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ruled the total OF all ballots
marked only ''Nakajima" would
be divided between the two In
the same proportion as the
total ballots bearing the full
names Of each.
Mr.. Kobayashi filed a chal-
lenge with the election board
Yesterday. but not against the
division Of the Nakajima bal
lots.
He claimed one ballot clearly
marked for him has been in
validated and that he had won
by las of a vote.
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Wallis Wright, Assistant
To Electrical Union Head

Wallis c. Wright. an assist
ant 70 the president Of the
International Brotherhood OF
Electrical workers, died
Wednesday at Suburban Hos
Ipltal. The 6i-year-old union
ofncial suffered a heart attack.
Mr.. Wright. who lived at 1902
orandin avenue. Rockville.
Nd. had served on the BROTH
erhood's Washington stan since
1854. He was an aide 10 Pres
ident Joseph ID. KEENAN,. q
member Of the high-ranking
AFL-CIO executive council.
A native Of Hull. England,
Mr.. Wright came TO the United
States as a child. He lived In
Pocatello. Idaho. prior 10 his
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Walter E. A. CurneIIi, 81,
Artist, Research Scientist

Walter E. A. Carnelli. 81. a
Georgetown artist and exhibi-
tor who also doubled as a re-
search scientist with Walter
Reed Army Hospital, died of
cancer yesterday at his home,
2910 @ street NV.
Mr.. Carnelli came to the
United States from his native
Austria "a years ago. AS a
color researcher, on loan to
Walter Reed from the National
Academy of Sciences Research
Council, he spent nine years
experimenting in the develop
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Draths

WILLIAMS, wINIFRED MAY. Or
Thursday. May IA, 1853, at thu
WASHINGTON sanitarium and Hos.
pital, WINIFRED MAY WILLIAMS
ate 7sie ch a2tn St. Wesley RE "f Williams Fl ms
mother Of Miss Mary E. William,
Of the home address. Mr.. @. RAY.
mond Pruett Of Culpeper, Va. and
David W. williams Of San Brunoo
sche l 'ie Charles seh che Kew Mrs Ed.
win C. Detwiler and Mrs. Helen
CLARK There also are five grand.
children and three great-grandcntl'
dren. Mr. Williams rests at thu
M 4sI oeorF PSmp sRe ssr s 51ms
Nd, where services viii be held
on Saturday. May 16, at $3.50 pm
barking faeilitiesl 1ntermeni
Rock Creek Cemetery.
WINE, MAUDE A on Tuesday. MAJ
university Hospital, MAUDE 4
WINE Of 10 Sd st ne. wife o.
Of Mrs rs Elizabeth W. Richardsor
and Mrs. Marjorie W. Kanost. She
also is survived BY ive grandchil.
dren and three great-grandchildre
Friends may call at the Lee Funera,
where services will be held on Satur-
day, May 10. at 2:3O pm. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery IN lieu
of flowers, please contribute to the
s Fsnd Of Rt Se aeo aRa
University Hospital, care of DR.
Brian Blades. is
WRIGHT, IDA PARTLOW. Died on
Thursday, May IA, 1859. IDA PART
LOW WRIGHT of Partlow, Va.
wife of the late Charles A. Wright
mother of Mrs Mae Hough Of
EVANSVILLE, Md, and Mrs Virginia
Peyton, sister Of Mrs. Robert simp-
son of Richmond. Va, and Louie
She also is survived by one grand
son. Services will be held at the
County-Line Baptist Church. Chiles-
r burg, Va, on Saturday, May 10,
at > pm. 1nterment Forest Lawn
Cemetery, Richmond. Va.
YEE; KIM On gvv TUESDAY dss., May :. IL
K and Pamela H zee Friends
NAV call at the Lee Funeral Home,
services will be held on Sunday,
e sss Washington csmets snsern Ps
FUCKER. JOSEPH I. Suddenly, on
Thursday, MAG IA. 1853, at his
residence, 1905 Wisconsin ave. NV,
JOSEPH l, FUCKER beloved hus-
81 Ofn aa G Sema za sins Of 4'sk sos
D, c.. and Michael s. fucker OF
WappinRers Falls. N. Y Two grand
children also survive. Services were
held at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa,
ave. NV, on Friday, May Is, at
pm Interment private.
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EmnKDMAN, ANNIE. There VII os
mfmory al Inc laie ANNik FRA I'D.
NAN. devoted vie % me latf
noass Issom1te s..a na end lens
ME u Gerber, on sunday, MAJ ~
1890. a. pm. ~ the y.
fodss cemsiefy, Alabama avs. 80
FFlendn and relatives invited. ofoep
1915 pm. r.
aCmwARTx, InNNIE, There ulll ee
IN unVelllng Of : monument g taf
nsp,e9Fg,rsei a,lI.ens..a AZ, Al ks sa.
Ram ochuartl- On SUNDAY MAJ ~,
inAn. AZ I PM. ~ NE psqfHe
Warrington Cenetery. Neiatlfse
and friends invited. io.iosio
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Colorado Visitors Gain

DENVER.-Out-of-S State Wis
itors to Colorado topped the
4 million mark for the first
time in 1858. The visitors spent
14.6 per cent more than in 1857
and stayed rs per cent longer.
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Duchess of Parma, sc

LUXEMBOURG. May Is
(AP) The Duchess of Parma,
90, died here yesterday, officials
announced today. She was the
mother of Prince Felix OF
Luxembourg.
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BORDERS, GEORGE EDWIN.

Wednesday. May Is, 1863. GEORGE
dale ST., Bethesda, Nd. beloved hus.
band Of Mrs. Bernice A. Borders
father Of Mrs. Mary Louise Wolf
and brother Of John w, and Harry
L. Borders. both Of Indiana. Serv'
OF flowers. contributions may b.
made to the United Givers Fund
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nLAcK. ANNE. on WEDNESDAY. Ma

'Ln n iS nS''h ANNIE BLAcK q ';s' s68
i3th 81. Sc, wife Of, the late
Frank Black, beloved mother ,y, q
liam and Charles Black; daughter
OF Mrs. Eta Simpkins. She also
Is survived eS Two s sIstssrs: n'e FpisaS
may call at the Malvan 4 Schey.
Inc, Funeral Home, New Jersey
ave. and r ST. NV, today, at 3
pm. Funeral services will be held
al the Mount Joy Baptist, Church,
rs. AT i.3O pm, Interment Lin
colin Memorial Cemetery.
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BoRpEN. ELIzABETH MAE. {

'v Thursday. May IA 1859. al Proyi-
dence Hospital, ELIZABETH MAE
BORDEN iSo Of s7IS o Tssssse and nd i Es
inSton. D. c., and Burton o'Leary
al Sourlake, Tex. sister of Mrs.
Kelly Bredham Of Rector Ark, Ark.
Friends may call at the 8. Il Hines
NV. (parkinR facilitiesl, The holy
sacrifice OF the mass will be offered
Church, 2sth 81. and Pa. ave. Sc,
on Monday, May IS, at. a,m.,
for the repose q her soul; inter-
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IA, 1853, iRyINo BERG @ lala
E EIssn II ss.tTe. n BERG eRssG also !,
a sister, Mrs. Martha Weiss Of
Brooklyn, and a brother. Abraham
II. Hochberg Mt. Berg may es
4 Sons Funeral Home, 1901 IAN
81. NV, on Friday. May 10, until
s pm. Funeral services and in,
terment New York, N. Y. Memorial
week, 1900 Shirley lane, Chevy
family SUGGESTS contributions may be
made TO the charity OF your choice
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cARNELLI, WALTER A. on thurs,

day. May ii, 1888, at his resi-;
denee. 2910 Que ST. NV. WALTER
A. CARNELLI, beloved husband d
Hope c. Carnelli and father d
q and Franz M. Csrneln. Flu;
neral from the De Vol Funeral
Home. 2224 Wisconsin ave. NV.
on Saturday, May 10, at $3.50 am :;
thence to St, Matthews Cathedral
Rhode Island ave, of Connecticut
ave, where requiem mass will be
offered at 10 am Friends and
relatives invited Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery In lieu OF flow
ers. the family requests that EXPIRES
sions of sympathy be made in the
form of a spiritual bouquet or con-
tributions to the Cancer Fund. 10
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CHIRICHELLA. BERYL E. tMINNIEl

on tuesday. May -, 1853. at
George Washington University. Hos:
pital. BERYL { CHIRICHELLA Of
beloved wife Of John j Chirichella,
mother OF Michael Allen and An
thony John Chirichella, daughter OF
Mrs, Sarah E Hinson and sister
OF Charles J. Tweedale, Mrs. Gladys
Friends may call at II : Lee Fu-
neral Home, 4th st. anC Mass ave.
ne, until Saturday. May IS. at
Q:30 am. Requiem mass at St.
Matthews Episcopal Church Seat
Pleasant Md, at 1890 am. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery Is
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BRApLEY. LUCY. suddenIy. On MOI

BRADLEY, LUCY. Suddenly, on Mon-
day' Nav ii, 1853, LUCY BRAD
LEY Of 2Ol Eye st. NV. She is
survived by one sister, Juanita
Harper: 1--WE nieces, two nephews, one
brother-in-law, other relatives and
the Joynes Funeral Home. l16 Mas
sachusetts ave. NV, on Friday, May
is, after pm Funeral services
on Saturday, May 10, at ] pm,
at the Mount Calvary Baptist
Church, 432 M St NV. the Rev.
j L. Bennett officiating. Inter-
ment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Draths

AvfRY. EUNIcE v. On wednssday
hssaspltsi Center siss tuSicK W kvlRi
on sos Royalton Fd., silver hpring
Nd. beloved wife Of walter q
Avefy and aunt q Ars ihe s.ssr
rrldley. services al the above
residence on Saturday, May 10, Al
pm. Entomhmcnt Cedar HI
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BUFFALOE, DANNIE. On Wednesday
Nav Il, 1859. DANNIE BUFFALoE
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Buffaloe
OF 1442 Coreoran ST; NV, Sery-
ices at 1889 pm. Friday. MAJ u
neral Home, d16 MASSACHUSETTS, ave
NV. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry.
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BENNETr. CLIFTON y. On wsansl

dSy. May III 1883. CHIFFON n
BENNErr, beloved husband Of MAI.
garet K Bennett, father Of cliftor
l.. Lynwood p. and FIedriek w
Thompson 81 Hyattstown. Nd Rus.
sell q. Bennett OF Boyds, Nd, and
Mrs. Mabel Marks OF Germantown
Nd. Services al the W X. Hunte;
mann a Sons Funeral Home, b.i2
teal on saturday, May rs, At 1
an. Interment Goshen Church Gem
etery, Goshen. Nd.
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services BY Chambers
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Co1EY, MINNIE BEcToN.

Wednesday. May ~. 1859 at
GsorgetoTpnv ,,r UniveIsity w Hospital 2da6
X st. NV. She leaves three low
ing sons; Robert i3ecton,, w l RH$Sell
ton. D C. She also is survived by
four brothers, Robert Becton Of
Newark. N j.: Scott and George
Coley and Isaac Becton. four sis
tiers, Estelle Joyner OF Washington,
b. C.: Ethel and Sarah Arts and
CamaTa Newsome of Wilson, N c.
Friends may call at the Montgom-
cry Bros. Funeral Home, 9l3 Flor
ida ave. NV, on Friday. May 10.
after pm. Funeral and inter-
ment on Sunday, May II, in VIII
son, N. c. 10
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DAVIS. GEORGE a. suddenly. on

Tuesday, May 10, 1858, GEORGE
A. DAVIS Of 510i SARGENT I'd. ne.
husband Of Juanita N. Davis. father
Of Carole Ann Davis end brother
OF the Misses Martha W., Mary W.
and Margaret l. Davis and John
Davis rests at the Warner Z. Pun
phrey Funeral Home S43f Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Md. where serv-
ices will be held on Saturday, May
10, at 2 pm. parking facilities) !,
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
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GHAIlAuaA GANNAeAt -
HEMMING, WINSTON A. The mem
~ bers OF the Holy Name So
M E3sNA, ciety Of St. Francis Xavier
M4<kSAN Church are requested 70
IL WM assemble at the Ryan Fu-
Nv NWK neral Home, 81 Pa ave
NeMVS Sc, on Friday May 10,
w. 1859, at : pm, Tor the
recitation OF the rosary for WIN
STON A. HEMMING,
REV. JOHN 2 LYONS, :.
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LINDER, DEWEY A., Jr. suddenly

A. Under, Jr., of 1909 Ingleside
terrace NV, the devoted husband
of Theresa Under father Of Dolores,
Arthur and Maria Linder and son
Of Eloise and Dewey A. Linder, sr,
He also is survived by other rela-
tives and friends. After 10 am.
Monday, May is. friends are in
vited to cali at the William Spangler
Funeral Home, 524 Sth st, ne.
Funeral services will be held on
Tuesday. May 10, at 1880 am.
at the Salem Baptist Church, 9l7
N St NV Interment Arlington
MntAntanl Cam NJ. Is
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Thursday, May IA. 1859, THOMAS
WARREN SAVOY. beloved husband
OF Mrs. Joyce Savoy, devoted son
He also IS h SURVIVED r 81 f'h Eve s Ssxgs
Mrs. Media Galloway. Mrs Pear
Adams. Mrs. Ruth Morris, Mrs. Ger.
trude Thomas apd Miss Lille Savoy
three brothers, Alton. William AND
Chester Savoy; many other rela-
tives and a host of friends. Friends
may view the body at 400 Blaine
st, ne. after II am. Sunday, May
Ia, Rosary will be said at z pm
Sunday. REQUIEM mass at st
Luke's Catholic. Church, 49th and
East Capitol SITS. ne at q am
Monday. May Is. Interment Mount
Oltvet Cemetery
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NORMAN, LUDWIG, on Mednesday,
Hospital Center. LUDWIG NORMAN
father Of Pred L. Norman OF Wash
ington, d. c.: Ludwig Norman, IT,,
OF Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs. Louise
Scheiner Of Maspeth, Long Island.
and Mrs Anna Smith OF BROOKLYN,
N. Y. Interment Queens, N. Y,
For further information, call the
cham rhasn Funeral Hnme
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GRIMES, VIkGIE VI. On "wednesday,
May il, 1859. at Siblcy Hospital,
VIRGIE M GRIMES, daughter Of
Grimes and sister OF Mrs. Mamie
Richmond and Forrest G Grimes.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel.
1855 Pa ave. NV, where services
will be held on Saturday, May g.,
ct IL am. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery. Is
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HILL, WILLIAM ELMER. On wednes-
day. May IL. 1859, al his home
at Helen, 81. Marys County, Nd
WILLIAM ELMER HILL, beloved
husband Of Marie A. Hill. father
OF Franklin, Dallis, Dolores, june
and brother Of Edgar Thompson,
Mrs. Mabel Wood, Wilmer Hill, Mrs
Marie Abel, Mrs Evelyn Burroughs,
Mr.. Louis Hill. Mrs. Estelle RUS
sell, Mrs Lucille Herbert, Mrs.
Greenweil and Mrs. Helen Pingle-
ton. Friends may call at the Mat
tingley Funeral Home. Leonardtown,
Nd, where prayers will be said at
= pm. Friday. May l5. and mass
at 10 am Saturday, May 10, at
st. JoSephS, Morganza, Nd. Burial
rhnreh eaunafprV
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Walter E. A. Carneln, 81. of realistic fermentation
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hItkEh, IHUMAS 2. OF 4YIN Rus
sell ave. Ayondale. Nd, on Ma
~; 1853, husband Of the late Mar.
Lillian Kicker, father OF Edward A
Thomas B. Bernard H., Donald p
Paul W., Stuart c. and Philip ?
Kicker; brother OF Robert. JOSEPH
aud Samuel Kicker. Prayers
Chambers Funeral Home, $50
Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Md, Of
Monday, May is. at a:3O am
Mass at st. John Baptist de 1
Sale, Chillum, Nd, At 10 am
Interment st Marys Cemetery. Il
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Thursday. May IA, 1853. at the
Washington Hospital c en- ter,
GREASY GARY JUDKINS OF ASH
Avondale I'd, Avondale, Nd, beloved
husband OF Mrs. Margaret Taylor
Judkins and father Of Miss Janet A.
Judkins, He also is survived by
three brothers, Lawrence w OF
HyHttsville, Nd: w. H. and X; M.
Charles Bussenger and Mrs. George
wyatt OF Newport News, Va. Friends
may call at HySong s Funeral Home,
1900 N st. NV, after 9 pm. Fri
day, May Is, where services will be
held on Saturday, May 10. at >
pm. mterment in Newport News, Va.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-05
Hines Recommends The Kodiak Hotel

Ithaca, NY, November, 1859. The Kodiak Hotel will receive national recognition in the new 1860 edition of the Duncan Hines Travel Book Lodging for a Night" coming out this month, ac- c0rding to an announcement from Roy H Park, editor -in-chief of the Duncan Hines Institute here, pub fisher of the travel books.
 The Kodiak Hotel is one of 5,20O lodging places in North America Recommended by Duncan Hines.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-05

Other Duncan Hines books are the companion Travel Book "Adven- lures in Good Eating" also newly republished in it's twenty-fifth an niversary edition, and the Duncan Hines guide resorts and vacation spots, Vacation Guide. !"
 '-The establishments We list are truly a select group" Park said, in that only $500 are recon mended out of nearly half mil lion eating and lodging places in North America, representing the top 2.3 per cent. 7
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-05

4:0O-You Are There 4:30-Mr. Wizard 5:0O-Dick Clark Show 5:30-My Hero 6:00-Peter Gunn 6:30-Sea Hunt 7:OO1Sheriff of Cochise 7:30-Mr. District Attorney 8:0O-U. Steel Hour 9:O0-People Are Funny 9:30-S Star and The Story 10:0O-Movie
 Sunday 12:OO-Test Pattern and Music \ 1:00LChapel of The Air 1::3O-C -Christophers 2:0O-Adventure Tomorrow 2::30-T0 Be Announced 4:O0-Bowling Derby 5:O0- Singing Strings 5:3OEPersOn to Person 6:00-YOu Asked For It
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-05

6:30-W -Whirlybird 7:00-Jack Benny 7:3O-The Texans 8:00EPerry Mason 9:0O-Ed Sullivan 10:0OEStar Performance 10:30- 0-Hollywood Legion Fights
 Monday 4:30-TeSt Pattern and Music 5:00LQartoonS 5:15-Curt Massey 55:30-Life With Father 6:00-News 6:15-EBF (Milk) 6:3OEDecOy 7:00-Ted Mack Amateur Hour 7:30-I've Got A Secret 8:00-Desilu Playhouse Wrestling 9:3OA ASourdough Theatre
 Tuesday 4:30-Test Pattern and Music 5:0O-Cartoons 5:15-Curt Massey 5:3O-China Smith 6:00-NeWS 6:15-EBF (Paper) 6:3O-ThI Whistler 7:O0-Flight 7:30-The Unexpected 8:O0-To Tell The Truth 8:3O-Big Picture 9:0O-Andy Williams 10:0O-AFRS Moyietime
 Wednesday 4:30-Test Pattern and Music 5:UOLCartoons 5:l5-Curt Massey 5:3OARobin Hood 6:00-NeWs 6:15-EBF (Sugar) 6:30-Let's Play It Safe 7:CO-Ozzie and Harriet 7:30-Science Fiction Theatre 8:00EPrice Is Right 8:3O-Jmmy Rodgers 9:00-Wednesday Night Fights 1O:OO-Dage Theatre
 Thursday 4:30-TeSt Pattern and Music Solicitations - 5:15-Curt Massey t 5:30NAnnie Oakley 6:00-NeWS 6:15-EBF (Wool) 6:3O-Highway Patrol 7:OO-Mr. Adam and Eve Masquerade Party 8:O01H 1Honeymooners 8:3O-Royal Playhouse 9:OO-You Bet Your Life Kodiak Playhouse
 Friday 4:30Test Pattern and Music 5:00-CfrcuS Time 6:OO-NewS 6:3O-San Francisco Beat 7:00-Death Valley Days 7:3O-I Led Three Lives 8:OOLTarget Traffic Court 9:O0-This Is Your Life 9:3O-What'S My Line 10:OO-Laugh Line Movietime Note: All programs subject to change without prlor notice.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-05

READ THE CLASS ADS
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MAGICOLOR SPRING PAINT SPECIALS
oDoRLESS ape VELVET FLAT

ODoRLESS apo VELVET FLAT
gallon, regularly $40, 4W
. cosy. TO apply, reolly easy
. leoves no morring brush morks
. not only washable, but scrubbobIe
paint and occupy room the same
doy
! gallon covers the overooe room
. dries to touch in q mere 3 hours
SEMI.GLo SATIN ENAMEL
quart, regularly 2.70, I.@
in matching shades to 90 with
the apo Velvet FIot. Semi-6Io is a
sotin enoneI finish for oil wood
work, Try it just once and you'll
olwoys turn to Moeicolor for
any color
W5E-Pont Shop, lst Floor. North Building
-. also Chevy Chase ond.7 Corners
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"HIS AND HERS
.OVEN-AID SPECIAL

cleaner and 40
brush, both for i
It's his for the barbecue grill, and hers for
the oven This barbecue grill brush has
bross bristIes that whisk off burnt on grease
...ond Oven-Aid quickly dissoIves burnt-on
oreose in stoves and ovens with no coustics.
no harsh odor.
oven-Aid, lo-ounce con, regularly CSC
Barbecue and grill brush. regularly LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24
DRAIN-AID AND
SEPTI-KLEEN
- each

SEPTI.KLEEN - instant aid for all
septic tanks, cesspooIs. Absolutely harm
less. cannot iniure plumbing, porcelain,
etc. Eosy, sofe, sure 2.98
DRAIN.AID - instant aid for sinks,
drains and grease trops. Viii not iniure
hands; non poisonous. Liquefies and dis
solves woste. Leoves drains odor-free
and sanitary. 2.98
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

Ugly chips and scratches on your refrgero-
tor, stove, sink, wosher, dryer cabinet just
brush away with Tipon's Touch Up Use
it on any and oil white appliances. tworks
like O fountain pen enough for 400
applications. Dries in seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

Beoutify your floors without sondino
or scropine. Hovozip removes var
nishes, sheloc, wax, or pIostie finishes.
viii not discoIor wood or raise its
groin, no ofter-rinse needed.
Use HovoIoc floor finisher otter Clean
ing; it seals and protects
HAVAZIP- quart, l.19
" eoIIon, 2.20. eolIon, 395
HAVALAC-
quort. 2.49. gallon. 7.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE WITH ECONOMY
l. Bucks Exclusive Turbine Drive Transmission is let
smooth, responds faster, economically than ever.
No gears ever shift while the car is in motion.
z Bucks Exclusive Air-F1o Aluminium Drum Brakes
found on no other American car Fcooled drums front
and rear for faster cooling Fast cooling safer stop
ping longer brake life Slotted wheels pass current of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07

Doors that open wder-easer to get and out Famysize
interior Seats that higher more deeply cushioned and
repoSoned to provide comfort for feet and legs Sepa-
rate seat heat control Careful comparisons indicate
todays Buick with its extensive use Of insulation and torque-
tube drive perhaps the quetest running smoothest riding
car America Bucks modem program Of quality control
comes to peak in the Turbine Drive Buick so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-03
WILLIAM S. WHITE
Spook's Mission as NATO Chief

Thus 1t will be necessary in
the weeks Immediately ahead
to accomplish two things Of
almost unspeakable gravity:
/. To see to it that the
smaller members of the West
ern alliance are kept fully
and currently informed of
what the big fellows are pre-
pairing. These smaller mem
bers are in no big Four"
But their wisdom is not de-
fined by their size. And they
can contribute much, both in
the preservation of Western
unity and even, perhaps, in
sound procedural suggestions
to the big fellows working
upstairs.
2. Most Of all, to make
certain that the big powers
do not gain the summit, only
to lose the alliance itself.
There is good reason to
believe that Mr.. Spaak is
setting out now on just such
a delicate mission as this.
1t would be drawing the bow
too far to say fatty that he
can do this historic job. But
1t is certainly fair to say that
If anybody can do it, that
somebody will be Mr.. Spaak
Of Belgium.
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Howard to Give
High School Pupil
Research Course

The establishment of a COLI
lege-level scientific research
program for area high school
students, to be held this sum-
mer, was announced by Howard
University officials yesterday.
Under the program, 20 OUT
standing students will be Sc.
lected for an eight-week re-
search course in biology, chem
istry and physics. They win
receive up to $50 a week for
their efforts. =
All high school students with
in 50-mile radius of Wash
ington who have completed at
least one year of biology, chem
istry or physics and two years
of mathematics will be eligible.
In selecting the students.
Howard officials will consider
grades in science courses and
any other indications of scien-
tif1c ability. Applicants must
be recommended by their prin.
cipal or science teacher.
The course will run from
June % through August H..
Applications must be received
no later than May / by the
director. Reasearch Participa-
ton Summer Training Program
of Howard University. q
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TOKYO, April 8 (AP)-The
Japanese government csked
the supreme court today to re-
verse a lower court ruling that
the presence of United States
bases and troops in Japan is
unconstitutional.
The district prosecutors Of
flee appealed directly to the
highest court, bypassing an in
termediate appeal court. 1t
thus hoped to speed up a final
ruling. which under normally
slow Japanese court procedure
could take months or even
years.
If the supreme court up
holds the decision of the Tokyo
district court, it could mean
Japan's removal from the non
Communist worlds defense
setup. But undoubtedly such a