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By H. STUART MORRISON in that section refuses to carry the | Times Foreign Correspondent mail. You See, a postman is paid | MEXICO CITY, July 17.~There’s only 80 pesos ($16 U. 8.) a .month, | a haphazardness about’ things here, which is upsetting to! | shoes. North Americans, Back home milk on the doorstep|it he carries some mail and letters in the mail-box are careful not to walk too much and such mechanically performed serv-| wear out his shoes. We can do ices that one gives them hardly a| nothing” thought. It's different in Mexico City, particularly where mail is con-{ address card, transferring his mail| cerned. address from his home to his office. A letter may take three hours or Then he wrote himself a letter and | three days to go from one section addressed it. to his office, whjch was of the city to another. in another postman's district. An airmail letter sometimes Three weeks later the letter was travels trom Miami to Mexico City delivered at his home, faster than it moves from the Mexfco City airport to the downtown bostal service. postoffice. In the main postoffice, which is | One American recently com-|open 24 hours a day, long lines of | plained’ that he had not received | people stand for hours. The women any mail at his home in six weeks. | who sell stamps are slow. The postal cfficial shrugged his| Usually it takes three minutes to shoulders, asked what section of sell one stamp Some of. the women, town the American lived in, and| apparently, cannot read. explained: Mexicans, used to these things, has! are resigned to waiting half-an-

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Portable Facilities Will - Be outside the city limits of Indianap- | their report. olis was reported by deputy sher- “Next we called the medical cen- Gas on Stomach

Moved to Campus. | ffs last night. | ter’ and Coleman hospital but we b fo Deputies Garrett Berry and Rob- were told at both places that thers Times Special {ert Wright said they answered a were no doctors available LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 17—In call to a trailer cabin in the 5400 : further attempts to help relieve the higck, W. Washington st. where a pe we called several private shortage of classroom and living woman and her newly-born baby | PRYS cians. Sets of them would facilities at Puidie vivergiry 10| were badly in need of medical at- ie 10 .) ihe sal witlesh Beit portable units from the Indiana! tention. ordnance plant at Charlestown, and| They said- the baby was bn WOuld get paid.” the deputies said. (ENJOY EXTRA five units from the Bunker Hill | without medical assistance and that | “Finally, an interne at City hos- S— naval sir station will be moved to|during the process the husband |Plial volunteered to make the call CONVENIENCE: the campus at once and be ready dropped the infant while a melthe | °° his own responsibility. The] for use by September. pOr WOMAN - Was attending the Raoeher ui hany were taken to The 10 Charlestown structures, i mother. b which will be moved af university | “We called City hospital, but doc. | “This is the third time we have expense, will be placed in suitable tors there said they couldn't go out- | been ‘put on the spot’ like this in locations about the campus for lab-| ~~ | emergency medical oases in the

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Replace Infirmary One of the Bunker Hill structures| WASHINGTON, July 17 (U. P) {will be used to provide an 85-bed|_Marine veteran Earl McFarland | | infirmary and will be located im-|will go to the electric chair Friday | mediately north of. Cary hall. It|for the rape slaying of a Washing: | {will be served by the Cary hall! ton government girl kitchen. This will replace the pres- | Judge David A. Pine of district ent space used as the infirmaries| court erased McFarland's last | in two residences owned by the| chance for a stay of execution yes- | Ross-Ade foundation. These are terday when he rejected his attorthe former R. B. Wiley home and |ney's plea for a mental eXAmina|the former Alpha Xi Delta sorority | tion. McFarland was sentenced to die

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The neighbor read it carefully |tidal wave, but there might be," he | to Thor and soon he was astound- | said. “Now, if they set off two, ling the older folks around town they might make a great big wave | with a knowledge they did not pos-| “Of course, what is so dangerous | sess. {about atom bombs is the radioacThen Thor developed a means of tivity. That's really bad. Some- | demonstrating the action of atoms | | thing can happen to a person a by using marbles to simulate elec- | long time after the bomb goes off.” trons, neutrons and protons. With | Thor realizes that everything is no difficuity at all he says, “Now| composed of atoms, but he isn’t neutrons in their element” . . , and | worried about any chain reaction he drops a few marbles on a ring destroying the earth even though of others. He is demonstrating the the smashing is “like setting off a release of atomic energy. | whole string of firecrackers.” | ‘Thor places several marbles side His big problem right now is | by side to form a circle. These are whether or not an atom bomb can | electrons, he says. They are called | destroy an air raid shelter. electrons because they contain elec-| Otherwise he is more concerned Within the circle he places with a new air rifle and his Dad's |

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been called upon to explain the! The interior of the residence of scientific wonder to all six grades Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball, 3201 in his school. Mars Hill st., was destroyed by fire “It was a lot of fun and not a bit !last night while members of the hard. - Each talk only took 10 to 15 family were away. from home. | minutes,” he said. Neighbors carried out most of the | Although school is out, he hasn't | furniture, but were unable to check given up the study of the atom. i spread of the blaze,

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of energy. “I thought about it but I hadn’t| TEHRAN, July 17 (U. P.).—Rethought about it just real hard, ports from Khuzistan today said understand,” he said. the strike in the Anglo-Iranian oil He was quite disappointed when | field appeared to have ended after he didn't hedr the broadcast the | pitched battles in which 46 persons | day the atom bomb was dropped | were killed: and 170 wounded. on the fleet off Bikini. However, | Reports said the strike was he is waiting anxiously to hear all | broken after Iranian troops and about the next test. | Arab workers attacked the Iranian | Like many of the top scientists| strikers.

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