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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
MI. EpHRAIM news HAPPENINGS

MI. EPHRAIM - The Seneca
I1onemakers club met on Decem-
per III at the home of Mrs. Jane
Bates. A turkey dinner was en-
Ioyed at noon. Mrs. Emma Nc
Donald and Mrs. Bates were lead.
erS on the topic of Important
Papers," after which a Christmas
exchange was held. There were
thirty five members present.
Christmas Party
The w. S. c. S. held their
Christmas meeting Tuesday in
the church basement with pot
luck dinner at noon. Mrs. Dora
Miller lead a short program. Sc
cret sisters were revealed and
names drawn again. The children
also had an exchange. There were
thirty present.
To Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Rich left
Friday for Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
howard Booher. Mrs. Rich is suf-
fering from a heart condition.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Sanford
ana daughter, of Columbus, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Angie
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25

IN SO counties used more natural
gas during the 21-day period
than in any similar period in the
history of the company, Cunning
ham said.
Cunningham said the average
Ohio Fuel customer who heats
his home with gas used almost
half again as much gas during
the November 26-December 16
cold wave as is normally used
between those dates, and 21s
times as much as was used dur
ing a comparable period the pre-
ceding month.
Since 1916 Ohio Fuel has in
vested a quarter of a billion
dollars IN new pipelines and
other facilities, and in enlarging
its underground storage, to pre-
pare its delivery system for this
kind Of cold weather.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
Record Demands Are
Made For Gas In Area
According To Official

One of the longest and most
bitter cold spells in recent years
put record demands on the Ohio
Fuel Gas Company's vast deli
very system from late November
to mid-December, Brady Gun
ningham, manager for Ohio Fuel,
said today.
From November Is to Decem-
Der l6 the average temperature
in the Ohio Fuel territory was 16
degree below normal, Cunning
ham said.
Ohio FUELS 10000 customers
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25

Cam Edward Weston, of
Caldwell, spent the weekend
with his great grandmother,
Mrs. Winnie Warren.
Mrs. Gilbert Patton and daugh-
ter, of Caldwell, called on her
grandmother, Mrs. Winnie War
ren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Schoep-
pner and sons visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Gould
and family.
Mrs. Mary Ball called on Mr..
and Mrs. A. v. Swain and family.
Villa Harper was caller
Monday evening at the Hart
shorn home, MackSburg.
The banquet of trustees was
held at Southern Noble school
auditorium, Monday night. Re-
freshments were served by the
community club.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
ACCESSORIES A STOLEN

Herman Arnold, of Caldwell
route, reported to the sheriff's
department that two outside
mirrors were stolen from his
Ford automobile Friday night.
The theft took place while the
machine was parked either at
Twin Pine or the Lone Elm, the
report said.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. Edna Bond, of Pleasant
City route l, was dismissed Sat
urday from the Guernsey Me-
mortal hospital, Cambridge,
where she had been patient
for the past two weeks recover
ing from injuries received in a
serious automobile accident.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25
HOME ON LEAVE

James Rogers, of the United
States Navy, is spending a
months leave with his wife, nee
Sada Leasure and daughter,
Diane, and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carr Rogers and family, of
New Concord, formerly of Sar-
ahsville. Young Rogers will re-
turn to the Naval Base in Calf
ornia around the first of January
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25

The farmers cost of living and
cost of doing business rose to the
highest level on record in mid
November, according to Ohio
State University extension econ
omiSts.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25

Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stiles attend
ed the wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Conner, Sun
day.
Mrs. Mildred Heron and Mrs.
Hester Shafer, Of Cumberland,
spent a few days here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chloechalk
and sons, of Cambridge, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Edith Williams
and son, James.
Miss Sandra Perkins, of Ava,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Freddie Powell.
Mrs Walter Powell and daugh-
ters attended the Cleveland
Graphite Bronze party at Cald-
well, Saturday morning.
The Junior Choir went carol
singing Sunday evening and al
800 o'clock candlelight service
was held at the church.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-25

Exposed water pipes that are
subject to freeze damage can be
protected by wrap-around cleo
trio tape, say Ohio State Univer-
sity extension agricultural en-
gineerS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23

cena donde vemOS a ArmandO
Calvo prOporc4 onandole una boz
fetada), OcasiOnsndo en- eSta for
ma la retirada forzOSa de la Pc
lieula hasta que Sc aclare 10 de
Ia querella criminal en- contra
de Juan 0rdurS, director de la
cinta. POI ciertU que "El UltimO
Cuple" sera eStrenada muy prom
to en- Los Angeles. .Sarita Mon
tiel llegara en- estos dias proce-
dente de Espana donde ACADIA do
filmar "La ViOletara"... Ira a
pasar unos dias con su maridO
Anthony Mann, en- Sonora, Ca
lifornia, donde dirige a Gary Coo
per en- Man OF the West. Con
Gel Ultimo Cuple" Sarita Sc ha
coiocadO en- ESpana como la eS-
treila mas impoI tante del cine. .
Kalhy Grant y BIng Crosby anun-
claron que esperan la vista de
la ciguena a fines del veranO...
Con tantaS pei:culaS americans
en- filmacion en- Mexico, estan
los artiStas mexicanos contentOS,
va que cada pelicula americana
filmada ALA, Significa entradas al
cOfre de la ANDA ademaS de que
cOnSiguen trafalgar en- las cintaS
muchoS artistas mexicanos.
Zebra Paget, quien filma From
the Earth to the Moon" en- Mexi-
co, llev6 a III mama para que la
acOmpanara en- la Iocaci0n va que
su eSposO David Street, Sc qued6
trabaJand0 aqui Albert Salmi,
eSposO de Peggy Ann Garner. fill
ma en- Mexico The Bravados" al
lado de Gregory Peck. Salmi es
unO de Jos actoreS buenos que
ha dad0 la televisi6n al cine.
Paul Newman J SUI esposa JOAN
ne Woodward tienen que star dc
regreS0 de LJrdres pronto va
que Paul tiene que empezar la
filmaci6n de Cat on a hot tin
roof" a fines de febrero con Eliza
beth Taylor para la MGM. Sue
Laid accompaniment a su maridO
Alan en- la lOcaclon de 1.-THE Bad.
landers" va que la pelfcula Sc fill.
mara en- Arizona. . Natalie
Wood y su msridO Bob Wagner
va estan de regreso deSpu6s de
una luna de miel veloz y corrien,
(Pasa q Ia P&gina SEISl
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23
Per A DEL MORAL
Director de

HOLLYWOOD (SPO). - La
vida, que es para todos 10 mismo,
no la vivimos igual los morta-
les. Quiza por este nos agrada
oOnocer como la viven nuestros
semejantes y de esta curiosidad
mace la literature y SUI hermana
mener, ell cine. Ell cine mexica-
no, nacido al calor del entuSias-
mo de I'm punado de j6veneS me-
xicanos influenciados por Holly
wood, y animados por I'm esprit
tn patriotico, tiene muchoS e in
t%eresantes aspectos, que nunca
hemos visto reflejados en- la
pantalla. Hoy qIiero hablarles de
la vida peliculera y extraordina-
ria de uno de los mas prolificos
productores del cine azteca, al
que conocemos por
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23
JOAQUIN MURRIETA

Guerra llevar a La pantalIa
La vida aventurera y amorosa de
Joaquin Murrieta, ell ultimo BAN
dolero de la vieja California
me dice en- una breve entrevis-
ia Don Miguel.
EstA hablando como produc-
tor, tratando de impresionar al
periOdista sobre la importancia
de su p~elicula, pero, va despren.
dido de esta personalidad, al
calor de la amable charla, Con-
treras Torres me dice que apar-
te del colorido, la aventura v la
emocion que Sc desprende de
la vida agitada de Joaquin Mu-
rrieta, su empeno fue recoger ell
ambiente, lleno de poesia, ro-
manticismo, emoci6n y excita-
ci6n de vida de "nuestra Cali
fornia".
-Por ESQ Joaquin Murrieta",
al que 20 considero ell ultimo re-
belde, fue filmada a dolores. o
gran propiedad, para tratar de
guardian para siempre ell encanto
de una epoca y una terra que
ma cambiado mucho.
AL caer en- ell tema filmico, Sc
hace indispensable hablar mas
de la pelicula, en- la que Carlos
Thompson lleva ell papeI eStelar,
secundado por Ariandne Weller,
Rodolfo Acosta, Rebeca Iturbi-
de y Eduardo Noriega. La cinta
tiene escenas espectaculares en-
la que participant mas de dos mil
personals.
Ell productor habla con entu-
siasmo de la pelicula y dice:
He querido estar presente
en- ell estrenO en- ell teatro AfMi-
lion Dollar" de Los Angeles de
joaquin Murrieta" porque la
hice %pensando en- California, en-
"nuestra California, y en- mis-
paisanos de Estados Unidos, a
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23

amigo es empresariO, como sa-
ben, de los cines Maria y Million
Dollar. . .PoI ciertO que debido
a SUI descanSo fOrzoso, no ha p0-
DIDO ir a yer las buenas entradaS
que esta logrando Miguel Ace
YES Mejia quieh es muy possible
game, en- su Semana de preSenta-
clones, los diez mil d6lares que
anunci6 en- Mexico ganaria aqui.
Bueno este Sc debe a Su POPULAR
dad, eS verdaf. perO tambien en-
que eI programa que lie rOdea es
bueno, cOnsiStiendO del trio Los
CaballerOS, quienes como saben
SON numero unit en- ventas para
los discoS Capitol; la buena bal
larina, la jOven Linda Dancil (que
en- abril Sc preSentara al ladO de
Mary Martin en- "Peter Pam en-
televisi6n); Amalia Tuero, hija
dc Emilio, y buena cantante; ell
c0micO Mandolss y los acr6batas
enanos, Miguel y Nino. . .ademas
de que en- la pantalla exhibian la
pelicula La Sexta Carrera', al
go vIejita, pera entretenida, con
Rosario GranadOs y Manolo Fa-
blegas. . .Hablando de Miguel, I'm
amigo milo me dilo que IocaImen-
te, aun sc Siguen vendiendo 3
diScOs de Pedro Infante, a cada
unO de Aceves Meiia. Y que adn
lie talta mucho para tener ell don
de gentes que tenia ell desaparec
do Pedro quIen, pOr ejemplo,
nunca Sc quedaba sentado, vien-
do televisi0n, cUand0 lie viSitaban
en- Su camerinf como ha hechO
Miguel Aceves Mejia, que ade-
mas presume mucho, cuando me-
nos, para ell gusto local.
TINTINADAS. - GEL UItimo
Cuple" Sc gan6 ell premiO de me
do million de pesetas otorgado
pOr ell SYNDICATE Espanol del Es-
pectaculo por ser ell mayor exito
.cinematografico espanoI en- mu-
choS amos. . .Por cierto que des-
pues de 8 meses de exhibition
en- los cines espanoles ha aside re
tirada de distribution por orden
judicial, debidO a una demanda
puesta pOrel duque Vladimiro
de Russia, quien dice que es insult
tadO en- la pelicula Zen una es-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23
MIGUEL CONTRERAS
TORRES

Con 81 peliculas a SUI haber,
de las cuales actuo como astro
en- IA, C~Ontreras Torres es una
de la figuras mas conocidaS del
cine mexicano en- ell que debut6
hace 38 amos, cuando en- 1929
encarnaba ell famoso perSonaje
revelucionario conocido por Ell
ZarcO" en- una pelicula que lie
y6 csc numbre.
Contreras Torres, que entire
Otras Virtudes ha tenido la de
Greer en- ell cine mexicano, ha
realizado las peIiculas mas ambi-
clones de este. Entire otros tftu-
los recordamoS "Juarez y Maxi
miliano"; La Sombra de Pam
oho Villa; "Pancho Villa Vuel-
We, 'MOrdos", "Simbon Bolivar
"Maria M~agdatena";; La Empe-
ratriz Loca" y otras que ense-
narOn ell canine hacia ell empleO
de los grandes conjuntos en- la
pantalla mexicana y demostra-
ron la fuerza del tes6n y Ell en-
tuSiaSmO
Hablar con este productor, ac-
tor eScritor y director, es como
81 Sc abrieSe un libro de histo-
ria filmica bien documentado, y
las letras empezaran a formar
euadros frente a nuestros ojos.
COntreras Torres eS un realiza-
dor international. Ha dirigido
en- Hollywood, donde en- 1924 ac-
tuaba en- eel Relicario", junto a
Sally Rand, y en- 1890 dirigia
"Sonadores de la Gloria una de
las primeras peliculas habladas
tn espanol de las realizadaS en-
La MEGA filmica. En- Espana ter
mln6 reclentemente "Sangre en-
81 Ruedo", en- la que Gustav0
R0jo encarna Ia varonil y ele-
gante figura de Manuel Crane
70, uno de los mejores toreros de
Espana. Produio en- Venezuela y
en- Inglaterra.
Hombre de multiples empire
gas, Contreras Torres es autor
de varios iibros sobre la Revolu-
pi6n Mexicana y sus hombres.
Cualquiera que observe la tran
Quilidad, la sonrisa amable del
productor, puede enganarse facil-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23

mente, no viendo debajo de es-
ia SonriSa al hombre active v
menos adivinar que cuando ape
mas tenia IA amos en- 1914, va
"eStaba en- la revolution, siguien-
do a mis- EermaRos mayores
a los que guerra fuSilar Huer-
ia"
En- Hollywood conoci6 a la ac-
triz Medea de Novara, con la
que contrajo inatrimonio en- 49,
81. Al cOrrer de los amos, Medea
habria de interpreter ell papel
principal en- varias pelfculas de
Su eSpoSG, Siendo recordada es-
pecIalmente per Su actuaci6n en-
Maria Magdalena" y sus creacio-
mes de la Emperatriz Carlota. Su
preocupaci0n con los temas hui
manos. quiza partiendo de u in
quIetudes de revolucionario.
agudizados pOr ell argumento de
su primer ptlicula en- Hollywood
"El Hombre sin Patria" que lie
vaba como tema las vicisitudes v
luchaS de los inmigrantes mexi-
canos en- Texas y California, lie
hicleron estudiar la historic de
California y decide que un dia
lleyarIa a la psntalla la vida del
1ltimo rebelde
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23

miguel AceVeS MeJia OtTOS
chismes y cuentOS
HOLLYWOOD, (SPO) = AL
parecer, nadie quiere filmar
"Don Quijote' ahora. . .Primero,
Mike Todd diIo que 10 haria. . .
luego anuncio Hugo Fregonese
que idem. .DeSpu6s Desi ArRaz
diio 10 mismo con NADIA menos
que Anthony Quinn y "Cantin-
flaS". Bueno, ahOra ell colega
Nike Connolly dice: Mike Todd
esta demasiad9 ocupadO contain
do ell dinero que lie esta dejan-
do La Vuelta al Mundo en- 90
Dias para hacer Don Quijote
y no 10 hara'. La oficina local
de Mike Todd contest6 a una
pregunta mia que no Saben ma
da, que segun clos, Mike Todd
aun esta planeaDdo la filmaci6n
de -dicha cinta Las OficinaS de
DeSi Arnaz, a pesar de que en-
una reciente Inlumna de mi CO.
lega Hedda Hopper decia: "Desilu
esta planeado La filmaci6n de
Don Quijote' con Anthony Quinn
y Cantinflas'', dIJeron que no te-
man ningun aauncio que hacer
sObre dicha fiinaci6n. Fregone-
Sc tambien esta ESTABLISHMENTS
trabajando en- Inglaterra v no di-
ce NADIA sobre su proyectada pc
llcula. Quiza resuIte 10 que hace
mucho tempo dijera yo en- una
cOlumna. Seria buenO que deja-
ran a la obra maxima de | lite
tura hispana y que hicieran peli-
culas sobre otros temas, que re-
sultaria cast impossible llevar a
la pantalla la Obra giganteSca
que resulta ser en- palabra eScri-
ia, 10 que es ell hiSpano en- reaii-
dad. /. " 10 que en- ell libro result
ia interesante v filos6ficO, lleno
de verdades Que no son, a veceS,
nj blanco nj negro, sino grisaceOs
no harfa una pelicula buena.
QUISICOSAS - Por aqui anda
Miguel Contreras Torres hacien-
do la promotion de SUI pelicula
joaquin Murrieta" que Sc exhi-
bira en- ell teat;O Million Dollar.
Ell prOductor So ha movid0, pre-
sentandose en- las cinco estaci0-
mes locales que tienen programs
en- espanol, en- dos de elias, en-
una en~trevista hecha por nuestro
colega Armando del Moral, y es
de esperarse que la pelicula re-
suite taquillera. . Hay que
aplaudir de todos MOODS, que ell
pfoductor viniese de Mexico, es-
pecialmente, para ayudar a wen
der" SUI pelicula Nc sc por
que Maria Elena Marques anun-
clio que ella tTabajaria en- 'The
Badlanders' crIando Katy Jura-
do fue la contratada. . y en- GUAM
to a un contrat0 con la MGM,
tampoco hay tai segun me die
ron en- dicho estudio, donde aun
recuerdan a la guapa estrella del
cine mexicanO, por ell tempera-
mento que mostro durante la fill
maci6n de la pelfcula con Clark
Gable. Y de Katy, recuerdan
con agrado la cooperation de es-
ia durante la fIlmaci6n de las
dos peliculas que hiciera allf. Es-
to, claro, no tlene gran impor-
tancia, ya~que cstrellas con tenn
peramento hay muchas, pero ST
creo que Marisela no debiera
anunciar planes filmicos prema-
turamente.
ESTO Y AQUELLO = Frank
Fouce esta en- Cedars of Lebanon
descansand0, contra su volun 1,
para evitar Otro ataque de sus
ulceras. Esperamos que tenga un
rapidO restablecimiento; ell buen
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23

,u,ru,s .Nauuae s a. rss'rls :
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-23

los que me unen, adem&s de los
lazos de naeionalidad, ell recuer-
do de dfaS feliceS de conviven-
cia en- los tiempos en- que Cali
fornia era mas 'nuestra Califor-
MA.
Contreras Torres, que tenia
planeada una pelieula en- Vene-
zuela, hara antes en- Mexico, e
Dido a las condolences creadas
por la reciente revolution i
pals hermano, "La Soldadera'',
que sera un tribute de MIA
cion y carino a la esforZada mu-
jer m~exicana. En- esta cinta par
ticiparan Flor Silvestre, Rosita
Arenas, Joaquin Cordero, Angel
Infante y Angel Garasa.
Hay que terminar la charla con
este hombre polifacetico, que ha
demOStrado a traves de 81 l.
tOreSca y productive vida, una
gran fe en- ell cine y en- SUI ma
two Mexico.
Puede descansar CerVanteS, pa
rece que nadie hara POr ahOra
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-17

ON ROAD TO RECOVERY
Youthful DR.. Martin Luther King
the man who aroused the con-
science of the peoples around
the world When he persuaded
the Negroes in Montgomery,
Alabama to substitute tired feet
for tired hearts against the bru-
tai treatmen accorded the Negro
by bus operators of the Mont
gomery transit company, is con-
valescing with friends in New
York City. DR.. King left the
hospital last week where he was
rushed after being stabbed by
woman in Harlem Book store
where he was autographing his
new book "Stride Toward Free
dom" DIR. King led a successful
boycott against the bus company
in Alabama, and won after the
NAACP succeeded in getting
court decision outlawing segre-
cation of the buses in that city
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-10-17

A recent report that the Youth
March for Integrated Schools
be called off was declared this
week to be without basis.
Il wish to state categorically
that these reports are totally
false declared A. Phillip Ran
dolph, a chairman of the March
In a special statement read to
the Steering committee. 1.-The
March will be held on schedule
on Saturday. October IS.
Jackie Robinson, who will
lead the March, joins me in sin
cerely urging that the people
of our community, Negro and
white, do all possible to hive
their children meet us in Wash
ington on October Is.
I'VE have duty to encourage
young people to add their weight
to the great struggle for inte-
grated schools. We are making
great Roadway in enlisting sup
port from white youth and their
parents which is demonstra-
ton of the fact that Negro youth
and their parents in his crisis
are not marchig down the path
to freedam alone. | am extreme
ly pleased with the enthusiastic
response from every segment of
the community
The enthusiasm of the young
people has communicated itself
See RUMORS-page two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
Bing to Retire
As Entertainer

NEW YORK. April 20 tR.-
Bing Crosby says he's bowling
out Of the entertainment BUSH
ness-unless by an Of chance
some new project might catch
his fancy later.
I'm actually retiring because
there's nothing I'm really keen
TO do" the famed crooner said
In an interview in the current
issue Of Look Magazine.
Not that I wouldn't get back
into action II something great
came up and ! could grab 1t,
but right now. 1t doesn't look
rs If there is anything" he
added.
Mr.. Crosby. now 81, and a
sort Of American vocal insti-
tuition. said he was not making
any formal announcement Of
his retirement.
He said he'd rather lust
slip into the background; after
all, something might come up"
Mr.. Crosby said that in STEP
ping out of the entertainment
picture. he still has his fingers
In other pies. Loads Of things
to do. I have a lot of business
projects. such as T'V deals. that
will occupy my attention"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

Massachusetts,. Others on hand
for the luncheon, to be at
tended by Senators, Represen-
tatives and Government lead
ers, include John D. Rockefel-
Ter. III. who began the award
program in 1852 and DR.. Laird
Ball. chairman Of the National
Merit Scholarship Corporation
The awards enable key civil
ians in the Governments ex-
ecutive branch to spend from
six to nine months on educas
tional projects. They viii share
In more than 500. 900 provided
for the purpose.
This Years Recipients
Those named this year, their
present work, and Rockefeller
projects are:
DR.. Churchill Eisenhart, A,
chief. Statistical Engineering
Laboratory. National Bureau Of
Standards. Study in England
Of the measurement needs of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-wfndy
with showers and scattered
thunderstornns this afternoon
and evening. low so. Partly
cloudy tomorrow. high so.
Virginia-Windy with show
ers and scattered thunder
storms ending tonight. low AZ
so over the west and north and
50-55 over the southeast
Cloudy and cooler tomorrow.
Maryland - Cloudy with
showers in the east tonight
low in the SOS over the east and
in the 40s over the west, ex-
cept SO in the mountains
Cloudy and cooler tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Winds northwest
diminishing tonight. Winds
north. 1920 miles per hour TO-
morrow. Visibility good. re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

the biological. physical, socia'
and behavioral sciences.
James B. Engles, 80, Italian
desk ofhcer. once of Western
European Affairs. State De.
partment. First-hand study ir
Western Europe Of the Socialist
International.
DR.. Karl r. JohannesSen, 40
chief meteorological consultant
and technical adviser to All
Weather Service. Air Force
Study at Chicago Of the appli-
cation Of numerical technique:
to weather forecasting.
DR.. Robert H. johnson. 80
secretary, special staff, Nation
al Security Council. Study In
Far East OF relative impact OF
Indian and Chinese influences
on Southeast Asia.
Employment Study
Stanley Lebergott, 80. analyst
once Of Statistical Standards
Bureau Of the Budget. Study in
this country Of the relation
ships between United States
employment patterns and eco
nomic and social shifts since
1900.
DR.. James r. McNesby, IS
senior research scientist, Free
Radicals Section. National Blu
reau Of Standards. Study In
England IN the field Of free
radical and free atom chem
istry.
william r. Mickelseen. "a
head. Special Problems Section
Propulsion Chemistry Division
Lewis Flight Propulsion Labora.
tory. Cleveland, National Ad.
visory Committee for Aeronau-
tics. Study in Europe Of ap-
plication Of statistical theory OF
turbulence to basic mechanisms
Of heat. mass and momentum
transfer.
Paul w. Rose, 46, director
United States Operations Mis-
sion to Nepal. International
Co operation Administration
Study for degree Of master OF
public affairs. Woodrow Wilson
School Of Public and Interna-
tional Affairs, Princeton.
DR.. Joseph E. Upson. ~, re-
search geologist, Geological
Survey. Interior Department
Study in Holland with Dutch
hydrologists Of m e thods OF
management of fresh-water re-
sources along coast.