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asa Ka1KHsoN sR.s Hysiisyille- ~.
bedfm. arta fe4ee. So tenitor u
AIS. is ieSrfIanIs q SIe Il Il cosaGhR s1s ri rER.'
800 so nsfenss h.y1 slsaeashars,
s sss; ~ egs sten g doo, Va, s-z1ee.
msnt: IL. m. with frspi.. din. rIn.,
Kitchen. bath. Close 70 sanitarium.
Adults prefsEfsd- $3.50 Per no.
TzKoii PAkK aGD.-xodern 4.
fIciency apartment. unfnFnished. IN
pew brick home. 2 blocks from
Missionary Cqllese. LArse Twins
room, fnii Kitchen With din;nS Area, S
large tile bath. SO. incl. utilities
CAL Mr.. BolhaGen, OIL. l-1OIi.
JAAEs L. DIXON . Co. 81,
rARK-s rms. HI. snd
essn ess "a ps sl,sI nss1sea rear D. E. Inc;
Ts9 sElk0oats. liv Em., hit. and
l psr mo ess; cai ipsI uE. zls3ls. q W. iurn. ~
LAk0MA Pk.-3 rms. Kit. and bath.
LIKE YOUR OWN HOlfK-LsrFe Ter.
race apt, unfufn.; 2 bedrms., the
beth large Nv, rm.. din. rm, kit,
pst. entg. on patio; play yard. Nr.
hiislfne. SSk M ks1s9Efe1~. 49,
TsFoms Psyk ~ ss,ii iiy4n m ioJS5 oss5os ~, Z,
10. S21bse Sn ~. s-oaS1 q
A1IRACIaEv5 Az 81 .,.. ! I. bsdr@. apts.: iss,
and storage facilities; RooA transp. !;
lst q $50 incl utLls SLIGO TER.
PTNEY RRAEf.if m ~.
avsiiahis ~ S,es,is : t.,, NJ ~ =. nne,
door: hsdr11 : ~. N teNng
entrances: ysrd. Adults onIy % ni 5fI
conn. ANn RAsT.wpsr uwy
j bedrm| - rs zM,.sL ~ d,nas, HWI.
hafs. III r.ii ~ 9infnrg. G.. III ano l
Realtors. ma. s-SoSo o fsiA4S'
s1Is q, ,,1 ,s,LADESsslsUkG 20 sl..ol;s !. .RD,I bed BED.
iess sSs, Ghli Ni 3. AL A. dHuMPHRIEs. Real
o,s1i,s NnSes;ao ov.csSeiprav nj, ~.
modern bida. hedrm Se6seM, Se6. ss
YEMEN ,gsD,snl e % r;,s1ssscn. 4, shoppins sna
sEiTkTr sEiTr 81 11lrss III aina aiimnmaeoiatev. Sai
500 SOUTH CoURT HOUSE m
SArLirrNew Ss1i,r,EN On modern apt hldz.:
yerienf % II psnseoTn ! Tsot5., sh.,irsn. nv. con.
shsp' Ian shi1AELLs d. 7-5ieo
4Soa RTvERn4TR mn Ant q
rooms. kitchen ana hath hth nawi. Mri 1 h. ;
Sf5, includes All utiis' kew an door
Az. Az. F-9iss. eEosoiE I BohodiESR'
s-cSba -1as ~. n'W.s nA,
sPRfNf,-2 bedrms Sinett.
large Kit. and Nv. ~, enoa cinssfs
nice lawns fer play; cft.street pGyk.
and buses. JU. S-0ziiS e'
SILVER SPRING, 2nd G,--2 bedrms
81 posutes Cl sm i.aI lfrEs Esms W i 5n a. t sS
laundry facilities: S,ff street. nary.
ING; q biks. shoppiTr center afid
buses: will be pniTited and rleaned
ready to move n and start iiyins.
uttls, incl. For appt. to see en-
JU. 5-04l3. Is, sE
PARK, 1902 Yale aye.--l
ping centeri watkins distance Il
Nd. u; garbage disposal exhaust
7-0630.
SILVER SPRTNG-2 bedrms., huge
liy rrn.. mod. KIT, bath with shower.
new apt: BIDS; close to everything,
MI. III Andrews m Tvs Ali Air III FfEID@s TiS0ss' bed
rms, $7b incl. utils., conv. to
transp. Lu. I-s0lb.
RINEY RRANCH-FLOWER AREA
New. bedrms., couple pref; refs:
utils. not incI.i $50. 20. 3-6eS9.
TAkQMA Park, Md 10 Manor
81, sssI5,eIssTinshssssF Ia s;S s.Pp, aPss, S, ,S
Ina.. din. and Eft. With stove and
W. BERENe SALES NC. i7S2 { Z
g. NV, MA. 6-7621 or sun. call
Mrs, Misner. ~. 7-p37g.
YOU MUST SEE II 70 BELIEVE III
--14I0 N. Quinn St, Arlington, offerf
2 charming 2-bedrm. apt. III this
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8400 Greenwood Ave.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
NEWLY DECORATED

rooms, kitchen. dinette and bath
asst E.1,.,.. ana I hot gstsr furnished: Con.
Rent only SO. 70 Inspect cs Sc au man. an
eger. Mr.. Soper. basement, s409
Greenwood ave. Phone ju. o-S457
:. -. =. z. SAUL co:
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CQLOREn
APIS. UNfURNlsHED--MD

COLLEGE PARK -4626 Knox rd.--
hedrm.,. Nv. rrn., dinette. Kit. and
bath: walking distance to Md. Univ ;
conv. to shopping center and
transp.; all utils, incl. $s4 so. UN
SILVER STRING - - i-bedrrn. apt.
pvt. entr.. pvt. home: no children;
auto. washers: 3 closets; S75, incl
utils. Ju. 9-3144. -
CORAL HILLS, at D. C. iine-Two
bedrms;. 500; hedrms.. $97. incl,
AZ utiis; Near school. bus. shop
2 OR . BEDRO0M bunsalow apart.
ment; 500; utilities furnished; Very
front and rear entrance. 10. e-z65S
BkIMEsDA-Liv. rms dinette. ktt-. 2
transp.. shoppine. on. 4sS64b. -
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|CoE0RKD--TALBKRr 81. Sc. ]
block 70 Nichols ave bass coaE. q
6t. Eltxaheths. Dclitng Fieid Fed
ernl Triangle. 3 rms, kit. bath.
JOHNSTON. 10 q Non, HU.
|Cs0ISihkp - aaa MDKPEnDANcE
AVE. Sc. 2nd floor--2 rooms and
bath. houselEeepinE; $50, 81 utils.
tnel. 81. $500, IN. $1,000 IS
COLOHED, 2I0o - 81. N.E-WHl
fedecorate: Lge. bedrm.. iiy. ym.,
inei. mel Al u utiiitiss.a csI sliA ME R $500.
coL0KED. ess ssth 81. N.R-Ise.
bath: s5 $3.50: g. g: be beat. : csh II HE. II
coIoSED. Ioo7 ND. AVE. sW.-
Adults only. See manager on prem-
ises Sun. or ewes. MARSHALL J..
WAPLE CO., 1924 18th st. NV. AD.
coLSEkD. E;Es ss.. 9 ana ? a l.sh j
adults: SEQ. Il. 4-0SIz. Z
COLORkD. ExCELLENT 2-BEDRM.
ARTS.--ln new de luxe building, Of
fefing every modern convenience,
shopping and schools close By: de-
sirable neighber tenants: large cheer
~ Ipacs rooms To plss 5edns slossi s
utilities. See res. mgr, No. 201;
LUcHs, 724 14th 81. nv. Ma.
csSISSfkIfD. csSISSfkIfiD s-nEDRsr. APT.sss. rs
LANDER, Hk. 4-6617 Or Rx. 3-340S
cOIoREDI. IlIlsI sas i sr. N.w.-1ss d.
3 rms. kit. bath; $3S, ,40s lit 2lst
st. NV. 2 rms, Law: $35. 1917
Sth st. NV. rms, kit. $50; 476
ssr,sH;ANTv &; nv rEaSiv r1si elss;; So ss7 dsl; 30
10th ST. nv. Ma. s-05s7, 80
c0L0RED-se1I 18th sT. N.E.-I
bedroom, living room. kitchen and
bath apis, now available in modern
brick building. Only S64.50 per
month. Key. 22I3 18th st. ne. LIST
noor; Call MA. S-S093, OLIVER T,
Co1oREDAlsso SGoSi D.-1sssi 1ssh ST. Ne Ne
Liy: rn., l bedrm.. kit. and bath.
$62 80 per mo. RE l-l1s1 Mon.
C0LORED-562s F0OTE ST. NE,
No. LILY. rrll.. bedrm., kit. and
bath $62.50 per mo; See 5S2e
Eoote 81, No. l or call RE. 7-1tsl
CtOSIIORED-1ss8 coRcoRAN ST,
NE, No. 20I-Liy. rm., / bedrm.,
kits and bath. $50 per mo. RE. q
CoLoRED-Is14A 3 sT. N.E--Liy
rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath. S67.5l
coLoRGRD RsI ne AZ APT. .hssi dssa ssS Mon sr. NV
large rooms, hail. porch. bath:
2nd noor: heat, light. gas included.
1870 ~ good tenant. OWNER.
coLoRED--57 X 81. N.E.one rm.,
skiff:, kiff:, n..M;ia'' '' sas seleeso gas; senibssn
CoLoRED--REGuLAR APT. BLpG.,
1900 Newton st. n.e.---yaeant, 9
Enits, only 2 left; 3 rms. Kit, and
S69,50. zAGAMI REALTY, Realtor,
oREaSfIVss RMS. adsess aND BATH.
1880. Call LU. 4-3O65.
c0EORED-10OI 18th ST. NE
Bedrni.. liv.. rfn.. dinette. kit. and
bath. completely redecorated; s85
Apt CHARLES c. CONNER, RE
coLoRED-lss4 MONROE ST. NV.
See jan. L1sS real REAiTY. Tss'i M. 81 s.Sesss. SO ss
coLoRED - 1855 srd ST. Ne
l-eedroor apt. with dinette. tile
S6S.bo. Including heat. NA. S-s0s5. !.
OLIVER T. CARR, Realtor. ---3
C0LORED-2 Ice. Rms, kit. bath
Heat included: $3.50. Walnut
1850.
cOLORED-723 JEFFERSON 81. NV.
Brand-new. .bedrn. apt: ideal NV.
sections $3.50 mo. Call Mr..
coLoRED--2004 3rd sT. NE.
S5I 4Sth ST. NE.
Lovely 2-bedrnl. apt, Se7.b0 mo.
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c0EOnKD-loeo 3r1 gH. N.E.-Liv.
rni., e bedfn,s.. Kitchen and hatn;
heat fnrniansd; so no. = Pssl
C6I6SkD - L0yulx s-room-and-
estl,rs esth sps utils 9. IN sHrn Ri seE sEad e
CoL0nkD-N.W. = EFY7C1kNcY,
Wnaz1h6foN Hs1lz a3si yissEatE SEsEri ~ "a. $500
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s4cS Sss FooTE S},sn s. 81; i ne.

b402 FOOTE ST. NE.
42S Goth ST. NE.
Modern large bedrms., liv. Yni., kit.
tiled bath. hardwood firs.. Yefrgr.
front and rear entrance to each apt
Colly. schools. shopping, transp.
SIS mo. plus utils. Inspect tin {
pm. Key ct Apt. i. FEDERAL
RENTAL CO.. 9I6 New York avt
NV. Ma. 8-74I6.
CoLO HIGH RENT7
PLACE RUNDOWN. NEGLECTED.?
Try these lovely. modern apts.. COM
pletely redecorated. all utils. incl,
$6D, 90. Vacant. Open. Inspect.
1864 Benning Rd. Sc. Apt,
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. Isl $500
COLORED BRANI-N
A real luxury apt. All modern equip
fnent and interior appointments.
A 4gth ST. Sc. Apt. 302
2 lge. bedrfhs.. Iiv. rfn., kit. -dinette.
bath, h.w. and gas incl. S94.50.
Open for inspection.
REALTY, RA. 3-e3oo
CoLORED-I BEDRM.
316 18th pl. ne. Apt. AL. All
wtaEINMiE 5lsillllss i9elpdsa sa.,y Vacant s sSS ~
CO C0lLORED--N.W.-1 bedrm., $50
1888 California st., Apt. Is. Heat,
4 h:S water Incl; vsesnt. . ,.a,
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1874 DOWNING RL. NE.0uplex.I
boreS. SSa'D D1ii. a.0aos u Il. s-ssss ssss;
CONN. AVE. - ccny. 70 stores; ~
ssasn; ssss' ;JssRRitoH sRiit y sE s.ss s.soss n001'
New Apt. For the New Year
The foilogins Apts available nov
iistsd or iapitor on premises.
i44s sheridan et. NV. Apt. 2Q3
Beautiful 1-bedrm; apt IN best lo-.
cation. $3.50, utiis. incl.
1911 PARK Rd. NV. Lovely front.
i-bedrm, apt. Just steps 9d 18th
st.. with very low rental; utils,
included.
iisS i.S.dT%. dsSnsssss. sDsl: ssslso. iH ADe ~,
22o Hamilton, st. NV. APT. 2o5.
1-bedrm. apt. lust steps across
street to school; Just $3.50.
ai2o Mass. Ave. Sc. Apt. .lo2,
1872 81. sg1,ng ..Is-.t. Ed NIX S,n I% sBaeiSSSs snS
fisehen. MURPHY BED; $50.
1914 staples g. NE. / hedrm.
$3.50; sas heat; keys n Apt. 9.
1915 atm st Nh. Ant. B-4. lse.
cas6oiie cssR6oiiSis univ.:S s5s.sS; usiis. i' incl
i44i Euclid Of. NV. Apt. ees;
i-bedrm. apt. very .cony. tg Euclid
nursery School; rent $3.50; utilss
Incl.
i741 2sth st. Sc Lge.. 1-bedrm.
apt. In very modern bldgs $3.50;
utils. incl. a.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1870 K St. NV. Ex. s-isf1
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TWO BEDROOMS
auto, laundry facilities. oii.street
parking; conv. TO Capital Transit bus
and streetcRr. For information, call
10. 2-3783 or apply resident Inarl-
aser Apt. C-1s 503S 3Sth ST.,
HyAttsYille. -
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COLOHEO
WALK TO WORK
Ills 18th ST. NV.
Elevator bldg, 8 rm. and bath apt,
newly dec.s sos mo-; adults.
609 MT. VERNON PL. NV.
$49.5o mo. for eff, apts.; newly dee.,
clean bldg; janttor sEc. See janitnf
on premises tadults).
1914 18th ST. NV.
S6n.60 mo-. incl. utii.. Tor newly dec.
2-fn. apt: also rm. and bath apt,
$3.50 mo-. incl. uttL and janitor
service.
224 q ST. NV.
S5g so mo-. incl. util., for mod. 2-Fm.
apt, newly dec. (adultsl.
AkE JANITOR ON pRKMTSES
Dixie HOU6. CO., Ills 18th st. NV.
TA Q-1504
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2iA4 x 81 NV Ma. S-iSBS.
NkAR ROCK CREEK CHURCH I'd,
No. ! HAWAII AVE. NE.
L.se. sttfae, hedrns. apt, % sea. Avail.
Jan, ne. See tanifcf cr csii
CAFRITZs DI. 7-9080
"a
Evening star., 1955-07-17
IS YEARS OUTWARD BOUND,
TWAIN MADE SIT .655 IN 81

REDDMGs Conn. tE9-lfa1k Twain st1H Is earning
moneys considerable amount Of taithough he died
here IS years ago.
Samuel L Clemens, Is higher than that Of many
present-day author. ss
Publishing houses motion-p picture companies and ht-
erary agencies paid the Twain estate total of $ll65ss7
In 1854 for the his works which are not yet u the
public domain.
The ngure was obtained today from an accounting
fled with Probate Judge Hjamar Anderson BY the trustees
Of trust fund established by Mr. Twain before his death
April Il, 1910, ct Stormheld. his 3o0-acre estate.
From investment income and fees for literary rights
the paid $2is6e85 after taxes last year 70
the authors daughter and sole heir MIS- Clara Clemens
Sarossoud Of La JoIa. Calf w -
Much that was written by the author no longer brings
any income because 1t published more than 30 years
ago and no longersis protected hy copyright
But Mark Twains later works etu ara earning money,
and In ways he hardly could have anticipated
the sale Of rights to movies. radio and teievsion
Evening star., 1955-07-17

by Charles =. wheatley. ir. Of
The Maryland Department Of
|Emplogment secdrity o6ice here.
|hlr. Wheatlsy says about half
|of the plsnt labor force was
eventually absorbed hy other
|bustnesses ID the area. The other
|half & without employment
largely hecsnse Of age, Mr..
Wheatley believes.
He also estimates that about
|125 Of the workers were from
other communities such as Dem
ton. Kent Island and Ridgely
and consequently It would be
very difncnlt TO estimate their
present status.
About 50 Kent company en-
|ployes went to work In q similar
factory ct Elkton. ironically. two
|nf the survivors Of the Chester
town blast weer killed in q coi-
|lisiou while returning iron their
|iohs fn Elkton.
There IS 20 denying Chester
town rnissez The by-weekiy pay
ron Of $za COO. But the con-
sensus among the citizens seems
to be Il Is Just 90 well law pro-
hibits another explosive plant
from locating heres
Evening star., 1955-07-17
|Methodists Planning
College 10 Alusku

LAKE JUNALUSKA, N. G.,
July 16 (B. The Methodist
Church plans to establish q $2
million. 4-year college in Alaska.
a member Of the denominations
Board Of Missions said here
today.
The Rev. r. Gordon Gould OF
Philadelphia, secretary Of the
Alaska section for the Board Of
Missions. told a missionary con-
ference here the school viii be
known as the Alaska Methodist
College. II win be built on q
242-acre tract in Anchorage, and
will accommodate 500 students.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Union Plons Drive
TO Regain Dockers

NEW YORK, July 16 F1.-
The International Lor1eshore-
mems Association has raised its
dues and announced o campaign
to get back members who have
gone over to the AFL.
The LILA has been In frequent
conflict with the AFL since 1t
was ousted by that organization
about two years for ailegedly
failing to rid its ranks of
racketeers.
AT the close Of the HAS
ouadrennial convention yester-
day Capt. William v. Bradley,
president, renewed the battle BY
declaring the union would 60
out to get back loneshoremen on
the Great Lakes and 5000 New
York tugboat men. These two
groups left the lila to join q
rival AFL dock union.
The convention adopted q pro-
posal to raise quarterly dues from
So to $40.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
New Atom Sub
Set

GRoToN. Conn. July f6 R.
The worlds second atomic SUBJ
marine. tl1e seawolf. win be
launched Thursday exactly 10
months after her predecessor. the
Nautilus, firSt hit the water.
Mrs. w. Sterling Cole, wife Of
the New York House member.
win sponsor the Eeawolf. third
submarine to bear the name.
The giant sub Is slightly longer
than & football field and dis
places more than 5000 tons. Her
speed Is rated In excess Of 20
knots submerged.
Resembles Nautilus
Internally the Seawolf Is
virtually D sister ship Of the
|3 ,0OO-ton Nautilus, which went
Ito sea last January and cur
|rently Is on active duty with the
fleet.
Like the Nautilus, which cost
about SIS million, she has been
built at the Electric Boat Diyi-
sion, General Dynamics Corp.
The subs look much alike. but
there win be Q major difference
in their propulsion plants.
sThermaI' Tyre Reactor
The Nautilus has q ''therrnal"-
type reactor. which produces
steam for the turbine system. In
theory, the intermediate" type
reactor being constructed for the
Seawolf should have . better
heat-producine efficiency.
In addition, the Seawolf's re-
actor win be coded BY liquid
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Marks
Site Of 81 Blast
|AiCheslerioWn

cHEsTERToWN. Nd, July
|i6 A,-A924-acre plot of ground
lies on the western fringe Of this
Eastern shore community oc-
Icupied hy one white building "a
lionely and disconsolate monu-
Iment to tragedy.
One year ago today ct 1924
lam. the tract contained 50
lbuildingS and $50 busy people,
Most were women. They worked
lfor the Kent Manufacturing Co.,
producer Of fireworks and ex-
lpiosives for the Army.
At l0:35 am the flrst Of four
explosions ripped the plant.
within minutes SIS Of the so
buildings were destroyed, and all
Iof the others were damaged. Ten
women and one man were killed.
Scores OF heWildered workers
were injured. It was the worst
disaster IN Kent County history.
Mayor Philip q. Wilmer. also
president 81 the Kent Manufac-
turing CO., issued q statement
two days after the tragedy. BE
said the manufacture Of fire-
works OF explosives would never
be resumed at the site. IN the
same spirit county Legislators
had d bill passed ct the next
session Of the State Legislature
to prohibit such operations
within two miles Of any Kent
County town Or hamlet.
The 24-acre site was cleared
of ali wreckage and the remain
ing structures. except for ad-
|iministration building.
What has happened 70 the
workers who depended on the
Kent company for . liyelihood7
Part Of the answer Is provided
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Peiping's s Defense Chief
Coils for Speedy Droft

TOKYO. July 16 R. COM
munist China must speedily
adopt compulsory military serv-
ice. Defense Minister Peng Teh-
huai told the National Peoples
Congress today, Peiping radio
reported.
Asking Congress approval Of
q compulsory draft. Peng said
voluntary enlistments mo longer
serve current and future re-
quirements.'' =
A Congress committee has
worked on q draft law since
last February. The state council
recently approved revisions.
Peng, who is also vice premier.
said a volunteer system was
satisfactory during the Korean
war.
But under conditions prevail
ing" Peng said. Red China
must speedily build up power
fIl. rnodernized armed forces.
We must have not onlya mighty
army, but also o mighty air
force and mighty navy.
Must Accumulate Reserves
"Only by adopting q system Of
compulsory military service can
our country accumulate power
full reserve forces. year after
year.
With large, well-trained re-
serves and a sufficient number Of
reserve officers 4. we can defy
aggression by any enemy"
Peng said the army must ''in
the internal situation strive to
consolidate the peoples demo-
cratic dictatorship and vigorous
ly build up strength for the iib-
Grafton Of the Chinese territory
of Taiwan (Formosa)."
He said the army, externally,
must be on guard against inn
perialist aggression"
Peng said the reserve system
would permit peacetime reduc-
ton Of military personnel in ac-
tive service and thus save Tnan-
power and financial resources
for socialist industrialization Of
China.
"Thus It is clear" he said,
that the adoption Of compulsory
military service is an indispens-
able part" Of Red China's task In
the Transition period"
Draft Plan Different
He said Red China's draft,
however, would be different from
that in irnperialist countries be-
cause ''it is based on the interests
and political consciousness Of
the masses Of the people"
1T is different in essence from
the CONSUMPTION laws Of the I'M
perialist countries and Of the
Evening star., 1955-07-17
DELICATE QUITS,
SAYS INDEPENDENT
HASN'T A CHANCE

NORFOLK. Va. July IL
Wv. Carl spencer. vha
twice was elected 70 ths
House Of Delegates from Nor-
folk as an independent. has
decided not to be : candi-
date this year.
IN . statement last nisht
he said he had concluded Il
Is futile to Try 70 aocomplish
. program n the Legislature
ss an Independent.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Gu Womun Professor
TO Speuk IN EnoIcnd

Miss Dorothea Sullivan, asso-
|ciate professor Ut the National
Catholic school Of Social Service,
Catholic University, viii make
IAN address during . meeting Of
the English Catholic Social
workers ID Oxford. England.
July 20 to August 5.
Miss sullivan. who Is the
author of numerous books and
articles on social work, Il also
administrative ofncer 0f the
Group Work Sequence Of the
Evening star., 1955-07-17

sodium, while the Nautilus reac-
tor Is cooled By high-presssire
water.
Speakers at Thursday's
launching win include Secretary
of the Navy Thomas and Lewis
y. Strauss. chairman Of the
Atomic Energy Commission.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Gornun 10 spedk

The Exchange Club Of wash.
ington win hold { h,ncheon
meeting st i7:i0 pm. tuesday
at the Washington Hotel. ]. r,
Pat German. attorney and trade
association executive. WIN ad-
dress tho group.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

Kuomintang reactionary rule"
As quoted BY Peiping radio.
Peng repeatedly talked Of calling
up men and then demobilizing
them into reserve units.
Bordel crcssers at Hong Kong
frequently have told Of large
scale desertions by Red troops
disgusted with long service.
Communist newspapers reaching
Hong Kong also have carried
similar reports.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
THE CAMERAS CLICK ON AND ON

LONG BEACH while the Miss Universe take time out
Cleft
right top Sonia zogou Hd Marin Cuba sssna Dum ysp
elow left to right ge Hoffman Uruguay Maun Paero
Evening star., 1955-10-28
NAVY.

Continued From Pare CT
and hotel ofiicials, will be more
than $500 Middies left at home.
They'll have the game piped In
on their closed circuit at the
academy.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
|Week-End Football
On Radio and TV
Radio Tonlght

Radio Tonight
Annandale at Washington-Lei
High School. WEAM, . pm.
Radio Tomorrow
Navy at Notre Dame. WRl
and VOL, 1:30 pm.
South Carolina ct Maryland
lWMAL, Q pm.
Virginia at Vanderbilt. WPIK
IL pm.
Roundup Of big games tCol-
gate Army. Navy-Notre Dame
Duke Georgia Tech. Southern
California Minnesota. Rice-Ken.
itucky), WTOP. / pm.
Bulls High at Wakefield High
School, WEAM. 2 pm.
Coolidge at Montgomery Blail
High School, WDON, WINK and
WASH-FM. 2 pm.
Green Bay at Baltimore fpro)
WMAL, 7::30 pm.
TelevisIon Tomorrow
Iowa at Michigan tcolor)
IWRC "a, lis pm.
Navy at Notre Dame. closed
circuit Tv. Sheraton-Park Hotel
1880 pm.
Radio and Ty Sunday
Redskins at New York. WToF
and WTOP (9l, q pm.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
MIDWEST CRITICS REFUTED
Navy Football Players
Star Also as Students

shipmen-ri and shine at 6:l5.
breakfast at 6:45. first class at
7:55. Daytime classes end at
3:55. In addition there is q
study hour from Sis to
10 O'Clock each night except
Saturday. School Is In session
only" o half q day Saturday.
Plehes never get out Of the
academy except at Christmas
time. Second classmen are al
lowed two ''overnights" q year
and first classmen get six "over-
nights" q year. An overnight
means liberty from about noon
Saturday TO 8 o'clock Sunday
might.
Football players get one "spe-
|cial cousideration." Their sched-
|ule ID arrsnged 90 that on Mon
day and friday their last day
time class Is d. regular study
period. That gives Coach Eddie
|Erdelatz some extra practice
session.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
Hoad Rejects
kranler's 5 Offer

MELBOURNE. oct. 20 tR.-
Lewis Hoad, Australian Dayi;
Cup tennis star, decided today
TO stay In the amateur ranks
for the present for personal
reasons" "
He told Jack Kramer, Ameri-
Ican professional promoter, who
is IN Melbourne, he definitely
would not switch.
Kramer had offered Hoad
$4,000 Australian pounds $56. .00(
ito join his troupe.
Hoad met kramer in sydney
yesterday but no decision was
reached. Before they began
their conference. Adrian Quist,
former Davis Cup star and d.
rector Of the sports goods firm
that employs Hoad, had made 3
secret" last-minute offer de-
signed to keep Lew an amateur.
Ken Rosewall. the other mem-
Der Of Australia's 20-year-oid
Davis Cup combination, already
had received . substantial boost
In his income as an inducelmeni
to remain an amateur. He Il
employed BY another sports
goods company.
After yesterdays conference
Hoad new back 70 Melbourne
STATING that he preferred To tall
the matter over with his wife,
the former Jennifer Etaley,
Kramer new to Melbourne today
and got the Anal decision from
Hoad.
Evening star., 1955-10-28
YOU BE THE
Quart AcK
BIZ WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach

The Utah State-Fresno State
game Is In the second quarter
with the score 90.
Fresno State has Q very fast,
elusive right haifback who 4
used mainly as q spot player. As
Fresno downs a punt on its own
I27-yard line. is yards from the
left sideline. the back rushes
into the game as the Fresno
stands cheer.
The Utah State Aggies have
been using Q 6-2-2-1 defense tsix
Ilinemen, two linebackers, two
Ihalfbacks, safetyl. Fresno has
been making almost all its Yard
|age hitting over the Aggies' left
guard, who has been rated all
conference. Fresno has at
tempted two passes and COM
Ipleted neither.
As the Fresno quaterback, rate
these plays /. 2. 8 and &:
Fast halfback over Aggies left
guard.
Cross buck flake 70 fast hack,
give TO other Ialfback on other
guard.
Quarterback sneak.
Fast haIfback on pitehOut
around Aggies' right end.
fAnsiDer on Page C-G
Evening star., 1955-10-28
TICKETS FOR Tv
STILL ON SALE

Tickets to see closed circuit
television Of the Notre DaIsle-
Navy game at 1:30 pm. to-
morrow at the Sheraton Park
Hotel still are available.
The game viii be shown
on q theater-size screen and
Is available only on the pri-
vate hotel circuit. Tickets.
priced at 81, are on sale ct
the Sheraton Park and sher-
atom Carlton Hotels.