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Evening star., 1955-10-21
YISTAS IN SCIENCE
LowIy MoIlusk Climbs Lies Ladder
By THOMAS R. HENRI

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FISH ana Wilonie service iap-
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he WORKS olncialiy WIN ioW.
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sponses ana tney tnroW nttie
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ys1ems, nea[.s, lung ana
nunoreas o. otner nlgniy spe
cianzeu congiOnerasionh.
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multi-celled animal life is the
sponge. Despite appearances
It Is . genuine animal-like .
clam or . n1anand has no
relationship 70 the plants
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II has DR. Galtsoff found ia
experiments carried are Il,
washington 1 few years ago.
al / Am. There Is 4 rnysteri-
Gus force IA the Apparently
ruierless society which may be
one Of the initial stems from
the complete indiyidualiszn Of
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BODY Of IN elephant or N
oyster.
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Evening star., 1955-10-21

dernient TO T. Jones, who
comes from farming people,
and has Q hearty appetite.
Sleep ought to put one IN
Just the right mood, physical
and mental, for . good break
fast.
Americas favorite breakfast
Is his orange juice, poached
egg, toast and coffee.
Sometimes he varies It BY
adding to It. not subtracting.
He adds bacon. or ham, to
give more protein, for that il
the secret Of the modern
scientific FIRST meal Of the
day.
The calories ought to run 10
around 700. more or less.
Contrast the man with q
really good breakfast under his
belt with the wan little lady
who runs to the office without
anything to eat. and then
sneaks upstairs to the lunch-
room for q quickie coffee and
q sugared bun. She Is cheat
ing herself and her employer,
and doesn't know it. because
modern nutritional science has
not caught up with millions
Of Americans. They are eat
ing away as best they can, In
q land Of plenty. but sometimes
they refuse the plenty. They
simply are not hungry. which
Is too bad, because good eat
ing is one Of the real joys Of
this. our life here together.
Scientist Jones says, add
President Eisenhower's beef
bacon to your breakfast, and
see how you like It."
"I guess" " he continues,
"that ] am not enough Of q
man to eat 1t, You've got to be
big and husky and rough to
appreciate such solid fare.
If 1t Is good enough for
the President Of the United
States" /" added Jones. with q
chuckle. ''it ought to be good
enough for the rest Of u.s."
Can It breakfast beef. or beef
bacon. 1t Is now Q very famous
food.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

long and where they belcng
within II.
Very shortly after The calls
are dumped In the water. ssys
Dr. Galtso, certain cells known
Is archeocytes start to move.
They pick up al the other
types Of cells which make up
the complete sponge. When
they brush against o cell Of the
same species It 10 a. II their
bodies were covered with glue.
When they rub against an
otherwise Observation-Disclosures cell
Of another species It ID Is II
their bodies were covered with
grease.
CIunnps Of cells Of the same
species are formed. These in
turn come together. Canals
form In hundreds Of places and
then spicules begin to form.
The sponge's I Am seems some
how to be located IN these
archaeocytes which otherwise
are not specialized. % to Q
certain point. DR.. Galtsoh
says. the sponge - . completely
and beauttfully organized AMI
NAL. It y doubtless Q long
way up the ladder frora the
beginning Of n1riticelluar a1lis
NAL LIE, aithougn IL prede-
cessors are lost ~ the dark
ness o. innpenetrabie ansiqmty.
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Evening star., 1955-10-21
SoorIonders to Vote

The residents Of the Saarland win 90
to the polls on Sunday TO vote on ques-
tion that Is highly important TO Franco
German relations and. consequently, TO
the relative political stability Of Western
Europe. 70 the Saarlanders themselves.
however. this election offers something
less than full freedom Of choice. They
win not be voting on whether they would
like their industriaIly rich territory to
become part Of Germany. or part Of
France, or even independent. They will,
instead, be voting to accept or reject q
status for their immediate future worked
out by French and West German Prime
Ministers exactly one year ago.
IN brief, the statute provides the
following: Substantial internal auton-
omy; Jurisdiction over foreign affairs and
defense to be vested In a European Com
missioner to be appointed BY the Council
Of Ministers Of the western European
Union (and to be neither . Frenchman,
German nor Saarlander): continuance Of
present French economic control, and
the rather nebulous prospect Of an ex-
panded trade relationship with West Ger
many. The statute was drafted as part
Of the package" agreement paving the
way for restoration Of West German SOW
ereignty and for entry Of West Germany
into the North Atlantic Treaty organiza-
ton. 1t Is, In effect, commitment to the
principle Of Europeanization although no
other country or territory within Western
Europe Is committed to this degree. Il was,
presumably, the best deal Chancellor Aden-
auer could make with Premier Mendes-
France on this particular issue, and the
German leader recently joined with Pre-
mier Faure In an appeal for its accept
ance In the referendum.
However the vote goes 1t does not
assure permanent settlement Of ques-
tion that has plagued Frances German
relations for almost 800 years. The resi-
dents Of the Saar are Germanic In Ian
guage and culture. It's coal resources and
steel industry at most easily into those
Of the Alsace-Lorraine area Of France.
These assets, In turn, represent something
Of an industrial balance Of power between
the two neighboring and long time rival
countries. The campaigning which has
preceded the referendum has taken on an
increasing tone of being pro-French vs..
pro-German. Certainly French and Ger
man nationalism are factors, even though
there Is no claim-and no basis In the
statute - for outright annexation. And
while 1t is clear enough that an afirm-
ative vote viii make the statute effective,
even though not uniformly acceptable to
the Saarlanders or to proc German fac
tions, It Is almost equally clear that II the
vote Is negative 1t win be really satisfac-
tory to nobody. In either case, the issue
win arise again in the making Of per-
nanent Franco-G German peace treaty.
Representative Of five neutral W. e.
y. nations Britain, Italy, Belgium, the
Netherlands and Luxembourg = win
supervise the voting. There 10 no provi-
sion yet for supervising internationally
what may follow ik
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Librory Controversy

It Is unfortunate that there
should be such D controversy
over q public library. It need
not have happened. The Jam
ney School PTA and area
citizens want an adequate H.
brary as much rs any one else
In this free-for-all, but we
do not want TO rob Peter to
pay Paul"
There are other possible
library sites. located more
strategically for parking and
the safety Of our children, but
there seems to be Q stubborn
determination 10 use the JAM
ney site and thus save" the
taxpayers $4,000. These
wouid-be savers Of taxpay-
ers' money are spending Q lot
Of somebody's money on their
-altogether-true campaign.
The printed material mailed
to my husband and me ct cur
house would Ill q briefcase.
Multiply that By the houses
Of the area.
There are practical points
that should be studied more
thoroughly while considering
locating the library on the
Janney playground. The abso-
lutte unfairness Of taking away
even Q small spot Of Janney's
play area when juvenile delin-
quency Is rampant In this
area Is Q very important
practical aspect. Appeals to
Congress are not going to fur
nish all the necessary funds.
II we wait for that wen all
be In our graves. The commu-
nifty. as was done In Cleve-
land Park, win be called upon
to raise the funds. Those so
people at the Janney PTA
meeting who voted for the H.
brary can't do what Cleveland
Park ag an organized and
spirited community did, and
1t took them nine years.
It Is . pity that q proposed
library is being handled this
way. when It should have the
working cooperation and gem
uine interest Of all Of Its area
people, particularly It's closest
neighbors.
Mrs. Robert Burns.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

@. What does q big tree cost
the lumber industry?-G. L. o.
A. Trees are not sold indi-
vidually. but big ones average
around $500 to $1,000 each.
standing, at timber auctions.
BY the time the tree Is felled
and delivered ct the site Of the
min or at tide water. 1t may
have cost $500 to $l.700. This
cost Il one reason why scien-
tific forestry IL . growing pro-
fession and why producers are
DEVELOPING all possible forest
by-products.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

template ai1 appearance be-
fore the Commissioners with
out such basic data ct hand7
There Is also some ground
for questioning the use Of
pupil-teacher ratios. BY school.
as d standard Of measurement
In this instance. The condi-
tions attacked by the parents
on September 20 were over
crowded and split-level classes.
Yet the superintendent did
not present any figures what
ever on the number Of classes
with more than 30 pupils tset
as the boards standard size).
or on the number Of classes
with more than 20 pupils
Generally considered profess
sionally as too large for effec-
tive teaching). Although the
report Of September 2e did
state that $50 split-level
classes were then organized IN
elementary schools. this figure
was not mentioned ON October
Is. The use Of overall ratios
for the system and for each
school could only serve to
obscure the critical nature Of
the existing situation and TO
divert attention from the
number OF children who were
studying In regular classes too
large for effective instruction
or dealing simultaneously with
two different courses Of study.
A school that has an overall
pupil-teacher ratio Of 36.2 still
requires relief II 1t has three
split-level classes with So. 81
and 50 pupils.
Another defect In Superin-
tendent Corntng's report Of
October 13 was that 1t provided
no support for any contention
that an emergency shortage Of
teachers currently exists. In
the first place, he stated that.
In the system as Q whole,
classes contained only IL more
pupils per teacher than re-
CURED BY board standards.
That doesn't indicate any crit
ical shortage Of teachers re-
quiring action before Congress
convenes. In the second place.
he stated that pupil-teacher
ratios at the Junior and senior
nisn scnoO. leveis were peioW
Doaro sshnuafos. put ne oiont
PROPOSE % move Q single
seacner Irom tnose ieyels pc
lore asking ior reliei irom the
commissioner. ms inactlon
noes not support 2 ciaim tnat
Icy = 2 serious iack o.
seacners. Sucn = concluslon y
norne out py the superin-
vsaueass pIoIIlse % Teouce
1 Secononry sc 2 ooi teacning
fiscal i967. Fyen this commit
Evening star., 1955-10-21

outstanding collection Of French art but
BY his encouragement Of other gallery
activities, especially the holding Of free
orchestral concerts on Sunday evenings.
His assumption Of the presidency Of the
gallery Il an augury Of its further deyel-
opnent along the lines enyisioned BY the
late Andrew Mellon, its founder.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Questions and Answers
By THE HAsKIN SERVICE

4 reader can get an answer ps nan
Eyeninf Star @Sofmsfiop 1 Bureau. a
1900 I've st NV, WashingtoD 8.
y. G. please tncloae 3 csuts for
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LETTERS TO THE STAR.

Pen nGaBes asav ~ Nss6 n
lettsrs carry spritert correct
names and addresses. An
letters are subject 10 eoaden-
sGtion,
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-09
Enjoy JacksOnville's Beaches
1.-THE WORLDS FINEST"
Reach Firm. Advei.ina Here Invite Appreciate Your PoaGss

dren, who have not necessarily
recited the prayers, the Havdalah
candle is lit first to make the
official separation between the
Sabbath and the week. The re-
verse order might give the I'M
preston that the candles were lit
while it was yet Sabbath.
QUESTION: Why is there not
an extra day Of Chanukah out
side of Israel as there is on other
holidays?
ANSWER: A number of reasons
are given for this. First is that
Chanukah was a holiday pro-
claimed by Rabbinic decree and
an extra day was not added to
such holiday. Some claim that
the eighth day itself may have
been an extra day added because
of the doubt of the accuracy OF
the date. Others even claim that
when the full glory of Israel is
restored we may still return to
having Chanukah last for eight
days in places far removed from
Jerusalem.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-09
cHANUKAH
QUIZ BOX
(Continued from Page 81

tConf1nued from rage ~
mentioned in the book of the
prophet Haggai (Chap. 2, verse
18).
QUESTION: Why do some peo-
pie use olive oil in their Chanu-
kah lamps instead of candles?
ANSWER: Since the original
miracle happened with cruise of
oil and the light in the sanctuary
was one of oil, using olive oil in
the Chanukah Menorah makes the
ceremony more representative
and more like the original occa-
sion which brought about the
holiday. The Jewish people have
long been compared with the
olive which gives forth its fine
product after being pressed hard.
QUESTION: On Friday evening
which is lit first-the Sabbath
candles or the Chanukah candles?
Why?
ANSWER: It seems that origin
ally there was question as to
which of the two should be lit
first. The Sabbath candles are a
weekly feature while the Chanu-
kah candles are but an annual
occurrence. This would give the
Sabbath candles priority. But, ac-
cording to some opinions, the
lighting of the Sabbath candles is
equivalent to the acceptance of
the Sabbath. After accepting the
Sabbath with the lighting of the
Sabbath candles it would be for
hidden to light the Chanukah
candles out of respect to the Sab
bath. The latter reason prevailed
and our custom now is to light the
Chanukah candles first. One must
make sure, however, that the size
of the candle or the amount of oil
is great enough so that the Chan
ukah lights will be able to burn
long enough after sundown to
meet the minimum requirements
for the length of time they must
burn.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-09

QUESTION: On Saturday night
which is lit first? The Chanukah
candles or the Havdalah candle?
Why?
ANSWER: Our present custom
differentiates between the home
and the synagogue. In the syna-
gogue the Chanukah candles are
lit first because the lighting of the
Havdalah candle is delayed as
long as possible for the benefit of
the departed in the Gehenna and
to prolong the Sabbath spirit. This
is permissible since the act of
Havdalah (separation) has actual
ly been accomplished by the spe-
cial paragraph in the evening
prayer which has already been re-
cited at this time. At home, how
ever, where Havdalah is made for
the sake of the women and chill
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ALDEPHI KNOLLS

Newly decorated 3-bedrm. brick-end.
stone rambler with full bsmt. and
located on lovely corner lot. Ultra
mod: kit with dishwasher, dis
poSal and large, self-defrosting
reirigerator, Plus extras galore,
including velpety wall to- wall car
peting and large ceiling fan for
summer GOODNESS. See this one
today. OPEN TILL DUSK.
Directions: Out Riggs I'd. past Univ.
lane TO Lebanon 81 richt on Lehs.
non blk. to 18th, left on 18th
TO 1901 Laguna I'd. and Open"
sign.
GEORGE L. BROWN. REALToR
JU. $4,000 Ewes III p-2Rn1
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LARGE FAMITTFs- 7TTFNsTIic573N-

-. LARGE FAMILIES, ATTENTION
We have q beautiful, detached brick
home. about :, years old. in new
section Of Tskoma Park, Just Cd
New Hamp. ave, priced well unoer
original cost. This home will com.
ioEtably accommodate a family Of
IL, and is conveniently located to
sehools. shopping and transp.; own
trades. Call Mr.. Clark, RIA. 3-e0iI.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 18th ST NV. An 1onnK
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FORESTVILLE
CAPITOI HGTS
BERKSHIRE
SPLIT LEVELS

AND CONVENTIONAL RAMBLERS
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
3-bedrm.. 2-bath split-level ramblers,
individually designed. the last word
in contemporary styling; near
shopping. transp., public and pa
rochial schools Also 6-rm., 1-bath
conventional ramblers at a lower
price. Directions: Out Marlboro
pike four blocks beyond stop light
in District Heights. right on 74th
ave. follow signs. RE. 6-6SS0 or
M A9nImTtsst yrr,p pr.Yry
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SUITLAND
R-;ACRE LOT

asbedrm: home with Ia baths. This
nor nome Is located on s.acre wooded
parkway, Huge liv. rm. and din
nm; LARGE closets. Real bargain at
S16,950. Open Sun. 2 pm. To
reach: Over South Capitol ST.
bridge. and out Suitland parkway,
turn left from parkway about /
mile past !Suitland exit: follow
Signs 70 house, McALIISTER,
REALTOR. 10. s-5660.
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OPEN / TIL 5
3-bedrm. brk. rambler; bsmt.: mr..
shopping center, schools and Univ.
OF Nd; Disposal washer and dry
eT: 81, Sl4,950, University lane.
Grifith.
CLAUDE WOOD, REALToR
JU. s-12O0 Lo 4.770o
ANDREWS BOILING
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-only sill. :
definitely il. sacrifieed for QUICK
sale. Stunning is the word for
this darling little home. Custom
butt by specification. Best Of
everything. Knotty pine rec. I'm
alone is worth the price Cali
early and get terrific buy. W. r.
HUGHES CO., AP, 7-i400 til o
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
4 BEDROOMS
PLUS EFF. APT.
Sl.500 DOWN

Open I-5 PM. 5000 Roanoke ave ;
delishttul home plus income, iea-
lures / bedrm. and bath LIST a. (:
3 bedrms. and bath on. End; plus
q dandy complete efi. ant. IN bsint;
gar: firepl:: i50x200 It. lot: out-of-
town owner must sell at once.
Drive out finey Br. I'd. TO Flower
ave, right to Hudson, right to
REAI, ESTATE III a-l1na
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Brick BUNGALOW. of Marlboro njks
sc Assume ies Gl loan. . bed
rms. With CxLansible attic. fun
nsmt. Vacant. lmmed. boss. Cali
Mr., PENL4AND, LII. 2-76I2, or liz.
1890. PRUDENTIAL REALTY co.
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ADELpHT PARK
University Gardens

3-bedrm. brk. rambler patio, breeze
way and gar: mr.. Univ. of Nd,
Make an offer. VA approved.
Shown BY Apt.
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buys this practically new 6-rm
6rick-and -shinsle home on level
corner lot near new Hollywood
school. Vacant. Must sell imme-
diately. Priced $1,000 less than
similar homes. As low as 81 900
cash VIII handle. Call til 0 pm.
WA; $4,000, ROBERT s. DAVIS
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OPEE-Split levels designed for
modern. luxurious living: located
IN beautiful Greenwood Forest, a
planned subdivision OF custom built
homes on large wooded lots: 3 bed
rooms, l ~ baths. completed recrea-
ton, room with picture window:
,s spac gS and d. birch cabinets cabinets
Prices start at SI6,950. We invite
comparison. DIRECTIONS: From
Lanhafn. Nd. drive / mi. ---out
Lanhsm-Bow I'd. to entr. OF
Greenwood Forest. Exhibit homes
located on oath ave, Just . blks.
from entr. THOMAS ?. HALEY.
Realtor, Lanham, Nd. AP. 7-S.tOO,
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tsIMs. PNICh HhMbLEH. 9ed'
Oh or conventional terms. LOUIS
MILLER. Realtor. UN. 4-2723; ewes
RivERDALE PARK. B3i5 Taylor ID,
Sl2 500, terms err.-3-bedrm Md.
bungalow with full dry bsmt.; own
sr leaving for Fla. HE; 1880;
Eyes Eyes" II IA 4 3 s $50 nv, " W; LEWIS:
2-story bunga, nicely kept: Z rms.
pantry. and bath: bsmt. and attic.
400 Addison I'd, Reasonably priced.
Terms avail NJ paul HANNAH,
732 18th st. nv. NE. s-4t0h.
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nj; RAINIEK; $500 2lst sT;-THE
TERMNts A rHSi EARfY oe SAT NJ I
for. this fine, well-located bungalow,
II has cedar-lined closets. liH rm.,
sep. din, rm.. kit. 2 bedrms. and
S GEN. full S,r Ssnt ;-oO oil n hS heat .s
patio and retaining walls frt. and
rear. handy everything. Better
hurry on this. Call Mrs. Hawkins,
UN. 4-0ol7. cox & CO. 10. S-5S37.
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OFF MARLBORO PIKE
NR. POLLING. ANDREWS. AND NRL
3-BEDRM. BRK. Def. BUNGALOW
ONLY Si3.950-ST5O DOWN
Assume CT loan; new-house cond.:
full hsmt. with eround-leveI entr,:
LARGE kit. lovely fenced lot, gas
neat; very nice loc.. poss. tomor-
ST 3-73GS. ATLAS REALTY CO.
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BRICK CAPE CoD--Sl1, ESQ. Con-
venient Cheveriy area; 9 bedrms.,
fun bsnt,. fenced lot, tile bath,
storm windows; CT approved; only
$685.. down. Call til 8 pm. WA.
1.3900. ROBERT 9. DAVIS Il CO.,
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BRICK BUNGALOW with Q bedrms.
full bsmt.. close TO transp.. schools
and shopping. owner win consider
Alton st. Il block Oh Southern
ave. on Nd. Stdel, then call DOUG
NJ. SMILEY. Reaitor. UN. 4-S260
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brick, scr. porch, detached garage.
Oh approved, S14,5O0. So down to
qualified vet BY appointment.
CRAWFORD q handy, INC, RE.
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OPEN SUNDAY. LIS: 3eol Nicholson

St, W. Hyattsvilie-t-rm. brick
rambler; full basement, aluminium
windows. doors; Enchor fence:
many other added features. Only
or non-Gi, JOHN H. JOHNSON.
WA. 7-5O5O. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

I6io--Stone Cape Cod on z -acre
let in Riverdale; . bedrms., sep
arate din. nm; gas heat; masonry
tool shed; AL condition. Gil with
Sc down. Cali tn 8 pm. WA.
T.39oo. ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO..
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HOUSES BY HUGHES = AmazIr

little bungalow. Western type:
bright and cheerful throughout
completely redec.,- full bsnt. Tough
70 beat at only 50 800. 5% down,
S55 per mo, W. r. HUGHES CO.,
AP. 1-l4Q0 til Q pm.