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man to Soviet Premier Nikita
Khrushchev. But late today
Gov. G.. Mennen Williams
planned to welcome the party
to Michigan. The Mayor Of
suburban Dearborn also ex-
tended a welcome to that COM
munity, home Of the Ford
Motor Co.
The Soviet official and his
party arrived late last night
from Oakland, Calf, aboard
their chartered plane, after
having a look at the University
Of California Radiation Lab
oratory in Berkeley.
Mr.. Kozlov's arrival in De-
troit was uneventful. A small
group met him. No demon
strators showed up.
A crowded schedule of visits
to important industrial install
lations in this automotive cap
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EIks Elect

CHICAGO. July 7 (AP).-
An Idaho lawyer was elected
head Of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks yes
terday. william S. Hawkins
48, Of Occur D'Alene, Idaho
was named grand exalted ruler
for 1959-60. Mr.. Hawkins, who
ran unopposed. will hold the
post for one year.
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Iital awaited Mr.. Kozlov and
his party of experts. Equally
crowded with similar tours will
be his stops in Chicago and
Pittsburgh. He returns to New
York Sunday.
The keen interest expressed
by members of the party in just
how capitalism works has led
to speculation that a report on
this to Mr.. Khrushchev may be
one of Mr.. Kozlov's most i'm
portant assignments in the
United States.
Members of the party have
been asking many questions on
the subject. They want to
know how capitalism supports
itself, how much taxes it pays
how the United States achieved
its present level of mass dis
tribution Of the fruits of in
duStry.
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been to make propaganda for
expanded trade prospects and,
on the political level, for a
summit conference of the Big
Four heads Of government.
Mr.. Kozlov has given about
equal attention to the themes
Of peace-picturing the Soviet
Union as its ardent champion
and trade, offering the lure
Of vast profits.
Mr.. Kozlov, whose position
in the Soviet government
thought not necessarily in the
ruling Communist Party-is
close to Mr.. Khrushchev him
self. undoubtedly will push the
theme of expanded American
Russian business contacts dur
ing his look at industries in
Detroit, Chicago and Pitts
burgh.
Power Plant Visit
In Detroit his schedule called
for tours of the Detroit Edison
River Rouge power plant, the
Ford Rouge plant, the Chrysler
engine plant and the General
Motors technical center.
He was to be a guest of
Walker L. Cisler, president of
the Detroit Edison Co. and
head of the unofficial arrange
mentS committee for the Koz-
low visit. at Detroit Athletic
Club luncheon and at a recep-
ton and dinner at the Fort
Shelby Hotel.
In Chicago, where he arrives
tomorrow for a three-day stop.
Mr.. Kozlov will see steel plants.
a mechanical farm and the In
ternational tractor plant. In
Pittsburgh, he will see the
homestead works of United
States Steel and the nuclear
power plant at Shippingport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07
How Capitalism Works
Interests KozIov Porty
BY WILLIAM L. RYAN
Associated Press STAFF Writer

DETROIT, July Ignoring mayoral snub, the Soviet
Unions touring First Deputy Premier turned his attention
today what be big objective of his visit Studying
how and why capitalism works
Mayor Louis c. Miriam carried his intention
Of ignoring the visit of Fro Romanovich Kozoy
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Not Propaganda Success

They have exhibited lively
interest in the answers they
have received. even though
they retain a certain degree
of skepticism. To some OBJ
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LOST

BELGIAN POLICE DOG, gray and blk;
Peoles Vfl 8 eim on Rse Ans
Pepper" SIS reward WI. 2-3l6l.
BOXER PUPPY. ears clipped, tape
still on; vicinity of Gist ave, 8. 8.
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER, 1875
lbs, rust brown. middle Of tail Scared
kont Co., Md 1857 slfi i244 GS RABIES ass
ifo2i1. Reward. OIL 9-9i19.
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER, 5
mo-. old. male; child's pet: answers
to the name of Rusty: in vicinity Of
Corners. Liberal reward JE. 2-1670.
Distrct HSt HTS d ans t. Dix chiids
pet. Reward. RE. 5-3757.
DOG, small, white and black, old, long
haired female family pet. JE. 2-Sl46.
DOG-Smal black male, ort-haired,
red collar: Va. tag, 2O156. Reward.
DOG, black, medium size, Capitol Hgts.,
ssat Pleasant sSiIa.. area; answers esS.r 70
Please Please cali ff Re. se-4s ss % reward
DoG-Belgian shepherd. July A.; vic.
Falls Church, Va. Call JE. 2-1652.
about j PM. 7Is. between i4th and
Eye NV, and 21st and Hillyer pl
NV. Reward. NO. 7-2023.
KEYS, on chain with initial IL" 9
g.Sss o4 in .v esO' Bo Re s.ai6O. 3D. 81
LITTLE BLACK AND WHITE DOG;
answers to the name Of Lucky: lost
Collar. GA. 4es8s7.
PARAKEET, light blue, oyster white:
vic, Adelphi, Md; talker: reward.
P A5.II; =. blue named ci d9nn ne;
8 pm, HE. ASIA,
PARAKEET, ans. to name Of blue
Boy" talker. Among other things says
'Freda,s little sweetheart: neish-
st. NV. Reward. RA. 3-6449.
PARAKEET, deep green. 2 black dots
re saSh Bd sds e Se@k sas5 HSSf GIVE m s
n. Somerset St, Arl.; $40 REWARD
.JE. 2-SSSs or JE 4-1235.
PEDIGREED AIREDALEs (2l, male,
s smse lost nsTer ye to A ns%ss S S Rs
ward, WA. 1850.
E;KINGEsE, 4 yrs. old, on July 4
Reward. RE. 6-6014.
sIAMEsE CAT, male, about 3 yrs
old; lost approx. last Tues. in the
vicinity of Glenmont. VIII. 2-7179.
IUNGLASSES. tortoise frame, in leath-
er case; at Watergate. Friday night.
oil. 2-7494
TEETH, sTtiihcisl set, lower part
RIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER, white.
with tan and black markings, an
SWers 10 Terry. Reward JE. 3-9025 |
or Ii. $4,000. Ext. 534S5
WRIST WATCH, cheap Louis: vic. |
greyhound Sta; sentimental value |
20 rev. JU. 5-7577 after 8 pm.
FOUND
e0LLIE, male. in KensinEton. JU.
.6-5163, 5000 pm.
lOG-Cocker spaniel, male, brown; |
seven Corners area. JE. 2-4166.
eISH SETTER, female, in Bethesda,
~. 5-5lS3, 5000 pm.
lARAKEET. green and yellow. vic |
Tskoms Park, D. C. ia. 9-IS32.
PRINGER OR COCKER, male, black
and white, in Bethesda. JU. 5-5is3,
Published Dolly and Sunday
al AS Virginia Ave Sc.
Sseend-eloSs Postage Paid
Of Washington. D. {.
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FOUND

PUhlishsd Dolly and Sunday
Of as Virginia Ave Sc.
Sseond-eloSs Postage Paid
Of Washington. D. {.
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THE EVENING STAR A-3
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TuesdOy, July J. 1859
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PARAKEET, light blue, oyster white:
vic. Adelphi, Md; talker; reward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07

LITTLE BLACK AND WHITE DOG;
in, Twinbrook area. Reward. No
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PARAKEET, ans. to name Of Blue
Boy" talker. Among other things says
borhood of Alaska ave. and Hemiock
ST. NV Reward RIA. 3-6449
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PARAKEET. deep green; 2 black dots
Pretty Boy" "Ricky," says Give me
q kiss. pretty boy; lost Sat. in vic,
N. Somerset st, All; $40 REWARD
JE. 2-SSSS or JE 4-1235
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-07

female. answer to names Jill and
Buck; lost in vic; Ashton, Nd. Re-
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shepherd, July 4; vic.
Falls Chiirch Va Call lie 2-1652
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GLASSES, mans in case: lost In taxi
about / pm. 10, between 14th and
Eye NV, and 21st and Hillyer pl
"a " peward NO T-o0o3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-03

Who are they? Meg? Beth? They
could be. /. in their Little Women" dresses
;. an important fashion look for
fall that captures the quaint charm of another
era. We've shown just few examples of this
look. Come see these and many, many more!
A-Tots' and Girls Tiny Tie Print with
ecru Ioce-trimned collar, erosgroin-bonded
skirt with its own bouffont pettcoot
Maroon or green.
Sizes 3-6x, 7.99; TIA, 500.
B-Tots' and Girls Madras Type Print With
ric-roc trimmed neekIine, sleeves and skirt,
white pique collar and cuffs. Soge or
dubonnet Sizes Box, 4.o9; TIA, 500.
Cots and Girls Lontern-S Ieeved Cotton
with embroidered braid and ricroc trim
on sleeves and skirt, white pique collar
and undersIeeve Red only
Sizes 3-6x, 500; TIA, 7.99.
D-Sub-Teen Separates by Criterion in
charming paisley print with oId-foshioned
shocked yoke. Brown or Blue in group.
Sizes 8-l4 in group. 8.o9. Fashions for
Girls, End Floor, Washington and Silver Spring.;
3rdFIoor, PARKineton; Upper level,
Prince Georges Plaza.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
BY JOHN w. STEPP
star stan Writer

Failure to plan the Nations
land and water resources to
meet the needs 20 years in the
future was branded as fool
hardy by the head Of the Unit
ed States Soil Conservation
Service yesterday.
Donald A. Williams, admin
istrator asserted America needs
all the good land and water re-
sources 1t can develop.
1T is not a question of if
but when the resources should
be developed in an orderly Sc
quence over a long period OF
time" Mr.. Williams said.
The question of timing arose
In , panel discussion meeting
at yesterdays session of the
sixth National Watershed Con-
gress in the Statler-H Hilton Ho-
tel. The meetings end today
with a tour of the Rock Greek
small watershed project in
suburban Montgomery County,
Senator Allott. Democrat Of
Colorado, agreed I'VE must
start today to meet the needs
of the next generation" After
all, he added. You can't turn
on the development of natural
resources like q spigot."
Maj. Gen. Emerson C. Itsch-
ner, chief of Army Engineers
asserted q great need exists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Adrian Mitchunt
The Truth AboutHormon
To Make Skin Look Young

hormone preparations must appear on
the label. The recommended daily
allotment for the skin is $50 Units.
The base should be as rich as pos
sible in lanolin. and vegetable oils to
permit fast penetration and deep abb
sorption and. when rubbed in your
skin should not feel greasy or sticky.
On first application. your skin should
feel a radiant glow of revitalized
youthfulness and refreshment.
An extra good buy in hormone
products today is preparation called
HORNfONEX Beauty Serum. 1t is
made by 3S-year old laboratory that
has produced over so million pack
ages of pure. fine cosmetics. HOR-
MONEX is so effective in revitaliz-
ing aging skin that over 500 leading
department stores and thousands Of
drug and cosmetic outlets recommend
it to their customers.
What is more, it is guaranteed to
bring you joyous. noticeable results
in 5 days or your money back.
HORNfONEx Beauty Serum is real
ly a bargain at $3.50. So. If you want
to see if your dreams of younger.
looking skin-with wrinkles dimmed.
color and texture improved, can come
true, | suggest youg To-day sup
ply now. Use HORMONEX Beauty
Serum for 5 days-then look for
amazing results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Future Needs Stressed
In Planning for Woter

for speeding congressional au-
thorization and appropriation
for water control projects" He
pointed out that time lags of
as much as Is years are such
that a number of engineering
studies and reports on projects
have had to be done over be-
cause too many changes have
occurred during the delay. The
current Potomac River basin
survey is a review Of one pre-
pared more than Is years ago.
Gen. Itschner also called for
closer coordination among
agencies responsible for de-
signing both upstream and
downstream projects such as
dams and food protection
works. One Of the rare exam
Piles of this kind Of co-opera-
ton, he said, is that between
the Engineer Corps and the
Soil Conservation Service in
planning the development of
the Delaware River watershed.
The Conservation Service
which administers the Small
Watershed Act, handles the
program Of building small flood
prevention dams on the head
waters for other small tribu-
taries Of major streams. The
Engineer Corps and the Bureau
of Reclamation build the big
multiple-purpose structures on
the major streams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

crosses the railroad track; re-
placement Of the Duke street
bridge over the tracks. and con-
struction of q highway bridge
roughly in. the center Of the
network.
The engineering iirm esti-
mated the project would cost
$2.723,0o0.
However. both Dennis A. Ca
hill, city planning director, and
Mr.. Hall believe that high land
acquisition prices and Incl
dental expenses would raise
the cost to at least SIS million.
Mr.. Hall said that If the
City Council approves the
project. Alexandra probably
will try to build 1t under the
Federal urban aid program.
The Government thus would
bear so per cent of the cost,
Virginia rs per cent and Alex
andria rs per cent.
He estimated that three years
would be required to complete
the project after approval is
granted.
Mr.. Hall emphasized that this
project has nothing to do with
a previously proposed plan to
widen Commonwealth avenue
into q four-lane thoroughfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
u. S. Issues
Area Milk
Price Order

A Federal marketing order
was issued yesterday under
which the Agriculture Depart
ment will regulate the whole-
sale price Of milk in the Wash
ington area.
The order, approved recently
by members Of the Maryland
and Virginia Milk Producers
Association. provides that as Of
July /. farmers win receive no
less than S5.55 per hundred
weight for top class milk.
The order does not regulate
retail prices.
The price will vary season.
ably in relation to the supply
of milk, but the yearly average
will never drop below $40.
Since April /, the association
has been charging a fiat price
Of $5.95 per hundredweight (46
quarts) which included a 40
cent premium because the milk
met strict District health stand
ards.
Association spokesman have
said they plan to continue to
charge the premium. which
means there will be no imme-
date change in their wholesale
price.
Before April /, the associa-
tons price was 1852 for top
quality drinking milk. and a
lower price for milk to be used
for manufacturing.
However. the fiat rate of S5.95
for all milk was initiated after
the Chestnut Farms Dairy. pro-
testing the co-op's price, began
to import milk from Pennsyl-
vania.
Areas affected by the mar
keting order are the District:
Fairfax. Arlington and Prince
William Counties, the cities of
Alexandria and Falls Church in
Virginia; and, in Maryland. the
counties Of Montgomery, Prince
Georges Except LaureD, st.
Marys, Charles. and parts of
Frederick and Calvert.
The Agriculture Department
named Edward L. st. Clair as
administrator of the order. He
formerly held a similar position
in the Kansas City area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Child New President
OF Civitun Club

Benjamin F. Child, a Wash
ington Gas Light Co. engineer,
was elected president of the
Washington Civitan Club at a
meeting in the Mayfiower Hotel
last night.
Other officers elected were
Silas M. creech, George M. Car
penter. and @. Elroy Mcneil,
vice presidents: Paul Keen, sec
Rotary; August L. Lalnr. treas
urer: Orris @. Robinson and
William H, Kepler. chaplains;
Raymond r. Sparrow. sergeant
at-arms. and Clayton H. Brown,
Frank B. Crider and Leo o.
Drumwright, directors.
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as q bride in 1925. cant Wis
ualize surrendering her home. "
Her land is bordered on the
south by ArcoIa avenue and on
the west by Georgia avenue.
County ofiicials said options to
buy the remainder OF the over
all tract, q 75.486-square-foot
parcel at Georgia and Hermit
tage avenues, have expired but
may be renewed. The option
price was $4,000.
Partial Endorsement
Thomas q. oyster, a Wheat
on Chamber Of Commerce
spokesman. told the council
the chamber favors the Arcola-
Hermitage tract only If 1t can
be acquired this summer. other
wise, Mr.. Ooyster said, the
chamber would prefer purchase
Of a five-tract tract on the
east side Of Georgia avenue
Just south Of Our Lady Of
Good Counsel High School.
Several other speakers. rep
resenting area civic and IL
brary advisory groups. spoke
in support Of the proposed
Hermitage Arcola site. A
spokesman for the Wheaton
Citizens Association. however.
said the group was gratified at
the county's moves to obtain a
site but added that the tract
south Of the high school also
was q desirable location.
The county government may,
when acquiring land for pub
lie facilities, exercise its right
Of condemnation If the owners
Of needed land refuse to sell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Deonwood Benefit
To FIGHT LIQUOR

The Deanwood Civic Asso-
citation viii hold q dance June
20 to raise funds for combat
ing liquor interest in their
neighborhood. President George
A. Parker said last night.
The dance viii be at the
community recreation center
located at Forty-ninth and
QuarIes streets NE. The meet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
6Boys Arrested
In Bus Attack

Six boys were arrested yes
terday and charged with hurl-
ing stones and bricks at three
busloads Of Prince Georges
County children last Saturday.
Seven Of the passengers,
youngsters returning from a
moonlight cruise, were treated
for cuts and bruises. and $50
damage was done to the bus
during the stoning at Half and
M streets S.W. ss
The suspects, aged IS to II,
were charged with throwing
missiles and destroying prop
erty. and were turned over TO
their parents pending Juvenile
Court action.
Juvenile Squad detectives
said more arrests may be made
later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Hawaii Aspirunt
To Seek House Seat

HONOLULU. May 81 (AP).
- Territorial Senator Daniel
K. Inouye. 4, has withdrawn
from the race for the United
States Senate and announced
he would campaign instead for
Democratic nomination to Con-
gress.
Mr.. Inouye. who lost his
right arm with the 442d Go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Novenu to Open

The Rev. Raymond Tartre,
national director Of the Priests
Eucharistic League, will speak
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the first
in q series Of holy hours at the
Sacred Heart Chapel, 1900
South Dakota avenue NE. The
novena will continue until
June 5.
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rs to XIII Vote

URY. England. May "a
(AP). - The West Suffolk
County Council has rejected y
proposal TO inscribe its new
coat Of arms in Latin. The
votes was officially recorded as
20 to XIII.
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by Mrs. Helen v. Harris and
william r. Collins. is to be con-
verted into an ls-hole public
GOLF course by the County Rev
enue Authority. The tract is
located on the northwest side
Of Falls road adjacent to the
Normandy Farms Restaurant.
and will be acquired at q cost
Of about s205.00O.
2. s7.7 acres north Of Wheat
on, consisting Of the first two
major tracts acquired for the
planned 500-acre Wheaton re-
gional park. The properties.
owned by James d. Draper and
Grace A. Marin and Louie N.
Melikian are located east Of
Georgia avenue between Wheat
on and Glenmont. Options for
the land totaled about $307.-
900.
Library Site Hearing
In other land acquisition busi-
ness. council members presided
at D public hearing on the pur-
chase Of q three-acre Wheaton
tract proposed as the site Of
the new $4,000 Wheaton pub
lie library.
The only direct opposition to
the site was registered by an
attorney for the owner Of 1900
square CT property included in
the library site proposal.
The attorney, Douglas Brad
shaw. said his client. Mrs. Sadie
l.. Fritz. would under no cir
cumstances be willing to sell the
property" He said Mrs. Fritz. a
65-year-old widow who moved
into q residence on the property
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prepared by a Washington en-
cheering Arm Of Hayes, Seay.
Mattern and Mattern.
IN presenting it, Philip B.
Hall. city director Of public
works, declared the section of
Telegraph road from Duke
street south is Alexandria's
most acute trafi1c bottleneck.
And he warned that studies
indicate traffic along 1t viii
double to $4,000 cars daily in
the next is years.
Mr.. Hall said that by re-
ducing congestion the recon-
mended construction would
make downtown Alexandria
more accessible and attractive
to residents Of Fairfax County
and the western part Of the
city.
Six-Lane Road
The project would entail:
Widening Of Telegraph road
to six lanes most of the way
between the highway and Duke
street.
Construction Of a new road
way curving south from Duke
street and Taylor parkway in
an arc along the Richmond,
Fredericksburg & Potion q c
Railroad tracks and then bear
ing north to Duke street east
of Callahan drive. One-way
traffic would move eastward
along this route and the paral-
lei section of Duke street would
be reserved for one-way traffic
moving westward.
Construction Of approaches
at both ends of this roadway.
Construction of a roadway
paralleling Callahan drive for
a short distance north Of Duke
street.
Bridge Placements
Erection of a bridge to super
cede the outmoded underpass
through which Telegraph road
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$500, 000V otedto Buy
Park and Golf Trocts

Montgomery County Council members yesterday approved
the expde Of than 100000 for the purchase Of 242
Of land needed for park and golf projects
Drawing capital authorizations already budeeted for
the 10000 fiscal the council in two separate actions
Endorsed the purchase Of:
1855 acres OF farmland Potomac property owned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

ing was held at the Randall
Methodist Church. Browning
place and Sheriff road NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

for Broke" Regimental Com
bat Team in World War II,
will oppose territorial Senator
Patsy Takemoto in the June
81 primary.
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Alexandra Plan Offers
Speedy Rood Network

Alexandria Is considering construction OF SIS million
trafc complex speed from the circumferena
highway along Telegraph road to the heart Of the city
The network. which would include about mile. OF
roadway and three bridges would permit hehspeed travel
between the highway and Duke street
The city council last night received plan for the project