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ADDED RESPONSIBILITIES

public schools mad thrust
sponsbtes which considered their province
school cannot out the perfectppared child without
sistance
The and the communityor personally
ens and their neghborsas individuals and work
development
children RaymondvIlle (Tex.l Chronicle
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they did the House there the souheners opposing the
able TO stall enough to insure action in the
Congressman with the exception
alarming inepude and lack Of spirit when civil
rights under consideration The Congressman who
matters suddenly
speechess while the
It's a sight.
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WHERE WAS HUMPHREY, READER AsKsp

Editor Since such Humphreylover don't
expect printed
Hubert r Civil Rights Humphrey when the lights
We o n Rights n U week.
he in hiding? he afraid a stand with Douglas
Lehman running
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Editor thought would like to know how profitable Ia
your paper after paper off
Thursday rented the apartment had
ourpex told all Of friends that it to advertise
your paper thought would like
to (Pear) SchOfed Minneapolis Minnesota
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GOLFERS cor COPY or PAPER

Editor wish appreciation for excellent coverage of
Upper Midwest Bronze Amateur Golf Every
participant the city mailed Of
CTed) coponOr Allen St. Paul.
Minnesota.
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CONVENTION APPOINTMENTS SYMBOLIC

Editor think the announcement that Minnesota Negro hac
appointed Republican National
just exhibits speed" party
Whereas Minnesota Negroes delegates from
Gopher by
the delegates the Assistant Secretary the Democratic
Party
designate Negro doorkeepersome honor!
sharon Erickson Minneapolis, Minnesota
mott tell
story Republican Mary
Minneapolis delegate Republican nation
al cony on
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President? always thought Humphrey opportuns
sDan Brandt smithier, Minneapolis Min
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Editor would like to write you tell you that both
paper reading
especially like cheerful philosophy found the
This N That written by Underwood
Publishers happy
she has a column in the paper.
members the Caucasian found that
entirely life problems
subscribing disagree
editorial views but feel that they and most of all
pleasureeven with which
heartily disagree
m you would the family to whom
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the that they enjoy the much
Sturgis Minnesota
Evening star., 1956-12-07
MODERN MARRIAGE
Should She Go Buck
To Her. Husband?

headed. and I don't know
whether he could ever change"
"Yes, he's my husband. I
have been separated from him
for four years. I reached the
point where / simply couldn't
stand living with him any
longer. I must admit that I
have been happy without him.
Recently I met him; he told
me he has learned his lesson;
that he is a changed man; that
I will never again have reason
to complain of him, and he
asked me to return to him.
THAT upset me completely,
DR.. Popenoe. I never expected
1t. have my doubts as to
whether he could change, but
Of course he might do so. May
be he has changed. How can I
know? How can / trust my
self to go back to him?"
Apparently you can't, Mrs.
r.! Any woman who relies
merely on mans protesta-
Evening star., 1956-12-07

lie. 1t will be part Of the open
house program being held in
conjunction with the estab-
lishment of the National Chill
dren's Rehabilitation Center on
the 2l1-acre estate next
spring.
Other displays will be a COL
lection of china teapots by
Mrs. John Richard Henry
Alexander of Leesburg, hooked
and braided rugs and other
handicraft made by the i1andi-
capped people of Loudoun
County and arrangements of
dried flowers by Mrs. Chan
ming M. Bolton.
Official hostess will be Mrs.
Evening star., 1956-12-07

tions and promises. in such a
case, ought to have Q legal
guardian appointed; and the
same applies to men who take
a woman's word for it that she
is a changed creature. Every
language IN the world is full of
proverbs asserting, in every
possible way, that actions
speak louder than words.
There are several courses
you might follow. You can
start dating him occasionally,
and see how he behaves. Talk
over with him what you have
been doing in the last four
years. See what his comments
are. Find out what he has been
doing. If possible, talk with
some Of his friends or rela-
tiveS.
Better still. call on a mar
riage counselor. Let him make
a study of the subject for you.
Let him test. your husbands
attitudes and observe his
habits. Let him give your hus-
band as much help as he needs
to get on the track and stay
there-and you probably need
some of the same treatment
yourself.
Go back to him as soon as
you have good evidence that
the two of you can do better
than before-but get the evi-
dence first.
Evening star., 1956-12-07

Nellie M. Broyhill. Of Arling-
ton. president of the Federal
Association for Epilepsy which
is spearheading a Nationwide
drive for the center to care
for retarded, emotionally dis
turbed or epileptic children.
Children now housed in
temporary facilities will make
their first trip to their future
home and take part in the
program. Mrs. Broyhill said.
Graydon is located on Route
z, abonut one mile northwest
of LeeSburg.
Evening star., 1956-12-07
BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE

Each year hundreds of
thousands Of couples who have
separated from each other in
anger, go back to living to-
gether. Many other thousands
who have divorced, decide that
they made a mistake, and re-
marry. Mrs. r. is debating
with herself perhaps the most
important question she will
ever consider. Should she go
back to her husband?
Il have been married for 10
years to a man who is an in
tolerable tyrant," she informs
me. HE always kept close
watch on me; checked on
wherever I went; wouldn't al
low me to have any friends
of my own. If l worked, he
insisted that I turn over all
my earnings to him. He never
seemed to trust me in any
thing; he is ornery and bull
Evening star., 1956-12-07
Open House
Is Planned
At GraYdon

The Christmas spirit will be
captured in the r.
rations and greens to be ex-
hibited on Su.Iut
the Hibbs estate near Leesburg
from 2 to 5 pm.
The exhibition to be put on
by the garden clubs of North
ern Virginia and the Leesburg
area will be open to the pub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

tcOn,inusd on NsIt PsSs.J
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
MACK TRUCK R4oT 1o62. ~ :,

MACK TRUCK BAIT 1853; Al con-
, dition: fully equipped. straight air
FORD '55 truck .;F-6OO" s-cyl. cab.
and chassis: l54-in. w.b., powerful
truck. low miles: one owner: very
clean. excel. cond. throughout.
SI.695. LOGAN (Fordl. 354G l4th
st n.wH TU. 2,4l,0o 5
trucks. all models. makes and sizes.
See our selection before you buy.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER, 90l
Bladensbure I'd. ne. LII 1-43O0
PARCEL DELIVERY demonstrators-
Ford Boyertown, IL #. long, dual
tires. ! Chevrolet Boyertown. 10
IT,. single tires: less than 1000 mi;
special price; immediate delivery.
]. MEEKS SON, Ma. S-2197.
CHEVROLET 1851 la-ton de luxe
panel; excellent clean body, good
tires. heater, deiroster; needs trans
mission: $500. 10. b-2746. -
INTERNATIONAL 1873 Seton; good
condition: $3.50 or best offer. Call
Jul S-53g1
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LOVING CHEVROLET

CHEVROLETS-'53 Bel Air 4-dr., =.
ps, and b.. powerglide. like new.
81 400. HORNER'S COR, Buick
Desier; Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii.
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NEW MARINA

INVESTIGATE CAPE 81, MARYs
NEW YACHT BASIN. PAVED
STREETS; PICNIC PARK PARE ARE r But E,!].l
BEING READIED now for your
spring enjoyment. GIANT-SIZE lots
or acreage tracts are available from
$495 New waterfront home. $500.
Terms. No appointment is necessary
as resident agent lives on property
Call or write for free brochure
Directions; Nd. Rte. 5. through
Waldorf, Hushesville to Guys Corner
then Rte. 235 to CAPE ST. MAPYS
N. G. HINES & SON
ia. 1850 Ewes. CIR. 5-4937
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

cHRYsLERs-'5e New YORKER ADJ.
sedans. COMPANY Ofneiai cars. Sew.
eral TO choose from Some with afr
conditioning. Your so or 'bl may
make the down payt. New-car title
and warranty 80 mos 10 pay Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING AREA in busy dis
3-5071. "a
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE. on 18th
s. at Park rd. nv: air.cond. Call
no. 2-635S or EN-. 2-4626. "a
1884 CONN. AVE.-Light, cheerful
ONCE; large closet: reasonable, AID
2-l5l6. WO. 6-7098. "a
ROOM IN SUITE. with reception rm. F;
reasonable, 9l1 18th St. NV, Room
70S. Ma. S-6207. -
BETHESDA. 5000 Wisconsin ave
nice suites in modern air-condi-
toned building; 500 mo. incl. all
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, Reaitor.
1885 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2l23. 9 pm.
DESIRABLE UNFuRNISHED private
+ Epo NV 10 R Law i suite; 18th st. near
approx. 500 So. IT,, Sl25 per mo.
Idea , 1oT small business. CAL BOSS
LAW OFFICE. well furnished law
yer,s suite; excellent location. ST.
TOWER BLDG.-Larve rm.. use use Of
reception room, prefer atty. or
mfgT.. rep CALL MR.. NICHOLS
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Air cond.
= large rms. with private lavatory.
NEW, MODERN OFFICE BLDG. ad-
lacent to the Capitol, air-condi-
toned LETTER CARRIERS BUILD
NC, loo Indiana ave. NV. Phone
building office, Elk. $4,000 -
room, beautifully furnished: large
executive desk and posture chair,
draperies and carpet; $3.50 per
SILVER sPRING-ofice suite with
private bath; modern bldg, near
Hechts; 800 so. IT,, SIPS month;
private parking incl. STERLING &
SOUL. INC. JU. 9-24O0: ewes.
JU. 5-141g
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aoATs lcenGl
NKW RvINRUDE, easy Terms

s aNx, EyiSRgDE' ssSy s, tens IN
s aSp; 81 saOS i, Esn SSSo st. Silver
loft. HOUSEB0Af, located Capital
Yacht Club. 1920 Maine ave. s.w.,
has all household equipment. in-
cluding cleo. RANGES, cleo. refsr..
Contact 't cHIRP sTfEiwAaRSp III TTR sais
TON at Capital Yacht Club in
oUfBOARD MOTOR. s0-h.p. Mar
tin, completely overhauled, very
Eeas. Can be seen at BOULEVARD
SALES, 42a3 Bladensburg rd., or
call UN. 4-0SS9 after 2 pm. -
12-FT. FIBERGLAS runabout: guar.
CAN before 0 PM, DE. 1850.
OUTBoARD. IL h.p., nearly new.
guarantees: call before Q pm.
OuTBOARD RUNABuUT, is #.
Oldtown-Lapstrake; IS hip. Evin-
rude: cleo. starter; remote controls,
steering wheel, windshield, cover,
gator trailer. all new, August 1865.
Can finance. H, BUCHNER. OV. s.
1900 or IA. 2-09l6.
OUTB0ARD MOTOR, johnson, 10
hip. 1854: like new model: run 10
times; SEQ, RE, 7-T060,
l2-FT. CEDAR stripped run-a-hout
with 10 hip. wizard motor; 1926.
HE. 4-9lS0 after $40 pm. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

q ACRE. BYandywine, Md, is min
to D c.; school bus at door S75
down. $25 mo. Call 0 a,m.-9 pm,
T6WN OF FAIRFAX Attention
builders. II finished lots, fine To-
cation 4er Tssd' c s. ES sEaLRT sYF
CO.. JE. 4-6660. Ewes. RA. 3-04l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-Mod. g.
bedrm. home; hot water; large,
shady porches and yard; pvt.
shore; season reasonable. Ho.
@-4440. ewes
ATTRAC. FURN. MOD. 3-bedrm.
house on Chesapeake Bay; $3.50
monthly. DU. 10000, Ext. 400.
WATERFRONT COTTAGE. Eastern
shore, near Route so. 3 bedrooms,
large porch. a6-ft. front on Nanti-
coke. River. Phone r. c. TODD.
Salisbury, Md. 2s
WILL TRADE $500 equity in
beach home. at West Beach, for
cabin cruiser. Call RE. 6-6S64. -
RAPPAHANNOCK PARK, lots, .
MOSBY. Call ia. 4-l257. --8
HILLSMERE SHORES. Just south of
.Annapolis-Lse beach lot. ideal for
boating. swimming and fishing: close
to water and pier. Price drastically
reduced for immediate sale. JE A.
6544 after o I'm. IS
HERE'S YOUR dream home; 4ta
acres level garden land; new hum
galow; main road Edgewater, Md,
500. WALTERS, Colonial s-2091.
3 EXPERIENCED waterfront sales
men; outstanding advertising pro-
gram now underway; highest COM
missions. Phone DI. 7-3S43; ewes,
All, i-3533. Office. Suite 3,
Duryea Bldg, Conn. at l.. d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
LOTS ACREAGE SALE Cont WATERFRONT Cont

YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
has many choice properties for YOU
to choose from Once open every
day. Drive to Deale. Md. or call
university Max GO e SCHWARTZ
REALTOR Sc
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
lcontinuedl
BARR BUILDING
FARMS

SHENANDOAH VALLEY. Columbia
Furnace area---105 acres of noun
tain and spring. adJoins State
I'd: 40-mile view; $1,000. eric
KENBERGER. agent, ia. S-6279.
%
IJ2-ACRE FARM. rich soil. fishing,
hunting Mr.. BRIDGES. CO. 8.
1850 or Ii. $4,000. Ext 5-4521
$40 DOWN. $50 MONTH buys for
$1,000; "A acres; Groom cabin;
spring, stream; white community.
70 miles from Charlottesville. Va.
TIE. 6-4l31. 81
$40 DOWN. s.O MONTH buys for
$3.50; 81 acres. 3 cleared, rest in
young timber. good spring: white
community. TIE. d-4131. "a
OVER zoo ACRES near Chesapeake
Beach. tenant house. . tobacco
barns stable; priced At $4,000;
MILLER, Reaitor. UN. 1878;
ewes. WA. 7-80l2. 4
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE FARM, Is
acres, near Hagerstown: Southern
style S-room home with fireplaces
in five rooms; cherry floors and oil
heat. Also has End 4-room home
with cherry wood interior, oil heat,
tile bath. Write o. C. CORBIN
REAL ESTATE, TlD Summit ave-,
HagerstoWn, Md. or phone S044.
Price. $4,000. -
35 ACRES; S-rm. house. mod, bath,
heat, etc; barn, springs; 55 mi.
NV. d. C.; $3.50 dn. NO. 7-7626
BERKELEY SPRINGS. w. VA.-soo
apple. 200 peach trees; % blight
resistant chestnut trees, sweet
cherry, grapes, raspberry and black
berry. Excel, mountain spring. g.
nm. house; electricity. Price,
S6.950; $4,000 at 4es. $40 mo.
SIGLER & CO.. RA. 3-3431; ewes,
VIC. $685.. IS
FL? ACRES. stock and cattle farm;
wide frontage on Highway 522,
near Orange. Va; Groom frame
Asking see, 800. $4,000 down. or.
3.001h A q STANLEY u
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MONEY TO LOAN

FUNDS available for End trust loans
on real estate. NO DISCOUNT
CHARGES. Interest on loans. 6se.
24-hour service. CALL RE. 7-l045.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
WATERFRONT PRoP.-RENT

MACS HEAD. N. c. - Ocean front
cottages. electric kitchens, screened
porches. completely furnished. Write
to MRS. SYDNEY SMITH. P.O, Box
427, Edenton. N. c. -
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SUMMER HOMES

IDYLLIC SPOT on Maine Coast. Our
ultra-mOdern facilities. fronts
ocean or private shores. Inn and
golf TaI.ge 10 min. away Available
for season, 5000; ,'une-July or
August-Sept.. $3.50. RE. i-172S
Ewes. OIL. 0-3S22. -
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

1851 REQ TRACTOR and trailer;
new motor good cond.
1916 Brockway with dump body
TAXIN- WERNER JUNK co.
zoo M st. S.W. Elk. 3-7209.
CHEW. "a h-ton pickup; green; this
law-mileage truck has. heater and
signals; exceptionally clean through
out: priced at S995. Ask Mr.. Worl
for Truck No T36A.
Stohlman Chevrolet
5000 M ST. NV.
AID, 2-4412 AID. 2-i646
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

LIST, End, Bird TRUST LOANS-Cour-
teous, discreet and immediate han
ding on all applications. APEX
REALTY CO., ST. 3-l612. s.
End TRUSTS. Virginia. Immed. ae-
ton, low rate. McCLAINE. 2100
Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. 2-3300.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
tors, 1881 6 st. NV. ME. s-2495.
MONEY ON End TRUSTS-we will
buy Ind trust notes. d, c., nearby
Nd. or Va, reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP. 1872 N. Y. ave. NV.
END nd AND Si5c Srd TRUST BOUGHT; Top
dollar paid. Fast service. CAPITOL
CITY INVEST. CORP. 1014 K St.
NV. ST. 1854.
CASH m I DAY-2nd and 3rd trust
loans. Also notes purchased. and
loans against ends. Elk. 3-7144.
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STORES FOR RENT tcor..,
EXCELLENT
SHOP
LOCATION

ness, in large apartment hotel. Good
street location. Switchboard serv-
ice. 612 50. It. $3.50 per month
THE CAVALIER, $500 14th st. NV.
TU. $4,000, -
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN COR, west of Conn.
south of NJ ST., $500 50. IT.: wide
alley assures easy handling Of lge.
trqsss' ,, z9ned End commercial
MR.. SCHMIDT. MA. s-9257, week
APT HOUSE GROUNDS FOR SALE
SO. It. or more: water, sewer and
paved SITS alfeady In. Ideal loca-
ton. Call ia. 7-0S77. -
IN LURAY. VA, for
sale or lease; fully equipped; newly
redecorated; seats so persons. Call
co. 5-S735 or Luray 143 a
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Dupont Circle Area

1872 N ST. NV.
FIRST COMMERCIAL - 4-story
brick ONCE building with rear alley.
lust OF Conn. ave, and across street
from new Mechanics Bldg. Con-
tanning $500 So. it.. in . bldgs.
Plans available for remodeline. Call
Mr.. 1ngham, MA. S-40S0; ewes. OIL
A-2149
J. RUPERT MoHLER. JR.. REALToR
1000 C0np Ave a
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY. Columbia
Furnace area---105 acres of noun
I'd: 40-mile view; $1,000. eric
KENBERGER. agent, IA. s-6379.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
BY the Associated Press

The Atomic Energy Comrnis-
sion said today 1t has invited
colleges and universities to set
UP training courses in a program
to double the annual output OF
nuclear reactor engineers at the
Oak Ridge School Of Reactor
Technology.
Because of limited facilities at
Oak Ridge, the Acc said, it now
is possible to accept only 12O
trainees each year. The new pro-
gram would permit two classes
Of 100 each to be accepted each
year, with each class doing six
months of preparatory work at a
college or university.
The Acc will sign contracts
with schools submitting accept
able proposals for classes begin
ming in March, 1857.
In another announcement, the
Acc said it will no longer issue
monthly maps showing areas OF
unusual radioactivity-and in
dicating the possible presence Of
uranium ore. In. the future the
maps will appear only at irregu-
lar intervals.
Meanwhile, the Acc said today
1t has approved loan Of 5.50O
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Forgotten Valve
Held Responsible
In Cafe Explosion

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. l6
(R.-A State official says some-
one turned on gas valve late
SUNDAY or sometime Monday,
IInvittingly booming is persons
who died when the Lariat Cafe
blew up Monday evening at
Monticello, Utah.
Chairman Otto A. WESLEY OF
IJtah's State Industrial CommiS-
sion said a workman who helped
change the restaurant over to
natural gas Sunday testified he
shut of the main valve on top
of a propane gas tank. Another
witness said he shut off the same
valve when he found it open
after the blast had leveled the
cafe.
What nobody apparently
knew, Mr.. WESLEY said, was that
the line from the propane tank
branched and served a nearby
apartment house as well as the
cafe.
Someone from the apartment
house may-I'm not saying they
did, but they may-have gone
over and opened the valve" Mr..
WESLEY said.
He said leaking gas apparently
filled the cellar of the res
taurant and the open flame in
an oven touched it of.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Bum-Empty mail sack.

Bum-Empty mail sack.
Balloon-Huge sack of mail.
HypO-A bus serving as a mo-
bile post Office.
Hot Mail-Entitled to prefer
ential service. such as a special
delivery letter.
HaSh-A small, miscellaneous
mail that doesn't have to go out
Immediately to make connections.
Jackpot Mail for which a
clerk does not have room in his
sorting case.
Killing a Pouch-Interception
|of a mail pouch and re-sorting
the contents.
Killer Bars-The lines within
Ia poStinarking stamp.
Red-A piece of registered
mail. CA hangover from the days
when registered mail was dis
patched in red-striped pouches.)
Red man--Registry clerk.
Red Run-A Red Mans job.
Scheme-Setof instructions for
proper distribution of mail.
Slugs-Unusually large piece
Iof first-claSs mail.
X-Man--A clerk chosen to
Iexamine a railroad mail car to
make sure no mail has been left
behind when mail personnel
lvacate 1t.
X-POuch - The last pouch
handled in a series.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
College Troinine Urged
ToSpur Atomic Research

pounds of natural uranium
metal, for use in a nuclear re-
actor at Alabama Polytechnic
Institute Of Auburn, Ala.
The uranium and a "neutron
source" will be used in a sub
critical assembly" for training
Inuclear engineers, the Acc said.
A subcritical assembly, the
Acc said, consists of an ar
.rangement of uranium rods in a
moderator such as graphite or
ordinary water. When the neu-
tron source is introduced, nu-
clear fission is produced, but the
Ireactor cannot be sustained with
out the presence o fthe neutroh
source"
Acc said the Alabama in
stallation win require no un-
usual safety controls, expensive
shielding or heat removal equip
ment.
This is the sixth such loan to
a nonprof1t educational insti-
tuition.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Martha Roye Seen
Greatly Improved

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Aug. 16
(P .-Comedienne Martha Raye
has improved greatly" from an
overdose of sleeping pills, her
physician reported.
DR.. Ralph Robbins said the
veteran actress was "Still feeling
the effects" of the estimated 20
pills she swallowed early Tues
day morning, but that she was
now much stronger.
"She will probably rest up in
the hospital the remainder of
this week." he said.
Her maid found Miss Raye
unconscious on the floor of her
bedroom at 8 am. An empty
pill bottle was near her. DR..
Robbins said he did not know
why she took the pills.
The star has a two-week ap-
pearance scheduled in Phila-
delphia beginning August 20 but
DR.. Robbins said he did not yet
know If she could go back to
work by that time.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
TRUSTEES SALE

Re: Taylor Contracting Equipment,
Inc. By virtue OF default in Chattel
Deed Of Trust.
Evening star., 1956-08-16

introduced legislation. never
adopted. to provide stin penal
ties for possession or sale Of
alholic beverages on military
premises.
He said he has asked Secre-
tary Of Defense Wilson to reap
praise the whole situation" and
suggested that the Defense De-
partment itself sponsor similar
legislation.
He added he finds it strange
indeed" that leadership in train
ing Marine recruits has been
delegated completely to the nom
commissioned officers of the
Marine Corps"
This aspect of the case. he
said, seems to have been lost in
Evening star., 1956-08-16
|SummerfieId Learns Odd
Jorgon Thot Speeds Mails

Postmaster General Summer
field turned photographer today
with a rundown on the postal
services jargon.
"Since coming to the Post Of
flee, I have noticed that our pos
tai people have a considerable
vocabulary of unusual phrases
and terms, some of which un-
doubtedly date back many years. =
said a publicity release from his
Office. II believe the public would
be interested in knowing about
some of these. most of which
were new to me-"
He gave these examples:
Nixie-Mail that cannot be de-
llivered because of an incorrect
insufficient or illegible address.
Evening star., 1956-08-16
Further Probe
In DroWnings
Asked by Rees.
By the Associated Press

Representative Rees, Repub-
lican Of Kansas. said today Con-
gress should probe more deeply
into the recent drowning Of six
Marine recruits and tighten laws
against liquor in military areas.
Mr.. Rees referred in a state
ment to the August 3 court
martial finding that Marine
Sergt. Matthew c. McKeon had
drunk vodka before leading re-
cruits on a disciplinary night
march that ended in the drown
ing of six. The tragedy oc-
Cured April s at the Paris
Island, s. c., Marine Base.
Mr.. ReeS in the past has
Evening star., 1956-08-16

the dramatics Of the trial." and
he continued:
II question the soundness of a
system whereby an officer can
say, I wash my hands Of this
affair because I have delegated
my authority"
Sergeant McKeon was found
guilty Of negligent homicide and
drinking on duty, and sentenced
to a bad conduct discharge, nine
months in prison and reduction