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Evening star., 1958-02-03
WSTAS IN SCIENCE
By THOMAS R. HENRY
New Oxygen Source for Submarines

quently produce oxygen. They
convert : the carbon into
growth material and conse-
quently into food. Men eat
the food, breathe the oxygen.
and produce more carbon
dioxide for the plants to
breathe. It is almost like get
ting something for nothing.
except that energy must be
put into the system.
About a year ago the Office
Of Naval Research held a
conference on possibilities of
q "gas exchanger." which
was attended by several Of
the worlds foremost experts
in this field. When the pro-
posal was placed before them.
nearly all condemned it as
fantastically impracticable.
After two days Of discussion.
however, there was q COM
plete reversal Of opinion.
It is proposed to send
yeast cells, rather than a dog
or q man. into space on q
United States satellite.
The reason, explain scien-
fists Of the ONCE Of Naval
Research. is that more of
fundamental importance is to
be learned from them. Yeasts
are one-celled plants. The
cells are largely unspecial-
lied. A higher animal or
plant is multi-celled with
very great specialization Of
cells to serve various pur-
poses.
Advantage In Yeast
But most Of the effects on
any organism Of conditions
In space-such as great cold
or heat, cosmic radiation
ultraviolet radiation from
the sun-can be expected to
be on a cellular rather than
multi-cellular level. They
viii be about the same on
yeast cells as on dog cells or
human cells.
Yeast has one other great
advantage, the Navy scien-
fists say. Literally billions Of
yeast cells can be sent aloft
at one time. There prob
ably are individual differ.
ences among them, just as
among any organisms. But
these differences can be SUBJ
merged in statistical treat
ment of vast numbers.
Even with such organisms
as fruit flies varying re-
Sponses Of different insects
would be an important con-
sideration and with higher
animals they probably would
nullify any conclusions.
F u r t h ermo ore, the Navy
scientists point out, effects
on heredity will be imme-
diately apparent in the rap-
idly reproducing yeast cells.
Evening star., 1958-02-03

Templeton Jones always
gets q lot Of nice letters dur
ing the holidays. One said
his work "entranced" the
reader. Another said: "Ex-
perience has taught me it is
both profitable and wise to
follow in the footsteps Of
good and great men. And I
consider you good and great. "
Temp Jones says THANK
you" for these and many
other kind sentiments.
But as for himself, he al
ways takes his great men
with a grain Of salt.
Not that they are not great,
and maybe good. but also
they are human, despite
their stature.
LET us now talk about
great men," said a wise man
of old.
Jones says it is good to
think about them. yes. but
be cheered by their human
nity-and failures, too.
For instance, Temp recently
read that a certain great
one Of old advised his read
ers never to use cold water
on their heads.
He presumed that the man
meant on the face and neck,
as in washing the face.
Temp Jones differed at
once.
Finishing the morning
ablutions with cold water,
particularly over the face,
brow and the back of the
neck, is one of the best
tonics Of the day.
He can see no harm In it
at all. only good, so he per-
severes in his habit Of many
years, despite the injunctions
Of the famous one Of old.
Jones wonders just how
the fellow got such an idea.
Perhaps it was because in
his country, and a long time
ago (about TOO years. no
body had any of the woody
towels now called Turkish.
The Turks, Temp Jones
feels, should be given a ris-
ing vote Of thanks by all ma
tons for their invention of
the looped toweling.
Probably they didn't invent
1t, only made it practical,
with their great skill at weav-
ing.
Anyway, the Turkish towel
it is, and a wonderful prod
uct of the mind Of man 1t
Is. so common that its fine
ness is mostly overlooked.
4 \ \ 4
Walt Whitman, the poet,
spoke Of a great basket Of
fluffy white towels.
That is what he meant.
The modern daily bath,
Evening star., 1958-02-03

Toyland." Naughty MARI
eta" and 1.-THE Red Mill"
that Herbert is remembered.
@. What baby portrayed
the infant Moses in the 1856
motion picture, THE Ten
Commandments? c.
A. Producer Cecil B. De
Mile cast three-month-old
Fraser Clarke Heston as the
infant Moses. The baby's
father, Charlton Heston,
played the adult Moses. The
picture took two years to
film, in Hollywood. Egypt
and the Sinai Peninsula.
Evening star., 1958-02-03
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
By THE HASKIN SERVICE
reader mail
information
3 r potaR

@. Did Victor Herbert write
some serious operas as well
as his popular operettas?-
F. H.
A. Yes. the Irish-born
composer, who played in the
orchestra of the Metropol-
itan Opera after coming to
America in 1886, wrote two
operas which were well re-
ceived at the time. "Natoma"
was first heard in Philadel-
phia In 1911, and Made
leine" was performed at the
Metropolitan in 1914. How
ever. 1t Is as q composer Of
operettas such a. Babes I'm
Evening star., 1958-02-03

Approaches to the flying
farm" Of the future, at pres
ent being developed to sup
ply crews with oxygen during
very long atom-powered SUBJ
marine cruises, are described
by once Of Naval Research
scientists.
They have been postulated
as the ultimate answer to
problems of long flights
through airless space and
even human colonization Of
the moon-fields, however,
upon which the Navy has not
ventured.
An apparently practical
"photosynthetic gas ex-
changer" has been deviset
which will provide q con-
slant supply Of oxygen suf-
1icient for flve men. A pilot
model now is under con-
struction.
Calculations show, it was
explained. that q healthy
man needs about IS Hters Of
oxygen per hour. This can
be supplied by about 2.3 kilo-
grams Of green algae, chorel-
Ia. and It Is calculated that
q unit Of 800 cubic feet
would supply enough oxygen
for 100 men indefinitely.
New Organism Found
This. Of course. would be
q lot Of space on a space
ship and even on q subma-
rine but there is a possibility
that 1t may be greatly re-
duced with o new organism.
q bacterium, recently discov-
cred at the University Of
Texas.
The algae used in the
present experiments repro
duces once every "a hours,
the new organism once
every half hour.
The flying farm" Is an ap-
plication Of the phenomenol
Of photosynthesis, basic
process Of life on earth by
which sugars and starches
are built up by green plants
out Of carbon extracted from
the carbon dioxide Of the at
mosphere and hydrogen fror
water by means Of the energy
I Of sunlight acting through
chlorophyll, the green pig
ment in foliage. This, directly
or indirectly, is the source
Of all the food and all the
presently available fuel on
earth.
Plants, it was explained,
breathe carbon dioxide and
exhale oxygen. Animals, in
cluding man, do just the OPP
posite-inhale oxygen and
exhale carbon dioxide. The
algae, one-ceIled plants, use
in the present experiments
possess chlorophyll. carry out
photosynthesis, and conse-
Evening star., 1958-02-03
Birth of q Nation

4AAC Ma VA Va q AACW 11dbAOkle ullOCI
almost any conditions, Is an event of
potential significance in world history.
And so it is that creation of the United
Arab Republic through union of Egypt
and Syria is another milestone in the
emergence Of an overall Arab national
ism that has had growing impact on
international politics in recent years.
For 1t is In the grand design of an Arab
nationalist aspiration that the archi-
tectS Of this initial merger Of sovereign
ties hope to build eventually a single
political community, stretching from
the Atlantic shores Of North Africa to
the Persian Gulf. And while 1t is un-
likely that even the most dedicated of
them see fulfllment of this vision close
at hand it would be unrealistic to mini
mize the import Of their first success.
For the immediate future, the new
nation will have problems enough in
integrating the political, military and
economic interests of two lands sepa-
rated geographically by $50 miles. To
accomplish the political merger, the
master plan calls first for a popular
by the drafting of constitution, the
election" OF single parliament and Of
Egypt's President Nasser as first presi-
dent OF the new state, and the selection
OF single cabinet. Not yet disclosed,
incidentally, is the proposed solution of
an existing political difference in which
Egypt now operates under single party
system (the Communist Party is specif1-
cally outlawed) while Syria operates
under a multi-party system in which
Communist influence Is strong. There
will be single military establishment.
Economically, the exact pattern Of
the integration is even more dificult
to forecast or to assess. In many re-
Spects, both nations now are "have-not"
countries-short on most natural re-
sources and lacking in modern industry.
It may be significant, however, that
between their combined control of pipe
lines and the Suez Canal they have a
powerful finger on the movement of oil
from all other Middle East countries.
For the long-term future, specula-
ton centerS first of all on possible
AAAAPoNV Oh OO1Od1 d1lu ACUdIlOIl, QlT6CCly
adjoining the new state. A merger of
Syria and Jordan is an old dream in
Damascus and there even have been
fears in Amman that it would be at
tempted by force. Western support of
Jordan makes the latter danger unlikely,
but political pressure for such develop
ment almost surely will increase. Geo.
graphically, accession of Jordan to the
new state would end the territorial
separation. Similarly, accession of Leb-
anon-also oriented toward the West
would give the new state an East Medi-
terranean coast and port facilities.
Meanwhile, the tiny kingdom of Yemen,
which has trade and aid pacts with both
Soviet Russia and Red China, is re-
ported ready to associate itself on some
basis with the Arab Republic.
Only time will provide answers to
the questions raised for the new state
and its neighbors. But the answers
themselves will be of interest and i'm
portance to more than the countries
Immediately involved.
Evening star., 1958-02-03
Mrs. L. F. Herfurth

The crime problem is in
our judiciary, where so many
known criminals are freed on
technicalities that police1now
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ENGINEER

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Must have Administrative
Ability, n. and D.. Bids and
Proposal. Supervision Of
Quality Control and Pro-
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Experience IN this Field,
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group hospltaliza ton. sal-
AIRY open. All replies Conn
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VILE. - aNp cnooks. AissI
JANIS ". QUIG0Lk, Attorney.
az s a.asss ns.,dies.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia
$500. Administfasicn.@ 4
70 Give Notice; That the sub
eeriber, Of the state Of Pennsyl-
ya1ia has obtained from the Pro.
bate Court Of the District Of Col
umbia. Letters Testamentary on
the estate Of HARRY CLINTON
RAMSEY. also known as Harry
c. Ramsey. late Ct the District oil
Columbia. deceased An personl
having claims AGAINST the de-
ceased are hereby warned TO ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authentic atec. L
the subscriber, on or before ths
Sth day Of July. A. D. 1888
otherwise they may By Law Be ex.
eluded from oil benefit 81 said
estate. Given under my hand this
pth day OF January, f95S. HARRY
BOHLIN RAMSEY. ace South Arch
Street. Allentown. Pa, seal
Attest: FRANK :. BURKART
Deputy Resister Of wins for ths
District Of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court ia t3. .sO..T.
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WARREN CRAVEN. AttesnsY
Internal Revenue Bsildins

W81MlMHAUua -. Y.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for The District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court NO. o4157.
Administration This Is 20 Give
Notiee. That the subscriber. Of
the state Of MARYLAND. has %.
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia. Letters
Of ADMINISTRATION on the estate
Of pk1lA l. CRAVEN. late Of the
District of Columbia. deceased.
All psrsons haVina CLAIMS AGalnst
the deceased are hereby Narned
10 exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authen-
heated. 70 the subscriber. on o.
before the Sth day Of July. AID
1858. otherwise they may b. Law
BE- excluded from All benefit Of
ssid estate. Given under nv hand
WARREN CRAVEN. 44T: Leland
Street. Chevy Chase rs, Mary
, I, nd, i6eSll Attest THEODORE
cO0SWEII, Registeg OF Wills fer
the District Of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court.
tai3.sn.7
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GARDINER. WREN . GARDNRR.
eas ws sssss1i' halla.et

Une Westward bnlldinE
Piled January 10, 1898
Harry n Hull Clerk
UNITED STATES nie'fRlcT COURT
70. !hs District n Columbia.
sIah ID n. scAfarRiEAsL N wR hiia'h-
81 al, Dsiendanf.--No. CA 9afS.
bT,--The object Of this sMit Is TO
establish Of record BY adverse pos-
session the title OF the plaintiff IN
and 10 Lot Twenty-one l2ii tn
Square Six Hundred and FoEty-one
GAP, desiened On the records Of
the Assessor q ne District q Gu
os Rel sni as ssa n RS ausss "a. 4
IN two parcels. a. more fully de-
ton Of the plaintiff. L - this ldth
that the defendant CATHERINE ".
WALSH cause her appearance To-
criesh da nss ~xciu 81 q ps sands sss
and leeal holidays, oeenrrinn after
the day of the nrst publication 81
will De proceeded with Is In case
q default. Provided. q COPY Of
week for three sgccesslve weeks m
The WashinGlon kveninr Star be-
fore said day. te.l noLtTHAI
test; HARRY *. HULA. clerk, Nv
pkAN MILLER Deputy cisFk.
DENNI9 COLLINS, AiisFnsys.
toi 1horehaD UIlN.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ma rsoeess Csnrs Estate 81
LlN no hA a w o'HARA, psesased.
sssn MADE Sss.Rne sar SnoS sss'e q
said dsssasea and nd tc sf'i issssss 81 81
GENERALIZATION eta. On lald
4 Is ordered this I7th day 81
January. AID. 1858, that Jerry
AAley cetherine hAlsy, susan
sadsf jane ssss a 1ass .S Sse 81 a, Ss
concerned. appear 10 said conrl
on Monday. the aath day Of Fe6.
gunry. AID. .loAS. ct 1000 O,elock
AN. TO show cause why such
application should not be Grnnted.
Let notice. hereof Be puhlished In
the Mashlneton Law Reporter"
and The Evening star once IN
each Of three successive weeks
s1S A@N.h w. usletn tAen-
not less than thirty days before
honorable BoLfTHA j. LAWS.
Chief JudGe Of said Court. this
l1th day Of January, AID. 1898.
taeAll Attest: PRANK ]. bURK.
AkT. Deputy Reglster Of wills for
he Prosats Court. isso.Ss-ies
VILE. Isx a .s.e c noe. s A's's.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
Ing Probate Court.--No. 0440a.
Administration This Is 70 Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the
pistrics Of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of
RREDRIc 4. GODFREY. late Of
the Distriet Of Columbia. deceased.
Al persons haVing claims against
he deceased are hereby warned 10 |
exhibit the same. with the vo1eh.
era thereof. legally uthentieated.
6th day Of July, AID. 1855; other.
wise they may ~ nw D. excluded
from oil benefit Of said estate.
Given under ny hand this Stn
day Of January. 1855. DORIS A. |
GODFREY. 50 W Sc. NV. tSeal /
Attest. THEODORE cOCSWELls |
Reeister Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. tal3.e0.eT
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CRAFTSMAN

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PAUL : .yEATMAN., A,,sra.yl

PAUL 4 YEATMAN, Atterneys.
United STATES bIsTkicT COURT
for the District o. Columbia,
p4tli, Administration. This II
10 Give Notice. That the sub
hla, has obtained from the Pro-
bate Court Of the District Of
Columbia Letters Parliamentary
On the estate o. veronica Louise
kocea,. late. Of the District OF
Columbia. deceased. Az peIsonss
sr . H,rs claims ..s ssn e e ess issas S
same with the vouchers thereof,
leaally authenticated, 10 the subs
serlheP. on or before the 1Ath day
Of July. AID, 1855 otherwise they
NAV ~ law be excluded from al
henelit q said estate. Given under
vary, 1888, RAYMOND & RoccA,
Attest: PRANK J nuRKART,
Deputy Register Of Wills foF
the District 81 Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court
lkuLEN AND OOIDSnOnOUOu,
Attorneys. 5000 X street nv.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
tor the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court NO. Nlesi,
Administration This Is TO Give
Notice That the subscriber. Of
tie District Of Columbia. has Oh.
tanned from the Probate Court o.
the District u Columbia. Letters
q AdminlstTatiQn on the estate
q, WILLIAM PttIKQkR. late 81
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally authen-
ticated. 10 the subscriber, on OF
before the 9TH day o. July. AID.
1895; otherwise they may By Law
he excluded from all benefit %
said estate. Given under my hand
BkRTHA PFLIEuER. lsi7 VET.
THEopoRR coosWEii. Resisser
Of wills for the District 81 Column
bia, CLERK 81 the Probate Court.
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UNITED sTITEs pIeTRIcT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold'
inc Probate Court NO n45!h
Naturalization This II 10 DIV,
Notice. That the subscribers %
isinsd from ire Probate Court 81
the District N Columbie. letter.
81 J isSir'i'i4l2EnR s Fl ss ,s s.' q
the District OF Columbia. de.
aaainst the deceased are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof, legally au.
ihentieatsd. 20 the subscribers
on. or before the ltth DAY d
NAV b. law Be excluded from I'll
bsnefit Of sac estate Given uI .;
Ss ,sI:Sss, H..ss sl F ofxoF S9sr 9
pQsLEI $3.50 Allentown .i Roac
MsLyland. lsesl Attett FRANii
= HURkART, Deputy Reeister oi
wills for the District Of Columbia,
jaso.37.iss 'O'e
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Branch once Of large insurance
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Z. WILLIAM TUREY, Attorney.
Gea Southern BHildIng.
Waahington. d. e.

NNLIntH - ~ -
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District Of Columbia, Hold
inc Probate Court.-No. a4454
Administration. This II 70 DIV.
Notice. That the subscriber, OF
the state OF virginia has ob:
tanned from the Probate Court
az the District Of. Columbia. An.
ciIlary Letters Testamentary on
the estate Of PAUL y Eookks
late n the state Of virginia; de.
ceased. An persons having claim.
seainst the deceased are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof: lesslly ~.
thentieatsd. 20 the subscriber, %
or before the 18Th day Of July
ED. 1858: etherviss th,y mss
:, s s.s =! A i:'iI; S'',S ~:
Jr,. Tyler plds, AIlinstcn Tew, n,
test: PRANK BuRKARI, Dep.
utv Resistef Of wills for the DIS.
triet ~ Columbia. Cisrk o. M
Prnhats Court. ia20. 2T-feJ
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Wspt." 1889. Betty Grobls.
IT, Married Joon. Comedy.
9-As The World Turns. Seriol.
200
4-Truth or Consequence.
Bob eorker. host
Tour Miss Brooks. Comedy.
Eve Arden stars,
Skinny Deem Show. Variety.
Guests: Evelyn Knight. Johnny
Desmond.
2:3o
4-Hsssis Bessis. Color.
Fred Robbins, m. c.
7-My Little MoFgie. Comedy.
9-House Party. Voriety.
A. LInkletter. host.
500
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potTtcto 6enoN 6toFs
S-Douslos FoiFbonks Presents.
7-AmeFieon Bondstond.
Dick cIork, host.
9-The Big Peyoff. Quiz.
$50
4-Eron These Roots. Dromo.
S-GVendpe's Place. Kids
7-Who Do You Trust9 Quiz.
Johnny Ccrson. host.
9-Ths Verdict IL Yours. Triol.
400
%-Qussn for . Dey. Giveowoy.
% Min. Jock BciIey, m. c.
5-Piek Temple. Kids,
7-AmeFieon Bondsfond.
! Hous. Dick Clark, m. c.
9-Ths Brighter Doy. Seriol.
4:lS
9-The Secret Storm. Serial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-28
FRIDAY

500
4-Susie. Comedy.
5-Milt Grant Show.
IA Hours. Tsen-ocsrs' dance
party. ST. Bernodette's Teen Club
visits.
Ito Be Announced.
9-The EorIy Show. Movie.
Ia Hours. "Personol Affoir."
1854. Gene Tlerney, Leo Gem.
$3.50
4-BurRs and Allen. Comedy.
7-Miekey Mouse Club. Kids.