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BLACKSTONE
Walk alIs.. porch ns' patioS. stone . re-
Brick work and repair. ~. 10000.
VLO0Rs sanded and finished. Pay
cash and save: Free estimates. G. Il.
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TO perfect; no NESS save floors and
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FLOOR SANDING AND PAINTING.
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window. wire. piastiss, mirrors: any
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Opportunity for young woman. who
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Evening star., 1952-05-06
10 Nations Cooperate
In UNESc0 Project
For NucIear Research
BY the Associates, Press

PARIS. May ga scientific
brain trust from 10 European ma
tions is planning collective re-
search on nuclear problems which
may one day disclose forces far
greater than the atom bomb.
But that doesn't mean we have
anything to do with warfare" one
of them explained. Here we are
working entirely for peaceful ends
There is nothing secret about ou1
meetings or our plans"
The scientists-top men from
Norway. Sweden, Denmark, Bel
gium. the Netherlands. France
West Germany. Italy, Switzerland
and Yugoslavia-have no shining
machines. They are setting up
study groups to prepare the plan
ming of them. And they hope
Europe in few years will have
machines to equal any in the
United States and will begin to
learn the nature of the atoms
nucleus.
Was American Suggestion.
The group was formed as re-
suit OF a suggestion made by
United States representatives to
the United Nations Educational
Scientific and Cultural Organiza-
tion's annual assembly at Flor
ence, Italy, two years ago.
Now organized with headquar-
ters in Geneva, it is holding a
f1ve-day conference at UNESCC
House here to start preparatory
work on the building of Europe's
f1rst cooperative laboratory for
studying nuclear problems.
Pierre Anger, director of
UNESCO's natural sciences de-
partment. said the new European
laboratory-it will probably be
near-Geneva will be equipped
with. 500 million electronic volt
|Synchrocyclotron and a 10 billion
Ielectronic volt coSmotron so
named because the waves of
energy it will produce will have
the properties of so-called cosmic
rays.
Two in United States.
He said two cosmotrons are
under construction in the United
States-at Berkeley, Calf, and at
Brookhaven, Long Island.
Europe has nothing to COM
pare with these now," he said.
mo one European country could
afford to build a cosmotron, so
for the first time the governments
have agreed to start collective SCI
entific research"
Greece, also a member of the
group, is not represented at the
current meeting.
Great Britain, although not
member. is represented by two
observers.
Evening star., 1952-05-06

here to about the amount esti-
mated as needed in the Munger
Hospital Survey of 1946. Con-
|gress passed the original Hospital
Center Act in 1946 on the basis
of this report.
The original legislation called
for construction aid to non
participating hospitals. This was
knocked out. however. and the
other private hospitals had to
shelve their construction plans
until the funds were restored by
amendment last fall.
This amendment met with some
opposition over extending funds to
hospitals supported by church
groups. Providence is a Catholic
institution, and Sibley is supported
by the Methodist church.
Both act and amendment were
scheduled to expire on June 80
this year. The House action yes
terday led observers to predict the
extension would clear the Senate
without opposition.
Evening star., 1952-05-06

counties with II unit votes for
Senator while Mr.. Markey led in
areas with IA unit votes. This
compares with seven in Mr.. Hyde'S
winning county.
5th District Race.
In the 5th district the Repub-
lican winner. Mr.. Small. who is
chairman of the State Racing
Commission, carried three of the
six counties. including his own,
Prince Georges. In doing so he
defeated State Senator John Ray
mond Fletcher, chairman of the
Prince Georges Republican State
Central Committee. Mr.. Fletcher
ran second in the total district
vote but failed to carry a single
county.
In a jubilant Baltimore head
quarters celebration early this
morning Mr.. Mahoney declared
his victory was healthy for a party
that needed new faces" He
predicted his victory in November.
McKeldin Halls Campaign.
Gov. McKeldin was just as con-
fident that Mr.. Beall would be
Maryland's second Republican
Senator after November.
"Beall conducted his campaign
on a high plane" Gov. McKeldin
said. Generally speaking. the
campaign was not burdened with
factional bitterness, particularly
among the candidates themselves.
Because we avoided smallness
and the extremes of bitterness, I
have no hesitancy in urging the
uniting and consolidation of our
forces for an effective campaign,
starting Immediately. and looking
forward to the general election
in November"
The Democratic senatorial race
stood out in marked contrast. Mr..
Mahoney charged that Mr.. Sass
Ger was associated with a water
company which. he said, was re-
sponsible for "gouging" service
men and creating a housing short
age at the Patuxent Naval Air
Station in st. Marys County. That
county, nevertheless. was carried
by Mr.. SaSScer.
Mr.. Mahoney also accused his
opponent OF. failing to clean up
gambling and corruption in Mr..
Sasscer's home county of Prince
Georges.
Charges such as these caused
Democratic leaders great concern.
Evening star., 1952-05-06
Reserve Board Drops
Credit Restraint Plan
BY the ASseeioied Press

The Federal Reserve Board yes
tterday dropped its voluntary
credit restraint program.
The board said the program is
being suspended but will be held
on a standby basis ready for use
again if needed.
Under the program, banks and
other lending institutions were
encouraged to make loans only for
defense or essential civilian ,pur-'
Iposes. Regional committees were
set up to screen loan applications
to see if they complied with the
program. ,~
The program started in March,
1851. In the nine months from
the start of the Korean war until
then business loans had increased
by more than SIS billion.
In the 13 months since the
credit restraint appeal was made.
business loans have increased only
a little over SIS billion.
Evening star., 1952-05-06

learned politics from her father,
John Biddison, a one-time Demo-
cratic State Senator, she knows
the value of publicity. She used
to report council meetings in her
own weekly column in a county
newspaper, and at one time con-
Quoted a public forum" type of
radio program.
Mrs. Werner, wife of a mechan-
ical engineer with the Federal
Government, has promised to
spend much of her time looking
into local as well as national
problems if she is elected to Con-
gress.
1t was from her dining room
campaign headquarters that she
Evening star., 1952-05-06
Sfay-Down Flyer Studies
Possible Legal Action .
By The Assoeiatsd Press

LAS CRUCES, N. Mex, May 6.
Legal action may be taken in
the case of 1t. Verne Goodwin.
widely publicized stay-down flyer.
Mr.. Goodwin was allowed to re-
sign from the Air Force Saturday
after having been sentenced to
two years imprisonment by a
court martial for refusing to fly.
He is in Las Cruces to close the
books on a business he and Parker
Cullum, his father-in-law, owned
here.
Mr.. Goodwin himself has had
little to say since his release. But
Mr.. Cullum said last night:
II feel that if certain officers
went out Of their way to build ur
the case in the hope Of making
an example of one man, they
should be held responsible.
IF it develops that legal action
is possible, we intend to press it. ,
At the time Of Mr.. Goodwin.
court martial, there were IA SINH
lar cases on record. Two of the
others have since been dismissed
and the others are pending.