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HAWAII | SJED|NJENE DRzAYE
NOVA PEDESETA SAVEzNA DRzAVA

Sudbna Havaskog Otocja nase move, pedesete drzave
ba e usko povezana Sedinjenm Drzavama vec cd
nih dana nase narodne povest Aerick misonar stgli
otoke vet 1920 godine cetrdeset dvje 60
dine nakon sto in je bio otkio kapetan James Cook
Misijonar donijei relgiju nego obrazo-
vanje nastavu suzil kao poltGk tehnick savet-
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la prize gotova i tako bi u
stedili ma dvije strane, s ma
ME delegate i s kracom kon-
vencijom.
Ivan Vinkler,
clan odsjeka br. 561
u Flint, Michigan
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dignute ruke cd tog polja, 8
uvjerenjem da h daljnji rad
bio uzaludan.
Ma pokuse u Osekovu vec
sc zaboravilo.
Kada je poslije rata os-
novano poduzete "Naftaplin"
u Zagrebu, poznate rezerve
matte u Mr. Hrvatskoj bile
su prilicno oskudne. Postojalo
je samo polje Colo, koje je
otkriveno 1941. godine. I to
je bio sve.
No. ljudi il "Naftaplina' su
Sc upustili u velik posao.
Stvoren je vec u prvim godi-
mama poslije rata vrlo dobar
kadar domacih strucnjaka.
Razvijena je siroka istrazivac-
ka mreza rezultati su Sc
ubrzo pokazali. Vec 1948. Of
kriveno je polje sumecani, 60
dinu dana kasnije Mramor-
brdo, 1851. naftonosno pole
Bunjani, 1852. Ivanit Klostar,
1853. Dugo selo.
U Jugoslaviji, u zemlji gdje
je prize rata (1939.) Ottawa
godisnja proizvodnja iznosila
jedva nesto oko 1000 tona
matte, ia nova nalazista ozna-
ella su veliku prekretnicu.
Vec u prosloj godini proizve-
demo je u Hrvatskoj 1854 tt
suea tona 50 tin sest nalazi-
Sta matte, dok je ovogodisnjim
planom predvidjeno tisuea
tona, sto predstavlja pet ses-
tina sveukupne proizvodnje
matte u zenlji.
BuSotina "OsekovO 8"
Istrazivacka d. el a t n ost
strucnjaka "Naftaplina" nije
time bila nj blizu svom kraju
Ona traje neprekidno i trago.
vi matte nadjeni su dosad L
) okolici Vukovara, busotine su
Sc pokazale pozitivnim u
Podravini, kod Sedlarice, Mi.
okoviceva i drugih mjesta
ali kolicina matte u NINA je
takva, da Sc zasad JOS ne is
plati njihovo iskoristavanje.
No radovi sc ma tim terenima
intenzivno nastavljaju.
u tom stalnom istrazivac-
kom poslu ljudi iz Malta.
pima" dosli su u Osekovo
u selo u blizmi Siska, gdje
je prize rata "Petrolej d. d.
izvrsio onaj neuspjeli pokus
Istrazivaci su u ovom drugon
pokusaju 1858. godine dopr
Ii do 240O metara dubine
ali Sc nafta nije pojavila. Ipal
u jalovoj busotini nisu poko
pane made. Mnoga druga is
, pitivanja ukazivala su da nj
: tom podrucju mora biti rezer
vi tog tekuceg zlata, pa su s.
u srpnju 1857. u obliznjen
, selu Struscu busilice "Nafta
pima" opet zabole u tlo.
Ia treca busotina bila j
konacno pozitivna, ali sc I
prvi NAH nije moglo nj izbliz'
naslutiti kolik o bogatstv'
' skriva TEX otkriveno nalazi
Ste. TEX kasnija ispitivanja
premjeravanja pokazala su
da je ia busotina, oznacena
planovima strucnjaka ka
"Osekovo 81, ustvari PRIV
nagovjestaj jednog veliko
vrela.
Spasena busilica
Tokom prosle godine poce
su intenzivniji radovi lisp
tivanja ma tom nalazistu. Bu
Slice "Naftaplina" pocele s
neumorno kopati ma podrucj
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0TkRIVENA NOVA P0UA MATTE (ULJA)
UNAS0J STAR0J P0ST0JBIM

Vecerni "Vijesnk", Zagreb - istrazivanju matte u
seu Osekovu govoro je os prize rata cak je ondas-
ME poduzete Petrolej d." jednom zapoceo rad
sotin "Osekovo u Dopro tada do 1750 meara dubne
onda aat zaglavio thu posao e prekinut. Vet su
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vanje i nastavu i sluzili su 4
nici. Oni su uputili havajske'
vladare II probleme i puteve
i sredstva demokracije / pri-
bavili SUI otocju njegov prvi
Ustav. Medjutim, usprkos O.
kolnosti da Sc NINA imaju "a
hvaliti prve knjige ma hawai-
skom jeziku | da je otvaranje
prvih skola i uvodjenje prvo-
ga ustava njihova zasluga -
oni su nailazili ne samo ma
ravnodusnost, nego, Sta wise,
i ma aktivno neprijateljstvo
sa strane vecine e sluzbenih
predstavnika Francuske, We
like Britanije Sjedinjenih
Drzava, a da sc i ne spomi-
nju poteskoce koje su i'm pri-
redjivali razni pustolovi, koji
su dosli da Sc brzo obogate
nacinom sredstvima, .koja
nisu bila najpostenija.
U 10. stoljecu, Velika Bri-
tanija i Francuska namjera-
vale su da zaposjednu owe o
toke. Zaprijecio in je u toj
namjeri pritisak izvrsen sa
strane Sjedinjenih Drzava ci-
j 81 Sc utjecaj i moe u to
vrijeme poceli osjetati u
svijetu.
Prva havajska a k CHA u
smjeru ujedinjenja sa Sjedi-
njenim Drzavama bila je pod
uzeta 1851. godine. Bojeci se
agresivne a k il e francuske
mornarice, Kralj Kamehame-
ha III. pripremio je jednu
tajnu naredbu, kojom je O.
tocje stavio pod zastitu Sic.
dinjenih Drzava. Francuzi su
Sc povukli kada su saznali "a
ovu okolnost. Medjutim - a.
mericka vlada odbila je da
preuzme protektorat mad o.
tocjem. Usprkos toga, Hawaii
je postepeno pojacavao svoje
veze sa Sjedinjenim Drzava'
ma, sve u namjeri da jedno'
ga dana postane njihov sa'
stavni dio. Kralj Kamehame'
ha umro je 1854. godine, bas
u vrijeme kada je bio pre-.
govarao o aneksiji Sjedinje'
MIN Drzavama.
Prize nego je Hawaii dne
II. augusta 1898., ma svo.
vlastiti zahtjey, bio formalnc
anektiran - on Sc raZvlo Il
apsolutne, autoritarne monar'
hije u republiku. God. 1887.
nezadovoljni vladavinom Kra
liza Kalakauaa - havajski pr
vaci udruzili su sc pod ime
nom Havajska Liga ! prisilil
su ga da pristane ma slobod
niji ustav. Medjutim, njegov'
sestra, koja ga je poslije ME
COVE smrti naslijedila pod i
menom Kraljica Liliukalani
pokazala je istu naklonost n
autoritativnom vladav i n o n
kao i njezin brat.
U januaru 1893. ona je ra
spustila parlamenat. Tri dan'
poslije, jedna grupa ljudi po
znata pod imenom "Odbor q
Sigurnost" zaposjela je DIR
zavne zgrade i proglasila ko
nae monarhije. Tai isti odbo
postavio je privremenu vladu
koja treba da 'postoji dok 8
nije pregovaralo i doSlo d.
sporazuma o uslovima pod ko
:jima treba da sc izvrsi ujedi
njenje ga Sjedinjenim Drza
wanna"
Dne 4. julia 1894. privre
mena vlada bila je proglasil
novi ustav. Iduce godine Krs
ljica Liliukalani odrekla s
svojih kraljevskih prava i pr
stala da bude obicna gradjar
ka Hawaii-a.
! Dvije godine nakon anel
size = Hawaii je 14-og jun
1900. proglasen teritorijen
Cd 1903. do 1858. godine ,
cinjena su u Kongresu Sled
njenih Drzava dvadeset ! t.
pokusaja da sc dobije statu
drzave. Postojala su diva j
ka razloga zbog kojih su I
toci zeljeli da budu ujedinj'
-; "a Ciadin ioniyn Drzavarn,
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>travicne noci iz pozara. Ia
bisaca garnitura vet desetak
dana dubi ovdje busotinu,
sesnaestu po redu koja je po-
zitivna kao / onih petnaest
prize ME, otkako Sc 1857. prvi
put ma ovon polju ukazala
nafta.
Uskoro, kad posao tu bude
zavrsen, crpaljka &c zamije-
niti garnituru "a busenje /
"Ideco II" &c Sc preseliti ma
drugo mjesto. Jer predstoji
jos veliki posao. Racunalo se,
da sc ma novom naftonosnom
podrucju treba izbusiti oko
stotinu busotina.
Najveci naftovod
Iako Sc jezgre svih dosa-
dasnjih pozitivnih busotina
sada nalaze ma analizi, iako sc
nijedna cd tin busotina jos ne
iskoriscuje, ma temeliu do
sadasnjih ispitivanja pre-
mjeravanja vjeruje Sc, da &c
kolicina matte ma tom podru-
cju biti ogromna. Naftne pie
scane serije, do kojih sc do
slo busenjem ma 1000 metara,
dosizu debljinu i cd 100 me-
tara, a u jednoj busotini je
tai sloj debeo cak oko 140
metara.
Koliko je to bogatstvo, maj
bolje ilustrira einjenica, da se
cesto isplacuje busenje ma tn
istu dubinu j organiziranje
eksploatacije radi svega neko-
liko metara naftnog pjesca-
nog sloja.
Strucnjaci se zasad ustru-
cavaju da preciznijim ciframa
odrede bogatstvo novog ma.
lazista, vec i zbog toga, sto
Sc to jos uvijek nalazi u fazi
ispitivanja. Velike kolicine po-
vrsinskog pima nalazu maj.
vecu opreznost, da Sc ne b
ponovila nesreca IL prosle go.
dine. Time sc znatno usporava
rad. Osim toga, i samo pole
nije jos konacno omedjeno
Dosad Sc ono proteze ma sest
kvadratnih kilometara i vrlo
je vjerojatno, da &c sc dc
konca istrazivanja jos i pro-
siriti. No, vec ma temelju o.
noga sto je dosad poznato
/, racuna sc, da ma novom polju
ina deset do petnaest mill.
juna tona matte.
: U planu je da sc do konca
!, owe iii do pocetka iduce godine
< izgradi naftovod do rafineri
: je u Sisku, koji bi sc nado.
: vezao ma naftovode il Ivanic
Kostra Drugog sela, sto e
: omoguciti jedinstvenu otpre
e mu. Bit &c to najduzi nafto
a vod u zemlji (oko go kilome
: tara), a kad bude zavrser
pocet &c i eksploatacija prvil
e busotina.
q 22 milijuna dolara
a Sedmo naftonosno polje ,
i Hrvatskoj je bogatije cd svil
i dosadasnjih. Ono &c omoguci
|, ii da vet iduce godine proiz
u vodnja matte u Hrvatskoj do
o segne milijun tona. A to j
II dvostruko wise, nego sto s.
g predvidjalo perspek t ivn n
planom "a 1861. godinu.
Znaci da cemo vec iduce 20
:: dine uvoziti znatno mani
|; matte nego dosad. A milijul
tona uvezene matte stajalo /
>, mas u rlJecRoJ lucl ~ mIijun
:, dolara!
i Iskoristavanje tin bogatil
!. rezervi bit &c potpunije eff
/. kasnije, nego sto je bio dc
) sad ma drugim poljima, post
q &c se ma novom terenu primi
e jeniti najsuvremenije metodt
> Tako &c sc, medju ostalin
j. umjetnim putem povecati pr
!, tisak u naftnim pjesacanir
!. slojevima, sto &c - uz ostal
suvremene uredjaje - ono
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
LETITE IA UJG0SLAvIJU SA SwISSAIR

Brza Swssar avionska pruga New Yorka je siguran
kratak, ekonomican ugodan nacn posjetiu mjesta
j celjad koju voite.
. Dnevn ljetov Nske cijene ekonomiene klase
Letite sada, platte kasnije
Izvanredna posluga avonu po ekspertima koj go
wore mnoge jezike.
Bilo gdje naazili Sjedinjenim Drzavama Amerike
posetite vaseg Putnickog Agenta, koj &c dat
potrebne upute pomoci planirati vase putovanje
Knjizicu putovanju Jugoslaviju saljemo zahtjev
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JuG0SLAvENSkA PUTNICkA AGENCljA

Putovanjs Jugosaviju vehkim PUTNIc
KIM BRODOvIMA svih kompanija Takodjer najmoderni
Jim avionima drektno zagrob BeogFad. PSite bes
platne mformacije
saljemo . Jugoslavju Pravmo AFIDEvTE ostalo
dobavijanje rodbne Jugoslave Proajems P1tas harte
- p1tnike b JugoslavijA
Radimo naim narodom Amsrid od 1ee6. ged.s
Pravo punomo ostae dokumente te svakovrsne pReyoe
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0H1CClA0 Uu0IQC6
Tokom prosle godine poceli
su intenzivniji radovi ispi-
tivanja ma tom nalazistu. Bu-
Slice "Naftaplina" pocele su
neumorno kopati ma podrucju
Struzac-Osekovo, a ma petoj
busotini doslo je do nesrece.
Prilikom rada jedan sloj pill
ma je magic eruptitirao ne
ocekivano izbio ma nekoliko
mjesta, gdje su Sc nalazile
cijevi, pripremljene "a uko-
pavanje. Pod snagom erupci-
je cijevi su sc uskomesale,
pocele su udarati jedna u dru-
gu planula je iskra =.
Nastao je polar, koji je
trajao nekoliko dana, i koji
.je nacinio veliku stetu. IL tog
pozara jedva je spasena busa-
ca garnitura 'Ideco H."
Danas kod Strusca, uz des-
nu stranu ceste zmedju Po-
povace i Siska, strsi toranj is
pod kojeg je tai isti stroj,
spasen one proSlogodiSnje
, 1959-06-18
JUNE 10, 1859
Virgin Islunds Agricultural Program News
WOODY LEGUMEs FOR LIVESTOCK FEED"

Woody legurnes such as Tan-Tan, Flamboyant, Thibet,
Giricidia and Others provide excellent supplemental feed. It
has been found that these legumes may be grown successfully
conditions from five to seven tons of dry matter per acre per
year,, of highly paatable feed which is of high protein con-
tent. These crops coud be used in any one or combination of
ways. They may be grazed directly by livestock, which is the
cheapest way of feeding, or fed as either soilage or silage.
When fed fresh cut, they should be allowed to wilt slightly,
especially Glricidia, as the cattle seem to like them better SO.
Woody egunnes used as slage have been found to keep better
than when enSiled alone.
The amount of high protein feed produced by these crops
repays many times the cost Of establishing and maintaining
them The cost of establishing them by seeding is nominal
If the correct row spacing is utilized, a minimum amount Of
labor would be required in order to maintain them free Of
weeds. These legumes require no fertilizer and they are less
affected than most plants by seasonal changes in rainfall
They are generally tolerant of our alkaline soils and are not
commonly subject to any plant disease. Occasional insect
damage has been found to reduce the yields only moderately.
The results of field trials with these legumes show that
the average yearly yields were about the same for each of
them but other characteristics Of the crops show Tan-Tan to
be better than the others as a forage crop, at least for cattle.
II was found to be the most ~palatable for them and it had
also the highest protein content.
1t is recommended that any Of these legumes, especially
Tan-Tan, be grown as supplemental forage crop. Such a crop
will reduce the great seasonal fuctuation in the quality, and
even more in quality Of available forage.
, 1959-06-18
Notice of Sale Of Used
Government Property

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Division of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, Virgin Islands, until
HOO AM. June "a, 1859, and
then publicly opened, for the
sale of the item listed below,
as is" and where IS located.
at the Frederiksted Clinic, st.
Croix, Virgin Islands.
One Chevrolet Ambulance
Engine No. RECM2s5O2
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids, and unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of invitation to bid
will be supplied by the Divi-
sion of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
Mario Lewis
Acting Comm. Of Property
and Procurement.
Per;
Alphonso RomneY
Administrative Assistant II
Division Of Procurement
st. Croix, v. I.
l7-18-19
, 1959-06-18
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Department Of Property and
Procurement, Division of Pro-
curement, Christiansted, st.
.Croix, Virgin Islands, until
hoo AM. June 80, 1859, and
then publicly opened for the
following:
Deep Well Turbine Pump.
for drilled well having s"
steel casing
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
MARIO LEWIS
Acting Commissioner
of Property & Procurement
Per.
Alphonso RomneY
Administrative Assistant II
1920
Evening star., 1959-11-25
GuIbenkion Art Works
Destined for Lisbon

fate of the paintings has been
in doubt. 1t is displayed in
the northeast corner of the
main gallery on the second
floor.
The collection here includes
two RembrandtS, "An Old
Man Seated" and "PallaS Athe-
na," a 18th century painting
by Stefan Lochner, an impress
sionistic piece by Monet, a COL
lection of Egyptian sculpture,
several studies of Venice by
Guardi, a portrait by RubenS
of his second wife, and a Fra
gonard. Also included are
portraits by Halls, Van Dyck,
Gainsborough, Manet and Co.
rot.
Meantime, the trustees of the
Gulbenkian Foundation have
announced that a grant Of $780,
600 a year will be made to the
National Gallery to support it's
musical program. ~
Evening star., 1959-11-25

IIldJ JIle humphrey OISdIllId-
ton already has chosen to stoop
to the lower forms of campaign
tactics"
This exchange was sparked by
a proposal made yesterday by
John w. Kenney. chairman of
the D. c. Committee for Hum
lphrey, at a Board of Elections
meeting.
Row Over Designation
The effect of the recommen-
dation would be to prevent Ste
venson-pledged candidates for
delegate to the Democratic Ma
'tional Convention from being
identified as such on the ballot
at the May 3 election.
The Board of Elections
meeting was called to consider
requests by both the District
Republican and Democratic
Parties that a presidential pref
erence question be permitted
| at the election. The board has
twice previously rejected such
proposals.
Carl L. Shipley, chairman of
the District Republican State
Committee, and A. L. Wheeler
chairman of the District Demo-
cratic Central Committee, spoke
for their respective party Or
ganizations.
Representatives of groups
supporting potential presiden-
tial nominees also recommend
ed various changes in the bal
lot.
The board took all these
recommendations under advise
ment. Joseph Fairbanks, board
chairman, said that the board
would receive written argu-
ments on suggested ballot
changes until December and
then rule on them shortly
thereafter.
AspirantS Ignored
Under the boards present
rules. while candidates for
delegate to the national poll
tical conventions appear on the
ballot, the names of aspirants
for presidential nomination dc
not.
After the Board of Elections
meeting. Mr.. .Kenney said. mo
candidate for delegate should
be permitted to trade on the
name of a possible nominee
without the consent of that
nominee"
Saying that Mr.. Stevenson
Evening star., 1959-11-25

Forty oil paintings and other
items of the priceless Gulben-
khan collection, which have
been on display in the National
Gallery of Art here since 1850,
will be transferred to Lisbon
next year.
John Walker, director of the
gallery, said the Gulbenkian
Foundation is calling back its
art treasures from over the
world to form the nucleus of
a museum to be built in the
Portuguese capital.
Calouste Gulbenkian, a fab
ulously wealthy oil man, spent
the last 13 years of his life in
Portugal. He died in 1855 but
not before scattering his life
time collection of masterpieces
+ef art in galleries and museums
over the world.
Washington,s portion of the
collection was transferred here
from London but The eventual
Evening star., 1959-11-25
OW5ADAYS only en-

WADAYS only en-
ployers seem to be concerned
about the sin of the sloth.
sloth, said St. Thomas
AquinaS, is the violation of
the First Commandment, ITO
love God with thy entire
strength"
And this creature was Ger
tainly a symbol of that sin.
The reports about the slow
ness of the sloth from early
explorers in South America
were hard to believe. One
said the sloth would take
three or four days to climb
a tree and come down again;
another that he would take
a whole day to proceed so
PAGES.
The creatures absolute in
difference to me was annoy
ing. / cooked a thumb and
jabbed the creature in the
rump.
No response-not even a
tremor.
I became the more an
noyed. l cooked that thumb
again and gave him a good
jab.
This time he came to-
slowly. His forepaws with
their two toes and long claws
came slowly out of the ball.
Then his head came up
slowly. He looked at me,
blinked so slowly that it is
inaccurate to call it a blink.
Then he went into a lux
urious, voluptuous stretch,
rolled up again and went
back to sleep.
It made me want to curl
up right there on the floor
for an afternoons nap.
Yet seen too oft, JagtFtas'
1Dith her face, ,y
We first endure, then pity,
then embrace.
"A ~. = p
Evening star., 1959-11-25
The
Rambler
Looks Vice
In the Fuce
By GEORGE KENNEDY

A trip to the Zoo is always
rewarding, especially when
Gordon Leech is putting on
a feast for the Anteaters.
The Rambler has been an
Anteater for years, but must
confess that he has never
actually eaten ants.
But through Gordon'S guild
ance he has eaten a number
of meats that he never
thought would come to the
plate of this non-explorer.
They include bear, raccoon,
'posSum, sea turtle, kangaroo
and Sardinian moufflon.
Last weeks dish was deli
cate, no longer exotic. 1t was
baby Chinese ring neck
pheasant, grown domeSti-
cally.
Baby" was the term on
the menu, but those chicks
were bigger than a broiler.
They were about the size of
the battery-bred fryers on
sale in the supermarketS, and
there was one to a plate.
They were broiled whole
over oak logs and hickory
chips by Chef Russell Dere-
mer and constantly basted
with a barbecue sauce.
Pheasant has a way of
becoming dry in the cooking,
but the constant basting
kept the meat of these birds
deliciouSly moist.
Evening star., 1959-11-25
CountyDenies
Six RezOniings

The Montgomery County
Council, in final action on eight
apartment zoning requests in
volving 1877 acres, yesterday
denied six applications and
granted two.
A total of 24.9 acres of prop
erty were rezoned for multi
family use in the two approved
requests. On one of the two,
council members by a 4-to-3
vote approved R-30 Glow den-
sity) apartment development
for a 12-acre tract at Viers Mill
road and Connecticut avenue
opposite the Bel Air Swimming
Club.
Excluded from the apartment
zone was a 75-foot setback from
Atherton drive and Bright View
street.
In all eight cases, the coun-
Gil affirmed previous prelimi-
nary actions.
The council also took final
action in eight other nom
apartment zoning requests. Two
of these, involving a total of
113 acres for which higher
density single-family zoning was
requested, were denied. One
was a request for 66 acres of
R-90 9,000-square-foot mini
mum lot size) zoning on prop
erty now in the 2-acre mini
mum zone south of Bel Pre-
road, Silver Spring.
The other application was
for Al acres of either half-acre
or 1-acre zoning on property
now in the 2-acre zone opposite
Congressional Country Club on
River road. The vote denying
the request was 5-to-2.
Evening star., 1959-11-25
Bedroom Fall FutuI
To Alexandra Man

A 69-year-old Alexandria
man died yesterday of injuries
suffered when he fell in his
bedroom.
He was Arthur McIlvaine,
who lived with his daughter,
Mrs. Mary Hill, at 812 North
Iverson street.
Mrs. Hill told police her
father slipped and struck a
chair about 10 pm. Monday.
He suffered a punctured lung
and died several hours after
arrival at Alexandria Hospital.
Evening star., 1959-11-25

operations costs by D. c. Tran
sit Vice President James F.
Flanagan.
He said it will be "impos-
sible" for the company to con-
tinue operation unless it gets
additional revenue. The fare
increase now being sought, he
said, would keep the company
in the black.
The P. U. C. staff will cross
examine Mr.. Flanagan when the
hearing isreconvened.
This is the picture forecast
for D. C. Transit by Mr.. Flana-
gan should the fare remain al
the present 20-cent level:
Net operating income result
ing from the company's mass
transportation services for the
IL months ending September
1860, is estimated at $165, Alb
a drop from $1.1 million fol
the past period.
BY 1861 the net operating
figure is expected to show a loss
of $509,l76 and by 1862 a loss
of $1.6 million.
Figures Explained
Principal reasons given fol
the expected losses are increased
labor costs arising from a new
three-year contract signed re-
Gently with the streetcar and
bus operators union, and de-
probation losses on new buses
Evening star., 1959-11-25

has stated several times that
he is not a candidate for the
presidential nomination, Mr.
Kenney said that persons plan
ming to place on the District
ballot delegate candidates
pledged to Mr.. Stevenson are
lust embarrassing" the former
Illinois Governor.
Seymour M. Chase, president
of the local Stevenson for
President Draft Committee,
said he would refuse ito CO.
operate with Mr.. Kenney in
dragging this campaign down
to the level of deception and
mudslinging.
Grouping Suggested
At the Board of Elections
meeting, Mr.. Kenney suggested
that all convention delegate
candidates favoring a particu-
lar aspirant for the presidential
nomination be grouped together
on the ballot.
He also proposed that the
ballot show which possible
presidential nominee the dele
gate favors, except that nc
names of any potential nomi-
nees be placed on the ballot
without their consent"
Mr.. Chase suggested to the
Board of Elections that it per-
NIT a form of slate voting for
delegates pledged to a particu-
lar aSpirant for the presi-
Dental nomination.
In addition, he urged, that
voting for individual delegate
candidates also be permitted.