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HOUSES wANrEp 70 BUY tcont.D. |.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont. !.
DO You WANT SPEEDY ACTION? List List
wiz VII pay aSuso TOP 1 Price. ENTEEPRIsE REALTY
fp YdG 92t wzEr AZ 4 10 SELL 20 Your
q good high price on this active marks9i; Is5
to see YOU You ana prans e aetion
tastic price-actually more than you know
Il he - propsrty Moat'fH for sale. We set results.
sSSSesr ' ssa repTsssns each gSTgtyw ywH4FE: ialTIy
SSKp SfTT ISSf SS AZ sMsL i ma FARM r. ssfs
County. Give detsils ais. ,6ss Rsas Il cnsn' BS
gfSroN gsnftSs on Homes aS soa oMaASTEDhsrse SSn Of
small, new or old. We haye cash buyers
HoME fH6 z1uE uRnaGT afRs d Ir os5s or G sss
IMMEDIATE AcTIoN-we will buy your
marset n4Ms tV Value Free sppIaisals. MITCHELL
QUICK, DI; 1884 until 9 Pm pm; MA 80; W;,,
Eousrs, sss ssvs seas sass ss n.as0
f0 &1II IsSr PAY <. ALI iSs' CASH As for f0r or r%
house; must be. in D. C. Call GE. 93al.
WILL PAY UP TO $4,000 for 2 or 8 b,r.
house, any good locality; may be able 70
arrange exchange our modern apartment.
ffRMASsNT fffRfRs Sfss Government employe desires
sas an S not OF urs sn g $500
gan MRS; AUSTIN at Republic $780, ]. Ext.
2ouNG Couple want small Md. home
or farm within 10 mi. Of any ne, D.. C.
No agents. Cash. Ewes, HO. 1850, Il
MODERATELY PRICED HOME desired by
editor of washington publication: any reas.
loc. will be considered. Box 3S4-z, Star.
HOUSE AND FEW ACRES, in Montgomery
County. Write P. O.. Box 95. SILVER
SELL YoUR HOUSE at today's value. Our
statesmen are selling every day. Our ap-
praisal service free. Call RE. 1888 till 8
Real estate in all its branches. q
ALL CASH, modern 8 or room home IN
nearby Va or D. c. p. o. Box 1853, main
oface, Arlington. va ID.
If You WANT TO SELL your house list
1t with US. We have many cash buyers
willing and able to buy your house. Dom Z
hesitate! Call Ho. 09s6, N. C. HINES g.
SONS. 1923 You st. NV. Il
PRIVATE PARTY will pay all cash for
tome from owner LU 1852. II
Evening star., 1946-11-26
PROPERTY WANTED

AM INTERESTED in purchasing the stock
and name of an established and going
sheet music and record store in pre-
ferred section of Washington or suburbs.
COOP SMALL INvEsTMENT property
needed for clients having substantial cash.
Sc. FIR. 1906 -27
WE HAVE A CLIENT who desires a 4, 8
or unit apt. that is in good condition
and located in desirable section, priced
fair on today's market. r. G. DUNNE,
AT. $500; ewes. and Sunday, Mr.. Curling.
HO. TT6S
4-FAMILY APT. HOUSE with sep. heating
units, in good Sc. location. Box 331-X.
Star. -26
Evening star., 1946-11-26
FARMS FOR SALE.

eOO-ACRE turkey and tobacco farm. show
ing excellent income in part Of Southern
raise 10000 turkeys a year. fncubatins
capacity Of 10000 eggs. All equipment
including power plants, refg., truck.
cubators, grairery, processing bldg. and
other misc. items to CO. 10 acres used to
raise !. tobacco; lgs: 7-rm; Colonial home.
Owner retiring, viii sell everything for
SS5,00e. which Is actually only. replace
inert ss cost Mondeiai s s0nportn1nity mi & e in
!; r. D ssdg s1RGEss' .;h 2SS4 renna. ave, Sc.
VIRGINIA COUNTRY EsTATE-Rieh in
srehiteeture. arc lecture % and Situated On T hili in the
rolling Virginia hunt country, 80 miles
from Washington, this handsome brick and
On the frst floor are are living room with
fireplace, library with fireplace, center hall.
dining room with fireplace, paneled break
pantry and lavatory; on the second floor
are four bedrooms, three Of which have
treplaces. z. baths and maids room with
with bath. There Is. a hot-water heating
plant. oil fred. with recessed radiators,
ana ss aogss wn IS @ ans ssrd
harmonizes with the spirit of the house.
Other buildings include Scar stone ga
baS and Barn Win box stais for an
horses and stanchicns for 5 cows. There
is over 100 acres Of land watered by several
brooks and adaptable to horse and cattle
$55, ,0o0,. which is less than. the replace
ment value of the house alone; $4,000
down. Shown by appointment by MASON
IHIRST, exclusive agent Annandale, Va,
at the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex.
5S12. Closed Sundays.
SMALL FARM, Norbeck, Md.--13-rm., 2h-
story frame; ige. barn and other small
bldgs. house In excel repair; can purchase
I5 to SO acres: good location for settle-
ment, speculation or millionaire estate.
Patton. SIA 3002. GEO. II. WILLIAMS GO.
VIRGINIA FARMs-1oo acres. 90 mi. fr,
D. c.. mi. fr. Colonial Beach; 90 q. OF
timberland. 3 cult. fields, pastures, streams.
barns, new poultry houses and chimney.
gasoline pump supplies running water In
house; toilet, 9 lge. rms. cleo; 81 300
cash. bank will finance part; no dealers;
unusual opportunity. Call at once. co.
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Evening star., 1946-11-26
SUBURBAN sALE-yIRGINIA.

IMMEDIATE POSsEssION-suitabie for
Army ofhceT-colopial brick; rms. cen
and Navy Bldss. Has been substantially
reduced from original price toI s, sgya Sujsak
salf Areffy eH n5s'.s Mrs. ssd ea
wEsrovER-A very attractive aIl Brick
and steel Colonial home, high on knoll,
| Just II block from all .convsniences:
Iiyable rooms and tile bath ds fully sauippsia ia
Ssiss Sssssa'fss1 as on 5000 aes; sas
aEI ARLINGTON oSa SEAdTY 6 4Ss fS2s 22o4 gs wilson
PRiCE PRICE You GxN'T AFT0RD to miss: a
clean-cut Groom and tile bath home IN
sabasd ii hss qa s
home: only $1,000; attTsstive t,M1,.s terms:
ssssss asSs wssa hsaxa Ssa e. 1865
sESk c:Ds : s0s s.,. zsh .sIss gssy
Sss sna bsS Esn
sSy bsSf e e ssoT.rs Ss ePsff es TO-DAY a as m
RSoa RstnTWsfils; Wilson blvd. aE. 1860. Ok. 4lss.
BEVERLY HILLs-Large. comfortable g.
seetion seeM ls1 ideal for Pentasonl; slate root.
Re shs sns VII xHpdsdf I
extra living comfort on big side, screened
porch sheTn eS apPGsntTNenTso Snly ykEAT9
Co. ~ sao4 wilson blvd, dL. 1900. OK.
fToN fifS y1LLAGE-A dream hem. for YOU;
bath; 2 large bedrooms with cedar closets
and bath on End floor: basement has rec
room e hTa dca.on slate Of suaa
sRaIy RGRfsi e.. pG,ee aaos RiS wilson blvd dE isSo
al az pIus 81 'ssoo-A brick bungalow in City
ssce ssc6 eash snas msns nsrse ot 10 room
sna Ss.s@sn sstR iFs es
W1aESssro82TKaAgsam. 1aSs 8T 4lss brick home in perfect
screened porch. bedrms.. tile bath, large
closets, full basement. oil beat soppsr p1e.
psamslnsE ee9ms: sEN@oR l2ds'iREAI REALLY. OK. 1854 or
GfsrokgG GH d2kHSG Alexandrta house, one Of the
Ing restoration. Another fine historic
9n IS, 5fy for RaNs szEAF9 TSF co
scsTH s4Ss evssi vxaiIrSaroa III ases Detached srOom
brick home. z yrs. old 1st hoor, attrac-
SdisI and tile bath; fuii basement with layatory
and stationary tubs;R oil a.-c, heat; beau-
aATs saS1 aFfs III 4saiS eo seasofs 1fos
VI WoobEiD Ode "A RAcEsEosslsustsd nicely on ca an
12a rms sa aaa sRs pss5. tan III basement @ WIZ r%s:
and bath aa e II
in good shape and only .S11 800. It's a .
real opportunity to ACQUIRE % that pHs4T9 S19Se1l99
CO. exclusive agents, Szo4 Wilson bllSSd.,
Ei BEAT lsHa That REM iSs; 81 owning this BRICK
featarns has Mh ATTRACTIVE snf NOOK
sss. S
Tor ss sas Years. u1 ARLiNGToN Iii .sfs REAITY CO.
22o4 wilson blvd. Gil. 1900. OK. 4l23.
Grs ANswER-Brick bunsalow, s rms.
nice lot. in Alexandria, Va. Unnished attic
yith sdS future gOssiDlitIs.S ol heat PrGe %
CT. s0I7. CT. 5000.
ht as cbar w. Ese os sxsssnt ssfa
living living rm. m' with freDisce substarttai cash
ton. Va. GIL. S017. GIL 6020
LEE HWY.-o-famiiy; immediate possess
sion: close in; large frontage; excellent In
A SMALL FARM with prospects Of SUBJ
dividing into building sites at an adj
roads, Just Oh Shirley hwy, miles to
Pentagon Bldg: 9 acres with spring and
For appointment to inspect, call Lloyd
Smith, GIL. 6338, OK 1779, DOMINION
ms. q REALTY AGENCY. exclusive
agents.
GROOM FRAME HOUSE with bath, recre-
alton rm. Law, stationary tubs, oil h.-W h..
nice screened porch, 2-car garage. This
property Is xoned C-1 and Is valuable
investment ct S16,750. OK. 0s37.
Evening star., 1946-11-26
LOTS FOR SALE Cont }

ARIINGTON-2 beautiful homesites, 81,
20s, on South Randolph, ] block to Co,
iumbia pike; trees and stream: 81 LOO
each: Q lots at corner Of Gath I'd and No
Glebe; all improvements; $500 for both
Call BOB BRUMBACK, Owens 6715. 27'
WOODED LOT, over W acre, Kens!ngton
transp., shopping. center and school,
nearby: all utilities; terms II desired
caii Ab. Ie49 or PL. 012g. -
SILVER SPRING---Beautiful lot. 70xl 80
in Sligo Creek parkway, Just on Dale Or
CHEVY CHASE. Md, near the two clubs
go IT. front. Price, S2,250.
Country Club Village. near Mass. ave
NV. s0x12O. Price. $1,000.
Bradley boulevard, over an acre o.
ground. 3C0 It. frontage; wide enough fol
three sides. $1,000 r,,,. ,oo 100
Price. $1,000. YELLOTT g. CO., Ma. 04s4
.z------.----- 20.
LARGE CORNER LOT, N. H. and Coles.
vile rd Maryland, 81 600; $500 cash
needed: must SELL Cali ME. 1885 aftel
LOT LOT foR SALE, 4ox15o, No. Arlington
Va, $1,000. Call LU. 1858 after pm
Evening star., 1946-11-26
SUBURBAN RENT-vIRGIkIA.
LOTS FOR SALE.

FARM CABJN with Kitchen and bath. vir-
ends or LONGER. Phone NO. 1886.
Evening star., 1946-11-26
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. BIZ
NOVEMBER Is, 9b.
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Cont

CORNER 9th AND S
and 2 apis. In this
business section. An
for one interested in
plus equity in annual
For complete details
ME. 5400, until 9 p.i
GE. 6061. LEO M.
I415 K st. NV, ME,
Complete Real Estate
Evening star., 1946-11-26

STS. N.W.-5 stores
increasingly popular
excellent investments
a good cash return,
curtailment Of trust.
call MT. Swerdlof,
l.; Sunday and eyes,,
BERNSTEIN & CO.,
5400. Washington's q
Institution, 81
Evening star., 1946-11-26
LOTS WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

/ PAY CASH for lots in D. C, or nearb
Nd. SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 7663.
Evening star., 1946-11-26

COLORED-SILvER SPRNG-Ioyely Q
2 incl. porches. lge. kit: beautiful high lot;
neat and clean; near shopping, schools ane
transp; only S6,750. Dieudonne, Sligo
3oo3. GEO. n. WILLIAMS co. -
Evening star., 1946-11-26

able investments:
New apt. bldg. 6s units, sh times
annual rental.
4-yr-old apt. bldg in excellent NV.
area; 81 units; times annual rental.
Newly remodeled office bldg; store and
seven Offices on downtown K ST.; less than
9 times annual rental. For further infor-
nation. call Elk sos until 9 pm. -27
COLORED = GIRARD ST. at 18th :. Det.
corner, center entrance;s4 apis. and janf-
tors quarters, rms. each. furn., tile
bath. hardweod hoors, & Oh heat; Pr1csd ns
MI 20S0 -26
Evening star., 1946-11-26
"Quick! After that sanitation tr,
SUBURBAN sALE-vA. tcent. ,

LEGO DOWN-Columbia Forests; 5-rm.
masonry home ON large lot; furniture can
be bought for $500. Call Mr.. Houston,
ARLINGTON INVESTMENT Co. INc.s GIL.
S1,SOO D0WN-4-bedrm. asbestos .shingle
home. loc; SO. Arlington; o:h.-w; beat. z
transp: and SHOPPING; gnrge, ARLIMG- LING
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-02
URGE PUBLIC COLLEGE
EXPANSION TO ERASE
PRIVATE INSTITUTION BIAS

7 M ALI u1v0uIIOIuVN OnA1
NEW YORK, Mar. 3 (ANP)-|
Establishment of so large a num-
ber of public colleges that the prac-
tice of bias becomes a financial loss
to those private institutions sub
scribing to it, was urged here by
Johanna Lindler and Frances H.
Kohan, we'll known women educa-
tors. The Misses Lindler and Ko-
han, who have probed deep into the
roots of school prejudice, were
writing on "Education for Prog
ress," a feature of the New York
Post.
A report Of their findings on the
beginnings of bias in colleges sug-
gests that the type of discrimina-
tion waged against Jews, Negroes,
Catholics and other minorities be-
gan with the founding of such
schools as Harvard, Yale, Brown
Rutgers, and Columbia on a Sec
tartan basis. Begun originally to
train clergymen, these schools de-
veloped into institutions for the
training of gentleman"
''Insensible to democratic respon-
sibility, many college presidents
and boards of trustees neatly ra
tionalize bias. They argue, Jews
being but three per cent of the ma
tional population, therefore should
be allowed no more than three per
cent in admissions. Negroes are not
completely oc ally acceptable,
therefore they ought not to apply to
Protestant institutions. Too many
Italians will mar the balance of
national representation viii c h
ought to appear on campus.
docs it not occur to these self
designated potentates of higher ed
ucation that God does not seem
willing to adjust to their quotas
when He distributes genius? Who
can estimate what this nation has
lost in scientific discovery and tech
biological progress as the result of
the evil practices of discrimina-
ton? Did Hitler know which Jew
ish scientist would cost him the
atom bomb?"
Referring to school history, they
point out the fight begun by
Thomas jefferson and Horace
Mann and continued by John
Dewey and William H. Kirkpatrick
against the narrow concepts of ed
ucation which caters to the few and
breeds prejudice and social petit
ness, and warn against the deca-
dence of Europe unless these prin-
ciples are given wider considera-
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-18
SiigIer viii
Outline Case

Jackson. Mich, Jan lS-AP-
Special Prosecutor Kim Sigler to-
day prepared to outline his case
against Frank y. Mckay. Grand
Rapids politician, and four code
PENDANTS TO a l4-member jury cho-
sen late Thursday to hear the liz.
uor graft conspiracy trial.
The panel OF eight women and
six men was completed after day
and a half in which Judge John
Simpson examined 80 men and wo-
men. Defense and prosecution had
predicted II would take at least un-
I'll Friday afternoon before suit
able jury was drawn.
Because OF the expected length
OF the trial. estimated to last from
so to 80 days two extra Jurors were
drawn, to be excused after testi-
mony is all in.
Today's session Is expected to
be short. Judge Simpson said he
would adjourn court until Monday,
after Sigler outlines his case. Eu.
gene l.. Carey OF New York, chief
counsel for Mckay. said he would
delay his opening statement TO the
jury until the prosecution case Is
completed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-18
Curb Put,on
Speculation

New York Jan 1S- Az - Wall
Street prepared 10 go on a cash and
carry basis today as the govern
ment acted 10 curb speculation In
the current bull market by order
ing 100 per cent margin require
ments IN security transactions for
the first time in history.
\ Federal Reserve Board ruling
late yesterday raised margin re-
quirements from IS 10 100 per cent,
effective next Monday.
Some brokers who preferred 10
remain anonymous frankly eX-
pressed doubt the action would put
a brake on speculation.
In financial circles the move had
been expected for several weeks.
Stock prices have advanced almost
daily to within approach OF the
1929 level. The .infla.ionary aspect
Of the rise has become Of incress ?
ing concern to authorities
In making the announcements
Mariner $. Eccles. chairman o. tht
Federal Reserve Board declared:
There IS no further recourse lefty
70 the board so Tar as restraining
speculative activities IN listed
stocks Is concerned. except possibly
to order all existing margin ac-
counts be put on cash basis and
to make some ~ The admin strative
provisions applying to banks more
rigid"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-18
Fair Employment Practices
Act Opposed by Southerners

ised that he and Senator McClel-
Ian (D-Ark) would offer 1000
amendments 10 the FEPC legIsla-
ton between them. Eastland said
he would talk two years II neces-
sary.
Senator Bilbo D-MissD. who
knows a filibuster when he Is In
one, informed newsmen he intended
to speak twice-"30 days at a
time" against the measure which
has been endorsed repeatedly by
President Truman.
The unexpected motion which
which called up the controversial
bill before the Senate yesterday
took its southern opponents com
pletely by surprise hurried
strategy session was ordered. but
they made no bones they would use
everything in the rule book In their
effort TO block a vote.
Eastland asserted that consid-
Grafton Of the bill had been pro
NOTED by labor unions 10 staye OFT
anti-strike legislation"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-18
Kaiser Frazer
Can Use Plant
For Ten Years

New York, Jan. lS-AP- The
KaiserFrazer Corporation will
have the right TO lease the Willow
Run plant for the next ten years
under terms Of an agreement
signed yesterday with the Recon
struction Finance Corporation.
The company announced the new
agreement extended the original
lease period from Nov. /, l945, to
Dec. 81, 1850. by six months and
gave It option to renew the agree
ment for another four and one half
years.
The action came as a result Of
long negotiations with the RFC.
The company has always desired a
longer lease on the building on
which they are spending much
money N reconyersion for automo-
tive manufacture, company
spokesman stated today.
The extension is not likely to
change production scales or SEIZED
ules, he added.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-18
Schools Given,
TaxPaynent

The second payment from the
current tax rolls was made today tn.
the public schools ~ Ypsilanti bv
Mrs Mabel !. Stadtmiller. city
treasurer.
The check was FOR {126,jl6.69
and included Sl01OO31l on the
school general roll and f25.5l6.5S
on the school ~desi The amounts
paid 10 tbs schools today include
all collections on the 1913 school
budget made IN the city treasurer 4
office inclusive OF January Is.
The total amount paid 70 the
public schools by the treasurer thus
far from the winter tax collections
ia S1ji77l49. and includes Sl2S.-
576.f7 on the school general roll
and S&l 1882 on the school debt.
The first payment. which amount
ed TO $2S,25iSO. including both the
school general and debt. was paid
by the treasurer December 20, l945.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-18

Washington. Jan. 1s-AP- The
wordiest filibuster since Huey
Longs time threateve on Capitol
Hill today as the 81 ate plunged
into a knock-down, dfag-out fight
on the dynamite-packed FEPC bill.
The advance billing had Capitol
Hill barking back to the '30s when
Long. as senator from Louisiana,
went on a filibuster marathon dur
ing which he discoursed on a my
Rad Of subjects. including the
merits of southern pot likker".
A solid phalanx Of southern sen.
ators. all pledged to talk plenty.
lined up against the fair employ.
ment practice bill which would es-
tablish a permanent committee TO
eliminate racial and religious dis
elimination in industrial and gov.
ernmental employment.
I'm going TO talk against II as
long N God gives me BREATH" SEN
atorn Ellender tD-La) told a re-
porter.
Senator Esstland (D-Miss.) prom.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-18

Highlight OF the meeting OF the
Junior Chamber OF Commerce
Thursday evening in Hotel Huron
was the talk given by Judge James
r. Breakey, Jr., on juvenile delin-
quency. Judge Breakey stressed
the point that in great number Of
cases 1t is parental problem and
that where there had been the
death Of either mother or father.
or both. the only solution seemed
to he 10 have some responsible
persons. preferably clergyman
and businessman, take the matter
in hand and try 10 work out a solu-
ton that would solve both the de-
linquency of the parent as we'll as
the child
Judge Breakev spoke Of parents
Who no matter how we'll educated
and refined they are. have no con
/ troll, over their children ana NAH g
nc effort to correct them. Such
children are to be pitied as much
as the little street urchin. he as.
serted The child in the street or
i'm a home where there is disCon-
tent will soon get into mischief,
he said. Divorce is another prob
lem. Where parents do not love
their children enough to forget
their own differences, there will he
no chance for child to develop as
every American child has the right
The proper people should also he
placed in charge Of homes and in
situations where children are plac-
ed, it was pointed out. We can
not expect children to improve II
the person in charge OF them is as
Iuncouth and unframed as they are"
Judge Breakey said.
The suggestion that program OF
supervised recreation after school
hours be set up was proposed, Civ
ing children a chance to live nor
NAL life. Judge Breakey remained
for some time after hi talk 10 ans
wer many questions. This courtesy
was greatly appreciated by the
members.
Continuing the meeting John
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-18
Business
to be Closed

Npsilanti is to lose one OF its
Oldest business names. Mrs. Ellen
Candy. owner Of Gaudy's Chocolate
Shop. "a n Washington St. signi-
fed today her intention of closing
her restaurant business.
The store has been leased by
Miss Helen T. Sellman, owner Of
the Ypsilanu Art shop, 81 y. Wash
ington ST. The change will be
made about April /.
The Mcclellan Company Will e1
pand their neighboring store TO in
clude space now occupied by the
Art Shop and also the place known
as the Sweet Shop, 10 y. Washing
ton St, owned by Peter Collins. he
has not announced a new location.
Joseph Fortunate, owner of the
building. which houses the McClel-
Ian store. Art Shop and Sweet
shop, said remodeling will include
new windows and removal Of parti-
tons.
The name Gaudy has been prom
inent in Npsilanti business circles
since 1887 when George Gaudy open
ed a bakery on y. Huron st. After
several years he moved to w. Mich
igan Ave. and later to the present
location. His famous chocolate
candy won wide recognition and
the name was changed from Bakery
to Chocolate Shop, which has con
timed, even through later years.
when candy was closed out and all
attention directed 10 food service.
The business was taken over by
the son. Harold. upon his return
from service in World War /. Fol
lowing his death. four years ago,
his wife. Mrs. Hen Gaudy, took
charge and has conducted the fine
food business in a way that has
won for her high praise and gen
eral commendation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-18
Lighting by
Atom Likely

Detroit. Jan 1S-AP Operation
of city light plants by atomic pow
sr will be feasible within five years
according 10 DR.. Glenn r. Seabors,
codiscOyerer OF plutouium and orig
inal stan member OF the Manhat-
tan atomic bomb project.
The 3S-year-old scientist address.
ed the American Chemical Society
and tho Detroit Science Club
Thursday night.
DR.. Seaborg termed pure non.
sense" any thought OF keeping the
atom bomb secret from other cOun.
tries
There is no secret" he told his
audience. at is like q plumber try
ing 10 hide from another his way
Of repairing a pipe be may use
different sgrewdriyer but the
principle OF pipe repair IS well un.
derstood So are all principles OF
atomic explosion"
DR.. Seaborg sad he agreed with
the proposal OF the United Nations
Organization for international con-
troll ~ the bomb and added that
any other curse was hopeless.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-18
New Channels Sought For
Proper Care of Juveniles

New channels are being sought
by civic minded residents of Wash
tenaw County to provide proper
care for Juveniles detained by law
enforcement agencies.
~NThere were indications OF dis.
satisfaction over the report OF the
special committee appointed by the
board OF supervisors who have
been investigating charges OF I'm
proper care for children held for
the probate court.
The committee. which has been
investigating the situation since
October. has fled its report with
the board The committee mem
hers Leigh Beach, John a. Cosner,
Fitch d. Forsythe. Donald NJ. Silk
worth and Fred G. Broesamle, stat.
ed in the report. AT no time in
making this study OF conditions
did We find any evidence OF neglig-
ence."
In regard to the county agent,