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Evening star., 1940-04-07
AuToMosIlEs FoR SALE.

MERCURY Me-; 1899 eonvertihle coupe; oIi.insNl
plnck nish; tan top r,dio o whits % .idsvnll &c
guarant-e: slsa down. balance monthly:
f' s seen ne =. Assnte sssas5 ssoS MSseF Co.
MERCURY 1910 4-door touring sedan;
esis q nis Is, Siss y
sad sffSsf .0R H
mer, Hin q Tibbitts, 11I4 Vermont ave.
NASH four-door sedan: bargain 8 days
w MCMAHON CHEVROLET. INC.
6323 GeorEia Ave. NV. oK. O1O0.
NASH 1910 Ambassaor "s' de luxe Sc
y motor snd carl. n. ns
car. Reas. reduction. Avenue Motor eales,
32s Kentucky ave Sc. Lincoln lO2e3.
NASH 1929 convertible coupe: GOOD tires
ca enS Il s9SS 1unnas aa order; price $50
NASH four-door sedan; barEain 5 days
ga s,sS SsHanos Ss.s,.;. !za czEynelxr N NC cs,oo
sss:s 4:se l'S: adess ss,,: :'asa :s.-.
ss sr.SS .S. n;h snG s.rm, IN
sundsy ' p'm: n Hiehisse en es91. aa1ll 10 0'"'
oLDsMoBILE 1887 "6" 4-door trunk e.
dan: black 1nish: radio: low milease; .
sss. nv. RE. Sl45~. ~ ~'" 'n'
osx'S I.so 1aa scor sedan
eenaitsn paas ne.ssL Pc" lss IoAa
SS56aXlsSEDTh S6KK SED TkoR1 1RSEsT12s RSs NV fzT
automatic transmission, de luxe in every
detail. former owner restaurant owner,
hs beauty on mSss he .aa een " ~ m
sGSn ssFGSSSn1ssSSTS SS Sc1SS 1SSa wv S4%
oLDSMoBILE 1873 "8" convertible road
tan finish is perfect, fine tires and i runs
9oth St. NV n1. SIAA si4i. 9'f'''e ii~o
oLDsMOBILE 1894 IS" 4-door trunk Sc
dan radio; attractive green finish. up
hanka Service. 1926 goth st. M. d.
oLDsMoBLE "6" 1898 convertible road
upholstery: fne tires and it runs perfectly:
Fl %ils' + scsa sa, isrylss sss5 $eesnf. s:Tv
oLpsMosME e,,Es s,,!;S 1897 gar "e" a.doo, sedan;
shows no wear; good tires and 1t per-
forms perfectly: a real value at only $415
pohanka Service, 1l26 Goth st. NV DI
DIAL.
oLDsMOBILE 1889 4-door trunk sedan.
model 20; attractive debonair red nm
ish: very low mileage; it's Just like new
throughout: $145. PohankA Service, 1925
10th st: NV. DI. 9141.
oLDsMoBILE 1888 &C. coupe: original
finish: good tires, clean ,throushout an
attractive car and a real value at only
ss35. Pchanks Service, 1926 Goth st
OLDSMOBILE 1887 "6" club coupe; radio,
attractive maroon finish, upholstery spot
less and shows no wear. good tires and it
performs perfectly: your inspection will
convince you of the former owners fine
care; $465. Pohanka Service. 1925 goth
st. NV. DI. Dial
OLDsMoBILE '37 BY ORIGINAL owner;
2-door trunk sedan. 5 new tires. heater,
radio. new paint with or without trailer:
owner must sell at best offer. Phone Falls
Church 1910 -
OLDSMOBILE "s" 1885 2-door sedan: new
tires and battery; private owner; leaving
city: perfect condition. DI. 4622
Evening star., 1940-04-07

AuToMoslLEs EoR sAlE.

ssssins :sa.n. s;s,i,ndsr: lssa. .rSSe SSH:
heater Ths essa sar is ss3.c,ss S'o prsed
.nt, @ On over 5000 used s': s.Ts II il. 'ps ps.s
1879 ssas sssasfTo1 IS sW G4Dfl1HS ks.,ss1:i S1i $500
0IDs 1888 IS" trg. sedan; radio heater
sson SEQ Price
oLDsMoBnE 1885 six coupe; one Of those
original finish like new; driven 10000 ac-
aced 70 ss15 during your our sale
u so az hno sIa. !, to you a1ss
oLDeMo1nH 1889 4-DR.
ESQ actual miles: special $500; BIG trade;
ino te; koceA e:snih ike. en ss,s o.orsi. Ave. NV
1895: splendid condition. radio and heater.
excellent tires; new top and battery; for
f1sssd Ge.nd es.ts s eh.n1 M ss ch.s: Sn
eSa3sI oIn3s1og1k III 1883 2-door tourins sedan;
SSaitcped atep as, With very iins custom radio and
famous asoS iS fsnsoe rensxss ds.r.n.: n
Easy monthly notes; s5ss. OPEN ali ali day day
So3e " sts.rs as Phone as'g;s sz SSo and New
OlD6MoBnE 1889 2-door trunk 6-cylinder
sedan: model 20; radio and heater: I'M
mac0late almost . new car: runs like .
charm: fully guaranteed by our warranty;
real bargain At only 1905: terms
STANDARD MOTOR SALES.
1908 18th st. NV. NO 229S. NO 1870.
PACKARD 1899 convertible sedan, over
drive. radio. heater, fog lights blowout
proof tubes, white Sidewalk tires: driven
only 1915 milss; absolutely perfect. Bur-
rows Motor Co., e115 N street NV. Re-
PACKARD 1887 "l2O'' touring sedan. ex-
ceNent condition throughout Bee this car
and you WI agree It . bargain at S495.
Easy terms and trade.
f5YA5 IS K.an.Sy .ST9R q S1 Packard Des!srs s1;s
PACKARD 1888 4-door sedan. 6-cylinder;
nlack Duco hnish. new tires. spotless S59S;
trade and terms. Wisconsin Motors, Inc,
De Soto-Plymouth dealer 1O45-63 Wiscon-
sin ave NV. Open until 10 pm. Sunday
q pm. Michigan 2974
PACKARD 1895 "1sO" 4-door trunk sedan;
black hnish. radio and heater, seat covers.
excellent performing motor; excellent tires;
an outstandinG value for S275. PACK
Ard. 18th and N SITS. NV. RE. O145.
PACKARD 1898 de luxe "s" 4-dr. trunk
sedan; black, immaculate. unusual cond;
quick sale. $57b; terms. CO. 2O76. Dealer
Evening star., 1940-04-07
AuToMos,lss' eoa sAll.


FLYNoUTA 1890 q luxe 2-doof trunk
sedan; raAis and heater. 800 miles,
owners nams and phcue number on re-
Motors Inc, IO16-63 Wisconsin ave. nv.
Onen unit until 10 pm. Sunday pm. Mich
PLYMOUTH 1898 4.door touring de luxe:
this popular-type car has had the finest
care possible. Ms Ants4ed 10 beautiful
Tsss selx; LooAn .sEAviecIaiTH. M
Av16. NV. NE. 2Si6.
YLYMourH 1888 De luxe l-door touring
seday: Imoosaibie to md . cleaner Of
0etter-performtng car Of its class in town;
radio and heatsr: $3.50: must be ssen 70 Be-
ap9eeeiated LogaA.s Corner. 18th and II
rLYlsoUTH 1887 coach: anish and uphol-
Stery very clean. smooth. thrifty motor,
oeet tires. hydYau1ics: reduced 10 1915;
guaranteed 80 days in writins. LcSans
ce,ner. 18th and N sts. NV. District
Evening star., 1940-04-07

attractive maroon finish, upholstery spot.
less. and shows no wear. good tires and II
performs perfectly: your inspection vii
convince you of the former owners fine
care: 1865. Pohanka Service. 1925 Goth
st DI OIL
Evening star., 1940-04-07

OLDSMOBILE '37 by original owner;
2-door trunk sedan, 5 new tires heater,
radio. new paint with or without trailer
owner must sell at best offer. Phone Falls
Church 1910 -
Evening star., 1940-04-07

OIDSMOBILE 1879 "6' convertible road
Ster: has had only one owner original
tan finish is perfect, fine tires and 1t runs
perfectly: tumble seat tar leather up-
holstery; S265. Pohanka Service. 1926
10th st. NV D1 DIAL.
Evening star., 1940-04-07

OLDSMOBILE 1899 4-door trunk sedan.
model 20. attractive debonair red nm
ish; very low mileage: it's Just like new
throughout: S745. Pohanka Service, 1928
Goth st. NV. DI Q14l
Evening star., 1940-04-07

OLDSMOBILE 1894 IS" 4-door trunk se-
@ Soery Clean e tres and 1t runs
fectly: a real value at only $685. Po-
hanka Service. 1926 goth st. M. d.
Evening star., 1940-04-07

1888 Ford De Luxe Coupe. One
car in Q thousand. Rich black nm
ish. Carefully serviced. exactingly
reconditioned. Protected by Steuart
RAG Guarantee. Priced low for
highest quality. Only " down or
your present car as full eA0k
down payment------- O00O
Evening star., 1940-04-07

OLDSMOBILE '6" 1898 convertible road
stGr: attractive cream finish. red leather
upholstery: nne tires and it runs perfectly:
very sporty and will give some one many
miles OF good service: $595 Pohanka eerv-
ice, 1126 goth ST. NV. DI. 9141.
Evening star., 1940-04-07

oLDsMoBnE 1897 "6" o-door sedan:
attractive green finish: interior clean and
shows no wear; good tires and II per-
forms perfectly; a real value at only $415
pohanka Service. 1925 Goth st. NV. DI.
Evening star., 1940-04-07

OLDSMOBILE 's' 1885 c-door sedan: new
city, perfect condition. d. 46S2
Evening star., 1940-04-07

oLDsMOBILE 1888 "6" coupe: original
finish: good tires. clean throughout; an
attractive car and real value at only
Ss35. Pchanka Service, 1926 Goth st
NV. DI DIAL
Evening star., 1940-04-07

MERCURY 1895 5-passenger sedan: its ex-
ceptionally clean appearance indicates Its
unquestionable care by its original owner;
to suit purchaser. Can be seen at Steuaft
Motor Co., 3rd and H st. ne. Atlantic
NASH de luxe 81 coupe. rumble seat,
finest condition: $1,000 miles; lady; sacri-
flee. 1890 r. I. ave ne
Evening star., 1940-04-07

1401 r. l. Ave. NE. DE 6302
MERCURY 80 club coupe; medieval dusk
kirk cheviot; radio. clock, banjo steering
wheel; low mileage. recondtioned; life
ance for your old car: nearly two years
to pay; $3.50 today, tomorrow. Parkway,
Evening star., 1940-04-07

PACKARD 1888 4-door sedan. 6-cylinder;
trade and terms. Wisconsin Motors, Inc :,
De Soto-Plymouth dealer 1O45-63 Wiscon-
SIN ave NV: Open until 10 pm. Sunday
Z pm. Michigan 3974
Evening star., 1940-04-07

PACKARD 1895 "1eO" 4-door trunk sedan
black hnish. radio and heater, seat covers.
excellent performing motor; excellent tires:
ARO. 24&h and N Sts nv. RE n14h
Evening star., 1940-04-07

packard 1898 de luxe "S'' 4-dr. trunk
sedan; black immaculate. unusual cond !;
quick sale. S576; terms. CO 2O76. Dealer.
Evening star., 1940-04-07

OLDSMOBILE 1897 IS" touring sedan
sutomatie s! transmission, de luxe in every
name on request; actually 2l.8O9 miles.
This beauty must be seen to be Appreciated
SERVISCKNTKR. INTERSECTION NEW
YORK AND VIRGINIA AYES NV. ME.
pSlS
Evening star., 1940-03-22

Aged veterans at Soldiers Home
got a taste of modern business
methods today when a flashing red
monoplane made an airport of what
Is usually just the Homes alfalfa
field.
The plane, descending in q twist
ing wind, made q perfect landing on
the bumpy hilltop surrounded by
trees.
Out stepped A. S. Wikstrom, who
explained to Policeman L. A. Grubb
that he is contractor for the District
reservoir being constructed on Sol
diers' Home grounds. Mr.. Wikstrom
has to make his minutes count, he
said, because his headquarters are
in Bound Brook, N. j., and he had
to get on down to Richmond, Va,
this afternoon to inspect another
Job.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
Flying Businessman Stort|es
The Soldiers Home Alfalfa

After half an hours inspection of
his project, Contractor Wikstrom
was OF again, having had no wor-
ries except about newspapers. When
a photographer appeared the flying
businessman spun his propeller,
leaped into his cabin, and cried out
that the Civil Aeronautics Authority
would take away his license if they
heard about him.
At the Authority, however, it was
said that since Mr.. Wikstrom had
done his business well away from
the business section downtown, re-
stricted against planes, he was safe.
Ofhcials suggested that Soldiers
Home heads might wish to COM
plain Of trespass, but Col. Matt G.
Bristol, deputy governor Of the
home, said no.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
Baltimore Ducks
Put Own Designs
On Eggs for Faster
BY the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, March o.
The egg-dyeing industry will
get no business this year from
Deputy State Game Warden
E. C. Kerns, thanks to the fine,
cooperative spirit Of his ducks.
The black East India ducks
are producing eggs that are
three-fourths black with intri-
cate gray designs over the re-
naming quarter.
They've been laying COM
pletely black eggs for some
time" Mr.. Kerns said, but they
just started putting designs on
them this week.
Il guess 1t must be the Easter
spirit"
Evening star., 1940-03-22
Planners 0. K. Bill
To End D. C.-Virginia
Boundary Dispute
Commission Hopes
To Take Measure
Before Congress
(Other Park and Planning NetDs,
Pace BIZ
(Other Park and Planning NetDs
Page B-1.)
The National Park and Plannir

The National Park and Planning
Commission today approved tenta-
tive bill drawn up by its staff to
settle once and for all the long and
involved Virginia District of Coium-
bia boundary dispute.
Provisions of the bill are:
The legal boundary between the
District and Virginia would be
placed at the highwater mark on
the Virginia shore of the Potomac
River as it exists today, the United
States, however, retaining title to
all land at present in its ownership
which thus would be thrown into
Virginia. Thus, public offenses
committed on the Virginia side Of
the river would be prosecuted in
the Federal courts of Virginia If
committed on Federal land and by
the State courts or local courts If
committed on State or private land.
The measure would put an end to
existing no-man's lands on the Vir-
ginia side of the river where public
ohenSes now 60 unproSecuted be.
cause jurisdiction cannot be estab-
lished either by surrounding political
units or the District.
The Supreme Court has estab,,
lished the highwater mark of 1871
as the legal boundary, but since the
highwater mark has been greatly
changed by filling and dredging and
by natural changes in the river
channel, it is virtually impossible
today to establish just where the
boundary line is.
A draft of the bill, which the
commission hopes to take before
Congress at future date, was pre-
sented to the commission by its Sec
retary and legal representative,
Thomas S. Settle.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
Baltimore Relief Stamps
Planned by U. 5.
BY the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, March 22,-An in
novation in handling of relief cases
will come to Baltimore next month
when the Federal Department of
Agriculture's stamp plan" is ex-
tended to approximately $4,000 w.
P. A. workers and relief clients here.
Under the plan, each eligible per-
son will be allowed to purchase $3.50
worth of orange stamps a week for
each member of his family. For
each dollars worth of these stamps
purchased, he receives free so cents
in blue stamps.
The orange stamps may be used
at food stores to purchase any kind
of food, but the blue stamps may
be exchanged only for certain items,
listed by the Government as sur
plus foods.
Merchants accepting the stamps
will send them to the Office of the
Baltimore stamp plan director, who
will arrange to have the merchant
reimbursed in cash.
J. Milton Patterson, director of
the State Department of Welfare,
said there was no plan for extend
ing the program to any other Mary
land city. Participation by relief
clients will be voluntary.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
Postal Fraud Order
Strikes al Mexican
Mail Order Traffic
Bon CIomped on All
Letters to Tia Juonu
Domestic Relations Aeene,
BY the Associated Press,

The long arm of the Post Office
acknowledgements in this
instance with the long arm of the
law-stretched out today to inter-
rupt mail order traffic in what the
department called these so-called
Mexican divorces"
Immediately involved were the
Domestic Relations Bureau at Tia
Juana, Mexico; Antonio Legasty,
identified as its proprietor, and "cf-
f1cers and agents as SUCH"
Said the Post Office Department.:
"All mail addressed to this con-
Germ and parties should be returned
to senders stamped fraudulent
mail to this address returned by or
der of Postmaster General and no
money orders in favor of said con-
Germ and parties should be issued
or certified"
Persons securing these so-called
Mexican divorces through the mails
from courts wholly lacking in juris-
diction over the parties do not secure
divorces valid in the United States"
said Vincent M. Miles, department
solicitor. Even their validity in
Mexico appears to be open to ques-
ton"
The evidence before me-" he
added, "shows that this scheme was
deliberately designed and is being
operated through the mails of the
United States to defraud persons
desiring divorce"
Department officials said the
fraud order" was directed only at
the bureau named and they did not
know whether other agencies may
conduct similar mail order busi-
ness. The department acts, they
explained. only on specific COM
plants of violations of postal laws.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
Labor Board Needs
Increase in Staff,
Madden Says
Report on Survey by
Regional Directors
Is Disclosed
BY the Associated Press.

Disclosure of confidential report
claiming ineffective" administra-
ton of work of the National Labor
Relations Board brought today from
j. Warren Madden, board chairman,
statement that only by increasing
the staff could the work "be more
expeditiously and satisfactorily
done"
The report was turned in last fall
by special committee of four re-
gional directors asked by the board
to make a study of its admins
trative machinery. which functions
chiefly under the direction of Secre-
tary Nathan Witt. William NJ.
Leiserson, newest member of the
board. had criticized Mr.. Wits
work and demanded his removed.
The 10,000-word report-which
officials said resulted in one or two
changes in top personnel organiza-
tion-was held confidential by the
board, but was made public today
by the special House committee
headed by Representative Smith,
Democrat, of Virginia, which is in
vestigating the agency. Mr.. Madden
said in a statement that the board
committees recommendations for
expediting administrative work had
been under consideration before the
survey was made.
Office Understaffed.
"For some time we have realized"
Mr.. Madden said, that the secre-
tary's (Witt's) Office has been under
Stated and able to perform its nu-
merous functions only by overwork
on the part of its small staff"
Mr.. Madden called the report "ex-
cellent."
THE substance of the report" he
said, was that the staff assigned
to the secretary's Office was made
quate to handle the work.
"Suggestions were made for a
breakdown of the functions of the
secretary's office with a view to dele
eating certain Of the duties of the
secretary's of1ce to additional per-
sonnel.
There was nothing whatever in
the report which reflected anything
more than a recommendation that
If the board were willing to make q
large increase in the staff for ham
ding the case work from the field
and supervision of the field. the
work could be more expeditiously
and satisfactorily done"
The board committee consisted
OF four regional directors-A. How
ard Myers, G.. L. Patterson, w. M.
Aicher and Edwin Amelliott-who
were set to work on the inquiry last
October after Mr.. Leiserson had
criticized the office of secretary.
This four-man committee summed
up its findings in eight conclusions,
described as showing some of the
major causes of conditions which
had evoked criticism of the board.
Made Five Recommendations.
1t also made five recommendations,
, and board officials said today that
at least one of these, appointment
OF an official to handle Mr.. Wits
personnel duties, had been complied
with. Such an official was named in
October. 1t was explained also that
(See LABOR BOARD, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1940-03-22
George JesseI, 40, May We'd
Sonqstress Lois Andrews, IS

Jessel, former husband of Norma
Talmadge, said, "It depends on her
mother and perhaps a little more
thought. It's too quick, too bewil-
dering to say, but she's so lovely"
He previously had described re-
ports that they would be married as
premature"
Lois will be 16 next Sunday.
She displayed her spirit last Sep
>tember by poking Impresario White
after he Withdrew her from song
she had been rendering, a song
about "A Smart Little Girl With
Oomph."
Evening star., 1940-03-22

The pressure was exerted on a few
thimblesful of table salt. Its VOL
ume was reduced, DR.. Goranson re-
ported, about one-tenth. That is,
each molecule of the salt-far too
minute to be seen under any micro
scope-had most of the empty space
squeezed out of it. The atoms were
squeezed together to the point where
they probably actually touched each
other.
Work on the cascade bomb-a
bomb within bomb-has been in
progress for the past year at both
the Geophysical Laboratory and
Terrestrial Magnetism Department
of the Carnegie Institution.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
Patronage Rider
Would Bar District
And Nearby Residents
House Committee Seeks
To Give Jobs to States
Under Civil Service Quote

d. Residents of the District Of Colum-
bia, Maryland and Virginia would be
barred from further Federal en-
ployment this year under a House
Appropriations Committee recon-
mendation which seeks, in effect, to
give further patronage to Congress
men from States where the civil
service quota has not been filled.
The recommendation is in the
form of a rider on the Labor Federal
Security appropriation bill which
would limit hiring of non-civil serv-
ice employees to those States that
have not completed their quotas.
In its report the committee de-
clared that in some of the agen-
cies, appropriations for which are
carried in this bill, there has been
no effort whatever to equitably dis
tribute among residents of the vari-
GUS States positions that are exempt
from the operation OF the civil
service law"
Example Of One Unit Cited.
In one unit employing a consid-
cradle number Of attorneys approxi-
mately As per cent of the total
number were residents of only two
States" the committee added, ap-
parently referring to Maryland and
Virginia.
"The committee is confident that
the House, with knowledge of such
a situation existing, would not de-
sire to countenance its continuance.
"A provision has been inserted in
the bill, therefore, preventing the
use of any funds appropriated in the
act for the pay of any employe here
after appointed if their State of
residence is already over-appor-
toned"
1t is claimed that the limitations
placed upon the apportionment will
more equitably distribute among
residents of all the States the bene-
fits of positions exempt from the
civil service laws"
Attempt First of Its Kind.
In addition to the District ard
its adjoining States, other States
which have full quotas are New
Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts,,
New York, West Virginia. Rhode
Island, North Dakota, Nebraska,
Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota,
Utah and Kansas.
Congressional veterans said it
was the first time to their knowl-
edge that attempts had been made
to apply civil service apportionment
to non-civil service jobs. The
quota law, in applying only to the
District and not to field Jobs, is
expected to create a serious situa-
ton when the Social Security Board
moves its Offices from Baltimore
to Washington socn. Many en-
ployes in Baltimore are classified in
field jobs and the probability is
that when they move to the District
many will become unemployed.
The appropriation bill provides
specifically mo funds appropriated
in this act shall be available for
the appointment of persons to non
civil service positions in the District
Of Columbia unless such appoint
ment Is not in excess of the quota
of apportionment" as established
by civil service laws. The law does
not apply to appointments made
by the President.
Salary Cuts Also Recommended.
The committee also added an
amendment to reduce salaries of
employees who have received three
(See JOBS. Page A-50
Evening star., 1940-03-22
Greatest Pressure on Earth
Produced in Experiment Here
3,000,000 Pounds Per Squire Inch Achieved;
AMojor Help in Study of Eorth's Interior
BY THOMAS r. HENRY.

III.
The greatest achieved approximately
100000 pounds inch 100000 weight
was produced last night at the geophysca laboratory of the
Carnegie Institution of Washington.
With of the worlds foremost experts high
phenomena gathered joint auspices institution
and George Washington University Dr. Roy W.
Carnegie staff worked late into the night
devised cascade bomb" such
only in the far depths of the planet
Colleagues at the laboratory could hardly
morning until they had inspected the bomb
pressure achieved.
Evening star., 1940-03-22
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 22.-The en-
gagement of George Jessel, 40-year-
old comedian, to Lois Andrews, is,
Broadway showgirl, was at the stage
today where ''it all depends on
mother"
Mrs. Geraldine Andrews, mother
of the beauteous Lois-who once
socked Producer George White in
the eye backstage at the Scandals"
arrived by plane from the West
Coast. Said Lois:
II am going to have q long talk
with my mother about the marriage.
I love Mr.. Jessel very much"
Evening star., 1940-03-22

The inner bomb consists of a CYL
inder and piston. Beneath the
piston Is a small space for the ma
terial which is to be put under
pressure. The space around the
cylinder is filled with some liquid
which does not freeze" easily un-
der enormous pressures. Last night,
DR.. Goranson used varsol, a petro-
leum product very similar to kero-
sene, which is used widely as
cleaning fluid. He might have used
honey and alcohol or sugar sirup
and alcohol, or at higher pressures,
lead or tin, which are metals with
(See SCIENTISTS, page A-3J