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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX. Close-in 3-bedrm. nriek,
semidet.. modern furn.; auto.
washer; $3.50. ia. 1885. Il
PINEY BR. AND FLOWER AREA
Lovely 3 bedrmsJ gar, nrepI.i
modern: S135. ia. $500.
Sc. WASHlNGTON--3 bedrooms.
"a baths. completely redecorated;
reasonable rent. 10. 2-0l o..
STUDIO HoUsE--one bedrm.. 5us.
painted. nicely furn, on beautliul
estate. overlooking Potomac: Sc.
near bus line md Boiling field;
500, incl utils. 10. 3-561L-
TAKOMA PARK-Vic. Walter Reed.
5Ob New YorK ave-. broom Dun
galow, $3.50 plus utils. Can UN.
4-4634 for appt.
yIRGINIA-Must rent. besut furn.
4-bedrm. rambler. move in t0oey'
JE. 1890.
SI95. NV bedrmS. liy.. din
sun pch., bsmt,. I'd. eas h. sens
gar, transp., shop; LA. 6-l4J5.
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BLACKSTONE

ELECTRICIAN, licensed. colored
wiring and repairs IN accord with
d c. regulation. DE. 2-4S25.
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CARPENTER-General iobblng, re-
modelling, store fronts, fixtures,
additions, rec. rooms. brickwork,
e i0R sbpi ToT Rw PIasteripF s ps5si
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walks. patios. Resurfacine. Free
estimates. Terms. JU. 9-7649.
BUILDING, REMODELING. repairs,
lge. or small Jobs: attics, rec.
rms, garages, ETC.: free est. AP.
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APIS. FUREIsHED-MD.

CHEyERLY. MD, 1909 cheverlJ
ave. LILY. rm.. bedrm., kit. bath
pvt. entr bus at DR.. no pet'
or children; Ss5, utils. incl. AP
1-3939. .-.----------.--
CHEyERLY AREA--3 rms. all cleo
kit. pvt. emit. pvt. parking anc
hath. For details, UN. 4.3ao5.
rOLWAR MANOR-Liv. rm.. bedrm.
iii pyt bath and entr SO mo
mel. ntiis. 1912 BOTH AVE. WA
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ROOMS FuRM--Mn..vA.

FALLS CHURCH, seven zen. csV1r r .....
HILLWOoD MOTEL, JE. 10000.
ALRx. PRESIDENTIAL SECTION
Lee. rm., End DR.. v blk, from
Al buses gentlemen. ref. IT
0-042S.
SILVER sPRING--Clean room. pri
yate home, gentlemani $50 month
~, 0-19ng
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HOUSES UHFURNlsHED

ALTA VISTA-BETHEsDA, MD. =
f'oyely rambler on large corner
Iot With 3 bedrms., 12x22 hy. fm
with frepl.: i2x12 din. rm.. large
kft,, breezeway and large scr
porch with attached garage. cow
to schools and churches; $40 pei
mo. By appt. only. OWNER, OIL
4-4777: ewes, OF. 4-2411.
ARL., VA, westover ares--3-bed'
nm. brk. rambler: nice; s125 mo
C0av hop. transp. AD. 4-672lo
AEL.. N.-Brk. Colonial: 2 bed.
6GIE5oSHRoE MASON Ma GREEN CO
RFALTOR. IA. $1,000.
ARLINGTON-3-bedrm. rambler:
hrepl;; lGs. lsyel yard; imms sSITMs
fSssfssse' / SONS, : Mass. nave ave.
NV, Ma s-5020.
AL bedrms.. good eold: Lse.
lot, ,gsTage. lmmed possess, ~.
elaine CLAM PROPS, IA. 7-2s52.
ARL.-s51 N. Kensington. st. brk.
Colonial; 3 bedrms.. ostns.
fun bsmt.: fenced yard. Complete
GEoRsGH MASON GREEN CO.
REALToR, IA. 4-l400.
ARL., 1926 8. 7th st.--Brk. ram.
bier. 2 bedrmsy rec: I'm FENCED
yard. Avail. immed. Sl15. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO. Eealtor'
CONTINUED on Next PaeeD
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WOOL PRESSER

WOO4 I ItGOOGn
For modern plant; 5-day week
must be experienced, Apply to Mr.,
MANHATTAN COMPANY
NO PHONE CALLS
YOUNG LADIES, ages 10 to 20.
single, to teach ballroom dancing;
no exper. necessary, complete train
ing given, earn $3.50 to SS5 per
week for 80 hours. Apply In per-
son, to 6 pm. VICTOR STU
dos, 1880 Conn. ave. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN, part-time book
keeper and typist in accountants
ONCE. Box 27S-G, Star.
YOUNG WOMAN-One Of Washing
toms leading corsetieres wishes
to train q Young woman for part
time work. Reply stating age,
education and business experience
Box 1896, Star.
WOMEN SPECIAL REPRESENTA-.
TIVES wanted in Boston and
Washington. D. c., for multi
million dollar cosmetic company
with selected franchise distribu-
ton. Company enjoys best pres
ttEe reputation in this field. Must
nav ~ LCnot tIllCG ySdEo CApgIl-
ence selling drugstores. Out
standing starting salary plus COM
pany car, expenses away from
headquarters city, excellent seeu-
rit3 benefits. 40 per cent travel
in limited area. Home week ends.
All reulies acknowledged II quail
ned. Company does not presently
employ women travelling repre-
sentatiyes. Send complete resume
OF background to Box 249-A. star
YOUNG LADY, white; fountain
work. Sat. and SUM-, hours, 3 TO 9,
75c per hr, HILLANDALE PHAR-
MACY, 1924 New Hampshire
ave, Silver Spring, Md.
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses. Just show Fashion Frocks
to friends. No investment, can
wasting or experience necessary.
FASHION FROCKS, Dept. B-4s72,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
COLORED - EXPERIENCED short
order cook. Dinner hours. Apply
in person 3-5 Tues. 1880 Wise.
ave. NV.
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Nurses Needed
WANTED
Young Man, Young Woman

To train for wonderful commercial
airline career in the fast-growing
let age Of flashing silver wings
High paying position as hostess,
reservationists, communicationistS
and passenger agents. Offers op-
portunity to meet celebrities and
free travel to interesting places
II you are a high school graduate
between the age IL and 3S, in
good health. you may qualify.
Interviews BY appointment only
Call Miss Pat Miller, Ma. S-4420,
Monday only. WEAVER AIRLINE
PERSONNEL TRAINING.
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Patios. steps, walks. All kinds of
cement work, retaining walls,
waterproofing cellar floors and
walls. Terra Gotta pipe drainage
from downspouts and lawns. Re-
pair swimming pool,
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ROOMS fURR.-s.E.s.W.

994 18th ST. Sc, mr.. Pa. ave
Clean. comfortable room. ) west
windows, equip. for Ink; en-
ployed adults. non-drinkers.
COLORED - SETTLED LADY OIL
couple; nice rm.; cooking privils
COW. transp. Sl2. II 7-304l.
'CoLORED - SCI. NAM lge from
I'm at carline: reliable person; SIC
Uk. II. 7-640s after 1880 pm.
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PIANOs-Get our quotations or
hrand-neW standard makes OF
pianos before you buy Also Q
good selection OF used instruments
over 100 pianos 70 choose from
at the PIANO MART. 1918 9TH
st. NV. t1n the block above the
Library
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ROOMS RURNlsEED-H.E.

CAPITOL HILL. $40 E. Capitol st
Beautiful rooms. maid service
singie and double. Ii. 6-2355.
COLORED-2 LARGE RMS. furn e;
home privileges: COW. to every
thing LU 2-7S15 after Z pm
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REPORTER AND WRITEI

sHOF SALESMAN or saleslady, ex-
perienced' prefer someone from
Southeast or SLitland area. JO-
SEPH'S SHOES, 1882 Suitland I'd.
Suitland, Maryland. No phone
calls.
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TELLER TRAINEES, white. t. 70
yrs: DAYS. 9-5, no sat: some
s ssessso s " 600 PREF q oiHI t PER
SONNET, Suite 232 Southern
Bldg, sos 18th st. NV. at II.
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WOMEN
WOMEN, q to 81

Local ONCE of large New York cor.
poration needs women to work
with local supervisor interviewing
young mothers. This Is permanent
full time work. Average $50 to SIS
weekly Write giving experience
and phone number to Mrs. Ather-
ton. 0410 GreiE st.. Apt. cd,
Seat Pleasant. Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
HAYWOOD GARDENS
41Ol HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER. MD.
AVAILABLE MARCH 1

lust across District line; ] bus fare
Cow to shopping center enc
thester: excellent bus facilities.
Nicely furn apt; receipt. hall. hv
nm. dinette, bedrm.. kit. anc
bath; sos. including ut.ls.
Comfortable furn. apt; RECEIPT. hall
IN. rn., din. space, > oedrms.. Kit
and bath, Z closets: 24.2O, in
GLIDING utils.
Plenty Of parking: lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. 7-s2o0.
TAKOMA PK.-Nicely Furnished
bedrm liv. I'm kit bath; alst
enc. kit, bath, JU. $500. :
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lcoNTINUtpl

FOAM RUBBER. 54x70x4 did. be-
va ssss. sag a-s SSsPi'n'' 'o''''''
FURNlTURE-emall Krell Playe
Piano. Chinese LACQUER Table
ANTIQUE Chinese Lacquer SEWN
stand. Marble Ton Wash stands
Walnut and Jacobian pinln
Room 9uiteA Fur and Ciosl
Goats. s.e; By order q II. 4
QBRIEN. Trustee and other con
wwfERsScEAiLrRSsS roHMS cSRRow. "a
AM. bressefs. chest. soisl
washer washers. mattresses. box sprinTs
etc. AT 10 AM. Vaculator Brew
matte, GLOBE Gravity Feed 6llcer
Hamilton Beach Drink Mixer
0relse Traps. Iron safe, Casl
REGISTERS. etc. AT 2 PM, Alaskan
Inspection INVITED.
FURNITURE-i simmons Hide-A
cond. 21e0 Florida ave. NV. Apt
3O7. see betw. 4 and 4 pm.
EUHNAIVAE--(On BAL MuutrN
mates. brushed birch, new condl
ton. drop-leaf dining table, ySb
with 4 chairs, $3.50: 2 end tables
glass tops, $50: 2 matching lamp
and shades, S25; brass lamn, So
custom sofa slip cover, S35. XXI
S-7133: sat, sun, wkdays.. ate
z pm,
= typewriter desl
mahoe. veneer, cabinet 3Bx54x1l
with shelves and glass door. ma,
hog; Simmons lounge chair, will
cushion; simmons hide-a-wal
bed-chair: end table lamps lpr)
large mirror. call IA. 4-1aS2.
FURNITURE-Save 5Oes By visitinI
our showroom. Your old living rm
furniture made like new BY
reliable concern; sofa and chat
upholstered for $50. Ia FRANCl
UPHOLSTERING. $500 18th 81
NV. CO. 5.236l.
FURNITURE SALE
Sofa, chair, mahosany bedroom
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HT-FIs

unclaimed beautiful con
soles, 4-speed automatic changer;
Choice OF colors. Take over pay
ments, S4.70 per mo. Compl, bal
S5S. Call now for free home demc
An Ami
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MOTOR TRAVEL

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to help
vic. Leaving over Washington's
Birthday EN- a-h0A1
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APIS. FuRNIsNEp-vA.

ALEXANDRIA. downtown-s75 70
$50 so, ali utils incl Call TE g.
1870 between 10 am and m
MIN ROLFE ST. bedrms. 2
blocks buS and shoppine center
SI36. ntils Incl. Avail March ]
ia 1898, EN-. 5-2277.
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T'V S

- ~
Emerson. Beautiful consoles and
table models. All size screens. Your
choice Of colors Take over pay
ments Of SO week. Call any time
for free home demonstration. AID
ATTIC
TYPEWRITERs, s26 up-Trade-i in
sale. $50 and your old machine
with standard keyboard. parts
complete, will buy a new Royal
Underwood. Corona portable. CEN
TRIAL, 2007 l4th st. NV.
TYPEWRITER: ELECTRlC-Under.
wood, like new, $3.50: Box PSI G
Star.
VACUUM. new tank style with al
attachments. $40, delivered. Cal
HA. 2-9039.
vACUUMS, Electrolux, 1926 with
attachments Recond, Will deliver
RA. 3-61Sl. S32 Shepherd NV.
VACUUM CLEANER, BRAND-NEW
swtvel-top, on wheels, with attach,
$3.50; viii deliver. uN. 4-0370
vACUUMs. s1O-S20; l-year guar
rebuilt Hyattsville Vacuum Co
52lJ Baltimore ave. AP 1853
VENETIAN BLIND WAsHIN
MACHINE: will sell cheap. Mr.
TOONE IA = 0Qrc
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BUSINESS SERVICES
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

DRAFTING illustrating, all kinds.
Rates reasonable. Call Lu. 4.a2b7.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators,
sod cutters. rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP Co. Ju b-6040
FLOOR SANDERS. polishers. wet
CRY vacs low rates. MODERN
FLOORS. 2431 18th st, NV
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FURNITURE SALE
suite. Week ends. tn. 2-3s27.
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REPAIRs AND aEnVInE
lcoNTINUEDl

FLO0Rs sANDED AND FINISHED
--Linolenm and tile installed, WA.
1-il2U, after y pm Ar, 1-0o47
floors aanded. finished. New, u
"a. IT,; old. loo up; peintlne, Int,
ext. 2, l. HfNsoN' Lu. 4-sosss5S
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LIVING ROOM SUITE

Complete; consisting of modern
sofabed, matching club chair, cock.
tail table 2 end tables. 4-piecI
lamp set, e decorator lamps
matching smoking stand and 3.
way floor lamp Take over bal.
ance due. paw So weekly. Nc
money down on approved credit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

CONTINUED on Next Paee)
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COLORED EXPERIENCED short
order cook. Dinner hours. Apply
in person AS Tues. 1880 Wise.
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1959-11-21

%6532
North East South West
IL IA 2NT Pass
.3NT All Pass
Opening lead: Spade seven.
West opens the seven Of
spades and the first player to
duck picks up all the marbles.
Let's suppose that East makes
the routine play of the queen
Of spades. South ducks. That
is he plays his low spade, allow
ing East to win the first trick.
East returns the ten of
spades and South wins a flneSSe
with the jack. West follows
suit with his last spade. Now
South has an easy time. He
leads clubs to set up his ninth
trick. II West wins the first
club he cannot return a spade.
If East wins the first club he
can set up his spades but can
not regain the lead to cash
them. Either way South makes
ten tricks.
East Should Duck
East can defeat the contract
by ducking at the first trick.
That is he plays the nine OF
spades instead of the queen.
This forces South to win the
first trick with the jack Of
spades. for otherwise South
would win only one spade trick.
East cannot lose by this play.
West has opened his top spade,
the seven, and it is clear that
South must hold the missing
high spades, Alb. South is
bound to get two spade tricks,
and the only question is which
side wins the first trick.
East wants South to win the
first trick. That leaves one
spade in Vests hand. When
South leads clubs West steps
up with the king Of clubs and
leads his other spade. East
forces out the ace of spades
and gets in with the ace Of
clubs in time to run the rest Of
the spades. This holds South to
eight tricks instead of ten.
Daily Question
AS dealer. you hold:
AAJ8 VKJlo oKQS &sS32
What do you bid?
Answer: One club. This is q
terrible suit, Of course, but you
must bid something with IA
points, and this is all you can
do If you use standard methods.
If you use the Kaplan-Shein-
void system you bid one no.
trump, showing balanced dis
tribution and IL to IA points.
Ccopyright, 1859. GenT Features corp)
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he con prove his client Is the
riehtfuI heir. Dovid Jonssen.
1890
4-Movie A."
"Womon They Almost Lynched."
. 1857. Brion DonIey.
Inject MeGrow. Mystery.
Border City" McGrow searches
tor corruption. Frank Lovejoy.
9-Whot's Ny Line. Panel.
4-News.
Bill Sprooue.
7-News. Sports. Weother.
Mccoffrey Malone. Allen.
9-NewS and Sports.
Cushing. Mcdonald.
Il:1o
4-Movie ~"
! Hour, 20 Min. Continuation of
"Womon They Almost Lynched."
Has
9-The Late Show. Movie.
Va Hours. 1.-THE SIGN Of the
Ram" l948. A woman per-
nently confined to q wheelchoir
keeps firm hand on her chill
dren. Susan Peters, Alexander
Knox.
1l:3O
7-Follow Thot Man. Crime.
Get OUT of Town" Ralph BEL
lony.
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February n

Too" 1910 Bette DovIs, Charles
Boyer.
7-Donser Is Ny Business.
"Shork Doctor"
S-Riehord Diom'nd. D't'ct've.
Diamond agrees to work for O
percentage of on inheritance II
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Presidency
Bid Hinted
ByWiIIiunns

NEW YORK. April ~ (AP).
-Michigan's Democratic Gov
O, Mennen williams said yes
terday he thinks he'd have
something to offer the Nation
as its President. But he de-
clined to go on a record 'as q
candidate for the job.
Asked on q Mike Wallace
television interview II he
thought he had the qualifica-
tons for the presidency, Gov
Williams replied:
81 think in my background
that I do have something to
offer. ! have been Governor
Of a large State longer thar
any man ever has before. ]
don't say that that's the only
qualification, Of course. but you
do have the opportunity to gel
a god deal Of experience.
II think the most important
thing that anybody should have
who's going to be President
next time is a sense Of purpose
ability to lead the American
people back to their true her.
Iitage so that we can feel that
we're going some place, that
we're going to serve our people
and fulfill our historic mission
in the world"
Gov. williams added that ht
has no intention Of committing
himself as a candidate for his
party's presidential nomination
as long as the Michigan Legis-
lature is in session. No date
has been set for adjournment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

The Cubans did not have
New York police press cards.
The spokesman said the Cuban
consulate general was handling
the matter and that special
Identity cards probably would
be furnished today.
AT Princeton. N j.. on Mon
day night, American newsmen
were barred at first from a stu
dent conference. But later, the
Americans were allowed TO cover
the conference after Mr.. Castro
asked that they be admitted.
Cuban newsmen at that time
had threatened to walk out of
the conference If the Ameri-
cans were not allowed.
OF New York's police, one
harried Cuban reporter said:
"They are worse than the
Batista cops" a reference to
the tough security guards that
surrounded ousted Dictator Full
gencio Batista.
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pacity. He was invited to this
country by the American So
ciety Of Newspaper Editors.
At the halfway mark of a
tour 10 promote Cuba" among
Americans and Canadians. Mr..
Castro told reporters that the
noisy welcome by come 10000
New Yorkers--largely made up
of the city's big Latin Ameri-
can colony-"pleased and i'm
pressed me-"
14-HOur Schedule
It was almost midnight last
night when he wound UP the
last official event in a 14-hour
schedule that included three
speeches, lots of handshaking
and police-led scrimmages in
and out of his hotel head
quarters and other places he
visited.
The reception by so many
Latin Americans so impressed
him, Mr.. Castro told a Uni
versity Of Columbia School Of
Journalism conference, that il
made him wonder why the
Spanish-speaking Americans dc
not band together in a United
States Of South America.
But he has no aspiration to
head such a union, he said.
Other Points
In his first full day in New
York, the 39-year-old lawyer
revolutionary also said:
/. His government might set
a date next month for elections,
but the actual date is another
matter. Mr.. Castro has previ-
ouSly said his government
would not stay in Office longer
than four years, but that elec-
tons could be called at any
time.
2. He may not seek the
presidency when the elections
are called.
Not so pleased with their
New York reception were some
10 Cuban newspapermen ac-
companying the Prime Minis
ter.
Except for a photographer OF
two, they failed to get through
the police lines thrown up tC
protect Mr.. MAESTRO. A spokes-
man for the official Cuban
party. who declined the use
of his name, said police and
security guards refused to
honor Cuban press credentials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Excessive Costs
Cited in Contract
For Navy Arms
BY the Associated Press

The General Accounting Of
ice told Congress yesterday that
the Government bore excessive
costs on Navy contracts with
Westinghouse Electric Corps
air arm division in Baltimore.
The contracts were for the
development and production Of
airborne fight control and FIRE
control electronic equipment
for the Army. the Navy and the
Air Force. Each service ad-
ministered its own contracts,
but the Navy had audit author
ity over all Of them.
GAO. said excessive costs re-
suited from the negotiation Of
a contract price based on esti-
mated costs. It said actual
costs, $685., 463 lower than the
estimates, already had been in
Cured and the contractor re-
ceived excessive reimbursement
for royalties.
The contract price, the GAO
said in a formal report, was ne
gotiated three months after all
deliveries had been made. But
it added Navy representatives
we're not furnished complete
cost data and their negotia-
tons we're based on costs
through only 40 per cent Of the
production program.
The total price negotiated,
the GAO reported, contem-
plated costs Of $14,828,2 $50 while
actual costs. which it said were
available to the contractor,
totaled $13,894,797. These were
$933,463 less than the Navy
figured in its negotiations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Soviet Awards
Lenin Prizes

MOSCOW. April 81 tAP).--
The Soviet Union announced
last night that this years
Lenin prizes went to the build
ers Of the giant atom smasher
at Dubna and composer Aram
Khatchaturian.
The prizes have a reported
value of up to 100000 rubles-
$4,000 at the official rate of
exchange. The announcement
came on the eve Of Lenin's
89th birthday.
Mr.. Khatchaturian, who
composed the widely popular
"Saber Dance" received this
years award for the music ci
his ballet eSpartak," which is
in the repertoire Of the Bolshoi,
Receiving a prize for building
and operating the atom smasher
was a team headed by Prof
Vladimir Vexler. director Of the
Joint Institute for Nuclear Re-
search at Dubna. He is we'll
known among scientists and
important visitors whom he has
shown through the plant.
Playwrights and actors whose
work dealt largely with the life
of Lenin were among those
given prizes. They included
Nikolai Pagodin, a playwright
who wrote THE Third Pa
thetic," a story of Lenin.
VASTLY Soloviev-Sedoi. whose
song Moscow Evenings" has
some reputation abroad, was
awarded the prize for new
popular songs.
Others honored were sculptor
Alexander Kibalenko and film
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Cubun Ex-Bunk Head
Tried on Bride Count

HAVANA, April % (AP).-
Joaquin Martinez Saenz. for
mer president Of the National
Bank Of Cuba, went on trial
yesterday before a military tri-
bunal on a charge Of trying to
bride a prison warden to COM
nit a revenge killing.
Martinez Saenz allegedly Of
fered the warden $4,000 to ar
range the accidental death"
of millionaire Sanchez del
Monte, who was serving q
prison term for killing Martinez
Saenz' son.
The prosecution asked a Is
year sentence for Martinez
SaenZ.
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the government MNR party
we're killed and listed their
names.
Thousands of mournerS led
by President Herman Siles
Suazo marched through silent
streets for burial rites.
A committee of II doctors re-
ported that Oscar Unzaga de Ia
Vega, charged by the govern
ment with being the leader Of
the revolt. died from two bullet
wounds. The government has
announced he committed sui
eide in a house where he was
hiding.
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Bolivian Revolt
Dead Put at 100

LA PAZ, Bolivia. April %
(AP). - Unofficial estimates
Yesterday said as many as 100
persons may have been killed
In a Falangist uprising here
Sunday. The government pre-
Viously had announced 81 were
killed.
Ell Diario, an independent
newspaper, said 70 members of
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STATE DIGGING
DEEPER FOR TAXES

OLYMPIA. Wash. CAP).
During the recent session
Of Washington State Legis-
lature the 4 per cent sales
tax was extended TO earth
moving.
Yesterday, the State Tax
Commission ruled that UNI
der this provision grave
digging is taxable.