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iIcome, "the least they could have
done was to notify U.s."
| Mr.. Matskevich told a pres.
conference yesterday Toronto
lofhcials also should have taker
steps to head on the reported
demonstration. He said he hac
some old and respected scientists
in his group and he could moi
stand by and have such terms a
'tbandit" and murderer" tossed
at them.
II do not consider it Is pos
sible to continue our work In
those places where there is q
danger Of being insulted," he
said.
One Federal official said the
Russians Canadian tour had be-
come a "bit botched up"
| The External Affairs Depart
ment issued a statement yester-
day terming the anti-Soviet DEM
constructions "deplorable." An Of
lficial said the statement could
not be described as an official
government apology. however,
because the incidents were not
serious enough to warrant such
an apology.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-06
~. S. Sets Hearings
On Tobacco Curbs
BEthe A1sociated Press

The Agriculture Department
win hold q series Of public hear
ings next week to consider new
production control measures fol
hurley tobacco, which has beer
grown faster than it can be used
The hearings. to be held ir
hurley producing areas, arr
scheduled for Abingdon, Va;
Knoxville, Tenn; Bowline
Green. KY: Louisville, KY, and
Lexington, KY.
The department said the hear
ings viii be held to get COM
ments and suggestions Of farm
organizations. producer cooper
atives and other agricultural
agencies. These views will be
considered by the department in
making a report to Congress, as
required by law. not later than
November /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-06
Time on Air Asked
ToAnswer Trumun

Republicans have demanded
network radio and television time
to answer former President Tru-
mans Labor Day speech In De,
ltroit.
G. o. P. National Chairman
Leonard w. Hall yesterday de-
Iclared Mr.. Truman made an
outright appeal for votes" for
the Democratic Party's presiden-
ftial candidate in 1856. That
made 1t political. he said In wires
to NBC, CHS and ABC network
presidents.
"As provided by law" Mr..
Hall said. 81 request equal time
for the Republican Party to an
swer this political talk"
In his speech before a labor
union audience, Mr.. Truman said
the Eisenhower administration is
afraid Of labor" and called for
support Of whatever candidate
the Democrats put up for Presi-
dent next year.
In New York, the three net
works said they had no imme-
diate comment on the request.
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townsend Says
Wait and See

! LONDON. Sept. 6 R-"Waii
and see was the cryptic reply
from Group Capt. Peter Town
send last night to questions
about himself and Princess Mar
garet.
The 40-year-old Royal Air
Force flyer was the center Of at
tention at q cocktail party at the
Belgian Embassy because of long.
standing reports linking him ro-
mantically with the 25-year-old
sister Of Queen Elizabeth II.
Capt. Townsend returned to
Britain yesterday for the first
time since last September. He
flew here from Brussels, where
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-06

Developments during your visit2"
he was asked.
Il hope to have q quiet three
days in England" he said. II do
not think there win be any
Startling developments as far a.
I am concerned"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-06

he is British Air Attache. TO at
tend today's opening Of the an
nual Marlborough Air Show. He
is to go back to Brussels Thurs
day. but win ny to London again
September 10 to attend the am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-06

nuail air attaches conference.
Capt. Townsend's replies to
questions by reporters at the
cocktail party did nothing to dis
pei or confirm the rumors Of the
Princess romantic interest.
DO you expect any startling
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

onng units in the gallery Specially designed each Of the
metalencased units about the OF truckrailer and
sucking air from intake vents located in the
meats and the roof After being filtered heated or
cooled the the air sprayed with temperature
controlled and chemically treated water which adjusts mois
content and injurious sulphur doxide fumes
galvanized air ducts connect the gal
with the units When all Is units operating
than 90 fans keep the air circulating.
by far the most important factor keeping humidity to
about so cent Joseph Brearton assistant
intendent for maintenance.
This checked constantly at the master control board
where the engineer reads potentomeers the humidity Of
air leaving each of the IS units The board also sounds
warning signal and indicates the of mechanical trouble
Temperature between 70 and 30 degrees says
Mr. Brearton so it regulated automatically for visitors
comfort within 10 Is degrees of that outside"
Warming six changes Of air hour In winter and regula
ing moisture content simple compared to cooling in
Attic between the glass roof and the
tterproof ceiling panels must be emptied Of air
tnuouSy.
the basement huge heart Of the air
conditioning at intense speed To the
offcoIs inspect which records operation Of
chonicol and electrical equipment throughout building Left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

heat from the air. water from the Tidal Basin put to work
36inch conduit brings in than 5000 gallons OF water
per minute which, running twice through the
motor jackets absos heat and to the Potomac River
Other housekeeping features deal with removing rather
amount Of lint and dust left from visitors cloth
ing the gallery activities start
Turbine manned Electric Scrubbers- each
equipped with rotary brush and suction motor
clean marble floors Clear water used in the scrubbers
instead Of soapy water to preserve the floors
In the maintenance of the equipment in its housekeeping
the gallery mainly Engineer Robert Gray
of Is years. that almost needed repair
part can be reproduced In the machine shop.
Mechanic Bill Grams, also with Is service thinks
anything xabe be repaired in the plumbing and sheet
metal shop.
Electrician Marcel (Zmmie) Zimmerman, there IA
has than 400 and cleaning equipment
motors to look after.
Patrols work in 8-hour shifts looking for hot motors
changing filters and practicing preventive maintenance
Administrator Ernest r. Fielder believes that the ideal
conditions under which the national collection is kept
why valuable Of have been contrib
uted to the galery's permanent collection
light: George T. Heckert ossistont odmnotor Sterling
saseton chief engineer and Ernest Fielder odminitoor
Arizona sun., 1955-10-28
To Discuss
Delinquency

A One-day conference on juvenile
delinquency, open free to the pub
lie, is slated for November 4, at
Arizona State College there.
Scheduled because of public in
terest in the Delinquency Control
Institute at Arizona State this past
summer, the conference will fea-
ture two outstanding educators and
social workers.
Enforcement officers and juve-
nile workers from all over the state
are expected to attend, said DIR. HI.
Clay Skinner, head of the psychOl-
cgy department at Arizona State
and cO-chairman of the conference.
Dr. Grady Gammage, president
of Arizona State, and Governor Nc
Farlapd will open the conclave at
10 am. in room 203 of the busi-
ness administration building. DR..
Vernon Fox, associate professor of
social work at Florida State Uni
verSity, will highlight the morning
session with talk on Finding the
Delinquent"
At 2 pm, panel discussion by
teenagers, youth Tell Their
Story" will be featured, with John
Walker, chief juvenile probation
officer for Maricopa County pre-
siding.
Dan Pursuit, director of the DCI
at the University of Southern Cali
fornia will speak on Understand
ing the Behavior Problem Child
and Delinquent" at 3:45 pm.
A panel discussion on the topic
will have as members, DIR. william
Hall, director of child study, PhOe-
nix Elementary Schools; DIR. Har-
old e. McNeely, psychologist, Mari
copa Child Guidance Clinic, and
DIR. Sidney Smith, associate profess
sOr of psychology at Arizona State
and cO-chairman of the November
4 conference.
Pursuit will speak on the pre-
vention and Control of Delin-
quency" at 7 pm. meeting, fol-
lowed by panel of Judge Lorna
Lockwood, Maricopa Co. Superior
Court; Earl McCullar, dean of boys
at Phoenix Union High School; and
George Clemmer, Phoenix Police
Department.
Arizona sun., 1955-10-28
Fire Hazard
Real Threat

A man-made fire was discovered
the very first day of the Kaibab
deer hunt Only the alertness of
others prevented a general conflag-
ration and possibly the ruination of
deer hunting for many of the hunt
erS.
The forests are dry at this time
of the year and highly susceptible
to fire in any form. This condition
will continue to get worse until we
have some form of rainfall There
is an average of approximately four
hundred reported forest fires every
day in the United States, according
to the forest service.
You can eliminate a large amount
of these fires by following accept
ed methods in the use of cooking
fires, smoking, and matches.