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a bull whip. will need all his
skill in his next picture. Tam
BOURNE" The script calls for
him to flick roses of Jane Rus
sells hair, waist. and shoes with
an 8-foot whip. I hope they'll
use doubles for both stars.
Margaret O,Brien, on the
GLORY" set, was still tingling
from the greatest thrill Of her
life. II got to ride the worlds
greatest race horse, Swaps, and
I even rode him bareback"
Clint Walker, star of the
Cheyenne" TV series, was dis
covered by Van johnson as a
deputy sheriff in Las Vegas. Van
had to force him to come to
Hollywood.
A new Hollywood group, THE
Italians" has just been organ
lied with a who's who member
ship of young actorS-Natalie
Wood, Nick Adams, Perry Lopez.
Gary Crosby, Lori Nelson. etc.
Their advisers are Jimmy Du-
rante, Mervyn lie Roy. Bling
Crosby and Frank Sinatra. The
group viii hold a dance and raise
money to build a theater with the
money from their plays to be
used to help new young stars
to Hollywood.
released By the NANA)
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Exchange Students
Return to Europe

BREMERHAvEN. Germany.
Aug. 4 R.-A group Of SIT Eu-
ropean exchange students re-
turned from a year in the United
States yesterday. Some startled
their parents with crew cuts and
American teenage talk.
Arriving aboard the liner New
York were 223 youths from West
Germany and "a from Scandi-
navia. Finland. Austria and Lux
embourg. They had spent q
year in the United States under
auspices of the American field
service program.
II hardly recognized my boy
crew cut. ranch jacket and all, I"
one father said. "And how he
has grown in the meantime"
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

DADDY LONG LEGS"-Lese Caron and Fred Astaie defty
decorate the popular romantic fable
EAST OF EDEN-The John Stenbeck novel, improved on
by Director Ella Zazan's film treatment.
FROM HERE TO ETERNITY"-The eight-way Academy win
"THE LONG, GRAY LINE"-Tyrone Power as SerKt Marty
Maher at West Point with Maureen OEara.
LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME"-Dors Day Ruth Citing with
James Cagney as her gangIand spouse
"A MAN CALLED PETER"-Richard Todd DIR. Peter Mar
shall an excellent biography
STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND"-James Stewart in the dra-
matte story Of long range bOmbers and their crews
WITH A SONG IN MY HEART"-SuSan Hayward and the
voice Of Jane Froman -tuggng story
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
BY ROBERT SYLVESTER

the bedroom. You turn them
both on. Cooling breezes come
forth. Then another thing hap
pens.
All the lights go out.
The super makes another ap-
pearance. He puts in new fuses,
grumbling bitterly the while. He
explains that the building is
overloaded with electric outlets,
whatever that means, and no.
body in the building can use
more than one air-conditioner at
q time. This will all be different
he consoles you. as soon as the
building Is rewired. When is this
going to happen, you ask? Early
in November, he says proudly. So
you make the best Of 1t. All day
long you run the machine In the
living room and all night long
you run it In the bedroom. An
other thing then happens.
All the tropical fish in the two
rooms die. The living room fish
die in the daytime. The bedroom
fish expire at night.
Then there comes a night
when the weather breaks. The
city is suddenly transformed
from q steam box to a rainy
and/or damp area. Man, you
haven't suffered until you wake
up one cool night with the air.
conditioner on. No blankets on
the bed. Nothing but those cold
sheets. You get up and turn the
machine from Super Cool" to
Heat" The machine goes out
and 80 do all the lights. On ac-
count Of because you haven't
read the machine Instructions.
&*&
Next day the heat is back
again but the living room won't
cool. The superintendent, now
your best source of technical
information, cases the joint and
says the room Is too big. It
needs q full one-ton machine.
No use getting it. though. The
building just won't take such
} load" whatever that is. Sol
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you get your air-conditioner
man back again and. for q price
that would buy another TV set,
you move the living room ma
chine into the combined kitchen
and dinette. Something happens
Immediately.
The electric toaster goes out.
So does the refrigerator. So do
all the lights. like before.
So now you need your air
conditioning man again and you
call him. It's one OF those
broiling days. You gotta have
him quick. It develops that he
isn't available. He's home. his
secretary says.
What on earth is he doing
home on an emergency day, you
demand?
His air-conditioning ma
chine broke down." the secre-
tary tells you.
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Animals in Fish ToIe

TRENT, Italy. Aug. 4 R.-
Mario Burrini. SO. hooked a big
carp while fishing on Lake Lev
leo. A hawk Owed and tried to
carry the fish away. Mr.. Bur-
rini's dog leaped out of his boat
and went for the bird. The hawk
fiuttered OF. missing a few
feathers. The dog suffered claw
wounds. Mr.. Burrini's pride was
hurt. The fish got away.
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Cool, Man, Cool

There comes a night in your
life, during q consistent summer
In this town, when you wake up
gasping on the bathroom floor.
Through the open window watts
q blast from the furnace which
is the city and you decide that
if you had enough money for a
Tv set you can ind enough
money for an air-conditioner
The next day you call an air
conditioning man. He's out. You
call another. He's out, too. Ditto
with the next three. So you get
cute. You find q connection, /"
like you used to do in the boot
leg days. The connection comes
up with a man. He'll be there
tomorrow. he says. You go to
bed that night and laugh at the
clustering heat. Tomorrow night
will be heaven. Tomorrow night
the apartment win be air-cooled.
It's as exciting as getting mar
ried.
The air-conditioning man does
not show next day. His office
says he is too busy on emergen-
cies. This should be q warning,
but it isn't. Finally he comes and
he measures the apartment. It
seems you need two machines.
One for the bedroom and one
for the living room. Gasping for
breath. you agree. He says he'll
be back In Q day or so. The
superintendent knocks at your
door Who said you could have
an conditioner, he demands?
You ask why. He explains about
direct and alternating current.
You phone the air-conditioning
expert and he brushes this OF.
AL it means. he explains, Is a
couple of transformers which
don't cost much more than o.
third TV set.
But the great day finally ar
rives. There Is the hig-three-
quarter ton machine In the liv-
ing room and one just as big inI
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Duke of Kent to Join
Royul Scots Crews

LONDON. Aug. 4 R.-The
Duke Of Kent. 20. cousin of
Queen Elizabeth. win Join one
OF Britain's most famous cavalry
regiments - the Royal Scots
|Greys.
The Duke finished an army
officers training course at Sand
hurst Academy last month and
now ranks as a second lieuten-
ant. A War Office announce
ment said the Duke viii join
the Greys August %.
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But the great day finally ar
riveS. There Is the hig-three-
quarter ton machine In the nv-
ing room and one Just as big in
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QUEENS CHAPEL DRIVEN

kIR0ORT AFiinpiea
aAss ~esS OF $50
LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME" (Cinema-
Scope, JAMES CA0NEY, DORIS
DAY ct 1856; Plus "DESPERADO,
WAxNE MORRIS, at IL. Cartoon.
I. Just over the 14th st. Bridge. Kids
Evening star., 1955-11-13
Health Group PIons
Speakers Bureau

The District Of Columbia Acci-
dent and Health Association Is
setting up 3 speakers bureau for
use by civic groups, churches and
clubs. the ASSOCIATION announced
yesterday.
Speakers win be furnished
without charge.
.In spite Of the millions of
dollars Of accident and sickness
disqualification insurance paid
every year" the association said,
|"there are many policy holders
who pay and are not certain Of
their benefits. and there are
many persons who want more
information as to be benefits
before purchasing"
Groups interested In getting
speakers and 1lms should tele-
phone Jack B. Ralph. publicity
|chairman Of the association, at
National S-0420.
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2 RegionuI Officers
Appointed by USO

United Service Organizations
Inc. yesterday announced ap.
Ipointment Of two new regional
executives covering seven Mid
Atlantic States and the District.
They are Austin S. WEIGH OF
Silver Spring. Md, who win
serve as USO regional executive
with headquarters IN Baltimore,
and Robert D. Gygax. regional
campaign director. also with
headquarters there.
Mr., WEIGH formerly was ad-
lministrative assistant on the
lstaff Of the National Catholic
Community Service here. He
had established an NCCS club In
Seoul. Korea. for servicemen. He
|is q native Of Cincinnati, Ohio;
10 graduate Of Xavier University,
formerly was chief Of youth and
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recreation activities for the
United States high commissioner
lin Germany and was civilian
Iconsultant to the commanding
general. 5th Army.
Mr.. Gygax formerly was CAM
|paign director Of the United
Foundation Of Detroit. housing
manager Of the Detroit Housing
Commission and manager Of
Kramer Homes Cooperative.
Inc. Detroit. He is q Detroit
native. graduated from the De-
troit College Of Law and lives in
TOWson, Md.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

Idreypaks VIII be distributed free
lat drug stores In the District,
| Alexandra. Arlington and Fair
fax Counties during the week.
Directions Given
Directions on how to use the
'ltest are printed on d return en-
velope attached to the dreypak
strip, Results Of the test can be
obtained almost immediately
after the strip Is received at the
diabetes testing center here, Or.
lLoube said.
Anyone showing Q positive test
win be notified at once, the ply
sician said. but only those who
enclose q scent stamp win be
told that they show no syInp-
toms. A positive test, 1t was
pointed out, while not necessar-
lily diagnostic Of diabetes, indi-
Gates necessity for further
testing.
A total Of s.s2s dreypak tests
were made in the District last
year. or this number, 373
showed positive tests for sugar.
An estimated 40 Of these were
subsequently found to have pre-
Iviously undiscovered diabetes.
In Prince Georges County the
detection drive Is being con-
lducted primarily for children,
while In Montgomery County the
|dreypak Is not being used. Em-
Iphasis 10 being placed on en-
|couraging the public to obtain
free tests from their physicians.
the drive chairman said.
Clinitron Tests
The clinitron tests are being
provided By the District Depart
|ment Of Public Health. with the
apparatus, supplied by the
United States Public Health
Service, blood sugars may be
rapidly and automatically tested.
10 result being obtainable within
10 few minutes.
The clinitron win be exhibited,
with blood sugar tests being OBJ
tanned without cost. between Q
am. and 4:3O pm. at three loca-
|tions tomorrow. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Tomorrow. It win be In Room
|2452 Of the Interior Department,
Eighteenth and c streets NV:
lon Tuesday, In the lobby Of the
Industrial Building, Bureau Of
Standards. Connecticut avenue
and Van Ness street N. W., and
lon Wednesday IN Wing ( Of the
South Building, Agriculture De-
|partment, between Twelfth and
Fourteenth streets on Independ-
Ience avenue S.W.
Other locations
On Thursday the machine win
Be n the main lobby Of the South
lEuilding, Department Of Health,
IEducation and Welfare, $50 c
street E.W.. and on Friday In the
lmnin lobby OF the departmeuf,a
North Building, Fourth and M
dependence avenue S.W.
The latter two days the ciini-
Itron win be IN operation, testing
blood sugars. but the tests win
mot be made for cnlockers at
these times.
The District Commissioners
have proclaimed the week as
Diabetes Detection Week, and 9
letter Of congratulations from
President Eisenhower has been
IreCeiycd hy the president Of the
American Diabetes Association
for the Nation-Wide effort.
1k is the eighth annual dia-
bstes drive sponsored By the na.
Itional organization and conduct.
led locally by the Diabetes Asso-
iciation or the District az Colurn.
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Artist VIII Speak

The Society Of washington
Artists win sponsor . talk BY
Albert Drone. artist illustrator
who heads the Famous Artists
School In Westport. Conn. ct
1880 pm. Thursday IN the Penn
Arts Building. 1900 Seventeenth
street NV. The talk win be
Illustrated BY 4 colored fllln
which will show Mr.. Drcne paint-
ing d picture from start To finish.
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Boptists Heur Rees

Howard Rees. Baptist student
secretary for the District Baptist
Convention, win speak at 8
O'Clock tonight In Chevy Chase
Baptist Church. s6Tl Western
avenue NV.
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Lodge Dunce SIuted

The Abram Simon Lodge. new
est Of the B'nai Birth lodges In
Washington. win hold q fund
raising dance celebrating receipt
of the lodges charter at Q pm.
Wednesday at the B'nai Israel
Synagogue. Sixteenth and Crit
tenden streets NV.
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Free Tests for Diabetes
Scheduled During Week

The District joining with other communities throughout
the Nation In observing Diabetes Detection Week. beginning
today and lasting through next Sunday.
tests for detection of the disease win be given by
many physicians with the St Louis dreypak the
cIinitron tests also being made.
washington will Of approximately 1000 communities
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ttNnEAEAN8DVM y WIZ % UK1c "a g
In the United States which will
use the dreypak. 8 testing strip.
to check for sugar ID the urine.
The same test was used here last
year.
Chairman Of the drive here.
Dr. Samuel D. Loube. said that
approximately 10000 Of the
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ATTENTION. certsin ssiist sfslss
inissssi Asri |. isSs
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b the Associated Press

r. Karl Honaman has been
named deputy assistant secre-
tary for public affairs in the De-
tense Department, a job han
ding military information given
the public.
The Defense Department said
yesterday the appointment is eff
fective Friday.
Secretary of Defense Wilson
issued directives March % to
tighten controls on military in
formation.
The Air Force yesterday sent
a message to all of its major
commands notifying them Of q
Tightening UP on release of tech
nical information.
The message, to be followed by
q formal regulation, said:
I'm the interest of preserving
military security. propriety and
consistency, certain precautions
will be followed when releasing
information on subjects outlined
below: Cd Military policy. (2)
Nuclear weapons. (3) Guided
missiles (their existence, charac-
teristics or capabihties). "a
Techniques resulting in improved
military performance, release of
which may endanger national
security"
The Air Force said its message
followed UP Mr.. Wilson's recent
directives.
Succeeds ID. w. Swan
Mr.. Honaman's appointment
was seen as q direct result Of
those directives. He succeeds
D. Walter Swan who is returning
to his position with United Air
lines. Mr.. Honaman. from Glen
Ridge. N. j., is on leave from the
Bell Telephone Laboratories, New
York, where he is director of
publication.
He has been serving as direc-
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Defense Publicity Chief
Picked; AT Curbs News

tor of the Office of Strategic
Information at the Commerce
Department since last October
In an exchange of statements
last January. Mr.. Honaman and
a Washington newspaper editor
disagreed on whether Mr.. Hona-
mans agency at Commerce was
a threat to free flow of informa-
ton.
Denies Censorship Aim
In a letter to Editor and Pub
Usher. a newspaper trade jour-
nal, Mr.. Honoman had said his
office believes firmly in the
freedom of the press" and I'VE
do not propose Government CEN
sorship. real or implied
j. Russell Virgins, vice pres
ident and managing editor of the
Washington Post and Times Her.
aid and chairman Of the Amer
lean Society of Newspaper Edi-
tors Freedom of Information
Committee. protested.
Mr.. Virgins said "it is clear
that we have a new and very
serious threat to freedom of
information"
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Ousted Cote Man Finds
Politics Is Rough Rood

CHICAGO (R.-Restaurateur
Anton Kerscher now is con-
WINGED that politics is a rough
road.
In 1916. his place was torn
down to make way for a new
expressway. He blamed the H.
nois Democratic administration
and became a Republican.
Now he has quit the Repub-
licans because a new toll road
connection between the express
way and the proposed Tri-State
Turnpike will cut through the
new restaurant he built in 1851.
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was found, lying In the bathtub
In the family's apartment at ait
E street NV.
Mr.. johnson told police he
left his home yesterday to pay
his rent. He said he instructed
his stepson to remain in bed
until he returned.
While he was gone. police said,
Mr.. Johnson's 5-year-old daugh-
ter took her brother to the bath
room to bathe him. She placed
him in the tub Of water, left the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-26
Accident Seen
In Boys Death

The coroner's ofiiee today is
expected to issue q certificate of
accidental death caused by
drowning in the bathtub death
yesterday of a 2-year-old boy.
Reginald Brown. the stepson
of Bernard johnson, 81. colored,
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The mother. Mrs. Juanita
Johnson. "a. is employed at
Providence Hospital.
The book that
Conquers fear

The false mask of evils boosted power is
torn off by Christian Science. No longer need
anyone drink dose of despair and live in fear.
A great book shows to any sincere seeker the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-26

way of liberation.
This book that
conquers fear is Sci
ence and Health with
Key to the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy.
By studying it,
new light is shed on
the Bible. New hope
is ours as we see how
to find Gods infinite
goodness right where
we are.
Multitudes have
found release from
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every human woe. You can do the same and find
freedom from fear
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ST: $3.50; ia. 9-0ll5 ewes.
BEST MOVERS IN TOWN Low
rates exper men. 24-hr.; 1-bedrm.
apt. $40; closed vans: ms. AP.
1866.
beaches a speciality. s. L. MORRIS,
tn. 2-ll50 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night; expert handling; reasonable
rates DU 1857
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country, safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC. Established 1906.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payt. on your moving, storage.
Reas. IA. 9-2937; eyes,. RA. g.
1916. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09
BEnRM- APT SIS Mo-.

APT. 2, 1412 IRVING ST. NV.
Mod. newly redec. apt. of liy. rm..
bedrm., kit. din. area, bath and
porch heat and hot water incl;
close to stores and transp. Tyr.
mann in Apt. from to ?,
OWNER, RE. 1894 or EN-: q
1910. Ia