr.. Thompson com
planned about troubles in keep
ing up his passenger cars in
Moscow-"one expensive make
in particular" the newsletter
said.
The emissary to the Soviet
Union said the cobbleStones and
rough roads in Russia beat ur
his American cars too much
and he had difficulty getting
high octane gasoline. He sug.
gested too that a smaller
vehicle would be less osten.
tatious.
Evening star., 1961-09-23
WestGermans
Told 10 Accept
Fact Of East
U. S. Officials
Reveal Nature
Of New Policy

BERLIN, Sept. % (AP). -
High American officials in
sisted today they are advising
West German leaders to face
up to the existence of the East
German Communist state.
But an American mission
spokesman said there have been
no official announcements of
this new American attitude.
The spokesman emphasized
that refusal to grant the East
Germans control of allied ac-
cess to Berlin remains firm
Western policy.
News reports limiting at a
possible Western de facto rec
ognition of East Germany sur
prised and upset West Ger
mans.
The Berlin newspaper Der
Tagesspiegel linked these re-
ports to a background meeting
held for newsmen yesterday by
Gen. Lucius D. Clay, President
Kennedy's special envoy to Ber-
lin. In New York, the Colum-
bia Broadcasting System said
it was identifying Gen. Clay as
the source for such stories.
Considered Illegal
West German policy always
has been based on the principle
that East Germany does not
exist as a state and the Com
munist administration there is
illegal. This also has been the
policy of Germany's Western
allies.
The American officials say
the people of West Germany
and Berlin should now realize
that the Communist regime in
East Germany is here to stay,
at least for some years.
The same sources say the
East Germans may eventually
have to be given some form
of check on civilian use of the
Western air corridors between
Berlin and West Germany.
The East Germans already
control all civilian surface
movements into Berlin.
Statement Issued
The United States mission in
Berlin issued a terSe state
ment after reports of a new
American attitude created a
furor among West German poll
ticians and commentators. The
statement said:
AN official spokesman of the
United States mission, in re-
ferring to recent news dis
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