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Evening star., 1946-10-09
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

sTENoGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. .Beglnners ana retreshef
courses in shorthand. tipping, bookkeeping
comptometer. all secretarial subjects Est
faaSrs Hs sHs noa asefeSseo sA sss Ro
C0HPToMETER CON COURSE. easy to learn;
touch tipping free with course: top laried
S40-S50 wk; position open. start BoYE
133a 81 N oesAt, aA Ss Culture
subjects taught. Approyed BY & GoyeEnm1ent @ T1s;1,t
coLLEGE. 1910 g st. NV, DI. 1852;
LEARN TO DRIVE the right way, dual
control cars. professional instructors. PARK,
Mraop fPef psIyng oeS geHoon sSsaFes so EhsH tS
PoPULaR Tii N Piano ors1 or accordion taught in
20 lessons; inprovising and transposing
Aforementioned studio. MR.. NEWMAN.
159S st nv NE 4aso or "a; ta;,gSs 53o8 ~
your home by Nationally known teacher,
eTENoGRAPHIC and seeretar,al ciasses
now forming sesln1srs apa Sadofssrains frs,ssSnsl
ns ss5S so9p g 5cHoS ibsS
bSsS bEauFY H HorfRRRr6Rs ERR 6fsos efie
training in all subjects: day, night ane
RRsGE s.
D. c: requirements and GI training. 134o
soN1RHer sSs hE sKIpaE Es srUD1o fhl 5sns ii
ton Of Washington cony. e all trans
sfwNS p aRnSinHnsssot ssly R
SO; day and night classes. SINGER SEW
FRENCH TEACHER, lessons. LU. 71a2.
Evening star., 1946-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

q r.. movie ,satst; issfsss ssisssisa s,. q ss%.
sure sure meters. nash runs esrrsins cases, cases
range finders. Aims: color nlms. photo
papers. chemicals, photo books and 500
sEs Paoo onE sns eenn. araae ave- sRas NV
topp. Dept. Of Justice). RE. 24s4. -
ACCORDION. 100 bass wuriitzer. 2
SWITCHES; peri. cond., with case; Ss25.
ACC0RDioNs-New 1eo-bass rrontalini
sss556.oo: ss56o used lso- bass Carl Fischer
rs o:ssf 5os6as AZ ffs
46D1NG 16 iaiS NJ MaeHlsE. si RE sundssrand desk
chimes for Immediate delivery. See the new
drawer; only s12.s5. See Mon. at 1909
ApDING MACHINES, I .lee;; reasonable;
ArI,. Va. OK. 1882 day. GL 1s4o eye
AIR COMPRESSOR. s-h.p. Eco automatic
moisture moi ,, bleed with oyerload switch,
sf,aeSes; Ak ecMPkEssSk I'll sse a-cylinder, a heavy
dMHty; M @ fully automatic: for spray paint.
eonrHEssSss a ass Sists s1x5o Il g.. =. this .m.z
If ss ys EupMST sqn CO. se a9;s s9s ssT
Az Az dosp1THoNERs, sSsi niT new. phi,se window
and console models; in all sizes. BE safe
II desired, ws win store and install units
SasHN Ssf sSi.fs sss1a n'' inches, ns.
roofing quality. JOSEPH SMITH u SONS,
361g Benning rd. ne.
voice reeordins % machine, % s .earsent s iHs snand
piano, bedroom suite. co. 1914 or EN-
sesl, sN4,d9l fer appt; No dealers .,, 10.
newly, rsfnishsd; 500; studio couch, $50;
AaTARiSM AsaTARS SUPPLIES, ii, tropie., ash; lly. w
:ss2 SxrS IS ~
service service si chests. USED and new. M 81. .5, to to
sorsasstsd cardboard; both iissrEs rolls; 81
ehsps Sys Chase. % Md. % oi I sss5, % open daily. s;.
ssnsss, as9 sad sEiafRs' used on. month"; S.
aSss sSHssssINsEfTE. N electric train. unusual set,
ia sazuTnuh 81 k0ns8t s&ysa Il n FOX. length
s.bls;1, blended mpSsr.s length .oqd
highest offer: also dresses and suits. GE,
iaD. bED.. very old. Call Randolph ssea.
s;ns s:a t. ss ssIoe sssIEe:' sas :as Sss
dio couch, maple breakfast set, radio.
kitchen cabinet, vac. cleaners: We do mov-
ing, storage. EDEdIMAN, 3303 Georgia
BED sFRINGS-Pair twin box spripgs and
inner-spring mattresses; sacrifice, $50.
BEDROOM SET, modern all-metal .dress-
ers and night table. Hollywood double bed.
springs, hair mattress and tailored cover:
mans mahogany desk, ctild's crib: quality
pieces selling to vacate house this week
Ordway 3475 81
BEDROOM SET-5-pc.. modern walnut;
BEDROOM SUITE, mahogany: porch
rockers. baby carriage, cot and mattress.
solid oak chairs. large library table; rush
seat chairs. tricycle., vacuum cleaner.
FR. $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-10-09
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WASH. AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-Share-
expense plan for the convenience Of pas
senger and car owners going TO- same deS,
tination Cars daily to Calf and all
points: refs eXch 23 Mass, RE. $3.50. II
DRIVING SLOWLY my I94l olds seaan. 9
Los Angeles, after Oct. IL. Can take or
AcCOMMODATIoNs. / man coins. Jack
sonville who will share driving; leaving
Fri. or Sat: no expense SH ?9os; - ),
Los Angeles. wish couple to drive; share
expenses. Bowie 1896. lO~
MAN driving AZ Buick to Seattle In1rs1 I,
day, this week, will take passengers. Call
Ey o1O1 10"
70 SUPER DE LUKE sED., en- route. Chi
cago, St Minneapolis: select riders;
man driving; refs. exch.; ". any time. EX.
Evening star., 1946-10-09

W. H. sMoNs offers a few astinss fol
nv: section and soodassse: rs rooms. aM
aths anafb.r rent anoa Sdo9' pax income sss4bo mo
NO, 81 Sandwich shop-Hurry; DOM
~ Wsss aoo this vs. ons n,1p near Govt bidss only
Radio APP. and repair stores-w. hav.
spofs fSr exrs
mo. 5t0) Valet and shoe repair. uppe,
nv. section; 5h-yr; lease: over $500 vk
ne ioss Food goes with
n's sNo ofs s4s pos sroesry saSs DS With beer .ne
vine: income aueted. Sl;l0o. 5ryr. lease:
nne equipment. Only $500 down. Trui,
.Sso sso. sg sa5' 1uneheon.t,., a.He. and beer
5000 Ts $500 down
Ok; dandy equipment. Don't fail to SCI
'"G mo SIS, pelIeat.ss.n and xroc NV
section: 4 little store With lots Of ' sction ion
ever $500 xk,; everything goes for $1,000
mo. 4s) Gasoline station. s-,r. leas.
excellent opportunity for mechanic: NV
section: reasonable offer may take it; 4
mo. 4a) PsWnbrokers sxeh.: NV. sec
good lease: excellent future. everything
goes a,. for SIS goo; real bargain . .u
$500 down. Don't miss these opportuni.
ties. Phone US for appointment
tNo. 20 Ladies apparel and infants
wesr; excellent NV, section: GOOD lease;
rent, $50 mo. This Is q sound proposition
Tor z live wire: good future and can bs
mo. 4ol Delicatessen and grocery; in;
come, $3.50 wk.; good lease; Eent. Sst
mo. This man is leaving town and givins
the place away. It's . steal at $4,000 fol
everything.
mo. 33l Sandwich shop: active nv
section: income quoted over $500 wk.; &.
yr. lease: reasonable rent. This is . rea
money maker, SO hurry.
We have many more e.eye-openerst to sui
your purse. Just call the live-wire broker
w. n. S1MONS. EX. 61S1-0163. Ill
COLORED-NORTH CAPITOL near New
York ave. n.w.-1sts commercial with 35.
| IT. frontage; 2 two-fannily fats; wonderful
spo: for restaurant or club. URcIoLc
coLoREDSREsTAtRANT. doing $500
$3.50 daily. mostly fountain service ant
| take-out sandwiches: short hours, closef
SUNDAYS. Bargain. 81 Z 800: liberal terms
DE sHAzo a. REssEGGER, %. 14th.
Evening star., 1946-10-09

Offered By PAUL j. MILLER. DU. s4se
Some with ly quarters; some without
= ID Ne. srocery-Does 81 900 wk
Rent S125 mo. Handle for $1,000 down
or less. Price, S7.700 today.
% Sc. grocery-delicatessen - Does
SS00-SaOQ wk. Rent, $40 mo-. Has
rms: Only $4,000 down. Priced 5000
3) Self-service beautiful store nv
Does $4,000 wk. quoted. More when
plenty gnmy meat; Rent 0o $500. Only 1910?
plus about $4,000 fixtures. Nice nghbd
most pas afts "a SsSe .toeE Gross ood 81
furnishing; Sli i 900 oooasr down o.,,..+.
Gross. 81 900 wf. Rent. 500. Handle
See complete list of sroeery stores
PAUL >: MILLER. ,Du. ela2. I'VE sell
LIQUOR PACKAGE STORE, weekly bust.
ness $500; business can be improved
Price S4o,o10 for GOOD will. stock extrs
about about $4,000. Low rent, good lease. ex-
DGs. groceries and meats. no beer:
quarters: low rent. Price $4,000. com :
plete with large stock: $4,000 down.
Delicatessen and groceries: business $500
weekly, cash. low rent Price, $1,000
complete with stock: terms.
Groceries and meats. $1,000 weekly bust
ness. Price, $4,000. complete with stock
Only $1,000 down. Call KOGoD q BOOK
tional 1914 p
Evening star., 1946-10-09

GROCERY. DGS. unusually fne clientele.
volume about $500 per wk., short hours
Grocery and meats. 81 500 to ST 800 per
wk:: wen equipped. beer and wine license.
Grocery, $4,000 per week: exceptional
equipment; cash and carry: low rent.
DGS. in Arlington. over S3 900 per week
hiSf class trade; lons-term lease. ALBERT
II. COHEN. CHI 1861; ewes. GIL 241O %
Evening star., 1946-10-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
g. dALBERT. INC, SIS 10th st. NV.
National 4112
Evening star., 1946-10-09
sUslNEss OPPORTUNITIES.

on 18th ST., NEAR PARK RD.-3o rooms
H dominstihE ai eo Deoositiona; Rn essi!s sSsptaSi;
Sss ss z.
ssttl.@:nt: .ss,.oInsbiy p,lsss fog i%msai; ;iE
I Iitsiss + s. sh Wsiss House" % )" sos % 10Th St NV w.
< & And 1ee STORE, soed NV. location;
and nduse sauipped. dpa al ALgERT s9'' H. COHEN. eH
bssi bhsssl esss Kooafse dk s4fS 4f@SyEsrMEsr Of ii.
xeeki--ofer Is rooms. 4 baths. coal ht
Hsuss Enoms nsv fSea fessssS SndtS co. sos
for your mgr. or self. It Is q pleasure t.
s9f.Z MILLER HUT, p1 see Rsssaaa aoasinr ssefsr
til Pm snYss,,,i Ys, sir' your best buy shi'
ssS y H. HSS}f sw sS. g'ts ~ g s
almost $4,000 year! sells for less thar
sts s,mfs fAuE r. nsfnf SnfrR sfs 6u na4a
RSomisa RsssaS aroas5 hGusa isl sussiREss Nw-1s
ay.4 baths zeal e. hs. tod.g Rent ss6
ssss dSRa Rsp s ssGd soo mo
pH5E = MlrR III f.'' nu See s4
RSomisa Reasaf arofs5 HoUsa FL ~ sm EYE Sta
Rsns. RSa' sa5 a'hi Hansie fems todsg Sys' for
ssTf 81 bu NJ ..aas: Hsasias Sas AS
R6oMlRG Iso K re- HOUSE East Capitol st-11
rooms. baths. Income quoted. .S28S
possible 500. Asking $2;7G0 down tdday l
81 Nj 49 Hanis Sea Hoasps Of paoI bioks1 q III
RooMING HOUSE mr.. Col. I'd. n,w.-1a
Rent. Si45. Asking So. 900 down today
See PAUL J. MILLER, DU. 2422. ''Tht
Housing Broker TIL 9 pm.
BEAUTY SHOPS; ,RsssAuty ,i,hq sh9ps!Issf ps Sc
2422. for these BARGAINS. Call Ii. s4ls 8
evenings. for Mr.. Lanier, or Du. a4@@ fol
m dS Crosses $4,000 yr. quoted. Pos.
Rent. Sioo mo plus. ~
yr quoted. Rent. $63. suitable for or z
operator Handle for $500 cash or less
Has furnished apt!
I3l Excellent beauty shop s:e.-orosses
$4,000 to $4,000 yr. quoted. Rent
$3.50 mo. Modern equipment. 0ni,
$1,000 down. Has apts. over shor
az Downtown hotel beauty shop
Crosses $4,000 net says owner. Rent
S109. Handle for $500 cash. See Mr.
Pollard, ofiice PAUL ]. MILLER. DU. 2422
GROCERY STOREs! Grocery stores!-
Evening star., 1946-10-09

As. STMk Ia1SS, E3eAeA " seA1 Solnp!ete
CAMERA, complete. e.xs14 speed Graphic
out1t. perfect; As Ektar lens. supermatic
Grader extension. 6 holders, FTP A. niters,
shade, case. large quantity cut Aim, fash
bulbs; SI1S OF esst is' efisr; can be seen after
CA!lMEsRAsS.7Nsw Err l29 folding. imported.
With f;s5 lens; rs; only SEA A9; fslly EYarsn- M
shronissrs, dsskToom supplies. dlsesrs. st ,tri-
psss oea hs%: p1ss. ozas soss s sts e s
EXCHANGE. 14l0 N. =. ave. NV.
CAMEkAS-:Many types available from 81
sSS ass Sy
ms. Largest stock Of ali photographic arti-
eiss and sv!s supplies MnsSt deyslop,ns ana
S33 Pa. ave. NV. (opp. Dept. OF Justice).
CAMERAS. E s Pho photo ar, and =, movie suppiies.
alt pHoTo piHsssTss co s5ttss
soDe pfR am 2a SoGsrs SSss'ea .ts 81 stSa saa
ported, @ limited stock. RRENNER isai PHoTo. 1o
CAMERAS, weston and General Electric
psssss e ''Gsz Re 1ifo
cAMEKsss avstlasle N;x now; all. makes: movie
cameras, projectors, Kodaks, etc. all
brand-new. ROBBINS CAMERA SHOP.
ECAMEIAs. eniargers, projectors: complete
line OF amateur and professional equipment.
FORD PHOTO SUPPLY. 600 7th st. nv.
CAMERA FANS-Color prints, best quality,
lowest prices: Quick service. PHOTO
LAB. INC. 1925 Georgia ave. NV. ocl4
CAMERAS-35-mm. model 1916 Universal
Mercury II (for reEular cartridgesl. Just
arrived; last oPA price. S7s 80, BEEN
NER, 933 penna. ave. NV. RE. S434.
CAMERxs-Don't sell your camera or
equipment before you get our free ap-
CAMERA AM n coMnAT GRAPHIC. aaxsM 1o1-
52S7 After $3.50 pm
CAR.WASHING MACHINE. high pressure,
Robert, gsod sondition; cost S3ss. @ sell " 500, s
cHaPET sIaIEiT KuNNEh, a7-in. min ends in
various colors, 81 90 I'd. up. WoOpRIDGA
CO, Russ Linnleum and Asphalt Tile.
1716 H. ave. n.s.
Evening star., 1946-10-09

PEANUT VENDING machine route. $4,000
For further information call 81. 1925
fnVEsTMENr fssE 4 Y IN pRoPERTY-ao rooms, II
baths. connecting houses; Que and l6tf
sts. NV vacant. Would make idea .9
Ms. sSe%5as Pastsr; 'qs =: sss5' YOUNG = PASTOR
GROCERY. crossing 81 900 u;s weekly: M n
sNsrffRPRisING ~ PEoFIEHsrs IS the
cleus for q. chain Of cleaning and pressini
cash outlay, Of $4,000 Or indixidually Wit
ME. 5sa7. ma. ss1s or ov. si.o evenings
RooMING-1a ROOMS. 4 baths. on Ne.
shs@efhsaIe fsnt G.os nsom.
2S eSa term nsns xoUsG pSsToR r oHSa NC
NV hSa yiSp01Ss xSD Used furniture store: svns,
holds plenty of merchandiss; S9se Of bust.
receivable, all eollsctible; sli69o Eoos
year M liz II operated by busters. Open am.
os ESQ ose scR $500 saih s.rpe 9sys
persons With necessary cash need apply
s%Aft sSt ffo-ho HoTsL SssL and tourist court. JUS
Lorton 1922, for complete Information
RADIO AND SERVICE SHOP for sale It
sacrifice by veteran who has. to 70 to hos
mite increase; selling price, $4,000 ant
can be had for $4,000 down. II interested
in getting into business for yourself q
this phenominally low price. call Mr.; MIsI
with GREAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE
UN O7O0, now and be your own bos
IR.fssTHukAST I.ss:Iat sas With beer License m in ns
gross; low rent, long Lease; en-, very or reason
GREAT easi NNoETHERN N REAL ESTATE, 4 II
$4,000 TO INVEST with my services Ii
any good business; especially interested II
marine supplies, sporting goods and boats
FOR LEAsE-Check room concession. Ap
ply Mr.. Clark, LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 16tf
GET Hi 4 Mfo BUSINESS for yourself, nsy
type concrete block machine makes .90t
blocks per S-hr. day with 8 men, S6St
delivered For interview, full particulars
write BOX 160-K. Star. o.
Evening star., 1946-10-09

II, Sultland Manor.
RADIO s Io-Pa,.oNoGRAPHM ]. =. Crosby, walnut,
1928 If you are looking for 2 table sized.
sbHs hasa sssera 5oRDaN 9RP PaNo 3d
RAhs3Rps9abums ,da St. as gifts for every oe
af DSsss ssa
RErsfGEkaPoR sTa afea SR 81 is4f crosiss
on.i Ssus fsessn IL mass as st. Esd r
ssss ssaasa ss5 as ssso GU IT,
GE 1srss FANNY RM oas
sSssIIsP5 Sas oYs1 SendtIsa s176 ehids play pen
REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT, new and
store boxes, freezers; can be seen GIG noon.
AIS M@ Rethesda Be s ,a aye, Bethesda; Nd. Ia
mereiaI: boxes, coils, compressors. motors;
14th St. NV. DE. 3610. We service ia
RUG. maroon background. ,multicolored
made BY Ganastan:a including mat. ss5.
ss~ ssasss sss Ill nis4 ea4s'aa ND -
RUGS, Oriental, all sizes: drastic rsdue-
1904 "O'' ST., at Wis. ave. 10
ssai ss Us ~ y 's ss'i a:s: sss' gaS
SAW GANG EDGER, lisht-duty, 16.
width, 12" solid. for sawmill. Also 30'
Efarm-type sawmill. unassembled. WO.
1854. 10
sAxoPHONE, E-nat alto. Conn silver
Yiths sold bell good condition. fine case.
snss eisrnst ssnRifs H. gna.
s5hs!R: a|s!ss 81 an in excellent CONDITION
used Pan American alto. S112.50; new
Martin committee model alto; $3.50 90;
$3.50. 90. Gases Included Terms. National
3223. JORDAN PIANO CO., 1015 fth
81 SEWING MACHINE, singer treadle, per-
feet order Machines rented, repaired.
s3a7 Conn. ave. EN-. 4244.
SEWING MACHINES-Goinz on our floor
today, 3 Singer rebuilt electric consoles
and 2 ELECTRIC gertshlsss 1s fully sunarsntssd; u
/ STORES. s624 Ga ave Ill
(Continusd q Nszt PaseJ
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bed until seven o'clock. Pete Peterson, Greek restauranteur of Houston, Tex, a great admirer of the Marine Corps, never lets a leatherneck pay a check
 Bob Hannegan and President Truman can't agree over how much campaigning the latter should do before Election Day The President wants to go out and speak on the hustings, but Hannegan wants him to stay home, meet candidates at the White House, and give only two radio speeches. Despite his re- cent eXecutiv order outlawiing Flood Control and Rivers and Har- bors projects, President Truman is considering making an exception of the proposed $7000,000 flood wall on the Ohio River bank at Louis vile. Rep. Emmet O'Neal of Ken lucky has made a strong appeal for funds to complete the wall, pointing out that the citizens of Louisville live in fear and danger of another catastrophe like that of 1897.
 (coPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946)
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operations will come within per cent of the all-tme high of SAP 100000 established in the second quarter of 1945 Automobiles pleasure and trucks are said be flowing from assembly lines in fairly satisfactory volume Steel operations in July were at 90 per cent of capacity output of such things as sewing machines, electric ranges vacuum cleaners and re- frgerators well ahead of that for the preceding month Production of tires, radios and gas ranges was well ahead of the pre-war totals Shoes did not do so we'll nor did cotton goods but the output of woolen cloth was all-time high and there was gratify- ing output suits shirts and dresses The report has it that employment reached a peak of 581000o0 jobs reducing the number of unemployed to 2300000
 These are all for satisfaction, but they should not invite complacency. The Administrator warns that the skies not cloudless. The stepup in industrial activity has placed tremendous strain on railroads, already badly worn by their wartime overload Gains in housing are growing smaller month by month building is far from the desired level But in spite of this Administrator Small feels justified in saying that the and-go output of materials has been replaced by a steady flow which puts industry within sight of full production of finished goods if industrial peace continues" That may prove an important If" but at the moment things clearly are looking up.
 Too bad Alaskans can't get some of this production
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-14
MONUMENTAL COMPILATION

Anybody who does not believe that our Feoefa government is too big and does too much should
 xamine Part II of the Federal Register for September Il This special supplement of 966 doube-column naees bound in four sections is issued in compliance with the Administrative Procedure Act enacted by the Seventy-nnth Congress For executive departments in the order of their establishment and for lnoepeno ent agencies in alphabetical order this massive com nlation provides guide the organization functions and procedures of the various Federal agencies Con press intended that the ordinary citizen unfamiliar
 with the intricate mazes of Federal bureaucracy should be told how to proceed the information or service or protection required nine-page index at the eno of the last section of the supplement gives some alo m
 finding what sought but it will take careful reading of the text to provide all the information required Nobody can tell wthoue reading this whole compilation whether it has been prepared in plain everyday Eng fish or in the special jargon beloved Of bureaucras To settle this point it might be necessary to lay aside all other activities for several months, but ranoom sample or two encourages the hope that those who wrote this handbook tried to put Federal rules and regulations into language as. clear and simple as possible In any case this massive job remains as physical evidence of the unwiedness of the Federal government.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-14
CAPITAL CHAFF

Comdr. Thomas D. Davies, skip per of the record-busting Trucu- lent Turtle, is taking a lot of rib ping from Lieut.. Comdr Roy H.
 Tabeling of the Turtle crew. Tabel- ing, on a waiting list for a new car, received wire from Detroit dealer shortly after the Turtle ar rived from Australia, stating that Buick was being held for him
 Groans Taheling's boss, Commander Davies: I'm in the market for a Chrysler, but so far our flight has inspired no dealer to era S h through" Maritime Commis- sioner Ray McKeough cast a strong negative vote against the Commis- sion's reneging on its agreement to eifectuate union security and pre- ferential hiring on Government owned West Coast ships. The Com missions reversal was a big factor in prolonging the ship strike. We have made this commitment and we should stand back of it. de- clared McKeough, but he was out voted by Chairman w. w. Smith and Grenville Mellon. Gen. Graves Erskine, boss of the Re- training and Unemployment Ad- ministrstion, arrived at ? am. in a Texas town where he was to make a speech much later in the day
 Take it easy,' he told an aide, |" and get a long sleep. We'll stay in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-14
New Weapon of War
Cincinnati Enquirer

Cincinnati Enquirer
 A new poison has been developed according to a recent report-a poison potent that single ounce could destroy all humanity from the Mexican border to the Arctic Ocean. speck of the substance, far too small for the eye to see, is sufficient to take mans life The poison might be used future time as an instrument of war, scientists believe At present the formula is in the hands of the United States.
 According to the who devised the powerful crystal drug manufacture is both simple and cheap Even the smallest nation might find the secretand at almost any time. In the hands of an interruptions aggressor the poison might be used with results too horrible to contemplate
 We have written before that mans knowledge seems to be only real threat to his existence The point is emphasized again with this new announce ment Fortunately, in the past, mans ingenuity has been able to build counteragents which have saved him from his earlier discoveries But new weaponI now are so completely and nsantaneousy destructive that the day may come when man will have no time to invent countermechanismS
 Compared to some of the new chemical formulas, the atom bomb we are told, is puny. The bomb can destroy ships and factories and men, but on limited scale. Posons and poison gases of types already existing could wipe out entire States and could be distributed with comparative Such weapons, in the hands of an enemy, could more than nullfy any temporary advantage which the atom bomb might give Even threat to use such chemicals would cancel any possibility of use of the bomb which, at best could destroy only a comparatively small ratio
 of enemy strength. From single arfield, long range
 planes could carry enough poison poison gas to
 kill every living thing from the Atlantic to the
 Appalachians; from New England to Florida Someday-perhaps that time is now-the human
 race will perfected such devilish devices that each
 nation will be forced to perpetual peace matter
 of self preservation That will possible however
 only if we don't kill each other in the meantime!
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military aide, was booted out of his office.
 In the room where Hefty Harry once held forth close. to the Presl- dent on the West side of the White House you will now find ex-Navy Capt Clark Clifford, who func- tions as special counsel to Tru- man. Vaughn was transferred to the East wing in an office next to Admiral Leahy, one block from Truman And to say that he is sore is putting it mildly. He is sizzling.
 Insiders credit George Schoene- man, executive administrative as- sistant to Truman and a red-hot foe of Vaughn, with calling the signals Schoeneman has a lot to say about who occupies what office at the White House and it is no secret that he resented Vaughn taking over the former office of Judge Sam Roseman without ask ing anybody.
 Several times Schoeneman has tried to evacuate Hefty Harry, but Vaughn stubbornly refused to budge.
 Damned if I'm going to leave this office" he announced belli- gerently. I've done all the moving I'm going to around here.'
 However, move he did when Clifford showed, up, fresh out oi the Navy Insiders report that Tru- man himself had to suggest" the shift before his military aide re- treated, but that is small balm tc Vaughn's outraged feelings.