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AUToM0TIVE MISC.
UTOMOTTyE EoUIPMENT

AUToMOTIvE EQUIPMENT -
Stewart Warner wheel balancer;
1 Weaver wheel aligner; l John
Bean headlight adjuster; 10 bar
rel pumps; Foster Bit dry-ice
blower; / brake-shoe liner and
grinder; l stump pump; portable
car washers; 1 engine overhaul
stand. No reasonable offers re-
fused. Some items need minor
repair. 17l0 18th st. ne.
AUTOMATIC TRANS, ANY TYPE
completely rebuilt, S45 plus parts
BRING EN- IN-we'll GUARAN.
TEE WHAT WE Dol TRANSMITS.
SION SALES CO., 1922 14th NV
AUTO PARTS for sale, American
opp. Hillside Drive-In Theater.
CHEVY 1901 IL. short block as
sembly. complete with cam anc
timing chain. 5000 mi. $50. Cal
after 8 pm. 524-9391.
CHEVY gNGNE, 34s-cu.-in.. bored
stroked and balanced. Triple
earb.. Nascar distrib.. Isky filters
compl. rebuilt. Never run. $3.50
Also Isky 30O-r.p.m cam and solid
filters. Also 4-bArrel earb. anc
manifold for 2S3 Chevy 500
735-1510.
NEW CHEVROLET 3:38 differen'
tial. ring, pinion and case. Cal
439-bl94.
PONTIAC '5e-'o3, 3.e0xl, rearent
gears with safety track unit, ex
eel. cond.. $50, EN-. 6-1g6S.
TIRES AND WHEELS, s.2Ox1b
u. s. Royal white-walls like new
S25 each. FL. 4-703S weekday
after 0 pm.
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MOTORS, INC.
WORLDS FRIENDLIEST
IkfpERTAI-CHRYeLER

lMPEHIAL-CHHI6L
pLYMoUTH-VALIANT DEALER
1916 King ST. Alexandria' Va.
New. XII. e-O6e7 Used. XII 0.12l6i
BUICK $50 Cent. Cdr. hdtp. =,
and h., auto. trans excel. cond.
s37B Or best offer. OR. 4-73S3.
(weekdays after Q PM.
BUICK '52 Special 4-dF.. auto,
soud sns sll D. c siFS 10. E SSsss. nnlnH
BUICK '67 RoadmAster 4-dr. hdtp..
4 and fR Tind n clssn ' 500 iU,' CO. s-sssS.,
BUICK, '58 4-dr. hdtp, v-s. auto,
p,s, and b., Wv. tires, 7. and
g., excel. cond. S376. no. 1880.
Ask for Mr.. sTEVENsON, Ord fir.
BUICK '55 convert. white Century.
dynafloW, excel. Wv, tires, p.h.,
pS., radio, heater. Orig. owner,
s SssG AZ. iai ar' os Sl4Os ssAs -l'e' t.'
BUICK 1873 Riviera. maroon. his
every extra including factory an,
fun factory warranty. save over
oREN EVERY EVENING TnsPM.
Suburban dillac-OldS
7O2O Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. 6-7700
BUICK '6s Special cow, one owner.
garage kept, very clean, every
q saiS Ssst n oii. as u. LABS. silso
BUICK 'o2 skyiark convert. fact.
afr eond.. p.B.. auto. trana., poti-
traction. many other aceessogiss.
795. OWNER b67-1737.
BUICK 80 Invleta cow. .. add
h., p. O.. D. b., S1.4e5. JAM AUTO
SALES, IAN and Pa. ava ss'
BUIcK 'o2 Special sta. weg., va.
$500. WI. 2-I03e.
= BUICK 'B0
Good Tires, Must sell. s2so
-, AP. 7-O60S
BUICK 1872 Electra ''226" sedan
haTdtop with ali, eIse. Windows
and seat, white, $1,000.
| lCapitol Cadillac-O Odds Co.
1850 22nd 81. NV. rE. 7-20e0
BUICK 1860 Eleetra. compi. power
and cleo. accessories, 7. and y,
MI. ei iSSss: coma S-T II. s.sss6oS's
BUICK 'S7 2-dr Nc; Pail prize,
SoRkER. Zoo I z. NV. 4S$s
BUICK 80 cow. auto. trans.t u.
and h.. power steering and brakes.
Wv. tires, Ike new, $500,
FAYETTEVILLE BUICK
1929 Baltic. Ave, Hyatts. Ap. 10000
BUICK $50 convertible. sbob. in
excellent condition. new TOP and
paint Job, 4 new car couldn't rim
better. fully equipped, apqlless
throuRhout. only $40 dn.. 1895
HSrcsns IN Coz so0s ist sT'e wn.O nEi SI.a
BUICK ,5s Limited 4-door hard
sop, iull power. sveTy extra. spet-
ing orig. interior, like new, S0Db,
THACKER MOTORS
18th and n. !. Ave. NE. IA. e-il0O
buick ,bs Special e-drs 1 owner.
s Send 500. 81. in e.sOos' m.'ui.''
BUICK % station. vaeon l-df..
300. ca car H&So. S. snIS sna hester
BUICK 'o2 dsme,,, .ss much I'd
BUICK, $50 i q, n,a,, ~. e-Q2o7,
'lBUfCk-You can get 4 better used
ssf As ssdTEwARr BUICK NC
BUICK 'bb coupe. 80 600 nj. 1
ownsr $3.50, FLOOD PONTIAC.
1921 Conn.
CADILLAC 'df hardtop sedan, face
tori air, electric windows, seat.
siego. spotleas condition, only
Open Every xvsnIns tn 0 PM.
Suburban Cadillac lds
7020 Arl. I'd. Bethesda OF. e.77OO
CADILLAC $50 2-dr, hdtp,. ps.
pe, good eond. sS2b. sol -sP.
tcOnlinusd on Neat PSssJ
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AVIATION


nLLN1CnANA
Demonstration Sale, Big Savingl
NATIONAL AVIATION CORR,
81 eALEss .7sSS AND s sEES1S1
BONANZA c-35, $50 sMoH, Marco
MK-II. ADF-12D. new M" type
paint, M" wing tips, rot. ben.
aux. tanks. like new airplane
$4,000. MARYLAND AIRMoTIVE
SALES, so. l-0lOl.
BRANTLY BARGAIN, excel. '62 BE-
demo, new model B-2A now on
3-wk. delivery SEIZED. TRANSAlH
HELICoPTERs, OF. 4-s06S.
CESSNA 1857 "l72." 20 hour
sMOH, MK-II. Lear ADJ, Marco
LFR, full panel, paint and In
terror excellent. S6,450. MARY
LAND AIRMoTIvE SALES. so. l.
0101.
CESSNA 1887 "Is2," 73O TT sincI
new. superhomer, ADF-12E, Rot
bcn., full panel. wheel fairings
interior and paint like new, ST.,
450. MARYLAND AIRMoT1vE
SALES, So l-0lOl
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TRAILERs
AIRSTREAMS


AIRsTREAMs AIRsTREAAls
Kirby Travel Trailer, Inc
$500 jefferson Davis Hwy
Arlington 2, Va. 684-zl2C
Open 10 am. TO 9 pm. Weekday
Sunday 1880 70 8 pm.
ANDERSON MOBILE HOME 1859
10x50 It,. 3 bedrms.. completely
furnished, set-up on lot. Owner
viii finance. $500 down, Balanc.
IKE rent. Call 7o3-7e6-os4'
APACHE CAMPING TRAILERs :
Plan that summer vacation BY re,
serving your new Apache now. Al
models on display. APAC II
CAMPING CENTER. 10000 Metro
politan ave. Kensington, Nd. Foi
rental information call e4g-lb25
MOBILE HOMES, Va, Ro. s.
i400; Nd, RA. o-2b3l.
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IMPoRT--sPoRTs

0LKSWAGEN '63 sedans and sun
, y roofs: Ipmsd. delivery, I, choies
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TRAVEL TRAILER KING
Has Shasta, serro scotty, Layton
Yellowstone. Ayalair, Allied enc
tTaiiefs. S7eb 0 IN; low I az SeS
down. Local bank financing.
ALLIED TRAILERS
SALES AND RENTALS
s.. 30l, Brandyyine. Nd.
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MONEY TO LOAN
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED


WILL BUY MARYLAND
End Mortg. or End Trust Notes
JU. 5-2s44 JU. b-0672
2ND TRUSTS WANTED, d. c., Md
or Va. Immed. cash. Call anytime.
JOHN L. SHELTON, 10. $4,000.
End TRUST NOTES WANTED-Top
prices paid. Immediate service,
Mr.. JEFFERYS, Ma. S-0362.
End TRUST PAY Up TO s0fs
M TFS. sa7s.f hns ri cAf s.f74 !. FAi.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

Bus, unprecedented: 8 hunks
gas stove, refgr., heater, sink, wa.
ter tank, new paint, good motor
etc. Sac. $3.50. RE. 6-730s.
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FORKE BROTHERs
THE AUcTToNEERs

321 Sharp Bldg. PHI. 432-1046
small trenching ma
chine owners. A revolutionary new
tooth and holder can make you
money and save time; Contact
4 SALES. R, SCI To9 g w EEEPAh AND ~
Falls Church. Va. LE. 2-hR0n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

SIMULATED LOO CABIN, liv. rm.
wlfirepl., bedrm., kit. bath, Ice.
ialousied porch. hot water base
board heat, rm. for expansion,
40 lots. must be seen. SlO,5OO.
3 BEDROOM HOME on lgs. fenced
lot liy; rm.' kit. bath huge porch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

MERCEDES 80 "i9OsL," blue con
vertible, excellent condition. sacri.
II fire s.. R7h. 40. h-IA63.
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ImpoRT-spoRrs

Imperial-C hrysler -Plymouth-simca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
SUNBEAM ALPINE 1872, red, 10
months old. wire wheels and over
drive, showrm. cond., $500. ell
069l after pm.
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FLYING CLUE

FLYING CLUB
Three openings, late mod. planes.
ia. 2-l567 Sun. wkdys. Def Q am,
NEW HANGARs and tie-doWns
available at Hyde Field, Clinton,
Md. We have newly paved rum
ways and tAxiways. CY. 7-s840.
PIPER TRI-PACER, 200 hours,
S.MO.H.. recovered '62, re-lieensed
Feb. Alum. inter. landing lights,
full panel, dual omnis. 624-653s,
PRIVATE PILOTS-share OF fully
equip. '6l Commanche, Low cost.
luxury flying SP. 3-ll4s.
60 CESSNA IT, FP-vHT 3-omni-
ADF-300 MOH-120O TT. immae.,
$3.50. Cons. trade for trust deeds
or late model car. b34-l7S2.
Call 703-36s-6b00 Sunday.
90 CESSNA, IT, FP-VHT 3-omni.
ADF-300 MOH-12O0TT. Immacu.
late, $3.50. Consider trade fol
trust deeds or late model car
b34-l7Se. Call 703-38s-6b00 Bun
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AUTOS and TRUCKS WAMIsU
IMPORT-sPoRTs

ABARTH 1850" 1861 Fiat. excel,
or wrecked. Best offer. SO. 6-6272.
ANGLIA '57 2-dr, white. good cond.
Best Offer sS Can Be seen At &c oradys
thesda. OIL. $4,000, Contact Mr..
Tam n0Ufa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

1862 MODEL-2 bedrms., excel
lent condition. Call 440-6260 fol
further information.
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UNITED AUTO SALES

VOLvO go green 2-dr.. Pv-544.
very good cond.. T. and h.. Wv.
and snow tires. Call 63s-1736.
VOLvO 81 122 8 4-dr. sed.. :.
best otter. IN. 2-6542.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

wv $50 sed., $4,000 MI. excel.
s Ss,s oi AM-E m 55::;ss b pvt owner
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OUT.0F.T0WN REAL EST.

HANGING ROCK, W. VA. - 304
acres u. s. Rte. 500, 30 mi. west
OF Winchester. Va, ! mi. OF Rte
SO on paved I'd, 10-rm. frame
house, furnace, barn, outbuildings
so a. timber, IS q. pasture ~ q
farming land, river bottom, ~ q
woodland. Excellent for farming
hunting and fishing. Phone 267'
1891, PAUL STOTLER' Martins
burg, W Va.
NEWPORT, RHODE IsLAND--Na.
val personnel. 3-bedrm. home WITH
rec, rm. Mr.. high school and
naval base. a49-7234.
NEW LOG CABINS and cabin sites
located In the mountains, water
and cleo. avail. In the. Fl. Richie
Caledonia area. Hunting, fishing
and golf course within 3 70 ~
min. drive. Call or write TIM
BERLANE DEVELOPMENT CO.
Box "a, Cashtown, Pa, phone
Gettysburg 334-3SsS.
NEW LOG CABINS and cabin sites
located in the mountains, water
and elec. avail. In the. TT. Richie
Caledonia area. Hunting. fishing
and golf course within 10 70 20
min. drive. Call or write TIM
BERLANE DEVELOPMENT Co,
Box "a, Cashtown, Pa, phone
nattvehur0 aQA-l9aa
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Have 70 s Sc p 1 Agp5ssIss.'. $500

CALL 772-3552 e. >
BUICK 80 Electra ''226" 4.doof
hardtop, auto. trans 7. and h.,
power steering and brakes, power
windows and seat faetory air
'O1u'i EVANSVILLE BUICK
$3.50 BALTIC. Ave, Hyatts. AP. 10000
BUICK 1911 Lesabre wagon. fully
equip, incl. factory air condition.
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BUICK '59 lie sabre 2-door hard
top. auto. trans. I. and h.. power
steering and brakes, WV. tires,
Sl,39b.
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bs2s Bal ito Ave- 1Isl HTats I AZ. 7-aooo
BUICK '5s Super 4-dr. hardtop.
$4,000 actual MI. top eonds 1
owner, SSg5. 532-0035,
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GARAGES
MACHINERY AND EQUIP.

AIR COMPRESSOR, truck mounted
with 1 breaker and all attach
ments. Perfect condition. S1,79b
Ma. S-6SS6, OF. 4-7300.
AIR COMPRESSOR. Drummer,
h.p. S2b5, power hack saw. Sears
SIS. Utii. trailer 4x7 metal. hid,
tarp, racks and hitch S145, large
Sears walking tractor b.76 hip.
like new, pillow, disc, cult. 47-in
rot. mower, doEer blade, S326
JU. o-663S.
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V0LKSWAGEN SEDAN 1872. gray.
good tires, transistor European
radio, one owner, excel. mech.
cond.. 1,500. 202-1096 Sun. S-5.
V0LKsWAGEN 1852 sedan, va.
tires, radio. excel cond.s 1880
ewes. 301-464-006B, Days WO.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABBOTT LOAN SERVICE - Cash
fast, no delays, End trust loans.
Money for any purpose, ID. C., Nd,
Va. Day or ewes. UN. 4-92S6.
ABSOLUTE TOP cash for End trusts.
No applications or red tape. Va,
Nd, d. c. Day, eve. VIII. 6-6l62.
ACTION IN "a HRS.
2ND TRUSTS-ANY AMOUNT
PAYMENTS TO SUIT
YOUR INCOME
REASONABLE RATES
GIBRALTAR MGT. CO. b25-e300
ACTION IN "a HOURS - Any
amount. You can't beat our rates.
GIBRALTAR MOT. CO. 626-9366
BANK RATEs-1st and End trusts
Instant cash. VIII also finance or
buy real estate in distress or I'M
usual situation. Anything. Anyone.
EQUITY INVEST. CORP. Elk. 3-l2l6
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS By
2nd trust, AMERICAN MORT
GAGE a. INVESTMENT CO., $40
Southern Bldg. MA. S-3331. I'M
mediate services. 10 70 $3.50 pm.
IMMEDIATE CASH-LOW RATES
2nd and 3rd TRUST LOANS
METRO REALTY CO. Elk. 3-7744
MONEY end TRUSTING will buy
2nd trust notes. d. c.. nearby Nd.
or Va Reas. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE a. INVEST CORP.
1912 N, Y. ave. NV, Ma. S-6S33.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE--lst
and 2nd trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO., INC. IA. 7-bS00.
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tires very clean, one owner. ga
RACED, 1,095. RE. 6-se3b.
VOLKsWAGEN 49, sedan, Z. and
h. tUrai,, perftsseato ecnd. OWNER
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VACATION PLACES
SUMNER CAM PS
FLORIDA PROPERTY

DEL RAY BEACH-Trade new q
bath home, mr.. beach. golf, fish.
ing inland lakes, for equivalent
value In Va. CIR. 3-25lS.
FOR SALE-Lot SOxl3O, Lakewood
PARK Estates, Fl. Pierce, $3.50
cash, assume S12 mo; pymts on
bal. OF S257.S2. Call 773-S64S.
POMPANO BEACH-Attrac 4 bed
rms. 9 baths. Trade for Nd. or
va. property. AGENT. 534-37s3:
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA '61. low mileage. Priced
low. Also 'b7 De Soto, new trans,
radio. DU. 6-S167.
ANTIQUE DODGE ~, restored, Rx-
ira parts. $3.50. 5S9-57Q6. y.
ANTIQUE FORD. MODEL a, 1880
inspection. Can 703--437- 1439,
BANTAM ROADSTER 1887, 500
or best offer. Call after 8, HA.
2-6312. -
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CHEVROLET 100 Teton canopy top
good oond. For plumber, elect. OF
hpekster; $500 act. miles. s27b
The chronicle., 1963-12-18
Christmas Seal
Campaign Slow

Although Jackson County is
still short of its 1868 Christmas
Seal Campaign goal, the COM
mittee conducting the campaign
is hopeful that contributions will
increase this week, according to
Mrs. J. N. Lockard, chairman.
Many recent contributions
have been accompanied by brief
letters of explanation. For ex-
ample, one donor wrote, Il re-
greet this delay, but l am con-
soled by the fact that your as
ISOLATION works the year round,
not just during the Christmas
season."
Delayed returns, with or
without explanation" are still
needed Mrs. Lockard stressed.
"We wish to repeat that it is
not too late for any county resi-
dent to acknowledge his Christ
mas Seal letter. AS a matter
of fact, we are counting on
those late returns to meet our
goal. The 1864 tuberculosis con-
troll activities of the Jackson
County tuberculosis Association
require a generous reponSe from
all citizens.
Our campaign for funds is
conducted during the Christ
mas season, but the work Of
the association is not limited to
one season. Our tuberculosis
control activities are carried on
II months of the year." Mrs.
Lockard continued.
eff you have not answered
your 1868 Christmas Seal letter,
please send your contribution to
Jackson County tuberculosis AS
sociation, in care of Mrs. John
Cole, treasurer, 8O4 Beach Blvd
Pascagoula," she said.
The chronicle., 1963-12-18

WASHINGTON CUPID - The
space experts say only atomic
power can put men on Mars.
If that is the case, the first
manned expedition to search for
life on the Red Planet appears
to be at least 20 years away.
Some years ago officials of the
Atomic Energy Commission and
the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration (NASA)
were hoping a nuclear rocket
would be ready for testing in
1865.
Now they talk Of 1870 or 1872
as the first flight test date-and
they concede this is an optimis-
tic forecast. Even if this SEIZED
ule is met, Spaceworthy A-pow-
cred rockets won't be ready for
deep space missions before the
197S-1983 period, the experts
say.
AS Of last June 80 the Acc
and NASA had spent $3.50 mil
lion on Project Rover, the joint
enterprise to develop an atom
powered rocket for exploration
of the solar system beyond the
moon.
Through the current fiscal
year, which started July l, Ro-
yer spending is expected to add
I'D to $647.4 million.
Could Reach 50 Billion
BY the time the first nuclear
rocket has proved itself in
flight, the cost may reach 81
billion, approximately what it
took to develop the first atomic
bomb.
BY that time, with luck, the
first Americans will have land
ed on the moon and returned
with samples. They will have
made the round trip on chemi-
cal rocket power.
The chronicle., 1963-12-18
State Welfare
Official Blasts
At Left Wingers

LAUREL, Miss. CUPID - A
Mississippi official accused the
Communists Tuesday of trying
to blame President Kennedy's
death on the fright wing ex-
tremists" but added nothing
could be further from the truth.
by no stretch of the imagin-
alton can the horrible crime
Just committed be blamed on
the right wing extremists, as
they are called by the press,
though that is obviously the
plan," said State Welfare Com
missioner Fred Ross.
He said assassination was a
favorite method employed by
the C munists mot only
against their enemies but peo-
pie who by dying may help
their cause through propagan-
da."
"The cause of the liberals of
this nation was furthered more
by John F. Kennedy's death
than it could have been had he
lived to campaign in 1864. The
people were waking up, and the
Communists knew this" Ross
said.
Ross blasted the coverage of
the assassination by national
televiSion networks in a speech
prepared for delivery at a civic
club meeting here. He said ma
tional TV newsmen used the
Presidents death ito tell us
what we will do and what our
political philosophy must be-"
The chronicle., 1963-12-18

operate reliably at extremes
ranging from about 430 degrees
below zero-the temperature of
the liquid hydrogen propellant-
to 5000 degrees above zero, the
temperature of the reactor fuel
core.
1t must be able to make this
transition in a matter Of sec
onds, shut down for a brief
coasting period, and then start
up again in the near vacuum Of
space.
The designers expect to test
40 to SO flightless reactors be-
fore they are ready to build an
The chronicle., 1963-12-18

Old atomic hands In Congress
hope the project won't run out
of steam before it achieves re-
suits. They recall the old pro-
gram to develop nuclear en-
gines for aircraft which theor-
etically would be able to fly
hundreds Of times around the
earth without refuelling.
By the time the nuclear air.
craft engine was chopped off in
1861, it had cost the taxpayers
81 billion. There still is no such
thing as an atom-powered air.
plane. The way things look now
there never will be.
The chronicle., 1963-12-18

actual rocket engine. So far
they have ground-tested six re-
actors.
If they have run into trouble
already, they expect more trou-
BILE in the future. But they in
tend to keep plugging, because
the long future Of space explor-
alton depends on their success.
AS of July /, 1868, some 700
persons, exclusive Of construc-
ton workers, were employed at
the Nevada nuclear rocket test
grounds. BY Jan. 1, 1867, this
is expected to grow to
200.
The chronicle., 1963-12-18
MAN and SPACE

Chemical energy is good
enough for moon trips. But for
flights as far as Mars and back,
engineers want the Enthusiastically
greater power provided by the
splitting atom.
If the rockets were ready,
1878 would be a good year-for
astronomical reasons-to try for
Mars. Other less favorable op-
portunities will present them
The chronicle., 1963-12-18
THE CHRONICLE. PAscAGou1A AND MOSS POINT. MISSISSIPPI

CINE in Nevada last November
some strange things happened
that the designers had not an
ticipated.
The reactor core, as a result
of unexpected vibrations, began
to break up and spit out parts
Of itself in a short-lived exhibit
ton Of fancy fireworks.
AS a result, the whole bust
ness had to be redesigned, and
it may be 1865 or early 1866 be-
fore further ground testing of a
rocket reactor can be undertake
en-.
After that viii come the long
The chronicle., 1963-12-18
selves in 1875 and 1881.

selves in 1875 and 1881.
But the chances Of having MI.
clear rockets at their disposal
in the next is to 20 years are
so uncertain that the space
planners are now resigned to
putting off manned trips to
Mars until after 1881.
Until Nov. 30, 1862, the nu-
clear rocket people were conf
dent that they could fly a test
model, if not by 1865, at least
by 1866 or 1867.
Get Strange Results
But in a test of a flightless
version Of the atomic rocket en-
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and difficult task Of putting the
hardware together for a flight
test in 1870 or 1872. It will take
nearly a decade longer to per-
feet man-carrying atomic rock
cts.
People familiar with other
fields Of atomic research and
development are not surprised
that Rover has run into trouble.
The atom is by nature mean
and dangerous.
Faces Intense Extremes
In the case of the nuclear
rocket, the engineers are de-
manding something that can
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about 35 years OF drinking
and as years Of smoking. I
quit both Of them about two
months ago. How long will
1t take to get all the poison
out Of my system?-Mr. Y.
THE NICOTINE and liquor
are long gone, Incidentally.
what is the secret OF your
ability to apply the brakes
and come to a sudden halt2
Readers who have a hard
time with these habits would
like to know.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: My
husband is o wonderful man.
He is a wonderful husband,
father and grandfather. He
has high morals, is we'll edu-
Gated and understanding
about everything but his
drinking. I'm convinced he
is an alcoholic but he says
he needs no help because an
alcoholic must have a drink
every day, which he doesn't.
He even hides liquor in his
room or In the car, thinking
I won't know he Is drinking.
About twice a week he drinks
himself almost into q stupor.
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He has admitted that he
should never take the first
drink, but takes 1t anyway.
Needless to say, / worry so
much about him being in
volved in an accident and
about his health that I'm
about i'll myself. I admit I
am no longer happy with
him although l do love him,
when he is sober. How can
! help him2-Mrs. d.
I AM SORRY to say you
won't be able to help him
until he wants to help him
self, Cajoling, begging,
threatening: nothing helps
unless he develops the de-
sire to lick his illnesS-which
1t Is, Have him see your
doctor. See II he will agree
to join Alcoholics Anonymous.
II they can instill In him
the urge to overcome his
alcoholism - and you can
quote me. he is already q
chronic alcoholic (from what
you say - your wonderful
husband will deserve the ad-
jective you have used to
describe him. Good luck and
best wishes.
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ALBANY, N, Y. (AP). -
Mrs. William Boff and Mrs.
Matthew F. Dugan had a lot
to talk about when they
shared a room at the A. N.
Brady Hospital here.
Both gave birth to girls the
same morning and the two
mothers themselves share the
same birth date.
Each has one other child,
born in April, and they both
have castles" as part Of
their addresses. The Boffs
live at Knickerbocker Farm,
Castleton, and the Dugans
reside at IA Castle Court,
LoudonVille,