European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 26, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                4 5, i1 we a i " off 4 i f _ the stars and stripes Page 7 Ryfe pfc  to i etl e. Walter a a has sub legislation d 1 n e 9 raft Ted to  As s$0naf immigration _ Kong be Cree r e Giuld cer  a Ras heeded of Naer what Corid Lions it might Myers of the a British army Are ail we tit to her slap raft withdrawal resulted n Jara Alca a achievement of in opinion Estes Prober slain Franklin Ftp murder but the pathologist does Mot absolutely role out Sui cide Barron added that the probability of murder was Only the Opin Ion of or j. Jachim Wyk according to medical and  j to Barron said that "based1 on facts and an examination it is hts Opin Ion that this a a  Marshall 52, was an investigator for the state agricultural stabilization and conservation ask of fice and had been investigating the affairs of financier Bulle sol  was shot five times and died last june 3 on his farm near  had been involved in investigating the Cotton allotment manipulations of Estes now under Federal fraud indictment and whose Cotton allotment and Grain storage practices Are being investigated by Congress Marshall s death was ruled a sul cide at the time. A grand jury was convened when questions be Gan to be asked after Estes Finan Cial Empire collapsed in late , even though he believed this is a homicide reported to Barron that evidence of Carbon monoxide was found in the autopsy examination the judge said. The autopsy also showed that Bullet did not enter the Back As reported earlier by dust atty Bryan  said there was no Buck in Sekkung Black Gold scion that k. A. Slobod of the7university of Pennsylvania exit Scrimente to recover Oil Wirich remains underground after a first Welt u exhausted. He adjusts flow rate on one of three Sandstone Core in a 450-foot Well under University building. Uti photo under Penn state building Oil recovery system sough by. Kay hi1x8 University Park a up a 450foot Well under a Pennsyl Vania state University building provides a testing place for theories developed in research on recover ing More Oil from older Fields in the state. The building itself houses other laboratories faculty off ices and  industries Library. Many of the. A c t i v 1 1 1 e b within the build ing Are concern cd with in creasing uses of Pennsylvania natural  on Oil recovery can have National significance because half of this j natural resource re Mains underground c. Drew Stahls head of the University s depart ment of Petroleum and natural Gas said recently " the economic stakes1 Are  a new source of Oil is found Stahl said about 20  it flow s to the surface naturally Afier a drilling., in a. Secondary recovery stage we can introduce Energy to Dis place some of the 80 per cent remaining f underground water under High pressure pushes the Oil to it can be pumped tothe surface. This process1 nets another 30 he May beast but aim is Low " St. Louis Fol Dpi Rober Stroble 38, found he was. Not As fast on the draw as1 he thoughts he demonstrated his technique to  a his .22-Cal target pistol accidentally discharged. Stroble was admitted to St Joseph a Hospital in suburban Kirk word with a Bullet wound in the calf of his right leg. Per cent of the original Oil Weare now working on economic techniques to yield a third crop we need a solvent which will dissolve the Oil As Well As the water which is present from the secondary recovery. We have Bee quite successful in the Laboratory with alcohols but these Are quit expensive the problem is that All sorts of things go on in addition to the dissolving of Oil and water. After Zuckert says of still Backbone of defense system Cleveland up air Force Secretary Eugene m. Zuckert said that despite the Fine work of the National aeronautics and space administration Nasa the Mili tary would have to conduct n sep Arate development program to meet the nation s defense needs. Zuckert add Essed the Clevelan Kotary club. He said the air Force would eventually set up a Apac defense system to guard the United states against possible missile at tacks. Zuckert also predicted that manned bombers would remain the Backbone of the american defens forces for some time. He said the rs70 bomber was under develop ment but not yet committed As a weapons  said american capacity to Airlift ground forces to trouble spots anywhere in the world has been already demonstrated1 and a praised president Kennedy s co ordination Between the military and other government agencies Ashe Best Ever. A while the alcohol cannot Dis solve any More Oil. We Are study ing what factors determine How much alcohol is necessary what types of alcohol can be used anyhow much Oil the alcohol can  Stahl called the Model Well under the Laboratory the lowest Point of research at the  is piped Down the Well through Copper tubing and Comesup through a 110-foot Sandstone column dissolving any Oil As i travels. The Oil is not in pools below the surface Stahl explained. It must be dissolved from the Sand and move upward through Rock. This May not sound difficult headed but it is easier to build a rocket and Fly to the Moon than economically make liquid flow through Rock. Jury and All of the five Ballet entered from the front Barron said the grand jury hoped to have the pathologist testify. The jury has recessed until monday. Barron said there were three wounds that would have been incapacitating one through the lung one through the liver and one through the Aorta the main artery leading into the heart Arron quoted the doctor that 30 per cent Carbon monoxide was found and that 35 to 40 per cent would have been  monoxide is a deadly Gas created in the exhaust of Auto mobiles. / to Hose found Marshall was found dead on hts farm near his pickup truck eight mitts from Here Barron said no hoses that could have been used to pipe the Curzon monoxide into j the truck cab were found in the Vicinity the autopsy also showed Barren said a blow on the left Side of the head received before his death and that Tho doctor said this also would have been incapacitating. The doctor said Marshall die from internal massive Hemor rages. Y.-. Meanwhile Texas atty. Gen will Wilson and agriculture Secretary Orvllle Freeman found themselves in a dispute Over Estes Cotton allotment files held by the. Agriculture department say they bal Edwilson declared Freeman and the Justice department walked at let i Ting the Franklin grand jury see the full ties. But George a Barnes of the agriculture d e p a r t m e n t said in Washington later that Freeman had not rejected a subpoena for the full Liles. Barnes is a Freeman assistant v in Washington a ju9ttc Deport ment spokesman Saed the files con Tain some references to or. Mar shall. The government volunteered to cooperate fully with the grand jury and to provide All information in the report ,. About or. Mar shall in Chicago a Coroner s jury decided an official of a corporation that did business with Estes kilted himself while  not linked no inquest testimony developed that might link the victim. Howard Pratt 31, with the Texas Case. His widow told of marital discord and his lawyer declared Pratt did not know  was found dead of Carbon monoxide poisoning in his station Wagon in a parking lot of the com Mercial solvents corp. A piece of flexible Metal tubing ran from the engine exhaust pipe through a rear window of the  was manager of the Chi Cago office of commercial solvents. The corporation supplied fertilize to Estes who has been charged with fraud in Texas and is under investigation by Federal and stat officials. A spokesman for the con Cern said the Chicago Branch deals Only in Industrial chemicals. Proverb Man As own lawyer  has quite a fool for new York Tuph Robert Epps had pm laughing on the outside but  comes goo Days for crying on the , 23, put on quite o show As both defendant and his own counsel in general sessions court As he fought a grand larceny charge of allegedly passing $500 in bad checks at clothing and liquor store defendant Epps spoke up loud not stating his queries clearly did you Ever see this Check be fore asked Counselor  Check replied defendant j3pps."this Check shot Back Counselor  to it by exhibit number Epps counselled the co u it a e 1 o  Here on Counselor please clarify your  clarified defendant Epps told his counsel he had not seen the Check before. All went Fine until defendant Epps refused to answer any questions put to him by the prosecutor even at judge Benjamin Gassman direction. Twenty times defendant Epps was cited for contempt when he insisted "1 stand mute the judge gave Epps 30 Days in jail of each count�00 in ail to run  Counselor Epps will have to serve the time Wong with defendant Epps