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Kodiak mirror., 1961-08-11
EpiscopaIians To Picnic Sunday

Members of St. James the Fish erman Episcopal Church a n d friends will hold a family pot luck picnic at the ski chalet this Sun day, August 18th from 1 o'clock until 5 P. M. Guests are welcome.
 Call Mrs. Simon, 6-2988 town, or Mrs. Le Cours, 7-2272 Base, for further information or if transpor- tation is needed. Rev. Hugh Hall from Seward will hold Episcopal Communion Service at 8:30 in the morning in the basement of the Russian Church.
 The ladies of the Altar Guild will hold rummage sale Saturday, Au- gust 18th, at Clark's Garage show room Donations of clothing and household articles gladly re-
Kodiak mirror., 1961-08-11

DEMOLITION OF THE OLD WAREHOUSE at the City Dock was we'll Photographer George Amegh took he above picture
 Contract for awarded the Kodiak Westward Construction Welborn covenurers as 10" poaes Bids warehouse is 5Ox2OO feet In addon the bid invitation calls for the con fill with concrete building oongs ana nc preparation of surface for asphalt paving
 The built originally by the Army and mas been by city for freight storage r.
 ronstrcon the replace the above will pc soon Bids erection opened last night at the C Council meeting
 The budna is to wide by approximately 147 feet aodng considerable more storage space.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-08-11
pointed out this week.

Calling attention to the many instances of this in the city, Wick cry said it would be advisable for property owners to remove them, as letters will be written calling their attention to the ordinance, which is number 235-section 9.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-08-11
CALLING ALL OLD CARS

Old cars and auto parts lying on property can be removed by the Police Department under City or dinance and the cost of the re- moval charged to the property owner, Chief of Police Vickery
Kodiak mirror., 1961-08-11

ceived. They can be left at Clark's Garage anytime, or call the garage for pickup.
Evening star., 1961-03-19
ELECTRIC MEAT GRINDER CHOPS
AND CRINDS QUICKLY, EFFoRTLESSLY

I3-B) Grinds hard soft. cooked meoS ond
doesn't grind the n0tUruI juices out Also Ve9efob'e'
fish, cheese, nvis-oI con be ground eRoTtessIY and
very quickly Complete with sets Of blodes, for fine
ond coarse grinding.
Evening star., 1961-03-19
KNAPP MONARCH REDI-BAKER g. IRON

l3-F) Redi-BGker hof boxes potofoes, fruit and pot
pies hors d doeuwes. Cooks right OF your tobIe with
automatic electrically controlled heat. Pre-heos faster
thon your oven. Temperotvre ronee. 200 10 500
l3-o) 3-in-I IRON. steoms. sproy-s -spinkles ond dry
irons Use odinoy top and Just press the button
for olmosi mogcol results. Sheomine design mokes il
easy 10 iron hord-toreoch places.
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l BEDROOM-$72.50

utilities, for newly deco
rated first-floor apt. with private
front and rear entrances. Near
transp. and Eastover shopping.
Resident mgr. 1857 9th st. s.e.,
10. 1.0170. SHANNON a. LUCHS
CO., ma. Sko346.
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69I9 Iaih ST NV

S~@S 4oeA Ces @'"e
2 bedrm. apt. available. Rent,
$4,000 includes heat and hot
water. To inspect apply Apt. 2.
925 18th St. NV. Ma. s-21Oo
2127 CALIF0RNIA ST. NV.
dust Off Conn. Ave.)
FURNISHED EFFIC., Sq5
FURN. BACHELOR APT. = S75
Available for immediate occupancy;
see Res. Mgr. at building.
a2s 18th s. s.. / NV SHOL N Ma. s-21oo
92I ASPEN ST. NV, duplex, near
Walter Reed-Two bedrms. with
rear screened porch; $3.50. Ap-
ply to Mrs. Kerns, Apt. 4. for key.
JESS FISHER & CO, INC.
1912 K ST. NV. Elk. 3-1S11
a. 49th ST. s.E.-S94.6O
Colored: 3 rms. kit, bath. utils.
Also. 3 rms:S kit. bath, S76.50
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-S300
so 49th ST. s,E.-s77. 80
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. $500
3032 RODMAN ST. NV.
wAsHINsdiroS' wAsSHfRsi RGTY.. I1sR "a. R1A' $500 800
1886 Center st. NV.
Front 1-bedroom apt, right off
10th ST.. in ultra-modern bldg.
with garbage disposal. freezer
refgr.. gas range, spacious rms.
walk-in closets; completely dec;
S9S.50.. See janitor on premises for
inspection.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
f113 18th st. NV: EX. 3-24S0
No. l Third Street NE.
ne-bedroom apartment; $3.50.
See ianitor or call Mr.. Cummings.
Thomas J. Fisher Co., Inc.
73s 18th Street NV. DI. 1880
302 East Capitol Street
Two.bsdroOm v. .sfI apartment; $50. KEYS
Thomas j. Fisher Co., Inc.
73s 18th Street NV. DI. 7-6s3O
2801 18th st. NV.
Bedrm. apt, $3.50 incl. utils.;
mod. elev; bldg, laund. facilities.
see ReS. Mgr.
1460 Irving st. NV.
oDsbedrOp% Dec Hgsi fOaitme9:; s.e 3.ntoP S7S avail
Thomas ]. Fisher Co., Inc.
73s 18th Street NV. DI. 7-es3O
200 TRENTON PL. Sc.
OFF $500 BLK. NICHOLS AVE.
1-BEDRM. APT. 500. so
INCLUDES HEAT AND GAS
In weli-Eept building; convenient
to everything. Apply manager.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. Ma. s-O5sO
1-BEDRM. APT. $79.
THE WILLIAMSBURG APIS.
1921 T STREET NV.
tCor. New Hamp. and T Sts. N.W.l
Large, spacious apt. in charming,
elev. bldg. with 24-hour supervi-
sion. Apply Mrs. Collins, mgr., or
NORMAN soi7 Van isERSSs BERNSTEIN syndicates
5741 COLORADO AVE. NV.
One room, kit. dinette. dressing
closet, bath. $50. This incl. all
ubllo., hpJss COuNs lOC, 70 SuOp. anu
transp.. conv. anyone stationed at
Walter Reed Hosp; see janitor for
HENRY J. RoBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 1874
l BEDROOM-$85
Including utilities; bright corner
apt. in excellent location. next to
park: newly decorated; new stove
and refrigerator. laundry. Jani-
tor, 5000 18th st. NV, Apt. 4,
RA. 6-2S71. SHANNON q LUCHS
Co, Ma. s-2345.
2-BEDROOM-$99.50
Plus elec. in new de luxe bldg. near
Sousa Bridge: air cond. optional,
garbage disposal, laundry. storage,
offstreet parking. Res. mgr, 1921
Young st. Sc. Apt. 101. 10. g.
5000. SHANNON q LUCHS CO.,
MA. S-2345.
l BEDROOM-$72.50
Includes utilities, for newly deco
rated first-floor apt. with private
front and rear entrances. Near
transp. and Eastover shopping.
Resident mgr. 1857 9th st. s.e.,
70. 1:0l70. SHANNON a. LUCHS
CO.. Ma. St2345.
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o556 CenCer 81. NV.
18th st.. in ultraDm;odern bldg.
with garbage disposal. freezer
refgr.. gas range. spacious rms,
walk-in closets; completely dec. /;
S9S.50. See janitor on premises for
inspection.
Evening star., 1961-04-08
District Building Permits

Recent building permits
issued by the District in
clude:
w. C. & A. N. Miller Devel.
CO., owner, 1925 49th st.
NV; DOnOhOe COnst. Co.,
builder; Wendell r. Hallett,
architect: to erect three
story office building, 1900
Massachusetts ave. NV;
cost, 1925, 900.
International Bank for Re-
construction & Development,
owner, 1918 H st. NV; Amer
lean Constr. Co., builder;
Chatelain, Gauger g. Nolan,
architect; interior altera-
tions to offices. 1918 H st.
NV; cost, $4,000.
Russell P. Wine and Irving
Fleishman, owner, 6401 Chill
lum pl. NV; RibcOn Corp,
builder; William L. Mayne,
architect; to erect one-story
storage and office, 6420 Chill
lum pl. NV; cost, 100000.
Harrington Construction
Co., owner and builder, 1907
Pomander la, Chevy Chase;
Gitlin & Cantor, architect;
to erect four 2-story dwell
ings, 1900 block Garfield st.
NV, 1900 block Eskridge
terr. NV, and 1900 block
Dana pl. NV; cost $4,000 or
$4,000 each.
Leroy and June Campbell,
owner, 1923 Fairmont st.
Evening star., 1961-04-08
5000 Bronson Drive

OUR FIRST OFFERING AT AN AMAZINGLY LOW
PRlCE-BELOW REPRODUCTION. The imposing resi-
dence is perfectly stuoted in the middle Of its 4-ocre
site First floor: center entrance hail. living with
poneIIed fireplace wall, gracious dining room, lovely
brory with adjoining enclosed porch, modern kitchen,
powder room, and attached two-cor eorooe. Second
floor: twin-sized bedrooms baths, plus an oddi-
tionoI bedroom and bath over the garage wing. Full
Basement Seporote stobe with box stoIIs and took
room. PROBABLY THE FINEST VALUE CURRENTLY
AVAILABLE IN THIS FASHIONABLE SECTION-
THIRTY MINUTES FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
DIRECTIONS: River Rd post Congressional Country Club Con-
eresono Parkwoy, left Bronson Dr., and right
"OPEN" sign.
Evening star., 1961-04-08
YeonosZ Named To NAHB Office

chairman Of the Merchan-
dising Committee Of the Ma
tional Association Of Home
Builders.
The appointment Of Mr..
Yeonas, who also is chair
man Of the Merchandising
Committee Of the HBAMW
and has been vice chairman
Of the NAHB committee for
the last year, was announced
by w. Evans Buchanan. sec
ond vice president Of the
NAHB.
Mr.. Yeonas. whose firm,
the YeonaS Development
Corp, has built and sold
more than 100 homes in
Northern Virginia in recent
years. is q strong advocate
Of all builders going after a
larger share of the con-
sumer's dollar.
Just this week, he told the
fourth Marketing Seminar
in Denver, which drew build
ers from all over the coun-
try, that "the home builders
share Of the consumer dollar.
has dropped by one-fourth
Evening star., 1961-04-08
Capitol Hill
Gorden Tour

The fourth annual Capitol
Hill House and Garden Tour
will be held on May IA. Mrs.
Allan M. Wilson, chairman
Of this years tour has an
nounced.
Hours for the tour, which
is sponsored by the Capitol
Hill Restoration Society, will
be 2 to 6 pm. and it will in
clude a tea at Friendship
House, 619 D street Sc.
Committees have not COM
pleted work on the list of
houses to be included in the
tour, but they will be an
nounced at a later date.
Evening star., 1961-04-08

a home price II per cent
higher than the cost of the
home the family now lives
in"
Mr.. YeonaS has arranged
a two-day seminar on mar
keting and merchandising
that will draw builders from
all over Virginia and Mary
land as well as the Wash
ington area to the Kenwood
Country Club on May IS
and 16.
Evening star., 1961-04-08
Use SpoekIing

To fill nail holes and
cracks indoors before paint
ing, use spackling compound
which comes as a powder to
be mixed with water, or in
tubes and jars ready for use.
For outdoor patching. use
putty and for large cracks,
use calking compound.
Evening star., 1961-04-08

1000 Tunlaw Rd., Inc,
owner, 1000 Tunlaw I'd. NV;
Gene Hirt, builder; construct
swimming pool, 1000 TunlaW
rd. NV; cost, $10,500.
Evening star., 1961-04-08

NV; SpectOr Constr. Co,
builder; Leroy Campbell, ar
chitect; to erect one and one
half story dwelling, 8019 10Th
st. NV; cost, $4,000.
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from 20 per cent in 1909 to
less than Is per cent today"
He also cited figures to
show that "the average fam
lily can afford to trade up to
Evening star., 1961-04-08
ROCK CREEK HILLS
9627 Howick Lone, S34,950

Rare Opportunity To Acquire An Immaculate RombIer
In Community Of Substantially Hisher-Prieed Homes
This appealing home hos on entrance foyer lovely v-
ing dining room with fireplace, fully equipped kitchen
with breokfost spoce 3 bedrooms, boths Lower
level Out Of ground RECREATION ROOM WITH
FIREPLACE, and outside entrance TO corport, half
both exponsbIe oreo for extra bedroom, IoundY-
utility room. BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPEO GROUNDS.
DIRECTIONS: Connecticut Ave extended Chevy Chose Ioks
shopping first roe light beer right Kensineton
Porkwoy E Bsxhi Dr.. right to Hawiek Lane. end LETT TO
our "OPEN" sign
Evening star., 1961-04-08
,OAKWOOD KNOLLS
7703 Whittier Blvd, Bethesda

Amozing voIue At S31,5oo In London School Area
Featuring 2cOr Goroge W0to-WoH copetins Droperies
FIRST OFFERING OF THIS BEAUTIFULLY DECO
RATED HOME. First level: living room with large
dining ~" splendid kitchen. Second level: excel
lent bedrooms, z boths Lower level: RECREATION
ROOM: Two-cor eoro9e and full basement oreo.
oREGToNs' River Rd pos. kenwood Club ond coIdboo 3D.
Dr.: block TO Whittier Blvd and left "oPEN' sign.
Evening star., 1961-04-08
ENGLISH VILLAGE

split level occomplishes more house for the money,
Entrance hoIl, living with fireplace, separate
dining room, large, fuIy-equpped kitchen, LIBRARY,
bedroom ond both. Upper level has 5 BEDROOMS
AND BATHS. Built-in garage and full basement oreo.
end continue bearing right Aberdeen "oPEN" sign
Evening star., 1961-04-08

dent of the Home Builders
Association of Metropolitan
Washington, has been named
Evening star., 1961-10-30
Portuguese Rebel
Splits With GuIvuo

CASABLANCA, Morocco, Oct.
80 (AP).-Gen. Humberto Del
gado, leader of the opposition
to the regime of Prime Minis
ter Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Of Portugal broke today with
Capt. Henrique Galvao. revolu-
tionary hijacker of the liner
Santa Maria. Gen. Delgado
condemned the hijacking as
damaging to his cause.
Capt. Galvao startled the
world with his seizure of the
liner in January in the name
Of Gen. Delgado. But Gen. Del
gado branded him today an
exhibitionist. Talking to a news
conference, Gen. Delgado said:
Capt. Galvao conducted an
action very damaging to the
preparation of the revolt of
Portugal. He displayed an ex-
hibitioniSm almost without
measure. I am obliged to say
that I have broken all personal
and political connection with
him. Consequently ! have no
connection with other theatri-
cal measures he may take in
the name of preparing for revo-
luton or to enrich himself as
he took in the case Of the Santa
Maria"
Evening star., 1961-10-30
Doctor DepIores
Drinking of Milk

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. 80
(AP) Mo one over a year old
should drink milk. the chair
man of the Public Policy Com
mission of the American Acad-
emy Of General Practice said
yesterday.
DR.. Walter w. Sackett, st..
Miami. Fla. who admitted his
Is q controversial position, said
he is a bitter foe OF free milk
distribution in public schools.
Because they are high In
cholesterol. milk and other
dairy products should be elimi-
mated from the American diet,
he said.
Cholesterol is the saturated
fat which sometimes piles UP
in coronary arteries and brings
on heart attacks.
DR.. Sackett was in Louisville
for a regional meeting Of the
American Academy of General
Practice.
Evening star., 1961-10-30

what the motto means. Experts
share our bafflement."
A spokesman Of the hallowed
College of Arms in London
studied the motto for a dis
tasteful moment and then de-
clared: This motto Is quite
meaningless"
Major Francis Jones, a Welsh
expert on heraldry, disagreed.
THE motto is in pretty bad
Welsh" he said, but what it
means is: 1t is folly to move
without discretion"
At the Boy Scout head,
quarters in London an official
said:
I'VE have always understood
that the motto of our founder
was; Where there is a Powell
there is safety"
But the official sounded un-
convinced and added: "Ac-
tually, nobody really knows
what the motto means"
Evening star., 1961-10-30
kotongo Plane Bombs
Key RoiIrood in Congo

if they should ever launch a
drive against the separatist
province.
The United Nations pub
lished an eyewitness account
of the bombing attack and
subsequent aerial chase filed
by a United Nations pilot who
happened to be passing on a
routine flight when the in
cident took place.
Tribal Battle Flares
Earlier, a Saturday night
bar-room brawl in Leopoldville
that turned into a tribal battle
was reported by the semi
official Congolese Press Agency
to have cost one life and left
at least 73 persons hurt.
Congolese sources reported
Bayaka tribesmen of the Ndjili
quarter pulled out bows and
arrows to attack rival Bakongo
Evening star., 1961-10-30

BONN, Germany. Oct. 80
(AP).-Foreign Minister Helm
rich Won Brentano announced
today he is resigning from
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's
cabinet. opening the way for
Mr. Adenauer to form a coan-
tioi government with the
right-wing Free Democrats.
Mr.. Won Brentano, 81, said
he had asked Mr.. Adenauer on
Saturday to arrange for his
resignation as soon as possible.
The Free Democrats had de-
manded that Mr.. Won Brentano,
foreign minister since 1855, be
dropped before it would join
Mr.: Adenauer and his Christian
Democrats in a coalition gov
erenment.
Agreement between the two
parties now is expected to be
reaehed shortly. ending West
Germans six weeks of lame.
duck government which have
delayed allied planning fol
negotiations with the Russian,
on the Berlin situation.
The Free Democrats did moi
demand that one of their party
replace Mr.. Won Brentano
Their complaint was that HI
was too much of a yes-man fol
Mr. Adenauer, but the strong.
willed old Chancellor reported.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
POLICE PREVENT
LEFKOWITZ FROM
SPEAKING IN PARK

NEW YORK, AP).-At-
torney General Louis j.
LefkowitZ, Republican
candidate for mayor, was
barred by police from max
ing a campaign speech in
Washington Square Park
yesterday because his. park
speaking permit was de-
fective.
So. Mr.. Lefkowitz spoke
outside the park in Green
wich Village.
Said the States highest
law officer to the COM
mander Of the police de-
tail:
"It's all right, sergeant.
I'm always telling people
to obey the law, so I guess
I can do it, too."
Evening star., 1961-10-30

tribesmen in their Saturday
night toy-making.
When police arrived tribal
animosities were forgotten as
both factions Joined forces
against the outnumbered po-
licemen. ~
The fighting broke out in
the midst of general uneasiness
over completely unconfirmed
rumors that Vice Premier An
tome Gizenga, Patrice Lu-
mumba's political heir, is dead
in Stanleyville. where he went
after a brief period Of CO.
operation with Premier Cyrille
Adoula.
Western diplomats who re-
turned from Stanleyville last
night could give no confirma-
tion of these rumors nor could
they confirm that Mr.. GiZenga
is alive. The reticent leftist
often stays in his house for
days without appearing or re-
ceiving visitors.
The rumors have circulated
widely in the African quarter
for the last four days. Though
neither the Bayaka nor Ba-
kongo tribes are partisans OF
Mr.. GinZenga, the whole Afri-
can population has been restive
since the rumors started.
The United Nations Com
mand said no reports have beer
received indicating anything
unusual about Mr.. Gizenga. But
the spokesman announced Mr.
Gizenga's rival in Stanleyville
Jean Foster Manzikala, hac
been granted U. N. protection
over the week end. MIR. Gizengs
had Mr.. Manzikala arrested q
week ago and deposed as presi'
dent of Oriental Province.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
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Evening star., 1961-10-30
AY-NYD-YW- -PWYLL-PUD-YW =,
Its Not BE Prepared
The Experts Agree

LONDON, Oct. 80 CAP)-
Lord Baden-Powell confesses
that he's baffled by his family
motto.
Frankly" said the peer
whose father founded the Boy
Scout movement, 81 just don't
know what it means"
Every British aristocratic
house boasts its family motto.
Most strike an inspiring or
rousing note. Things like:
Never Defeated" or Always
Victorious"
Lord Baden-Powell's family
motto is:
Ay-Nyd-Yw-Pwyll-Pud-Yw.
This is Welsh and it must
mean something. But Lord
Baden-PoweIl, who is 48 today,
said in an interview:
my father didn't even know
Evening star., 1961-10-30

war. DR.. Conor Cruise O'Brien.
the U. N. special representa-
tive, had said 1t would be diff
ficult for the u. N. troops to
oppose an action by the Leo
poldville government which the
United Nations recognizes as
the lawful government Of all
the Congo, including Katanga.
However, the cease-fire agree
ment signed this month be-
tween the United Nations and
Katanga specifically recognized
Katanga'S right to defend it
self against an attack from
the exterior"
Katanga'S government, mean
while, was under the direc-
ton of Foreign Minister Evar-
iste Kimba. President Noise
Tshombe flew to Switzerland
and an announcement said he
would take an eignt-day rest.
Mr.. Tshombe, 43, suffers from
a heart condition.
Evening star., 1961-10-30

IEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo.
Ocs. 80 (AP).-A Katanga-
based airplane was spotted
Yesterday bombing a key rail-
read line In central govern
nies1t territory, the United
Nations announced today. 1t
ADDED that a nearby village
was observed in flames, most
Likely caused by aerial
bombing."a
About 50 huts were observed
destroyed by fire, and a large
bs1iiding-a warehouse or a
church, the United Nations
said, was seen in flames in
the village of Kasandji, in the
central government territory
of South Kasai.
These apparent Katanga at
tacks, as described by the
United Nations, centered along
the most likely invasion route
for central government troops
Evening star., 1961-10-30
Congo Battle Roging
With Bombs, Bullets

the area and met the Leopold
vile forces at Lupota, a village
about 8 miles from the river.
The report said little was
known about the outcome Of
the battle but that fighting
was later reported near the
major town of Kaniama, about
80 miles further inside Ka-
tanga.
Troops Defy Own Regime
The invading troops ap-
peared to be acting in defiance
of the central government in
Leopoldville. The troops had
been ordered back to their bases
while the Leopoldville and
Elisabethville governments ne
gotiated for a settlement to
end Katanga'S secession.
The death toll in the north
.ern region was at least A be-
fore Saturdays fighting. It in
cluded a European farm man.
ager named Lapie who died
during an attack on his farm.
Other clashes we're reported
at the Katanga departmental
capital, $50 miles west Of
Kaniama. Congolese troops
have been on the rampage in
the Katanga region for the
last two weeks. Unofficial
sources reported o third Con-
golese force was advancing on
Nyunzu. 80 miles northeast Of
Kaniama. Sources said the in
vading troops were well
equipped and carried bridge
building gear.
The United Nations has a
garrison at Nyunzu and a major
base at Kamina, 100 miles south
Of Kaniama. But 1t was not
known what action II any the
U. N. command planned.
Talks Of Difficulties
One of the u. N. tasks in
the Congo is to prevent civil
Evening star., 1961-10-30
Poyment of Hotel Bill
Of Envoy to End Row

Hotel Carlyle. They lived there
six days.
Mrs. Roberts contended that
the noise had not been excess
sive, and that the Jhas refused
to pay their October rent un-
less she betrayed their hotel
expense. She baked.
Last Friday David Guyer, a
member of the United States
U. N. delegation, conferred with
both sides and afterward an
nounced that the dispute had
been settled. He said the Jha's
apartment rent was being paid,
but declined to say who was
paying the hotel bill.
Evening star., 1961-10-30
Von Brentono Resigns;
Coalition Now Possible

told associates that he himself
would continue to direct West
Germany's foreign policy, as
he has throughout his IL years
at the head of the govern
ment.
A two-party coalition is nee
essary because Mr.. Adenauer's
Christian Democrats in the
September II parliamentary
elections lost their majority In
the Bundestag although they
remained West Germany's
largest party. The Free Demo-
Gratis, as the third party in the
chamber, hold the balance of
power.