for A beta decay given by 0.016(# A /#o) 2 (l + 3X 2 )/[l + 3(1 o 14) 2 ] o With 7] = +0.75, the value appropriate to X is -0"45, and this branching ratio becomes 0"016/27 = 0o6 xlO" 3 , quite compatible with the value (0"82 ±0 o 13) x 10" 3 reported recently by RPhys. Rev. 131, 868 (1963)In general, the factor D will include form factors corresponding to the two vertices shown in Figs. 1(c) and 1(d) o Since #=400 MeV/c, there could be quite appreciable uncertainty in the magnitude of the matrix element given for the Karplus-Ruderman terms by expression (15). 12 With the Karplus-Ruderman terms alone, (Ap) deexcitation would be the dominant process. With x = (P