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had tape-recorded calls Of
these guys that tried to black
mail me-"
Mr.. Rhoeder: "These guys
that weren't even at the ac-
cident. don't you understand?
An dthey're trying to get money
out of her."
Mrs. Waller: "These two guys
from the photography studio
claim that ther were there and
that if I didn't pay them of
they were going to testify
against me and wanted to get
that for court evidence because
they were sticking me up for
fifty, a hundred bucks each,
Another guy is sticking me UP
for 800 bucks"
The guys" were not identi-
fed nthe recording.
On Tuesday Deputy City At
torney Robert Height asked
Mrs. Waller if she hadn't made
a financial arrangement with
Rick Chapman. operator Of q
photo studio across the street
from the arrest scene.
Absolutely not" she re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

at her home without her knowl-
edge after police concealed a
tape recorder on him.
Mr.. Lott was a witness to the
January 10 arrest Of the 28-
year-old blond wife of. Half
back. Rno Waller of the Los
Angeles Rams and heiress to
the Post cereal fortune. She is
a granddaughter Of Mrs. Merri-
weather Post. Washington host;
eSs.
Mrs. Waller testified two
policemen who stopped her
sports car on Sunset Boulevard
made improper advances to her
and a woman companion. The
officers denied anw misconduct.
A Municipal Court jury of
seven men and five women
cupped their ears as the
scratchy recording was played
yesterday.
Third Person Present
It showed a third person.
Tony Phoeder, not further
identified, was present during
the conversation between Mrs.
Waller and Mr.. Loft. Mrs.
Waller was heard saying she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
High School Bonds
To Give Concert

A band Of $50 young mu-
sicians will offer a program Of
American music at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the auditorium OF
Wilson High School, Nebraska
avenue and Chesapeake street
NV.
Both the Wilson and Alice
Deal bands will combine for
the concert. in an attempt to
raise $1,000 needed for, instru-
ments and uniforms.
Tickets at 81 may be pur-
chased at the door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

national and local oficers for
members.
Mr.. Cross. who has been
accused Of dominating the ex-
ecutive board. backed all the
resolutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

held It had no power to ban Q
member from ONCE.
Resolutions yesterday, In
part. diluted some Of Mr.. Cross
power. They include:
Reducing officers terms from
five to four years and holding
conventions ever four years
instead Of every five. The next
congress is set for Washington,
D. c., in 1862, at a date still
to be chosen.
Salaries Revised
Fixing the salaries Of inter-
national officers in convention
rather than by tn einterna-
tional executive board.
Approval by the executive
board of hiring and firing by
the president, done alone here
tofore.
Publishing salaries Of inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
BIockmoiI Chorge Made
By Mrs. Waller on Tope

LOS ANGELES. Mar 8 up. - recording played at
Marjorie Duant Walters drunk drvng misdemeanor trial
disclosed what the acresshees calls attempt to black
mail her since her arrest
James Lott cab driver testified he made the recording
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
Many Filipino Tongue,

MANILA. - Inhabitants Of
the Philippine Islands speak 81
different Languages. all related.
and some of them only dialects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
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could hamper United States
military operations on the
island at q time of crisis with
the Communist world.
A book dealer and powerful
speaker, Mr.. Kaneshi has
moved audiences in Okinawa
and Japan with attacks on
American policy. He denied he
Is a Communist. but said he
would accept Red support.
However. he has said he does
not demand that the Americans
get out Of okinawa immedi-
ately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

States policy on the former
Japanese island the Americans
have occupied since World War
IL.
Virtually complete Official
returns from the voting yester-
day gave Mr.. Kaneshi S5.llS
votes to Sails for Mr.. Tara.
More than 10 per cent Of the
city's 9o.739 voters cast ballots.
1t. Gen. James Moore, United
States High Commissioner of
the RyukyuS, refused to COM
ment on the election result.
Crowds of Okinawans JAM
ming the streets outside news
paper Offices cheered as the
conclusive results were posted.
Wants Frank" Meeting
Mr.. Kaneshl said today he
wants to meet with Gen. Moore
as soon as he is inaugurated.
II want to speak frankly so
the Americans will know what
the people want" he said.
The inauguration is tenta-
lively set to be held within a
week.
Mr.. Kaneshi said that he had
no definite plans 70 push his
main campaign pledge to seek
Okinawa's return TO Japan. He
added that he hopes the United
States would not be childish"
enough to refuse his admins
tration access to a frozen mil
lion-dollar reconstruction fund.
The last two Naha elections
also had brought new strength
to extreme Leftist, anti
American elements in the city
administration. The capitals
pro- Communist Mayor. Kane
jiro Senaga, was ouSted Novem-
Der IS after a United States
military decree imposed changes
In the city ordinance which
made his removal possible.
Loser Blames U. S.
Mr.. Tara blamed his defeat
on this American action, saying
1t kept alive the Okinawans'
anti-American feeling" Both
Mr.. Tara and his opponent
favor return Of Okinawa TO
Japan. but the Socialist said
American troops must stay to
combat the Communist threat.
The United States fears that
the pro-Communist Peoples
Party. strong supporters Of Mr..
Raneshi. may gain control Of
the unions at Naha port and
many Okinawan employees Of
the armed forces. They thus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

Strauss. chairman Of the
United States Atomic Energy
Commission, had forced q de-
lay ip the Official announce
ment under a United States
BIRTHS hagreement to co-ordi-
nate the declassification of
secret information about the
project.
The Sunday Observer said
the United States had asked
for a delay so Its scientists
could catch up with the British.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

. reported secrecy wransle be-
tween London and Washing
ton.
Confirming widespread re-
ports. the United Kingdoms
Atomic Engery Agency an
nounced yesterday that news
men will be invited to tour the
Harwell atomic energy research
station and that scientific re-
ports will be published In the
magazine Mature.
The announcement is ex-
pected January "a.
Newsmen will be shown the
experimental machine known
as zeta. the agency said. but
ofiicial statements will cover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
East Germans
TNU.S. Doctor

BERLIN. Jan. Is up. - An
East German prosecutor has
demanded 10 months in Jail
for an American doctor accused
Of making an illegal camera
purchase.
The Communist Party organ
Neues Deutschland said DR..
Walter Steinberg. of Alhambra.
Calf. was picked up last June
along with Josef Gutmann. a
Swiss national for whom FIVE
years was asked on the same
charge.
r. C. OBrieh. United States
Consul in West Berlin. con-
firmed the arrest Of Mr.. Stein
berg. born in Philadelphia in
1922. but said he had heard
the doctor was arrested in Sep
TENDER. He said he had asked
Soviet authorities in East Ber-
lin TO investigate.
Neues Deutschland gave
this account:
Mr.. Steinberg came to Berlin
on a world tour and planned
10 visit Moscow. He met Mr..
Gutmann in West Berlin. and
the latter promised to obtain
q Soviet visa.
Instead he used Mr.. Stein
berg's American car for
smuggling illegally purchased
typewriters out OF East Berlin.
The paper said the trail con-
firmed Mr.. Steinberg's claim
he did not know about Mr..
Gutmann's dealings except for
one incident-that he asked
the Swiss. TO get him a camera
for $500 East marks (si44 on
the open market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
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Most By DoctOrs-Ayailable
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Medical tests proved this formula
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tiny tablets called Primatsnse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
Who'd ever guess
its the lowest priced
Of the IoW.price three

In case you haven't yet gotten around to pricing
this elegantly styled IS Ford Custom 800, put
your mind at ease. When you compare manu-
facturers' suggested retail delivered prices.
you'll find that this Ford is priced lower than
any sedan in its field. And Ford has the lowest
priced station wagon and convertible. tool
But price isn't everything. The IS Ford made
history, too. as the first car ever to use the
whole world as its test track This meant taking
the all-new Interceptor V-S, combining it with
new Cruise O. Matte, the most versatile of all
automatic drives, and tackling some of the
toughest roads we could find on three CONT
nents. This terrific power team available with
up to 800 hp) proceed that it can handle any
driving you'll ever have to do while saving
you up to l5S on gasl Start your savings for 5S
with lower-priced Fordl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

oni yearly work with II. Nu-
merous unofiicial accounts Of
the machines work have said
that II can produce tempera-
lures Of several million degrees
centigrade, which would allow
a controlled thermonuclear re-
action for several seconds. The
rawy material is heavy hydro
gen. which is easily extracted
from sea water.
British newspapers have
charged that Animal Lewis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
WHILE CAR PRICES WENT UP THROUGHOUT THE
INDUSTRY, THE PRICE OF THIS CAR WENT DOWN

Here's good news for people who are
tired Of reading about higher prices for
1858 cars: Ford has priced many Of its
new '6S models lOsrer than corresponding
1957models! In fact, with all their exciting
new styling and engineering advances,
Ford Custom S00's are priced as much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
British Findings
On H-power 10
Be Revealed

LONDON. Jan. 10 R.-"Im-
portant" results OF British ex-
periments on Harvesting the
power Of the H-bomb are due
TO be made public late this
month, ending for the present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
Okinowo Capitol Elects
Foe of u. S. as Mayor

NAHA. okinawa Jam Is tE-An ardent foe United
States elected Mayor Of Naha capital Of the American
Eastern base island of Okinawa.
Leftst Independent Sach Kanesh defeated Tatsuo
Moderate Socialist who had promised cooperate with the
United States The result singing reputation Of United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

as $50 lOscer than last year. This is based
on an actual comparison Of manufac-
turers' suggested retail delivered prices.
You get beautiful IS Ford equipped the
way most people want a car equipped
today. No other car so fine is priced so low.
No other car gives you so much rolHe!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

models except the Special. Dual
headlights give about so per
cent more light, Buick claims,
All the cars are powered by
a S64 cubic inch. high compress
sion va engine with two-barrel
carburetors on the Special and
four-barrel on other models.
Twenty body styles are
offered. including two-and four
door hardtops in each of the
FIVE series and convertibles in
the Limited. Roadmaster. Gen.
fury and Special series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
New Buick, the Limited,
Bids for Prestige Trade

Behind q new grille made up
Of chrome squares. Buick pre-
sents for 1858 q styling change.
o brand new model called the
Limited and some much-talked
about engineering features.
The Bucks come In i've Sc
ries. topped by the Limited.
q acknowledgements luxury
model bidding for the prestige
trade.
Grille Il Feature
Familiar chrome bars have
given way to the jewel-like
squares in the grille. The
fender line has been lowered
and the hood raised slightly.
Front tenders project out over
the headlights. with the leading
edge capped by q chrome strip
which extends around the
fender to become part Of the
side molding.
A panel Of ribbed aluminium.
trimmed in chrome. extends
along the side Of the rear
tenders on all models except
the Limited. On this series.
the rear fenders-eight inches
longer - are trimmed with
three banks Of chrome-capped
louvres.
In engineering changes.
Buick has added q third turbine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

steady refinement Of car
engines and the boosting Of
compression ratios TO around
10 to /. fuel near the 100 octane
level Is often desirable.
But, the experts say, putting
high quality fuel In an engine
that is designed to operate on
so-called regular" gas is Just
a waste of money. The same
applies to lubrieating oil. too.
they add. although 1t is not as
apparent as 1t is in the case Of
fuel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
Premium Fuel Is Worth Cost
In New Cars, Experts Soy

DETROIT up. - Premium
fuel and lubricating oil are
distinctly worth the extra cost
If your car requires them.
That's the view Of auto
motive engineers concerned
with steadily increasing COM
preston ratios In the more
modern automobile engines.
Compression ratio. In case you
are not familiar with 1t, Is the
total space Of travel Of the pis-
ton In cubic inches against the
space into which fuel Is COM
pressed at the instant Of COM
bustion.
The automotive engineers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
AUTO BUYER
PAYS FOR 2O6
TAX BITES

DETROIT R.-Auto in
dustry cost experts have
figured that taxes bite 206
times into the car buyers
pocket when he reaches for
the money TO buy q new
car.
The average car buyer
knows only about Federal
excise. State or local sales
taxes. license plates and
registration fees. But while
the car was being assem-
bled there were corpora
ton, property, transporta-
ton taxes, as well as taxes
on hauling the raw nate
rails and the like.
One way or another, all
these taxes 60 into the
price tag on q new car.
The Automobile Manu-
facturers Assn. has figured
that 28 cents Of every dol
lar paid for o new automo-
bile represents the tax bite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
Motor Fuels
Undergo Big
Improvement

DETROIT up. - Joseph N.
Pew. jr.. board chairman Of the
Sun Oil Co.. has q drive under
way to drop the word "gaso-
line" in favor Of the term mo-
tor fuel"
He says old-style gasoline Is
only very small part Of to-
days motor fuel. He describes
today's fuels as eustom-made
for the modern high compress
sion auto engine.
Before the advent Of the in
ternal combustion engine. gaso-
line was largely q waste prod
uct, q nuisance 70 the refiner
whose cash crop was kerosene.
Kerosene was taken from
heated crude oil after the light
liquid that vaporized first had
been removed.
Becomes valuable
with the coming OF the auto
mobile that light liquid. or gas
oline, suddenly became waltz
able. However. refining proc
esses did not change materially.
What earlier had been thrown
away was sold.
Then. In 1918. came thermal
cracking. Later came catalytic
cracking. Meanwhile the petro-
leum engineers were expert
menting with the molecular
structure Of hydrocarbons. They
began combining different re-
fining processes. Hydrocarbons
were blended. Numerous "addi-
tives" were developed.
In 1922 came tetraethyl lead.
q heavy metal compound that
sharply reduced the tendency
of gasoline TO knock. Other
additives were developed that
acted as lead scavengers, min
imized gum and other deposits
and protected against rust and
corrosion.
Factors Listed
Some Of the things the re-
finer has to provide for today's
motor vehicles. the Sun OIL Co.
engineers say. are:
Ready evaporation at low
temperatures for quick starting
in cool weather; evaporation in
ever-increasing quantities as
temperatures rise for fast
warmup; controlled volatility
for the climate and altitude in
which the fuels are to be used,
in order to prevent vapor lock:
minimum Of high boiling mate
rails TO insure good fuel dis
tribution; high heat content
for maximum miles per gallon
and high antiknock quality for
the high compression engines.
All this requires Q fuel vastly
different from the gasoline that
was provided by q simple dis
tillation process.
That's why, says Mr.. Pew,
gasoline isn't gasoline any
more. but actually is q very
high quality motor fuel"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

TO increase the torque output.
Air suspension is offered. along
with the lift" which raises the
body and frame over i've inches
to increase ground clearance.
Brakes have been improved.
with aluminium drums on ell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

say the higher compression
ratio engines generally require
premium quality fuei-fuel OF
the higher octane number
rating. There was q time when
fuel with q rating in the low
los was adequate for the
average car engine. With the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
Rode 1899. to Eqme

Berner Eli Barney Oldfield
began to achieve fame as driver
OF Henry Ford's "909" racer In
1908. Among his competitors
were Carl Fisher. VINO drove q
Mohawk: Walter Baker. who
drove q car named Torpedo
Kid: and Charles Schmidt,
who raced In q Packard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

The Mighty ChrysIer Windsor is an aD-new
luxury car now in lower-priced field! It offers
exclusive Torsion-Aire Ride, new Luxury Look in
terios, Pushbutton TorqueFlte, new S54 GU. in.
Spitfre V-s engine, and dozens Of other luxury car
features all for the cost Of medium-prced car!
Don't miss it! And be sure to see the Chrysler
Saratoga and New Yorker all-new glamour cars
Of The Forward Lookl
The Triumphant imperial for 1868 is the epitome
Of luxury in motoring Notice its breath-taking style
-. examine frst-hand the industry's finest engi-
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Americas fine cars and see why Imperial is the
nations most-wanted fine car.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-24
Homecoming Held At
Wesley College
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CONTINUED from page one)
gan at the College and Travelled
through Dover to the Dover High
School stadium for the Wesley
Long Island Aggies football game.
The parade, which featured more
than a dozen antique automobiles,
marked the first appearance of the
week-end's two queens.
Mrs. Wilbur H. Jump, of Hous-
ton, member of Wesley's Glass of
1908, reigned as "0ld Guard
Queen, representing her class and
the Wesley Old Guard-graduates
of so years or more, in the activi-
ties. She was escorted by her hus-
band. former State Representative
Wilbur H. Jump, also member of
the 'O8 class.
Miss Gail McGovern, of Prince
ton, N. j., was elected 1858 Home
coming Queen by the student body
of the College. Her attendants were
Miss Carol Hudson, Newport, Del,
and Miss Barbara Harris, Wash
ington, d. C.
Miss McGovern was crowned at
the Homecoming Ball, Saturday
evening.
Sundays activities featured a
program of monologues by Lewis
Wells, senior member of the Wes-
ley faculty and a tea by Phi Theta
Kappa, honorary society.
Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-24
A. G. Davidson Is
Given Merit Award
Continued from page one)

continued from page OHcI
Neil G. Hurley, Jr., founder OF
the Thor Research Center, said the
awards will be made on continu-
ing basis, with the Selection COM
mittee already considering other
nominees in variety of agricul-
tural fields. Award recipients are
being selected from the nations
farmers and ranchers, those active
in agricultural communications me-
dia, educators, and other leaders.
Vocational agricultural teachers
are chosen for the national Farm
Merit Award on the basis of their
students achievement in farm
youth activities and. on the teach
ers' overall contribution to the
training of future farmers.
The Thor Research Center for
Better Farm Living, founded in
1856, has been active in the study
of ways to improve today's farms.
Working with agricultural leaders
in all areas, the Center has devel-
oped new equipment and new work
shop, maintenance, and. repair
ideas being put into effect by many
farmers and educators throughout
the country.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-24
Kent Hornemakers
Achievement Day
continued from page one)

(continued from page one)
tional relations, health, safety,
community work, family life, pub
licity and reading.
Mr.. Rutledge will present his
program at 1:15, following lunch.
He will use his antiques to show
the changes that have taken place
in the ways homemakers have done
household tasks over the years.
Mr.. Rutledge has spinning
wheel and log. mortar and pestle
for grinding grain, as well as "a
large collection of old fiat irons.
Mr.. Rutledge has 20-year back
ground in the newspaper business
before joining DUPONT. He has been
editor of the Cecil Whig in Elkton,
Maryland, and owner-operator or
the Newark Post in Newark, Del.
He also worked for the Baltimore
Sun while student at Baltimore
City College and later moved on to
the Baltimore Post, Pittsburgh
Press, Cleveland Press and the
Philadelphia prblic Ledger among
others and in between attended
Johns Hopkins University and Car
negie Institute of Technology.
Everyone is welcome to the
Achievement Day. Lunch reserva-
tions can be made by contracting
home demonstration club presi-
dents. Non-members should make
their reservations with the Kent
County Extension Office by Nov !.