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in effect. from trimming down
their "overcoats."
His view in this regard is based
on his own conception of the
H-bomb as consisting of three
parts: Cd An atomic (fission)
bomb trigger; (2) a liner of hy-
|drogen materials contiguous to
the trigger and exploded by it;
and CD an outer jacket or "over-
coat" of ordinary uranium,
which in turn is caused to ex-
plode by the explosion of the
hydrogen phase.
Under DR.. Lapp's conception of
such a fission-fusion- fission
bomb. all three explosions occur
almost simultaneously
He also contends that the
radicactively dirty" parts of the
bomb are the A-bomb trigger and
the uranium "jacket"-with the
hydrogen phase constituting the
clean" part.
BY reducing or eliminating
the outer jacket" he said, there
would be much less uranium
present to produce fission prod
uctS.
Or. Lapp also speculated that
H-bombs might be made a little
cleaner than at present by re-
ducing the size of the triggering
A-bomb without reduction of its
explosive efficiency.
He said it's conceivable that
there are a number of different
ways of altering the particular
Of the A-bomp
triggers explosive parts to get
more wallop out of a given
amount of fashionable material.
Meanwhile, a Baltimore SCI
enlist is reported to have pro-
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posed a new idea for eliminating
fallout.
!. The bombs would be fired via
rockets to a height Of 40 miles
above the earth with the idea of
having the. suns radiation dis
sipate radioactive materials
harmlessly into space.
DR.. Stanley Clark Of the Mar
tin Aircraft Co.. Baltimore. con-
ceived the idea. according to in
formation given by DR.. Lapp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
Old Reservoirs

BAGHDAD.-Reservoirs were
used by Ennadu of Babylonia
about 1920 B. c. This King built
20 or more large canals to carry
water to Lagash. between the
lTigris and Euphrates Rivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
Lopp Suggests Cos Jets
To Trigger 'CIeon' Bomb
BY FRANK CAREY
Associated Press Science Reporter

An atomic scientist specuated today that completely
Hbomb might ultimately be achieved by perfecne system
of high temperature. high velocity" jets of gas.
Such system DR. Ralph Lapp suggested might be
trigger instead of the Abomb trigger which now
for much Of the big bombs radioactive falout
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21

7. He plans his work care
fully before starting.it. 8. He
tends to stick to a plan. once
formed. 9. He broods over
sights or affronts, without
saying much about them.
10. He likes crossword puz-
zles.
If he answers yes to most
Of those. Mrs. NJ. he Is un-
doubtedly an introvert. If
he is. then he's in good COM
pany.
Most Of the thinkers, the
planners. the inventors are
or we're introverts - Henry
Ford. Albert Einstein, Calvin
Coolidge. Woodrow Wilson,
Cordell Hull, Herbert Hoover
there's no end Of them!
And the world needs more
Of theml
But what's q wife going to
do? What are you going
to do. Mrs. NJ?
First, recognize him for
what he is and stop COM
planning about it.
Second. try to understand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
MODERN MARRIAGE
Impossible to Change
An I1troverted Mate

I'm afraid you're out of
luck, Mrs. M. You might as
well try to change the color
Of his eyes as to try to change
his temperament
Probably no one but an
introvert would become a
chemical engineer, Mrs. M.
He's probably making a good
living for you. isn't he? And
you don't have to question
his loyalty, do you?
It may be hard being mar
ried to an introvert. Mrs. NJ,
but they are useful in the
world.
If you doubt my diagnosis.
check him on this test: /. He
makes up his mind slowly.
q. He would rather be alone
than with a crowd. 3. He
persists in a job until he
finishes it. 4. He is interested
more in ideas than in per-
sons. S. He'd rather save
money than spend it. 6. He
often rewrites an important
letter to get it just right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE

Every wife wants to change
her husband in one way or
another. In some of these
ways she might succeed, al
though the efforts may not
always be justifiable.
But there is one type Of
husband who can't be trans
formed. no matter how much
q wife nags, hounds, and
hammers-and that's the in
trovert.
Mrs. M. is married to an
introvert.
She writes, MY husband
has no interest whatever in
any kind Of social life. Well,
why don't you spend a pleas
ant evening at home. talking
to each other?' you'll ask.
well. DR.. Popenoe. I'd be
glad to. except that he won't
even talk He's a chemical
engineer who spends most Of
his spare time in a little lab
oratory he's made in our base
ment.
He's always willing to dis
cuss' his experiments or some
new advances in science. but
what does that mean to mee
I'D like him to talk about
things that might interest
mel And I'd sure like him to
go out with me to meet
peoplel"
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tor of the Huntington Hart
ford Foundation, told very
briefly about the foundation.
, Patterned after the Meadow
ell Colony in New England,
it is near Los Angeles, and
because of the Southern Cali
fornia climate is open the
year around.
Composers, writer's and
painters may stay as long
as six months while doing
creative work. Because it is
maintained by the founda-
ton, there is no charge.
The composer, who also
was an honor guest with Mrs.
Vincent at the luncheon to-
day preceding the program
in Lisner Auditorium, talked
of the economics in the life
of a composer.
He cited that his Symphony
number l was commissioned
by the Louisville Orchestra.
Such commissions pay any,
where from $1,000 to $4,000.
This Symphony has been
recorded by the Louisville
Orchestra and the composer
gets 1919 on the sale of rec
ords.
He pointed out that COM
posers usually have other
work such as teaching to do,
thus adding to their ex-
chequers.
The topic was suggested to
him by a broadcast in his
native city of Birmingham,
Ala. last Monday. He was
at the microphone to answer
questions and found consider
able interest in how a COM
poser makes a living. The
symphony was played by the
National Symphony Orchestra
at It's evening concerts in
Constitution Hall last night
and Tuesday and is on the
program for the Lisner Audi
forum this afternoon and the
Richie Coliseum of Mary
land University.
Mrs. William G. Holman,
vice chairman of ticket sales.
presented the awards in the
absence of Mrs. Lawler B.
Reeves, ticket chairman.
Mrs. Erickson Russell re-
ceived the first prize for the
sale of the largest number of
season subscriptions which
was a pair Of tickets for the
Symphony Ball December 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
DR.. Vincent Addresses
Symphony Luncheon

DR.. and Mrs. John Vincent
were honor guests at the
membership meeting of the
Women's Committee for the
National Symphony Orches-
ira yesterday morning.
1t was held in the Hotel
Roosevelt and Mrs. T. Perry
Lippitt presided. DR.. Vincent.
whose First Symphony is
being played by the orches-
ira at its concerts this week,
gave a talk.
DR.. Vincent. who is direc-
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enough Of his interests to be
at least Q good listener.
Third. get more outside in
terests Of your own.
II you take him for what
he is and not expect any
thing more. Mrs. M. you'll
soon realize that he's Q
pretty valuable guy. No
man possesses only good
qualities without q few bad
ones.
You can't even qualify
by that standard Of perfec-
ton yourself!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21

SCIENTIFIC WoNDER-This ! 1000 times life
size reproduction of the human heart fascinated
group of 8 youngsters from the Green Acres
Elementary School in Bethesda when they toured
the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia recently.
They ore left to right Robert Friedman, Lise
Oftedo Bonco Pohmonn, Paul Bennett, Mike
Webster and Veronica Volts The chdren's
doy-Ione visit included trip to the PIonetorum
and its 'Russon Satellite and Project Vanguard"
show before returning to Woshineton.-JuIes
Schick Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

O. II diamonds, total weight u
carat $I55
b, 10 diamonds, total weight ! corot
S295
G. 8 diamonds, totoI weight rs
carat SOS
d. 5 diamonds, total weight u carat
SIS
e. 10 diomonds, total weight 81
corot S2I5
+. S diamonds, total weight l/6
corot $3.50
g. lax mems wedding ring SIS
h. lax ladies' wedding ring $50
j. lax Iodies' wide wedding ring
2l.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

Then its time to choose the RING.
And whot on exciting choice you'll
find OF The Hecht Co. All rings in
lax white or yellow gold. The
Hecht Co gives you certified op-
proiso Of the ring you buy, stotine
color. cut. clarity, point weight and
value Of your diamond.
Use Your Shopping Plote Account or Use Your
Budget Account and PoY Sl4 Down and $l4
o Month!
The Hecht Co.-DidmondS- Floor.
Washington. Silver Spring
and PARRington
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1890
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IA Hours. Private Life OF Don
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9-Theates OF Stars. Dromo.
"Hemred In" Richard corlson
l:i0
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l:30
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! Hour Dennis james, hosi.
7-Lodies Home Theefes.
J Hour. Torpedo Boot" ls42.
Richard Alden.
9-As the World Turns. Ser'l.
400
5-Lodies Be Seated. Movie.
! Hour. "Trocodero. 1914.
Rosemnry Lone.
Sour Miss esooks. Comedy.
2:30
4-Bside and Groom.
Co-hosts Fronk Pcrker. Robert
Paige.
7.FovoEise Story. Dromo.
9-House Porty. Variety.
500
4-Mosinee Theoses. Color.
| Hour. The Price OF Scandal"
A film producer Is fired because
Of romantic attachment with
woman who once nursed him
beck to health.
5-liberoee. Music.
7-Publie Defender. Police.
9-The Bic Poyoff. Quiz.
$3.50
s-6rondpo's Place. Kids.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
GHANA'S TRADE
PROJECTS REVEALED

United Nations, N. Y.-(ANP)
From diplomatic sources in
Ghana it has been revealed that
in 1856 the West African country
had an EXPORT rade of S242.5 mil
lion and imported goods cvalued
at SASS million.
However, it was noted that
there was a drop Of 1855 million
in the export value Of cocoa be-
tween the years 1855 and 1856
Understandably, this drop affect
ed the total value Of the export
trade Of Ghana.
The Ghana Governments Draft
Estimates for 1888 have been
published and provide for a total
Of SlO92 million to be spent or
government services. The figure
includes provision for the estab.
hshmeut Of diplomatic missions II
London, Washington, Paris, New
Delhi and Monrovia
other appropriations include
SSS6 million for development pro,
jects: Sl4 million, Tema Harbor
and township: and SI4 million fol-
agriculture and educational pro
jects.
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HOUSING SEGREGATION
'BREAkTHROuGH SEEN
BY NATIONAL MAGAZINE

New York-"lS the National As
ISOLATION for the Advancement of
Colored People on the verge of a
big breakthrough in its fight a
gainst segregated housing ?" pom
ders a news story in the August
issue Of House and Home maya
zine, published by Time, Inc.
The story says that the Ma
ACP's suit against home builders
and realtors selling FILA houses,
which went to trial last January
In Sacramento, Calf, is the first
OF its kind and us aimed point
blank at opening up new tracts to
Negro buyers"
The NAACP legal brief in the
case. the article continues, is bas-
ed on the following argument:
the builders are only the
means Congress chose to make
houses readily available to per-
son OF all colors and creeds. Thus,
FLA Section 20S houses must be
offered for sale to all buyers"
The NAACP suit charges that
builders and realtors in SacrR-
mento, secretly agreed TO refuse
to sell to Oliver A. Ming, a vet
eran. and other Negroes, solely on
the basis OF color" the article OBJ
serves,
The story is based on an inter
view with Madison S. Jones. the
Associations special assistant for
housing,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
TWO NEGRO NEW
ORLEANS POLICEMEN
TO SEPSEANT'S RANK

New Orleans (ANP(-- Two
Negro members of the New Or
leans Police Department were pro-
NOTED to the position OF desk ser
geant last week after placing first
and second in a civil service ex.
animation for the post. Sworn IN
by Superintendent Provosty A.
Dsyries. were Sidney Gates, 20
and Warren Aubry, So.
Their promotions marked the
first time in the history OF New
Orleans that Negroes have attain
ed the rank Of police sergeant.
During modern times, Negroes
have served as policemen, since
June. 1850. However the depart
ment had employed Negro Off
fers from 1877 to 1909.
Aubrey Joined the Dept. June
l6. 1852, and served as a patrol
man in the Juvenile Bureau, the
Third. fifth and Sixth Districts,
and in the Traffic Division. He is
married and the father Of five
children.
Gates joined the force Feb. IS,
1855 and served as pstrOlman in
the Traffic Meter Maintenance
and Juvenile Divisions, He is mar
ried and the father OF Z wo chill
dren.
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STONED HOUSE NOW
WELL PROTECTED NAAcP
SAYS; SOME ARE ANGRY

Levittown, Pa. -- The Bucks
County NAACP branch and an
NAACP field secretary expressed
confidence here today that law
enforcement officials recognize
their responsibilities and have es-
tablished adequate measures to
protect the Myers family, whose
home was stoned on August 10,
after they recently became the
first Negro family to move into
this community.
Field Secretary Calvin d. Banks
reported by telephone to the MA
ACP national office that "the
better thinking element in the
community are anxious that this
matter be settled as amicably as
possible" Mr.. Banks and Joseph
Bolden of the Bucks County MA
ACP met with a group Of what
Mr.. Banks termed, responsible
persons in the Levittown commun-
ity."
Police have barred all but resi-
dents from the area where the
Myers home is located. The
Myers next-door neighbor was
quoted in press accounts as say
ing: They have a right to live
the same as any other Americans
The violence last night was hor'
rible. 1 hope it ends"
Other near neighbors expressed
the belief that the stone-throw
ing was carried out by teen-ag'
boys from other areas Of tn
community. The incident occurred
after the Myers had left tn,
house.
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- Negro Pupils Seek Admission To cuswelI
County White Schools

YanceyVfe C-(ANP)-The Caswel County school board
applications week for admission to previously
schools the county beginning with the school term this
win open Sept. in the county,
the school board by John LETTERS OF Banch ~
c. pupils applications for transfer
such school," home nearest
rogated fully equipped school, and nearest school
n non-segregated system"
the applicants which has suit pend
that Indignation be started in the county
expected make decision these applications at It's
regular meeting later this month.
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THE WEEK IN
RECORDS

New Classical Treat

Capitol has just released an In
teresting new album by Leopold
stokowsh with "full dimensional
sound" It is appropriately labelled
The Orchestra"
The famed Stokowsbi seeks in
these new discs 10 bring out fully
and clearly the characteristics Of
each section Of the orchestra and
students OF music will find the
selection not only superlative, but
instructive and imaginative as
well.
Fanfare from La Peri"
selection for brass; "Adagio for
Strings" by the string instru-
ments: "Gavetto from Suite B
Flat" by Strauss for the wood
winds and Evolution" by Far
herman for the percussion sec
ton, give some idea Of what's in
store for the listener.
New Label Hits Market
A new label, covering seven
categories Of music, has just been
released by Columbia Records.
The latest to join the array Of
Columbia products, the bright new
label titled Harmony" and will
feature so popular 12-inch LIP"
releases this month, followed by
monthly edition Of both popular
and classical material. Harmony
replaces the former Entire label.
Perhaps the most meaningfll
tunes on the new label this month
are "A Salute to Fats, a musical
salute to the late Fats Waller,
played by Ralph Sutton Jazz,
HI, 7019); a vocal contribution by
Herb Jeffries Vocal Music HI
7O4s); South African Folk
Songs" by Josef Marais and Mir
anda Mood Music HI 7043);
Cha Cha-Cha" and 'Mambo
Holiday" by Pope Luis and orches-
ira and machito Dance Music
HI 1929, HI 7O41) and Concert"
by Rachmaninoff for the living
room set Symphonies HI 7o59).
Top Selling Tunes
Among the top selling tunes last
week were Billy williams" I'm
Gonna Sit Right Down" Coral
6ls3O), Teddy Bear" by Elvis
Presley (RCA Victor 10000, IT'S
Not For Me To Say" by Johnny
Mathis columbia 40S51, and
Send For Me-, one Of Nat King
Coles latest Capitol 3737).
Best selling pops albums includ-
ed Mats Love Is The Thing" and
Frank Sinatra's "A Swingin' Az
fair" Both are on Capitol labels
Young Artists On ATCO Labels
Five young tan artists, a quar-
tet, a female vocalist and a
guitar player, are featured on
new releases by ATCO. All gain
ing in popularity, they are Linda
Hopkins, who debuts with ATCO
with a sultry opus called "Shiver
and Shake" with a flip on the
rock and roll beat; Guitar Slim, a
gravel-voiced blues singer who
gives off with a hing called, III
Should Lose You" and the
Coasters had reached the million
mark in record sales for theil
platteds, Searching and Young
Blood"
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Central African area through
loans under the Marshall plan and
through grants from other Ameri-
can sources is roughly 1925 mil
lion, at latest estimates.
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UNITED NATIONS
NEWS
BY Samuel Perry Jr.

United Nations, N. Y.-(ANP)
In Uganda, in East Africa, the
Minister Of Finance has proposed
that the S21 million which is to be
provided from the Cotton and Cot
fee Price Assistance Funds for the
Capital Development Plan be
made as a grant instead of an in
terest-free loan.
Politically, Uganda will be an
all-African nation.
Ghana is now a member Of the
International Monetary Fund, the
International Bank for Recon-
struction and Development, and
the World Health Organization,
all specialized agencies Of the
United Nations.
The reports received from La
COS, Nigeria, indicate that the As
ISOLATION of Singlet and Shirt
Manufacturers Of Nigeria have
officially protested to government
( tai authorities over the influx Of
Japanese singlets selling at
lower prices to detriment of the
local industry"
The association is recommend
ing the imposition of restrictions
on such imports.
In Nyasaland, Central Africa, in
the Chilwa Island region, Africans
have been treated for radioactive
ity after coming in contact with
radioactive material in the vicin-
ity Of their homes. The amount of
radioactivity contacted is report
eddy negligible.
British scientists are now check
ing the mineral deposits in the
region.
In fact, small prospectors and
mines in Northern Rhodesia and
Nyasaland have received an offer
from the United Kingdom Atomic
Energy Authority to purchase
uranium bearing ores.
Incidentally, the financial stake
that the United States has in the
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Rurn s.AlIIIon poiIar Fl::ld OF 'NAarIIvenu Wood.

Chcago(ANP Sheriff Joseph ID. Lohman called out the
destroy million retail value, mle-long patch Of
maruana repeatedly the largest discovered here
met with him at the District sheffs
Highway Police Station In Bedford Park
high patch under surveillance but there
The field currently flower and
reported the harvest time would normally be the middle the
end OF this month,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Kitchen OaIamItIen

percentage accidents take place the
kitchen to eat enjoy hem.-LAbor
Compliment
trade Journal determined publcs
to the top by planned plugging The
public hardly paid nicer compimen-rLnsas
Gazette.
Poor
Georgia youth mailed girl letters day
during long married to the
postman. - Labor
Probably
predicting radioactive atoms used fertilizer
do change the
stn around when that
probably sti It's spinaehBAlmoe Evening
Sun
Wordsi Meaning
prices bringing
II be Now be considered
OBSERVATIONS display o wealth. Minneapolis star.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

In the last 1000 yeSrs, less than
500 were free OF war.
Boston Cream Pie is called
Washington Cream Pie in Boston
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Hearts. Both versions are running
neck -and-neck in popularity. but
the Hearts waxing gets the most
DECAY plays In the big city areas
where every little spin helps. The
disk was cut by Jocko Hender-
son, the famous WOW CTew York
CITY, and WDAs (Phiny) disk
Jockey, which assures II plenty Of
plays on his record-spinning pro-
grams. At WDAS in Philly, where
Negro decays rule the roost with
virtual monopoly on rhythm and
blues programming Long Lonely
Nights" never suffers from lack
Of attention. Bernlce Davis, sec
Rotary to DECAY George Woods,
collaborated on writing the tune.
so It figures that the disk gets
many plays on Woods very popu-
lar WDAS show
PEOPLE AND PLACES. Chico
Hamilton, the award winning jazz
artict, Is frantic about baseball.
Whenever he attends a game (he's
a Cleveland FAM he shoots movies
Of the contest for his boy. q.
The Platters next movie, The
Flying Platters," will be shot on
location in the Argentine and
Brazil Sammy Davis, Jr., who
Just closed at the Chez Paree IN
Chicago, win make a very import
tant announcement within the
next week Watch for a fresh
rhubarb 10 break out between
Harry Belafonte and the press.
The magazine photographers are
on his neck about not cooperating
for picture stories. Harry's still
boiling over the time that big
national mag shot up hundreds Of
pix of him at various times during
all OF SO and only gave him a
three-page story zardi's Jazz
land, one Of Hollywood's fab
ulous jazzspots, has closed its
doors. Ditto for the Bar Of Music
in the same locale. Both were
known for headlining name Ne
gro attractions Clara Wards
gospel group heads for Europe
after the current two-month big
gospel package finished touring
the notion. Now the pert little
gospel singers trying to figure
out a way to have her 25-foot long
Chrysler shipped over with the
rest of her belongings.
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A Help To The
Handicapped

Mrs. Jeanette Sills. specialist
for the American Foundation 'Nr
Overseas Blind, Inc returned 20
the Philippine Islands last week
as an adviser to the Philippine
government In helping the islands
launch programs for rehabilitation
Of the blind and deaf. A native Of
Raleigh. y. c. Mrs. SiuS has been
serving in the Philippines fer the
American government for the past
two years. she is the FIRST woman
Of her race to be named to a posi-
ton Of this type Il AMP