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MARY K. On Thursday,
November "a. 1860, MRS. MARY
K. CARTER of 532 Roxboro place
Aubrey. She also is survived by
three daughters. the Misses Elizabeth
and Eloise Hale and Mrs. Rebecca
Dabney; fourteen grandchildren. two
great-srandchildre other relatives
and many friends. Remains may
be viewed on Monday. November rs,
after 4 pm. at the Hall Bros. Fu-
neral Home, 621 Florida ave. NV.
Funeral services on Tuesday, No.
yember 90. at / pm. at the Faith
Tabernacle Church on D ST.. between
10th and 18th SITS. ne. Intetment
Harmony Memorial Park Cemetery.
27
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November IS. 1860, at Leland Ne.
mortal Hospital, MARY ELLEN
DUNAGIN, wife of C. E. Dunagin,
and mother of Percy e Dunagin, ST !;
Pauline v Wills and Bertha j.
Dunagin. There also are eight
grandchildren. Services and inter-
ment at Spartanburg, s. c.. on Mon
day, November IS ARRANGEMENTS
by Takoma Funeral Home,
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CHRlsToPHER JOSEPH TATuM Of
Ebert and Marjorie Tatum. Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Frazier. 20
TAYLOR. MARY H. On Friday, No.
vember 25. 1860. MARY H. TAY-
LOR of 1905 Newton ST. ne, be-
loved mother of Mark Taylor and
Martha M. Taylor of the above
address. Enos Taylor of Leesburg
Va. and Malcolm Taylor of Balti-
more, Md; sister of Mrs, T. M
Price of Portsmouth, Va. She also
Is survived By four grandchildren
Funeral Home, 2901 I4th st. NV,
on Monday, November 2S. at 1 pm.
parking facilities). Interment Flint
Hill Cemetery, Oakton. Va. A con-
tribution to the charity of your
choice may be made as an express
sion of sympathy. ~
TENN, MAY. On Friday. November
20. 1860, at her residence. 1221
Van Buren, st. NV. MAY TENN,
beloved mother of Mrs. Bessie
Meyers of Baltimore, Md: Mrs.
Sophie Solomon of Langley Park,
Md; Morris Temin and Henry TENN
OF Philadelphia. Pa. She also is
survived by six grandchildren and
two tSr,, Encouragement, Funeral
sky g. Sons Funeral Home, 1901
14th st. NV, on Sunday. November
Sholom-Talmud Torah Cemetery
Memorial week. 1921 Van Buren,
st. NV Please omit flowers. 81
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KUCkEK, GEOKGE ANNA. On Thurs.
day. November "a. at Arlington Hos.
pital. GEORGE. ANNA RUCKER o.
1901 North Edgewood, Arlington
Va. husband of Margaret Thoma,
Fucker and father OF Robert p
Rucker Of Arlington, Va, and Mrs
John Z. Macdonald OF Alexandria
Va; brother of j. E. Rmcker of Char.
New Orleans. La, and Elizabeth r
Rice of Oakton, Va. He also is sur.
vived by three grandchildren. Friend.
may call at the Pearson Funera
Home, 472 North Washington st
Falls Church, Va, where services
will be held on Sunday, November
"a, at pm. Interment Cakwood
Cemetery 81
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EDWARD D. On Thurs
Hospital. Washington, D, c.. ED
WARD q. HENDRICKS Of 1914
Wraywood pl.. Falls Church. va,
beloved husband of Suzanne B
Hendricks; father of Mrs. Helene c
Reynolds. of Washington, D. C., and
grandfather of Virginia Lee, Helene
Kemp and Brooke Reynolds. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
3S4T Wilson blvd, Arlington, va,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday, November rs. at IL IN
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
HENEHAN. JAMES JOSEPH. Or
home. .3414 Dupont ave. Kensing.
ton: Nd. JAMES JOSEPH HENE.
HAN; beloved son of the late Anr
and Michael Henehan. Friends may
call at the Tyson Wheeler Funera
Home. 1881 East Montgomery ave
Rockville pike, Rockville, Md. or
SUNDAY, November 27.. Gravesidt
terry on Monday, November 20, a,
l pm.
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DISNEY. AMANDA. On Thursday
November "a, 1860. at the Wash
intgon Hospital Center, AMANDA
DISNEY of 42l Hamilton st. NV,
wife Of Harry A, Disney and sister
Of Willard F. Thompson. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be held on Monday,
November IS, at 2:30 pm. Inter
ment Congressional Cemetery. 81
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Bsatha

HUTCHINSON, JOHN LEE ROY. OF
81, 1860, husband. OF Victoria B.
Hutchsson and father Of Fred D;
ve ai's ana .
two great-grandchildren Services at
the Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7
H. T. 's on @SnSssi s s1iinssSa
National Cemetery. 81
HUTCHINSON, MABEL z. On Fri
HUTcHiNsoN Of 1921 custer rd.,
Bethesda. Nd. beloved wife Of the
mother Of Mrs. ottilis vigneras and
yived by two sranddaughters. serv-
ices and interment in Crescent City.
Fla new York papers please cSpyo
JONES, PERCY w. On Thursday, No.
3505 Morrison st. NV, PERCY
w Zones ISiaS beloved we'd. husband .ad Of the
cali at oawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa.
ave. NV. Courtesy parking OPP
positel. Graveside services win be
held in Arlington National Gene
fery on Tuesday. November 20; at
JONES,. PERCY w. The omcers and
- n members of Chevy Chase
MI Chapter. No. 80, o. Z. g.,
0N are hereby notified. Of the
>SA death Of our brother,
PERCY w. JONES. P. p.
" Friends and members may
call at Gawler's Chapel,
1855 Pa. ave. NV. Funeral serv-
ices on Tuesday, November 90. 1860.
at 1880 am, in Arlignton Ma
ELSIE G, DRAPER. W. M.
RUTH B. WEGNER, p. M, Secy. 81
JONES. PERCY w. A special conclave
OF the Grand Commandery,
a A1 K. T., will be convened at
SNANZF~ Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Pa.
S ave, NV. on Sunday. No
0 vember ~. 1860, at 1880
pm, for the purpose Of
conducting the Knights Templar serv-
ices for our late Past Grand Com
mander, PERCY W, JONES.
JOSEPH D. YERKES,
Grand Commander.
RODGER r. KAUFMAN.
HFond RaPnrdAr ~
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FRANCES E.. On Friday,
Hawaii, FRANCES E. CAMPBELL,
aged 10, beloved wife of Paul w
Campbell, beloved daughter of Cath
crime and Harry Clubh, sister of
Harry, jr.: Dennis and Kathy Sue
Club. Friends may call at the Rob-
ert A. Mattingly Funeral Home, l3l
18th st Sc, after & pm. Saturday,
November S6 until Monday, Novem-
Der 2S. at Sis am. Requiem mass
at Fort Myer Chapel at 9 m. Rela-
Arlington National Cemetery. ~
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H Hosph9sf MRS. EVELYN s, BEL eIfEsR
OF 1919 Sth st. ne, beloved wife
Of Overland Belcher. Funeral serv-
ices will he announced later.
BLACK, GEORGE. On Friday, No
yember %, 1850. at Ereedmen's
Hospital. GEORGE BLACK Of 4103
Sheriff I'd. ne. devoted brother OF
o. Leslie and Pinkney Black. Lille Ben
more and Annie Lawson. He also
leaves to mourn his passing a host
of other relatives and many friends
menfs b S the n JoSn 1s'g Phines &c
Funeral Home. 3015 18th st. ne,
Washington II, D. C. 81
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Thursday. November "a, 1860, a
Doctors Hospital, MARGARET
MASTERSON Of 39-M Ridge I'd
Greenbelt. Md mother Of Richarl
also is survived by two grandchil
dren, Richard H. and Janice Lynn
Truett, and three sisters, Mrs Eliza
beth McDonough of Washington
D. c.; Mrs. Isabella Thornton an,
Miss Mary E. Magruder. both Q
Arlington. Va. Services at the S
H, Hines Co. Funeral Home. 200
14th st. NV, on Monday, Novembe
70. at 8 am. parking facilities)
1nterment Arlington National Gene
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HANNAH A. On Thursday,
November "a: 1860, at Providence
go Silver Spring ave, Silver Spring,
Jouvenai and mother of william v.
and Irwin L. Jouvenal There ART
four grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Mrs. Jouvenal rests
at the Warner E Humphrey Funeral
sorins. M Insrkinp facilitiesl
Mass will be offered for the repose
Of her soul on Monday, November 2S,
at 10 am, at St Michaers Catholic
Church, sos Wayne ave, Silver
Catholic Church Cemetery, Forest
Glen, Md OF
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CANAKD, EAhL y: On InuFsday, NO
yember "a. 1860. at his residence,
cANARD. husband Of Lucy A. Canard
and brother of Elmo A.. Forest c.,
Granville C. and Miss Pauline
Canard and Mrs. Mary Ruffner
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
where services will lbe held on Sun
day. November ~. at 1870 pm
Interment Marshall, Va. 81
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yembsT a5, ls6o. JOSEPH g 6.
SNYDER Of sos LongfeIloW st.
Riyerdale; Md. beloved husband OF
Ethel A. Snyder and father Of Mary
Jane Snyder and James Riley
Snyder, He also is survived BY
two sisters, Pauline Duffy and
Gladys Foreman and brother,
Glen Perkins Mr.. Snyder rests AT
the GaSch Funeral Home. 4739 Bal
timore ave. Hyattsville. Md. Re-
QUEEN mass at st. Bernard's Cath
olic Church. Riverdale I'd, River
dale. Md, on Monday, November 3S,
at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Friends may call after
. pm. Saturday Nnyemher oE 90
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0'NEILL. DELLA. The oficers and
AT1h members Of Division No
kMlMA z. Ladies Auxiliary, An
SW a cient Order Of Hibernians
"a are requested to assemble
EKTK at the Hsnlon Funeral
WN#$W Home, 1881 Georgia ave.
NN NV, on Sunday. NoVem-
her Of, 1860. at $40 pm. to
recite the rosary for our late sister,
DELLA O'NEILL,
CATHERINE L. LARKIN,
President.
MARIE TAPPAN. Rec. secy.
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SMITHHIsLER, WILLIAM MeDER,

SMlTHHISLER, WILLIAM MeDER.
MOTT. On Friday. November IS,
LIAM LIAM n Mc nHq1t A1c Hospital VII
Of Lorain. Ohio. husband Of Clara
M. smithhisler, father Of Mrs. Ken
meth McAllister, Mrs C. Robert
Boucher and Henry p. Smithhisler'
brother Of Mrs. P. j. Dalton, There
also are twelve grandchildren. Mr..
Smlthhisler rests at the Warner
E; Humphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
barking facilities). Mass will be
offered for the repose OF his soul
on Monday. November 20, at 9:30
am. at st. Johns Catholic Church,
Forest Glen. Md Interment Ar
nngton National Cemetery. Friends
may visit at the above funeral home
after pm. Saturday. 81
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Thursday. November "a, 1860, MARY
LASSITER PARISEAU Of 412l $50
wife OF Comdr. Joseph Adrian Pari-
seau; mother of aPige Dearborn
Pariseau and Robert Roland Pari-
seau; mother Of Paige Dearborn
IT., of Wellesley. Mass. and Charles
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r
Lass1ter. ST.. of Jackson Heishts
N Y. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home, -2847 Wilson blvd
Arlington, Va, after z pm. on Satur.
day, November 20. until 10 I'm. on
Monday, November 20. Funeral serv.
ices will he held on Tuesday, No.
vember 20, at 10 am, at Fort
Myer Chapel. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery Is
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GIVENS, JESSE MASON. suddenly,
On pnss Eridays Noyem6sE g, 1860,
St, Sc, devoted husband of viii
helmtna Givens. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse E, Owens. ST., and
father of Timothy, Bernadette. Larry
and Geraldine Givens. He also
leaves to mourn his passing a
mother in-law. Mrs LAME Coins,
and host of other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at
the John 7, Rhines d Co. Funeral
Home 3Ol5 18th st. ne. Notice
Of funeral later.
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town I'd. Camp Springs, Md. on
November "a, 1860. Husband of the
George r., Louis j.. Charles F. and
Marshall M Lincoln. Louise A. Oertly,
Elva H. Windsor and Carolyn M.
Hayes. Prayers at the Chambers
Funeral Home, SIT 18th st. Sc, on
Mass at st. Margaret's Church. Seat
Pleasant, Md, at 1890 am. In
terment Washington National Gene
terry %
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STANFORD. SAMUEL H. onicers anc

members Of Journeymar
Bookbinders' Local. No. 4
are hereby notified of tn,
death of Brother SAMUEL
H. STANFORD on Friday
November 70, 1860. Funera
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yember %. 1850, Mr.. cHARET
devoted father of Mrs. Ieola Jeffer
son of Philadelphia. Pa. He also
survived by one brother, Luciou
Epps; one sister. Mrs. Iomia Taylor
foster son, Henry Loving; seve
grandchildren. three great-grandchil
and other relatives and many friend,
Remains may be viewed on Satur
day. November &c, after 3 pm
az the Hall Bros, Funeral HOME
62l Florida ave, NV. Funeral serv
| pm. at the Oak Hill Baptis
Church Massies Mil. Va, Inter
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sAMAaA: EDWARD; On Thursday
H ASspls bw laSs6 8 sAR RHzGylden 6;
1891 Hammond ave-. Takoma Park
Md, beloved husband of Eloise M
Samaha and brother of Mrs. Charlie,
Joseph Of Columbia. S. c.; Henr,
ington. b. e He also is u su MiSe:
by a cousin. Alfred L Nader
Prayers at the 81 H. Hines Co
Funeral Home. 2901 l4th st. NV.
on Monday, November 20. at 81;
St. Camillus Catholic Church, 1906
st, Camillus drive. Silver Spring
Nd. where the holy sacrifice of tn,
mass will be offered at 8 am fol
the repose OF his soul IntermenI
Arlington National Cemetery. 81
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NoxsmSeT -, ffaeoo. M Mxfanfsda K
SMITH of 1923 Swami st, NV.
sister Of Howard Ramsey and aun
Of Mrs. Bessie Webster and JOSEPH
woody. Many other relatives ant
Sunday. November 81. friends ma
call at the Frazier Funeral Home
$3.50 Rhode Island ave. NV. wher,
services will be held on Monday
november e. at l pm. Intermen,
WOODLAND Cemetery. 81
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Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring.
Md, on Tuesday. November 20. 1860,
at $3.50 am. with a low requiem
mass at am. at st. Camillus
ment Arlington National Cemetery,
Union services will be held on Sun
day, November 81. at pm.
JERRY S. MALANKA, President.
EDWARD @. SPERR, Secretary 81
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Der IS. 1860. NELLIE s. DEAi
Of. Carroll Manor, Hyattsville, Nd
beloved mother OF Mrs. G. Kennel
Levi, William H, C.. Wesley an
John W Dean. sister of John "
Shiles. There also are thrice
grandchildren and Ave great-grand
children. Friends are invited /
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chas
Funeral Home Of Robert A. PUN
phrey. Bethesda, Md, REQUIEM mas
Der %. at the chapel at Caro-
Manor Nursing Home at 10 an
1nterment Berryville. Va. Pleas
omit flowers. Contributions may
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Thursday. November "a, 1850, al
Arlington Hospital, JOSEPH MAR.
SHALL DEAN, husband Of Gladys
Fannie Thomas. He also is sur
yived by i've grandchildren, one SON.
in.law, Herman Dean; one uncle,
William A. West. and a host of other
relatives and friends. Mr.. Dean
Vienna. va, after s pm. Saturday,
November 20. where funeral services
will be conducted by the Rev. J E.
pouglaS at l pm. Sunday, Novem-
Der "a. Interment Sons and Daugh-
tiers Cemetery. Arrangements by
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November "a, 1860. EFFiE NJ. Girls.
SETT. beloved wife of the late VIII
liam Z. Grissett, mother of Walter A,
ano James E. Grissett and Ruth.
Thomas, sister of Samuel. Ira and
George Washington Killmon. Friends
may call a. tine R"her1 4 MatLllla. y
Funeral Home, 131 18th st. sc,
after Il pm. SATURDAY, November 20,
Monday, November 2a, at ii am,
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mount QliYet CemeterY %
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DpathH

BARTON. JACKSON W. A special
a communication of Cherry
N dale Lodge, No. AZ, A. r.
I'm and A. M, is called for
~WH Saturday, November 70,
~yN 1860. at 7:30 pm, to con-
wv duct Masonic services for
W our late brother. JACKSON
WILLIAM BARTON
CARL D. FORD,
-s WorshipfW Master.
CARL. C CQMI.EY EacY Dc
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NANCE, AMANDA. Departed this lie
on Tuesday, November -, 1860. at
AMANDA NANCE Of SIS I'd st. NV,
devoted wife of Stonewall J. Nance.
Remains may be viewed after )
pm. Saturday. November %, at her
above late residence, where funeral
services will be held at / pm. Sum
lington National Cemetery, 1890
am. Monday, November 2S. Ar
rangements by the Brown & David
son Funeral Home, Inc, $685. Eads
Evening star., 1960-04-28

Doris de Grad and Foster Die
bold.
Police said Mr.. Diebold was
visiting Mrs. de Grad at the
time. Both said they knew no
reason for the bombings.
Mrs. de Grad. mother of two
small children, is a divorcee
and Mr.. Diebold has been sep
arated from his wife for a year,
police said. He is q teacher in
Ocean Grove.
Mr.. Diebold told police Mrs.
de Grad, whom he had been
dating, called him last night
and asked him to come to her
apartment because she was up
set over receipt of a telephone
call. ~
Police said they believed the
blast was linked to marital
problems, but did not elaborate.
They said the explosives had
apparently been planted to
damage property and not to
iniure Mrs. de Grad and Mr.,
Diebold.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Chou Ends TuIks
With NepuI Head

KATMANDU. Nepal. April %
(AP).-Red China's Chou En-
!ai and Premier B. P. Koirala
today returned from the Sc
cluded mountain town of Pok-
hara and a series of private
talks on border issues.
Mr.. Chou later told a joint
session of Parliament that
Peiping warmly welcomes and
fully supports Nepal'S deter
mination to pursue an inde-
pendent policy Of neutrality"
Foreign Secretary N. P.
Thapa told newsmen the two
leaders would sign a treaty Of
peace and friendship before
Mr.. Chou's departure tomor-
row. but he refused to say if
it would include a non-aggreS-
sion clause.
Mr.. Thapa also declined to
say if Mr.. Chou had withdrawn
Peiping's claim to Mount Ever
est. Mr.. Koirala has firmly
rejected the claim. Their talks
included other phases of the
border4 dispute. which will be
studied by a Joint boundary
commission.
Evening star., 1960-04-28

ferred with President Eisen-
hover for As minutes at the
White House. He described the
conference as a frank ex-
change of views on means and
possibilities of further strength
ening friendly relations between
our two countries"
He described Nepal as "al-
ways vigilant" to protect its
freedom, but declined any spe-
cif1c comment concerning Red
China's demands for Mount
Everest.
Praises United States
He voiced high praise. in hi
speech to Congress for tht
peaceful aims and generous
help of the United States. But
he said his government wantl
ito retain as long as possible
its freedom of judgment in par.
ticular international situations
I'VE do not see anything i'm.
moral or selfish or passive about
this" he declared. I'VE shall GER
tainly not be neutral when we
are confronted with the choice
between good and evil or right
/ and wrong"
The King spoke in Nepalese
Evening star., 1960-04-28
King Asks End
ToAtom Race

King Mahendra Of Nepal
called upon the big nations OF
the world today to end the risk
of nuclear war and pool their
resources to help underdevel-
oped countries.
Addressing a joint session OF
Congress, he urged the United
States especially ito prove her
initiative and skill in convinc-
ing other great and small
countries about the need fol
gradual evolution of a new in
ternational order based on free
dom, justice and peace for all
Meets President
He explained that his coun-
try's policy of alignment
does not arise from our desire
to sit on the fence or evade
responsibility of any kind"
Earlier King Mahendra con.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Monitors Seek to Frame
Hoffo, Court Is Told

under the law but to step aside
He emphasized, however. that
he had mo thought or inten-
ton of admitting the truth" OF
Mr.. Hoffa's accusations.
Less than two hours after
replacing Judge Let's. Judge
jackson rejected Mr.. Hoffa' s
plea for postponement of the
trial.
If Judge Jackson rejects the
Injunction motion. Mr.. Hoffa
will look to the United States
Court of Appeals here to stop
the trial. In a petition for a
writ Of mandamus by the Court
lof Appeals. his lawyers used
arguments similar to those ad
vanced in the injunction plea
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Cars Bombed
At Asbury Park

ASBURY PARK, N. j., April
2S (AP).-Two cars we're blown
up early today in q fashionable
residential section of this shore
resort, shattering windows and
hurting an 18-inch piece OF
metal through a second-story
bedroom window.
No one was injured, but sew
eral persons reported being
thrown out of their beds by the
force of the blasts.
Police said explosives had
been placed in or near both
cars. parked so feet apart.
The cars we're owned by Mrs
Evening star., 1960-04-28

with an English interpreter. AT
the end of his speech, however,
he received great applause when
he read in English the final
sentence Of Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
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wide, with one-Piece green duck
cushions.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
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Evening star., 1960-02-14
By ALEX r. PRESTON
Star staff Writer

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony v.
Sonetta already have a head
ache over the 30-gallon cask
of wine sent them by a relative
in Italy, and it isn't from
drinking the contents.
A Congressman, a State Sen
ator, the United States Customs
Bureau and the Virginia Alco-
holic Beverage Control Board
all have been drawn into the
wines complicated voyage from
Genoa to the Sonetta's home at
5501 South Eighth street, Arl-
ington-and it isn't there yet.
The trouble, it seems, is a
conflict between Virginia's S alco-
holic laws and the generosity
of Prof. Andrea Sonetta, who
lives in Asti and thought he
would do something nice for
his brother Anthony here in
the States. Brother Anthony
is a chef at the Shoreham
Hotels Palladian Room.
The wine got to the States
all right. From there on the
Evening star., 1960-02-14
29OiI Firms Acquitted
Charge

TULSA. Okla. Feb. II (AP) .
-Twenty-nine big oil COM
panies charged with plotting to
fix prices were acquitted today
by a Federal Judge who de-
clared evidence submitted by
the Government didn't rise
above the level of suspicion"
United States District Judge
Royce H. Savage, in a decision
of far-reaching Importance to
the petroleum industry's cor
porate structure, upheld mo-
tionS by all defendants for
judgements of acquittal.
II think I should say simply
that after giving consideration
to the evidence I have an abb
solute conviction, personally,
that the defendants are not
guilty" Judge Savage said.
The courts decision came be-
fore a packed and tense court
room at the close of the trials
10th day, the second devoted
wholly to argument on the mo-
tionS.
The Government cannot ap-
peal the judges ruling on the
criminal charges, even on a
point of law, prosecution
spokesmen explained.
The defendant firms were ac-
cused of using the 1856 Suez
Canal crisis as an excuse to
raise the prices they paid for
crude oil and ultimately those
they received for gasoline.