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Scientists Map
Research Plan
For Antarctic

PARIS. July 80 (P).-Seventy
scientists from nations taking
part in the Antarctic operation,
of the International Geophysica
Year started a five-day confer.
ence here today on problems Of
organizing their research in the
area.
The countries represented arr
Argentina. Australia. Belgium
Chile. the United States. Grear
Britain, Japan. Norway, New
Zealand, Spain, the Soviet Unior
and the Union Of South Africa
Two earlier conferences helc
last year fixed the location O.
about 40 stations to be occupied
by the different countries on thu
Antarctic continent.
1t was agreed then that the
geographic South Pole should be-
occupied by the United States
and the magnetic South Pole BY
France. The Soviet Union was
assigned the geomagnetic South
Pole.
The current meeting is the last
before the various expeditions
cave for the Antarctic this fall
Delegations are reporting on re.
connaissance expeditions ALREADY
made and exact locations of sta.
tons they have picked.
The conference also is to aIlot
frequencieS for radio stations
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important factor in Israel's ac-
CELEBRATED quest for knowledge OF
the atom.
At the onset of atomic research
the sources of mineral materials
presented a major problem ano
Israel was forced to obtain
through the United States atoms
for peace programme pounds Of
enriched uranium.
1t is now believed this difficulty
has been overcome by new dis
coveries Of extracting uranium
from the phosphates of the
Negev region.
Israeli scientists said last veal
that-using radically new meth.
ods-they can extract uranium
from this source as cheaply al
United States scientists who
reckon $4,000 a ton as the cost
of working directly with uranium
ore.
Political observers here point
to the possibility that Israeli re-
search onSatomic weapons has
increased in the past six months
due to the imbalance of arms
caused by Communist shipments
of modern weapons to Egypt.
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New Hungarian Shokeup
Gusts Foreign Minister

Georgy Marosan was named a
deputy premier. A former Social
Democrat. he had been sentenced
to prison by the Communists
but recently he was released and
rehabilitated.
George and Sander Ronai
president of parliament, were
named members of the presi-
Dental council. the country s
highest governing body.
Gregely Szabo was named min
lister of chemical industries, re-
placing Arpad Kiss.
Arpad Konya became minister
of public education, replacing
Thor Erdeb Cruz.
Rezso Myers was appointed
minister of food, replacing Ivar
Altomare. Istvan Czotter became
head of a new ministry of mining
and energy.
Parliament busted from mem
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FOUND

WAIT. on SUNDAY. 10 nv. can IA
s-076s.
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New Probe Asked
OF Swing Activitie:
BY the Associated Press

Representative Mollohan, DEM
ocrat of West Virginia, has asked
the Justice Department and the
General Accounting Office to
make their own Investigations of
alleged improper use of Govern
ment equipment by immigration
Commissioner Joseph M. Swing
Mr.. Mollohan, as chairman OF
the House Government Opera
tons Subcommittee which has
been looking into Mr.. Swings ac-
tivities. sent letters to the two
agencies in line with subcom-
mittee recommendations made
last week.
The House group said Mr.
Swing made improper and un-
necessary" trips into Mexico anc
Canada during which he went
hunting. Mr.. Swing acknowl-
lodged using Government jeeps
trailerS and planes on the trips
but said the hunting excursions
were only incidental" to officia,
business.
! Mr.. Mollohan said Mr.. Swings
Testimony to the subcommittee
contained "fiagrGnt contradic.
i tionS."
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seriously considered the posi-
bility of Israeli possession of an
atomic weapon for some months.
At United Nations headquar-
tiers Israeli Delegate Abba Eban
was asked point blank if his
country had the A-bomb. Smiling
broadly, he reported, mo COM
ment :. you may quote me-"
Giving rise to this question at
o. N. headquarters was a state
ment of French Delegate Jules
Moch several days earlier. Re-
liable sources here say Mr.. Moch
told the disarmament subcom-
mittee that Israel, Japan and
West Germany are. either at this
time-or soon will be-able to
build atom bombs. Later, how
ever. Mr.. Moch had this state
ment deleted from the record.
Industrial Research
While it is known Israel has
pursued an intensive program of
research into industrial uses Of
atomic energy, secrecy has surg
rounded the actual progress OF
the program.
Faced with a dire need of find
ing cheap sources of power before
foreign aid dries up, Israel has
given top priority to her atomic
projects, under the direction of
the Israel Atomic Energy Com
mission. Research is centered in
Rehavot at the Weizmann Insti-
tute of Science.
Subsequent to discovering a
new process for producing heavy
water-useful in Harvesting the
atom-the Weizmann Institute
received in 1855 a 100000 volt
atom splitter from the United
States.
While there has been no Of
fetal S "a tem ent from Israel
authorities supporting the recent
atomic weapon rumors, certain
announcements over the past
two years attest to a degree of
attainment in atomic research.
AS early as 1854 U. N. Delegate
Abba Eban openly spoke of great
advances in atomic energy re-
search.
Shortly afterwards. Israel
Premier David Ben-Gurion pre-
dicted his country would have
atomic energy as its chief source
of power within five years.
Is Pounds from u. S.
Mr.. Ben-Gurion has closely
followed atomic research in Is
rael. His almost mystical belief
that the barren Negev desert
holds the minerals necessary fol
atomic power is said to be al
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BUDAPEST. Hungary. July 80
R.-A meeting of Hungary's
parliament disclosed today this
Icountry's foreign minister has
been ousted in a government re-
shuttle following the dismissal
of Matyas Rakosi as chief of the
Hungarian Communist Party.
The reshuffle came to light
when parliament approved the
government changes.
Janos Boldoczky has been re-
placed as foreign minister by
Imre Horvath. so. an old-line
Communist and career diplomat
who once was minister to Wash
ington. Other changes were as
follows:
Istvan Hidas, a heavy industry
expert, was named first deputy
premier to replace Ernoe Geroe
who yielded the post when he
succeeded Rakosi July 18 as first
secretary of the Communist
Party.
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Horrimon Supporters
Solicit d-BuIIot Votes

LOS ANGELES. July 80 IRl.--
California delegates to the Dem
ocratic National Convention, al
ready pledged to Adlai Ste
venson. are being urged to make
Gov. Averell Hartman of New
York their second choice.
Mrs. Bernice Ryon Simonton,
Los Angeles. chairman of the
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bership Mihaly Farkas, long
time associate of Rakosi, who
was evicted from the Communist
Party last week on charges of
having carried on t'unjustified
prosecutions" of veteran Com
munists. Farkas, former minister
of war. was a member of the
party's top command.
The changes we're interpreted
here as a gesture seeking more
popular support for the party
and government, There have
been reports of widespread dis
satisfaction throughout the
country.
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THE EVENING STAR AS
Washington. D. c. 80
MONDAY. JULY so. 1856

newly formed Californians-for-
Hartman organization. yester-
day said the group is circulating
petitions to the 68-vote delega-
ton.
1--WE are not against Mr.. Ste
venson or any other good DEM
ocrat," said Mrs. Simonton. I'VE
are proposing that the California
delegation be prepared to vote
for Hartman if their candidate
cannot be nominated
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Seeks Ukruiniun Votes
BY the Associated Press

The Democratic National Com
mittee has announced appoint
ment of Stephen j. Jarema, New
York attorney. to direct the
party's 1856 campaign to line up
votes among Americans of
Ukrainian descent. Assisting
him as vice chairman will be
Anthony Batiuk, president of the
Ukrainian Workingmen's Asso-
citation with headquarters in
Scranton, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-30

operating in the Antarctic and
discuss the possibility of inter-
national cooperation in prepar-
ing a map of the Antarctic con-
Itinent.
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Speculation That IsroeI
Has A-Weopon Increases
BY WILLIAM d. COLE
North American Newspaper Alliance

UNITED NATIONS N Y, July 30-Specuation that Israel
has produced atomic has reached high in
Europe the influential French reported
fresh to this effect.
While Israeli officials here bluntly they
these true American Middle experts
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JAPANESE MISSION TO MOSCOW


Sheplov them Shunh MatSumoto
delegation behind hidden
III WiTephOtO.
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HELP-MEN

STENOGRAPHER. to work with once
manager in large aforementioned
central once of the Singer Sewine
Machine Co. Permanent position,
2o" 1SsS week. Company dement's and
paid vacations, when qualified
Apply in person only. to SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO.. SO45 18th
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COLLEGE GRADUATE
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Large national organization has
opening in field OF sales and public
relations. Positions demand high
aptitude for MANAGEMENT advance
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PART-TTME
OPPORTUNITY
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TIMEKEEPER AND :
RECEIVING CLERK
Middle-aged man with experience
acceptable. Good salary and a secure
future to the right man. See Mr.
Silverman at SURPLUS SALES CO.,
q25 Penna. ave. NV.
TIRE REGROOvER WANTED; good
opportunity for experienced man.
Apply, MR.. EDMONDS. 1890 Blad-
ensburg I'd. ne, s am. to q pm.
TRUCK DRIVER for electrical whole
sale firm; must be familiar D. c..
Md, Va. Call MR. FLAHERTY
after 3 pm, Monday. tn. 2-4S00.
TV DELIVERYMEN; salary S1OC
week. HUI. $1,000.
TV SERVICEMEN, outside. HUI
3-663O
Tv TECHNICIANS WANTED, out
side and inside; well experienced,
honest; good pay; permanent. LO
4-1pp9
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Young Men

NEED A GOOD engineer-mainte-
nance man; low pressure license
5 5ss gen s,.c MAINTENANCE amt mscS TGTk is
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under age As. Call OIL. 2-4125,
EXPERIENCED MAN for q nursery,
s2ll Sligo Greek pkwy.. Takoma
PART-TIME OPPORTUNITY, white
or colored; with car; not canvass
ing: earnings while training APP
proximately 20 hrs. weekly; neat
appearing Apply 1882 Mt. Pleas
ant st. NV, z to 8 pm.
EXECUTIVES = PROFESSIONALS
Are you eyer forty, forty and q, rs, seekinI
help you. No fees, modest dues
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ing personality, for our manage
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month salary while in training
perience. If your letter indicate;
you might fit into our organization
an appointment will be arranged
for you to take our aptitude tests
Box 382-D. Star.
OPPORTUNITY-Nationa organiza
tion has opening for one sales rep.
resentative at $500 guaranteed
monthly starting salary. II you are
now employed, have resided II
Washington area for at least !
years. are between % and 40 anc
MRS. LIESKE. s8i6 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Md.
LONG NEEDED INVENTION-S6C
will earn you $4,000. National
company. Exclusive territory. Con.
tact filling stations. Details free
Dept. 149. CYCLIC CORP. 3Sl(
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EXECUTIVE-TYPE sales and salel
management. age 2S to 3S, college
trained: successful in past, ambi.
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time. BUY NOTHING. Sales kit
furn. MATCH CORP. OF AMER
lCA. Dept. QE. Chicago 3D.
WANTED. white man. to take car
of country home next door to Mt
Vernon. Va. MRS. A. B. WICKES
Mt. Vernon. Va. so. 5-4S03.
WORLD BOOK ENCY. wants maj
in each school district for specia
work Of national Importance; full
or part time. UN. 4-560S.
PART TIME, FULL TIME-Attrac
tive position for intelligent man
$3.50. Must have good personalit,
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lected. Guaranteed income, witt
opportunity for advancement TO
the man who qualities. Insuranc
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local interview appointment, phon
AP 7-S404
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Assistant to Manager

I need an assistant to learn our
branch operations and saleswork
completely, Woman selected will
work under direct supervision ot
manager. No exper. REQ. Part tins
to start. but applicant must have
20 hrs. or more per week for bust
ness. Start on average SIS wklv.
part time, S125 full time. Call Per-
sonnet Manager, IA. 5-570l. Mon
day for appt.
AVIATION SECY., $500
Young, attractive. good steno.
R Real q bv ESTATE STATE sTENo.------ $3.50
LAW STENo, all ages S75-aO wk
30 new openings daily. Miss Grant
ISL. 3-3666). est. AZ yrs.
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th and G.
BAKERY SALESGIRLS, $3.50 pm. to
IL am. 4:30 pm. to | am. Sat-
urday and Sunday work required
Apply BRENNER' S BAKERIES. $500
Columbia pike, Arlington, Va. IA.
7-S606
BANK BOOKKEEPERS
Burroughs bookkeeping machine
operators; experienced preferred. s.
day week, free life insurance and
retirement plan.
MUNSEY TRUST co.
l32a r St NV
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, D. c..
colored; part time. No exper. nee.
viii train men or women willing
to work. JE. 4-4454 anytime.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Full
time for new housing project and
slider part time also. MR.. DELE,
10. 2-06S3 or ST. $500.
REFRIGERATION SERVICEMAN :
Must have knowledge OF low tenn
perature on soda fountains and ice
cream cabinets. Permanent lob,
good pay and vacation. See Mr..
Money. MEADOW GOLD PROD
UCTS CO.. 1887 D st. Sc.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN,
for commercial refrigeration: guar
anteed sS5 weekly. SALARY. Call
WO $1,000, after q pm.
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Stenos. and typists for temporary
vacation replacements, July and
August. Part or full time. Good
FREE BRUsH-UP COURSES
FOR SLOW AND RUSTY STENOS.
CALL US FOR DETAILS
DI. 1862
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HELP-MEN
TIMEKEEPER AND

THEATER MANAGER. experience
unnecessary but must be well edu-
Gated; references; long hours. APP
ply 915 Eye st. NV. Room 80.
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SALESMAN, debating machine, "a
Government and commercial &C.
counts; most versatile machines In
the world. Call OIL, 2-O3l3.
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ASST. BKKPR-TYPIST, export, ham
die shpg. invoices, opport. S65
Medical lab. technicianS $3.50 up
Secy., airlineS, Arl., ~ st. S275 mo.
Secys., beginners $3.50 up
Secy., Rockville vicinity - $50 wk.
Secretary. Jewish org S302 mo.
Secy -typiSt, GEORGETOWN, $50 wk.
Clerk -typist, upper Conn. $50 wk.
MANY other Desirable Openings
Free Counseling Service
ALLEN-O' BRIEN, Personnel Services
14O4 New York Ave. RE. 1880
ASSISTANT PROGRAM DIRECTOR
-Women'S organization; college
degree: writing ability; excellent
training position: to $4,000 TO
start. ELIZABETH PINKSTON,
Personnel Counseling Services,
Room 2l5. 1925 Conn. ave. NV,
DI 7-4l50.
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YOUNG MAN, colored, for sales work
Salary and bonus car helpful. Nc
experiences necessary, Write, Civ.
ing phone, Box 15l-G, Star.
YOUNG MEN, mechanically inclined.
assembling lighting fixtures; refer
ences. Apply 706 18th st. NV.
YOUNG MEN, to train as service
manager for furniture store. Good
% pR0rSS' scAT HsD' inc. 412i 'i 18th
st. NV.
YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGED MAN
to take complete charge of Boy S
and students clothing dept. in the
suburban Virginia area. Excellent
opportunity for progressive person
Better Clientel Write for appt
stating qualifications and expert
ence BoX 121-B, Star
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HELP WOMEN tcons.l

SECRETARY -
Large suburban church prot
estanD has permanent position
available for administrative sec
rotary with above average short-
hand and tipping skill, good Or
ganizing ability; Must be, able to
hour week; pleasant working con.
ditionS, r-conditioned ONCE.
Give work experience, education.
age, church aflliation, salary de-
sired. Box 74-A Star
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AIRLINE STENO
ASSISTANT BoOKKEEPER

Varied duties Invoicing. tipping,
analysis OF documents. Keeping OF
records.
Near Dupont Circle. Air condi-
toned. 36-hour week. Pleasant sur
rounding. Elk. 3-5622.
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MEN, COLORED
EARN $75 A WEEK

10 men needed at once. II you
are very neat in appearance, wide
awake, dependable and ambition,
we will teach you the rest. Earning,
start at once. Apply 1922 / Sth st
NV, LIST floor. 2 to 1890 am. only
YOUNG MAN, white, high schoo
graduate to learn freight rate,
with large organization: good op.
portunity for Advancement: 6-day
week. Apply gill E st. NV
YOUNG MAN, age 90 to 80. white
some college education. wanted fol
permanent full-time job only Must
positively be able to write fluent.
persuasive letters. This is an Of
fee Job. but selling or collectins
experience will be helpful also any
experience in scholastic pub lea
tions. in electronics. technical
radio or TV. But Llese are Just
plus factors, II you have a live
imagination, but your feet are On
the ground and YOU want to move
along. write US what you consider
an adequate letter about yourself
Address P. o. Box 3046. WASH
ington. d. c.
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MAN, WITH CAR, to handle service
calls on electrical appliances; no
experience necessary; paid 81 per
service; average 8 to 8 services a
day, plus 3 TO 4 replacement sales
per week, at Sis average per sale;
earnings during training period
sos week up: all calls furnished
Interested in permanent position
with future need apply. 1905
Rhode Island ave ne, Mon, 9 to
10 or call DI1 7-4677 MP TYLER
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Refrigeration
MECHANICS
and ASSTS.
ROOM CLERK-CASHIER

Some hotel experience necessary
Under As yrs. Hours, pm. to mid
night. Good salary. Employe bene-
FITS. Air conditioned. Call manager
for appointment HU. $4,000.
HOTEL, Dupont PI AVA
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ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT
STENOGRAPHER

Alert individual, 1888 yrs Of age;
reasonable shorthand and typing
speed required Interesting position
in our national advertising dept.
5-day 40-hr week; planned salary
Advancement Apply Personnel.
Room 602; open weekdays 5000
and Sat 9-l2. No phone calls.
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MAN WANTED retired. as caretaker
in beautiful small yacht club on
Chesapeake Bay. Call RA. 1892.
nights or NO. 7-1919. days or see
Commodore at SELBY BAY Y
CLUB, Turkey PIT. I'd, Rte. 214.
Mayo, Md. at any time this week
single, to run my
small established fruit and soft
drink business. RIM. and kit. furn
Apply Mon. 9-6. MR.. Dublin, 65IC
GEORGIA ave. NV.
The Arizona post., 1956-12-07
Center Plans Vacation
Program For Youngsters

Sener Snowland winter vacation program for to II
yearolds begin Dec 26 at the Center announces Mr.
Benjamin N. Brook, executive director
The program is similar to the Center Day camp with
theme for each session. On Friday, Dec. % fufedged
The Arizona post., 1956-12-07
Brifon Credits
Israel Army
In Victory

LONDON, (JTA) = A
British Government spokes-
man gave credit this week
where credit was due. He
told the House of Commons
that the Egyptian Army had
been thoroughly beaten by
Israel forces in the field be-
fore the British and French
forces intervened in the
SueZ Canal area.
A Conservative MP asked
the Foreign Office about the
untrue propaganda being
put out by the Cairo Radio
and what steps were being
taken to counteract this
and "to make it known
throughout the Arab world
that the Egyptian Army had
been completely defeated by
the Israeli Army before
Britain and France had in
tervened."
The Arizona post., 1956-12-07

carnival will be staged. The
second session will have a
western theme climaxed by a
trip on Jan. 4 to Old Tucson
and the Desert Museum. In
dian crafts and games and
western skits will highlight
the session.
BECAUSE MANY children
will be attending Hebrew
school on Dec. 27, % and Jan.
2, 3, the Center is making ar
rangements to pick them up at
the Hebrew school without eX-
The Arizona post., 1956-12-07

ira charge for transportation.
Plans also are being made for
transportation to and from
home at $3.50.
The program is open to the
entire community and there
will be a SO fee for Center
members and SIS for non-Cen-
ter members. Registration
now is being taken by Sy JUS
ter at the Center office, MA.
4-86O3.
The Arizona post., 1956-12-07
1cunto Park
rug Leads
ost League
By ART DAVIS

lncanto Park Drug bowling
n pulled out to a two game
4 in the Arizona Post Bowl
League, by whitewashlng
dman's Builders Supply 40
lction on Wednesday night
speedway Lanes. Kal Rubin
oliances moved into second
&c by banking Polly's
bes 40, while Reuben Colds
fniture beat Howard Realty
! Insurance 81, and Gold
g's DelicateSSen doWned
arlie's Auto Service by the
ne score.
trt Szerlip led the boWlers
h a 2O9 game and 566 Sc
!, while Goldberg's took
m honors with a 2680 series
1 Howard Realty had the
h game of 910.
he standings including
dnesday nights results are
Follows.