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oUT-oF-T TOWN REAL ESTATE.

OuT-OF-I0WN REAL ESTATE.
ACCEPT BUILDING SITE. Miami Beach
3 srss, e /. as ! part payment on purchase s-rm;.
LAKE WELDONA, Orlando, Fla Lovely
homesites, combining fsherman,s heaven
sni L ms. For information, csil Paul 3
. harrisor y. WESLEY BUCHANAN Healtor,
NEW YORK. Great Neck. Long Island, ss
minis. to city o-rm house, garage: very
larEe liYiaE rm.. fireplace. $4,000, viii
sell furniture II desired, TIE. 1921. TO Z
10 ACREs--e-room house: basement. on
state road. newly decorated: electricity;
@an1 pres e s!Sr as so sSa ssn Ss
sRooes. o Rss oranse oansn 9s sss less ior re fash
nosts hannah sss p PARK corner IL sossS
NIain Nsrr. hIghWaS lay. with panoramic view q
sss Bsautiial bnilains ei i Sites $ @ Tsstriefea TED
owner or sranssisr@red st @ Sacrifice, 81 900 each
son. eyes. Dupont 295S.
DELAND. FLA.--l0 acres, s In citrus grove;
By beautiful homes. j. D. KoLAR, olebe
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug 81 nshsrmans hsren-Ideal climate on
Floiioa's Gulf Coast fertile homesites. ]
communits boat dock privii; hard rd
elee;; titles guaranteed: priced as low as
$500, S45 down, Sis mo-: immed. sses-
sion. For beautifully illustrated free pook-
let write or phone E. j. GRAY, 69l5 Fair
fax I'd, Bethesda. WI. 4454
5si. ACRES on State gravel road. 9-room
Gesidence, lights, with running water. barn.
garage, chicken house, storage house. Delco
system, electric: avail, splendid level land;
all within miles west of Front Royal. Va:
needed
400 acres on No. 55 hwy. near Linden
Va. 81 per acre.
300 acres on the Shenandoah River
This is a cheap farm with no buildings and
about 3 miles northwest OF Front Royal,
Va. Price. 81 900
Restaurant lease to offer on ~ Royal
ave. with apartments overhead. all tour
lists; 10 beds, cabin with property and all
equipment at the north entrance TO the
Skyline Drive at Front Royal. Va, $50 to
$50 per night income can be obtained
800 acres OF bluegrass collaborating
land, about ~ miles south of Linden, Va
Onered at Sl2 30 per acre. CLAUDE L.
RUST. 3U6 S. Royal ave Phone l24 p o.
Box ss4. Front Royal, Va.
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ON PROMINENT HIGHWAY = quick run
to downtown approximately 1000 So. ft..
industrial land with railroad siding; suit
able for multi-story building for ,distribu-
tor or warehousing. An outstanding loca
tion. Priced right See Mr.. Morris,
WEAVER we YER BROS INC, d. $500; ewes.
m D. G. and convenient to downtown. with
or without siding. 10000 to $4,000 50. IT.
Mr.. Castonguay. TR. 1909 or here: LOUIS
SHOEMAKER. I11g X st. NV. Ma.
WAfER-FRoNT SITE. in D. C.. with pier
rights to deep water. p R.. r extension to
be had: sold t., sroand for heavy eonstIue-
ments and for city distribution Mr.. Cas-
sensSsy TR. a669 or here: LOUIS r.
NDgsTRIAL fRoPERTY, situated on on
railway. Apply a. s. DoMIPHAN q SON.
495 Domiphan Bldg Alex, Va. Phone
s5o-FiT. FRONTAGE on B. 3 O. RR. by
400 IT. deep: hard surface road to prop
erty; r.r; siding now being installed to
new factory under construction. This
beautiful site. located near the U. of Nd. !.
is priced TO sell at once. Brokers invited.
BURCH REALTY CO.. WA. 774S or WA.
/ suV0s 80 s5s3FA ss4l --1J
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

80 ACRES in Fairfax Co. Va. mi from
d. c. mi west of Alexandria; streets
property Ideal for GI homes; $500 an
acre. VERNON M LYNCH g. SONS.
office z mi out Columbia pike or q mi. out
Sunday. D "E --I7
iIT ACRES, 30o-ft. frontage on Lee hwy.
$1,000: ~ miles te D; G. Also ! acre
blocks TO bus. A. g. ANDERSON 4253
Fairfax dr., Arl, Va OK 3240 --17
AgRES-Near District line; ss Idea
Cash or terms OWNER, Hillside 0314-M
days. LU. 07gS ewes. III
r a ACRES. wooded; near Glenn Dale Md a
HY. 0354, Lanham, Md. -17
ABOUT TWO ACRES. very desirable loca-
tion in Bethesda. Md; spring branch runl
through rear OF property. Phone WI. 47Sl
from 9 am. until J p.m., Sunday, Nov. q.
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OFFICES WANTED.

SINGLE ROOM in downtown bldg: will
rent or buy furniture Alex. 1890 -IS
UNTIL FEB. I, by a university research
unfurnished: Reply Box 195-x. Star. lis
OFFICE SPACE, upper Georgia ave. for
client; must be 1st commercial. Space
STROuP, RA. $500.
DESIRE SMALL. modern downtown busi-
ness ONCE or will consider sharing. Box
EXPERIENCED LAWYER desires rm. in
suite, with Joint use Of reception rm. and
secretary; will exchange references. Ma
BY NoNPRoFIT ASSOCIATION, about 4
or rms; REQUIRE good location prefer
ably In Dupont Circle area II entire small
noncommerciai. bldg. sYailaile We could
f1nd End tenant. Box 1l2-S. Star
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SECOND TRUST LOANS on property in
d. C., Md and Va, Prompt service a.
lowest rates. From $500 10 $1,000. LUS-
TINE 4 BERENTER. 1879 Vermont ave.
FUNDS AVAILABLE for fun nfst-trust
loans. 2nd-trust notes also boushi. T.. A.
1iARVEY, d. 450S. D to y y M only
SECOND TRUST NOTE on Arlington prop
erty Tor sale bears Jte: amply secured.
ME- I'M
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sToREs FOR SALE.

PORTRAIT a. COMMERCIAL studio. Cards,
gifts, camera supplies. repairs. Long lease.
Rent, 500 monthly includes living quar-
ters. Money maker, easy to operate. for
or .. Owner leaving town. Bargain. 81 900
complete. Hobart S122 =
CALL HARRY l. FRIEDMAN II you are now
considering selling your store at q reason
able price. For fair trading, please call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN Broker, RE. 1166
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR sxcHANcr

GALL HARRY I. FRIEDMAN-It you are
now considering sellings your business
property at reasonable price. For fair
trading please cah HARRY /. FRIEDMAN,
Broker, RE. 1856
WILL TRADE free and clear 40-acre farm:
house. chicken houses. all fenced in Flor
ida. for equity in property Washington
Call HARRY i. FRIEDMAN ii you are
now considering selling your business
property at q. reasonable price: for fair
trading. please call HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN,
Broker, RE lI66
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REAL EsTATE wANTEp.

TRACT OF TIMBER on Eastern Shore or
nearby; state number Of acres, kind OF
trees. number OF board feet and price.
Baltimore -, Nd iS4
CALL HARRY /. fRIEDMAN--If you are
now considering selling your business
trading, please cally HARRY !. FRIED
MAN, Broker RE. 1866
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coMMERcIAI eRouNp.

and COMMERCIAL-Over $4,000 square
al ire On new cnape Ta
center: excellent business location; priced
at Soc per square II. Call DI. STA, N.
BASIIIkO REALTY co -I9
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CHURCH RIJIIpINcs WANTED

WANTED TO BUY churches. i in sw.
and in Sc. Call N. c. HINES & SONS.
l423 You st, NV. Ho. 09s6.. LII :.
CHURCHES in s.w.. L in Sc; will
pay UP to $4,000. Call N. c. HINES 4
SONS, 423 You st. NV. HO. o9s6, y 10
daily and Sunday IF
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COMMONWEALTH REALTY week End
Open | to s Saturday and Sunday
Five-year-old brick, semidetached in ex-
cellent condition: nice-size liy. rm, din.
rm. and kit; second floor, bedrooms and
tiled bath: full basement, oil a.-c. heat,
insulated, copper plumbing. storm windows.
pickes fence: convenient terms. To reach:
Out South Arlington Ridge rd. to Glebe
rd., right to South veitch. right to 2127
Open i to 5 Sunday. Beautiful Colonial
brick, 3 bedrooms, Iarse iiv. rm. with fire.
place, modern kit, large din. rm.. tile bath,
5 closets. full dry basement, storage attic.
insulated, storm windows and doors, oil
a.-c. heat: spacious lot; close in; $4,000
will handle; To reach: Wilson blvd. to
Dinwiddie, left to dls and our sign.
Open to 5 Saturday and Sunday.
Lovely 3.bedroom; tiled bath home. In
place. din. .rm, and modern Kitchen: fun
basement: Anchor fence around entire lot:
house in excellent condition; no asking
price involved: priced for quick sale TO
reach: Out Lee blvd. past Corners to
Marshall ST.. right to s04 and our sign.
Not open, but don't miss seeing 1t.
5-rm. brick BUNGALOW with large attic.
liy. rm. with hreplace:. oil a.-c. heat.
Venetian blinds, new linoieum; spotless
throughout; very liberal terms.
North Arlineton--Substantial 3-bedrm
Colonial on corner lot 15ox10O, majestic
shade trees; EaraEe. full basement, oil
heat: convenient to shopping and trans
portation; liberal terms; quick possession
COMMONwEALTH REALTY Co, 2606
Wilson blvd. Owens $500. OK. 234I.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

PHONE SERVICE. printing. etc for busi-
nessmen, "a hours a day SIS month IN
Dial BUSINESS EXCHANGE. oW 5000.
FURNISHED OFFICE, downtown. with two
or three desks and phone MA. 1886. lgs
DESK SPACE and mailing address service.
telephones. downtown office bldg MR.
PASQUAL, EX $50 LIZ
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ACREAGE WANTED,
LOTS FOR SALE.

$3.50 ACRES; only best location; yoned
Tor apis: Cali MR. BROWN. Ma $40;
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OFFICES ron RENT.

in nearby Va, Arlington or Fairfax, 81
lsMyer; good references; SIS maximum
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wAREuolJsEs wANrED

WANTED--Locai manufac-
5urer needs about 5000 square feet Of
space for storage: will rent or buy. Box
3I6-T. Star II
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
INDUSTRIAL PROF. FOR SAC.

CONN AVE, 100 block---Part time; suit
able for musician or writer. NC. 1886
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s-ROOM FRAME HOUSE with rooms and
tile bath on 1st a.. bedrooms on and d.,
ment with hard asphalt tile foor; fur
nished room with tile foor, electric stove.
laundry tubs, hot z.h.. coal room, large
a. and large front and back porch, this
house is prewsr built with nice hardwood
spd Dive s0qq o@
quartermaster depot: this place has nice
yard. Garden: 3-car garage with cement
Nice home with large iiy. room. bed
gas stove. air-conditioned heat, oak floors.
place is only 2 miles from Alex, near No. /
highway and bus service: price. $s,50O:
Large. Broom bungalow with basement;
hot and cold water. full basement. well
water. ELECTRIC pump. hen house and acre acre
& land sh mss ro% as he
shssy hishssy Prss ne, q FL 1o9o ,. tf5ms pn,
s-RooM, s-sToRY COLONIAL detached
) bedrms.. tiled bath, good-sized closets;
! st A.. liv rm.. din. rm.. eauipped kit,
recr. rm. with outside entrance, screened
vated lot. bus at door. $4,000 to $4,000
casn. Balance. terms.
Fairfax County: prewar material used
on approximately acre land; liv. rm., din
rm, larsa-sizsd equipped kit, " bath. 1st
d.; utility, oil h.-w.h.. winter and summe,
hookup 0al: floors. S!3,O00. Substantial
cash lance, terms.
Fairiax County; country store: no com com.
approximately "a acre lano. Price, 81 5000
for all Substantial cash required
owner will also sell, 12-rm, residence
h -w.h.; pa acres land $4,000 Substan.
tial down payment Balance, terms.
Cherrydale; duplex. g rooms and bath
S.40Q for both. Good buy for investment
Two blks. from trensp., / blk. to school
/ Is min. to city: 5-rm. frame bungalow
| with ss OF an acre of land, electricity
well: this property is close in, Just of
| Old Dominion dr.. In Fairfax, County.
ance, terms. H. w. DRANE, Broker. GIL,
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commercial properties: 1l0T
/, 1915 H st. n.w.-Reasonable offer may
buy it, II
9ae Eye st. n.w.-Reasonable offer may
buy it qIg
IL, llQi st. unreasonable offer may
aIs7 K st. n.w.--Reasonable offer may
buy it 90
1902 L st. n.w.-Reasonable offer may
buy Ii. IN II
buy it. - :,
lsl6 st. n,w.-Reasonable offer. may
1918 st. Reasonable oner may
410l Bladensburs I'd, Reasonable ofter
1928 You St. NV. Reasonable offeT may
buy it. -
7a7 10th st. NV Reasonable ofrer may
asis s4oS o,,r shTSsh sg A4 s4as
Man Broker RE: 1885. rs.
SoLoRE5Mssoo s7asm DOW M. Is. commercial,
. =. Ia
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
C0TTAGE AT NoRTH BEACH. SOS psS
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

$4,000 So. FT.. zoned general business.
ideal for any type Of business: price. S5.-
$50. call Mr.. Meas, WILLIAMS REALTY
CO, 44lh Wilson blvd. OW 6161. ~
for apt. and business; located on Wilson
blvd. In Arlington, va. Ciose-in to WASH
ington. For price and terms call WRIGHT
REALTY, INC. 470l Col. pike, Arlington,
LCH. $500 liz
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PROPERTY ron RENT,

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings AVAILABLE,
soned industrial: both in d. C. and nearby
Maryland; small or large screese; long or
co. once. UN. a526: res. EN-. $3.50.
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MOMESsTES OF distinction II, .fNorth
weli-locsted subdivision OF,
Nebraska ave. bordering Rock Greek Park;
large lots at prices from $500 mp. WIN
u. SAUNDERS CO. INC. 1919 X ST. NV
DI l0l5. Open until pm
SPECIAL ATTENTION, Chillum Gardens
y choice lots; are corners; it viii pay
yosKsa BRsUNo ecaef s.st1, sf5y aas bury
s. nv Ma. 3433, ---I7
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

BOG 9Th ST. N,W.-A beautiful restors-
ness offices; restaurant, home ONCE, ma
tional headquarters, etc. Open today and
Sunday ] to g, or call John Lipseomb,
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TWO 4-ACRE TRACTS.

WOODED TRACT of 1 20 acres with a long
frontage on two gravel roads between An
mandate and Falls Church: the knoll and
the nne trees make this an exceptional
site for good house: price 81 500 See
MASON HIRST. Annandale, Va. at the
Closed SUNDAYS
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b-RM. BUNGAL0W-This attractive home
is located on an especially large lot with
and equipped kit, bedrms. and bath;
front porch that may be used as an extra
oedrm. mn attic. Price, SI3.950: terms
2116 Wilson blvd GI, or OK orS4 Is
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1-ROOM BUNGALOW, cinder block ga
rage. poultry house, electricity, l acre OF
land: fruit trees, % miles d. C.; price
81 $50. terms.
S-room frame house with bedrooms,
living room with large fireplace, house
needs to be completed: outbuildings; situ-
ated on 2.l94 a. of land; S miles D. c.:
price $500, terms.
Mclean. Va-4-room asbestos shinsle
bungalow with bath. heat, garage, full
bs sement,, poultry house, 9 lots: price
$4,000
4-room, bath, stucco bungalow. utility
room, fireplace. Venetian blinds, elee. stove
and refgr,, h.-w.h.,' hardwood floors
screened front and back porches, shade
trees, corner lot: 2 blocks from busline:
Exclusive agent, RAY BARNEY, Vienna,
Va Vienna SlS IL
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RAMBLING WHITE BRICK. on so acres
with beautiful stream. located in the Fair
B. G.: beautiful % setting I on hiii, Ill afiordins al %
q lovely view. this home viii appeal to
those who want seclusion. charm and
the rooms include a beautiful living room
I4x24, with fireplace; ppa1eled dining mir
TfS s.pslsse Pie sSoser s
bssement, prscticaiiy above srade con.
entrances @ % and copper V water M pipes pipes; sttaehed %
wooded; deep. drilled well. RoMYE Lam
s4s4. GIL, 3711. Is
NEARBY vIRGTNIA-An unusual and mosi
attracat,inye, euslity.built sll;stone home o. o.
small estates. Really desisned for sTs.
BUNGALOW, s rms. older frame. one blocl
on Lee hwy; may be had for S10.750 OF
on 1st floor: full basement, coal hot-watel
heat. For further particulars call BICKLI
o. =, LnrroN; AZ osko sll4 10th I'd. N. ow. $685.
Ss,SSO-5-room modern. row brick house
tile bath: one block te bus: possession OF
a-sT0RY. completely rsdecersted; income
oy GUS OF the fenLaBOu biQg.. ISL H., once
1iv. rrn., dinette, kit, sun porch, bath ant
bedrms; 2nd A.. ARRANGED. as an apt.
having liv. rm.. bedrm., full bath, dinett,
and kit; completely insulated and oil heat
2-car garage; rent of 2nd fl. can pay fo
homs, after sIbssantial dow, payment
OWNER BUMN 2-FAMILY NOME, al
brick; 2 5-rm. apts.;. fully equipped kitch
way to big foored attic, screened porcl
and sun deck, knotty: pine recreation room
maids room and bath, oil heat, 2-car ga
rage; beautiful lot. with shade, trees an,
barbecue barb pit; wonderful financing; price'
CLARENDoN@s-bedrm. bung.. fireplace i,
liv rm.. din rm., kit. and bath, full base
$500 5000: $4,000 down. LYON. NC, CHI
NEARBY vikGiNia.-onering clean-cu
modern 5-room and bath, 2-story bricl
home with automatic heat and modern ii
dstsh: y 9onyenisntsIIy located Act now
NEARBY VIRGINIA. near Del Ray, S13.
g50-Oelaehed brick house on large leye
lot: living room with fireplace diniriI
room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and tiled bath
fun basement, oil hot-water heat; detaches
brick garage: drsstically reduced for ouici
sale; Call Mr.. Northern. 81. 1889. witt
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W white masonry home
IT. combination living
bedrooms, bath on Ist
space for more rooms on
cally equipped Kitchen:
/: immediate possession: /:
70 reach: Cross Chain
right on Fairfax rd.. /
BUCKLEY AZ BUCKLEY,
46l1 Lee hwy, Airing
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08
Working For War

The University of Chicago has been
testing some LOO chemical agents, and
finds that many Of them possess
"great benefits" for peacetime agricul-
ture. But the primary purpose of the
experimentation has been to discover
which are most potent in crop destruc-
ton, so that the United States could
use them against an enemy resorting to
biological warfare.
This closely parallels the experiments
with the atom bomb which resulted in
the manufacture of bombs which are by
all means the most destructive weapon
of warfare to date, but the ingredients
of which also have unlimited value in
industry.
Perhaps all these tests are worth
while. Certainly it is important that we
be prepared to defend ourselves against
attack. But what a pity it is that man.
kind is concentrating it's technical know
ledge upon new devices for the de-
%struction of armies and peoples.
The atomic bomb was the objective
in the closing period of World War II.
The destruction of crops is the primary
objective of the tests at the Chicago
University. The predominating thought
is the wiping out of the greatest possible
number of human lives. Benefits to agri-
culture and industry are supplemental.
1t was the concentration of Ger
many's chief effort to making war that
led to the global upheaval and the liter
al destruction of that country's assets.
Is there a lesson for all nations in Ger
many's fate, especially when it is view
ed in connection with the experiments
now going forward for the DEVELOPMENT
OF greater weapons and additional
means of taking lives?
The fact is that instead of APPLYING
inventive talent to the needs of a war;
weary world, nations everywhere are
still thinking in the terms of warfare.
There would seem to be no surer wav
to prepare for another war.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08
TOP o. THE MORNING
A Deserved Promotion

Promotions for old friends are hap
Ply occasions.
There is the case of Colonel George
w. Gillette, for example. His moving
up from district engineer here to be
division engineer with headquarters in
Atlanta, brings congratulations and best
wishes from his wide circle of friends,
who know his competence and have
long recognized his ability to admins
ter a larger engineer field.
But while we all recognize how well
he deserves the promotion there mingles
with our good wishes a keen sense of
loss, not only of a good friend but of
a capable officer who in addition to his
technical training knows the Cape Fear
area and its needs as few others do.
It is especially gratifying, therefore,
to know that for the present at least
he will not relinquish supervision of
the Wilmington district, but will con-
tinue to guide Army engineer work here
in addition to his greater undertakings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08

against administration wa~stefulness not
only during the war but long before
it came might easily have prevented a
large part of the economic distress no"
confronting the American people.
1t is vastly to his credit that despite
lack of general support in the Senate
for his fortnight demands for fiscal
reforms and an end of governmental
extravaganza he refused to be sllenced
but kept up his fight almost SINGLE
handed.
AS his denomination is equivalent
to election, we may be sure that the
Eightieth Congress will find him bat
Ting as valiantly for a sound national
financial policy as at any time during
his previous terms. We can only hope
that when the Congress reassembles ne
will have greater support from his col
leagues for his altogether commendable
reforms.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08
M0l0tOv's Defeat

Contrary to the Russian custom of
walking out when defeated at U. N.
sessions, the Moscow Foreign Minister
Molotov, subjected to the greatest de-
feat yet when fifteen nations repre-
sented at the Paris conference voted
down his demand for two-thirds vote on
all proposed changes in the treaties I'M
der discussion, stayed on and endured
his rebuff as best he could.
Night this mean, in conjunction with
the solid opposition to his proposal,
that the Russian government realizes
it cannot control the destiny of all Eu-
rope, or the world for that matter. and
is changing it's attitude in the hope of
gaming its detectives by acting less
like a spoiled child when opposed?
1t would be too much to assume that
MOSCOW is likely to cooperate with it's
wal Allies in reestablishing peace. The
pest that can be taken for granted is
that the Reds are prepared to try out
something different.
The controversy between Mr.. Molo-
TOW and our Secretary of State, James
f. Byrnes, which verged on an open
quarrel, ended with Mr. Byrnes victori.
Gus. The Molotov claim that MI. Byrnes
was trying to dictate to the conference
is laughable in view of the repeated at
tempts of the gentleman from Moscow
TO 90 that very thing. His further claim
that the American and British newspa
pers are lacking in honesty is equal
~ foolish in view of the propaganda
perpetually spread upon the pages oil
the controlled Russian press.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08

and Nagasaki m b e d, Vho
stopped to think Of the many I'M
plications of what he was colAs
and who, through Merle Mule,
tells of his feelings in a pecullaIH
sincere and Straightforward 1aSi'
ion. AS his plane turned away
from Kokura, its primary large
and headed for Nagasaki because
Kokura was clouded over, he Aa1
time to think Of what thai cloIa
had meant to thousands Of li'ns
people below, and he kept q dlal5
which has kept his feelings
strangely fresh. He didn't Know
what they were carrying-it was
just a new, probably terrific 'sin-
mick"-when he took off for HlFq-
shima. Later he agreed with q Ie-
low crewman who thought MAY,
be the world had come to an emu
and we'd caused it," and the oas
who thought maybe they WEI
fooling with something man wash
supposed to fool with, ant sun
later he was glad his part h@N
been done under orders
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-08
Reluctant Return To The Uneasy Chair
OF The Stars Mosquito, Flea Editor

quito control) would mean to a re-
sort? Who wants to be eaten up
while trying to enjoy a vacatioa?"
For publication purposes, this
note was signed "a MUCH BITTEN
WILMINGTONIAN."
Mr.. Much Bitten W1mingtonian
you have caused me to change my
mind and I will continue as Mos
quito Editor if l can keep one
mosquito from raising one whelr
on one arm. And I'd certainly like
10 do all I can to help wipe out
malaria. Tomorrow or next day
III get Mr.. Benson, the city man
ager, on the phone and see if he
can tell me anything about this
itchy subject.
The second note comes from the
same gentleman, Mr.. john Hender-
son, who wrote me a few days
ago his recipe for Kidding the
premises of sand fleas.
Mr.. Henderson:
II was in earnest about the sand
fleas I mentioned in yesterdays
letter to you. But this viii posi-
lively not work in the morning
part of the day for the reason
sand fleas come into your home
between sunset and dark. So to
get results, you have to spray &C
c%ordingly.
81 was born and raised on the
farm where we have all kinds Of
these pesky little creatures"
1t looks like, then, that I'm 60
ing to have to put up with sand
fleas until the season is out on
them, if the season ever gets out.
I've explained that my going to bed
hour is somewhere around four or
five a. m. So the sand fleas will
have to continue libbling on my
helpless and tender skin.
1t is just one of the burdens we
have to bear in this vale of tears.