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FARM and GARDEN

soDDING, grading, top soil Call WI.
973l between am. and : I'm. weekdays.
SaH5 aowgRb fafnf EANbse2E 2esa co II
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, planting, pruning.
taking down trees. cultivating, manure,
Iopsoil grass cutting. Pleasant OS29 -22
Day mS fancy " Price. n i 81 Sal e. you "'-e
WANTED-one side delivery rake; also
2ultivator for Model International trac-
tor neT ~ or % used; qsg preferred D WI pay
SELECT ToPSoIIe, 5000 Gu. yds., for, sale,
TRACTOR BELT, 24-foot; one milk cooler.
one HORSE HAY MOWER and horse
hay rake: must be in good condition; cash.
CA GaRDfN iof! TRAcToR. Brady. with piow;
spike tooth harrow and cullivator, l month
old, sell at cost price, S252. Oliver l19.
MAINTENANCE - Competent. experienced
gardeners under expert supervision, weed
ing by the LIQUID process, fertilization.
grass cutting and edglng, pruning, shear
ing summer spraying and duStine for
ARRANGEMENT. removal OF trees and Stumps
with power equipment: tree surgery, flag
stone and cement walks terraces, walls,
drlveways, steps. porches' green and red
foundation group, screen and natural
painting. topSoil, manure, pools, outdoor
freplaCes, rock gardens, guard rails; a
small investment today in a carefully
immeaSurable dividends of complete salts
faction. For better construction and the
future maintenance of your beautiful out
door surroundings, call Ii 1928. 2@"
LANDSCAPESG, complete garden care; also
light hauling; reasonable rates. AT. s935.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont

AM I'M CRESTED in ouylne cups ana sau.
GERS any size, old iewelry. silver, china
bric-a-brac, old glass DORA MILESTONE.
ME 6n79 After call WA 2fS0
WE WILL BUY your dyed muskrat fur coat
Apply DISTRICT FUR CO., 6O2 st. NV
VIZ PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver
Hlsm1mgS qearms men IN
strumen;s and what have you? viii call
MAX zWEIG SONS. 937 D st. NV. ME.
gl13.
VETERANS WIFE. with small children,
wishes to buy standard washing machlne
good condition, reasonable price. Gil.
a0O7 ii
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

1T. COL, wife and baby, desire . bed
I'm IN house san for yr,; prefer Va, CHI. 1000,
TTRN. OR UNFuRN. HOME or apt 2
nedrms must be nr. school will pay UP
70 To- s159 s6nd per month. Call Republic 67o6,
APARTMENT OR HOUSE. furnished or
Lnfurnished. with or more bedrooms. for
8 months nt2s, or one year; BEGINNING August
4. TAYLOR 6643 "a.
COUPLE with 6-yr- old child wants to rent
in nearby Va. or Md; maximum 500 per
month. Falls Church ll06-J after Z pm.
PERMANENT: gentle family, ? adults.
need 5 or 6 room unfurnished house; best
refs; no pets. MR.. BROWN, MA. a7s5
UNFURN; HOUSE. 3 or more bedrooms. 4
smpioye; Sept 10TH earlier t' Boz BoH 1pyi l41v
SIX MONTHS RENT IN ApvANcEWooun-
iurnlShed ) or 4 bedroom house in Wash
ington or vicinity urgently needed by
terSl. residing permanently Washington;
Giinng sign one or two year lease: up to
BRAz1LIAN DipLoMAT ,a adults only,
wishes small house, furnished or unfur-
niShed; iT O., in NV. section: permanent. Kindly
UNrGRN1sHED HOUSE or e-bedroom apt
wanted; wan within Il miles downtown D. c.;
not IHI,, subject to to transfer MA. 7o77. ask for
Will PAY YEARS RENT in advance es for
in or near Washineton, Up to 500 90 4 a
M'ETKoPoLlTAS MET g sl Police OFFICER de-
4 SIN j 5ss;s 3 cali VA 55s4 55ts4spo''A''0n M1s S'i'
and boy, boy 16; no pets. Phone AID. 4i96,
$50 MONTH for unfurnished 3-bedroom
mouse, Arlington Fa11c t1o
family, one child, Q; by permanently To-
ea1ga eaoea WaSnnston executive Oct lst or
iooS DISABLED f VETERAN, with wife go. and
infant needs 4, or g room, 1.story
REsPoNs IBLE Ex-orFIcER, wife and
1ou houSe; prefer years lease or longer. TIE
PERMANENT D, C, resident needs a.-tbed-
FOURTH GENERATTfEoNs' TE s''H, Wsshnstonians. arsa m
e p an os unsrn nssTe h1ss n sood
NV. neish6orhOod; 500 to $50 v wo 5a4s, pa
6 MONTHS RENT in advance: 1t. colo
mel. wife. daughter and baby expected
m nis6ed 60sfooer or : eedTP nnfpr-
rm. house; prefer vic. Cabin john carline;
25g2 25s
ARMY COLONEL and wife with no chill
dren or pets desire furnished or unfur-
nished house or apartment, two baths pre-
terred. Mail address COL. FEM. Hay
BRAziLfAN NAVY OFFICER desires years
Lease, 3-bedroom house or apt, NV sec
ton, $500, 8 months advance payment
1t. VASCONCELOS, OR. 23SS, 10 I'M to
5 E.m -2l
BRITISH EMBASSY official, married de-
sires house In NV. furnished or unfur-
nished, bedrooms 1st September for a
year or more; baby and English nurse
Mr., BROMLEY, HO. 1340. 81.
NAVY COMMANDER, recently returned
| from overseas. desires 2 or 3 bedroom
house, Bethesda, Chevy Chase North
west section preferred; no children 3
! adults; can furnish excellent references
Phone GIL. OO23.
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W. sOSNssN9 ouo StSNNSS
AETNA MOVING = STORAGE Co.-Loca
none aoa sas II sioo 500 too large an'
fokDs BuRaa9 coRp ts take 'es care HaFSah ef soa,
ton and storage; many years Of expert.
your household effects. Come in and let u,
VETERANS, starting business. will move
you day or evening: reasonable rates; light
9hrHRAs RfSns ssssfEfss ali aeS aesl equipment
al white veteran help. CHI. 1901; ewes,
a At YOUR OUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
storage a9q eA''se Veterans rals' RA. ' sSa5 sss
-GI-Haulng, moving; will move your
trunk or 1N yHr honSs nF e6sn fates
LIGHr 4oVING JoBsNwili make de-
reasonable rates MI. 5065. 90
chat e 'S SATISFY IA t'os 4saa " '''e' anu p!I
YOUR BEST MOVE lby BAYNE & soATEs
INC l--Veterens of World Wars 4 I and u II
DAsHIELL TRANsFER-Local moving
general hauling 5o.m Ira ra dius; cargo ms
nTPDt nsh sha ssT'SS sun fs Reas De Fses SSH
VETERANs-Li hauling quick delivery
we reply Immediately at your request. -Attel
eoESR1NfarAl E Hn fs!1 AT MovINo eSaIN STORAGE CO
nieht. local and long distance; expert
enced help: insurance carried; new TRUCKS
E66ELMAS's MOVING & STORAGE Co
Reas. rate; will accept your surplus furni.
tlre as part payment on your moving
Storage local, long-dist. moving. ia. 30 2a37
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

h0nss lnn srf5 in ce2Ionsd9 for nome IN Wsshns
and and ,52 baths. Rental exchange desired
LOVELY ATLsNTA: GA, HOME VIII
672a or Atlanta. DE, $3.50 OF MA. 70.
RENT OR SELL 3-bedroom brick house.
ne9t, ~ MManhGttan or suburban New York
ffoHvEELY foH u NEW SpS' ORLEANS. La. home mso in
MetaiTe section; Will trade for home D c.
9os or vicinitv, Call OIL. 1888 or New Orleans
WILL ExcHsNGF or sell California a.
bedrm, 2.bath detached home, located in
exclusive excl Talmadge Park, san. Diego, for
cGmpa co S;i TSoie home in on near Washington
Snsshingtqn m detached home on yearly basis.
shd Soufs n Annapos apo so n st'fsHsf NaHs fsr Ad
ademy for furn, house in or near Wash
ntsn ff WM TsfFT2od vHRGF HS5is aSs %
RENT ! BEpRooMs-unfurnishedT T3 brick
equivalent Berkeley. California Cali cH
s.BEDRooM HOUSE in Coronado. Calf,
NaVY SiRity cipr,rs p s Box con5S 25oy " N,5 ssF
nsdo Calf 5or M exchange 1a NHnss for SIMILAR nITs
Sese setue here Cali OR. 44iO ewes. Boz
3gS-S. Star. --oI
TWO o-BEDRooM APT. lovely, large and
modern; W; SO in exchange for burga-
RENT, GROOM. furnished. brick house
IN Sc, section FOL small house or apari :
ment in Philadelphia; have . children
AGES 4 months and 2 years Ii s450. 2lr
EXCHANGE HOUSE, New York area. for
Washington house. unfurnisked; Northern
New Jersey. Available Sept l. 3 large,
: small bedrooms. 8 baths, gas INV h., IN
sulated. cool. trees, | acre: less than hour
by bus Times Square, z hour auto. George
washington Brldge. For house or apt,
by Md. WI 2253 -oI
WASH, D. C.. FOR COLUMBUS, ONO. g.
rm duplex, nice location, near schools
stores and transp. co. 1893 al
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Cont,

stoh Sfioed t59n ffA' rgh5 cESPRAI e S Fuel
sfEoRkkiLrSSfE' BABY CARRIAGE, used. WI.
foids INTO bed, slightly used. SIS. II,
sTUfDIo COUCH, comfortable chair and
iH'It 1Sth st. Sc, Sc. Apt @o4' after pm II.
TABLE. oval marble top mrahogany' $50,
TABLE cLoTH, banquet size; beautiful
Th5ie~ dai14sk r,REs BE 7642 5tS:.,,.rrou. mn,or
9 SSsaisS cEMESr '@sG5G RGoGk 'esS
TRANSIT IRA st new new ensinesFs s-irch telescope
3 .diameters, fun circle grad. to 20 sec
ePd Similar vsshS 20 soo 9 jap RAR9o RsGusPt97f sPoR
STORE, Central ave. at Largo. Nd. 2l"
TRICYCLES. new and rebuilt, most sizes
TROMBONE, Martin; and case, S95, Call
G4STAs iAsG dE2; t for tots, SO
TYPEwRITERs, used reconditioned late
Ss6s 9s,2H STEIN fSn5 oFcE
CO, 1159 21st st; NV. Elk 1850 2l'
IYPEMETEEs 1e Esna hy Of sRe Psm MR Me By By
X1DsoN;;. ME. 52SS. 716 K st. nWao aoe/o
TYPEW TRYYFPTSSR RITTER, Woodstock, good cond $50:
metal bed s.; sofa bed, S15, IA. S439.
teed' Remingtons, Underwoods Smiths; |
standard and noiseleSS;, hmited qua quaa1atity; a
TYiPEWRiTERS, TYP Il ii 4 Underwood s od and Demount
able. adGressograph 6-drawer metal capi-
W1LDIiFE MANAGEMRNT 6sff '@' 1NsTirufE SsT f4s
fi iRysitmfHt Ras noseless no
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, 57I6
idt 18th s SE b6 IsS3 qnd On s mos ds6 IN
Uni p 90 90 EPeens ems 81 baes, aa sab aSp
ardine worsted, and khaki pants. whites
typewriter. See WELLS, Yacht TomoIina,
SActM Va M2t cIEANGR new HGGaiSs GniSsrsa tank
PLEASANT APFL1ANcE Co, AD, j. 662$. J.
VACUUM CLEANER, Apex. with all attach
ments; like new Call Falls Church l700-M,
VACUUM CLEANERs, EuTeeEas. upright
GARY APPLfANcE ~. @575 @Ss 9 Rhodeo e IS $
yACt I'm CLEANERs- immediate delivery.
Brand HeW g Eureka, UnTersal eb, Royal Cadil-
81 Sfa g5e"T lire Al 0hS ffac DFSS co
yAcrGM "A pT cLEANERs. + EE E Eursts sksl and Premier
f5S5 S 4PFfiASGE' SIDIo
VENETIAN BLINDS nxqsheo;, 5epa,nysd,
.TIAN BLIND CO. UN I345
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix automatic,
round tub. last prewar model, $50. co.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy, spinner type,
WASHING MACHINE, Easy spin-dry;
compl overhauled and runs like new; has
T,TfR Si;xsEs a,::;sf. 23st now ,orS
WEBSTER, H''I MA b3
WATER HEATER, Pittsburgh Bungalow,
automatic, gas, excel. cond, S35 SH.
WATER HEATERS, gas, prewar. all sizes,
Water Heater Specialists for 30 Years"
JOHN G. WEBSTER. All heaters on dis
play at 6@z F st. Nv. Ma. 4 4l63. Wo. 900
WATER HEATERS-Immediate delivery,
brand,geT s 20 and 80 gal gas NV has heat
APPLIANCE co, 10th and H sts. ne,
Open Fri and Sat. till pm. Ii. 29s3,
MUsT SELL IMMEDIATELY, bedroom.
living rr., dinette furniture. almost new,
very reas. 1891 Both st. NV, Apt. Foo
FOR SALE. a school desks with chairs
So the B, set; No large dining tables, os5
FOR SALE-White table top Magic Chef
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
HOSPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 E st. NV. National
40q4.
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ROOMS FURkisHEp-s.E. and s.w.

3iDI WESTOVER DRIVE Sc, off Pennsyl-
yania ave. pvt. home with no children
Single front rm., newly furnished, semipvt.
bath; refined gentleman: $40 month. AT
1915. IL
1859 NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-Bedroom and
connecting kitchen. completely equipped
for light Housekeeping bus at door; 2 EN-
ployed adults: S65. IL APO 10
1850 QUE SITS. S.E.-Large master bedroom,
nicely furn., 2 large closets, twin beds,
private bath, French doors, lge porch,
beautiful view. Hot water. telephone
Lg. brick detached gentle home; excellent
transp.; 2 gentlemen; $50 each. Ii. 3196.
72e 18th ST. Sc (just south OF Pa. ave J
Service officer preferred: attractive front
room, in home of bachelor; double bed
conv. transp.: So per week Call Ii 81 "a
between 10 and 1880 am. and 8 and
pm. -2l
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POULTRY g EGGS.

SHELLED YELLOW CORN for sale: IO0-lb.
bags; will deliver 81. s377 -19
GEESE AND DUCKS for sale, Suitland, Md
Spruce OF Is. Call before IL noon 10
200 PULLETS, Austria whites and N. H
Reds; also clean chicken manure for
lawns Spruce 0ISR-W -19
10 WHITE PEKIN DUCKS, IL small ducks:
20 white leghorn hens and rooster.
Laurel 330-R. -2l
300 ROP, New Hampshire red pullets,
months old, So so Ashton 553l
1000 II. H. RED and W Rock baby chicks,
blood tested: baking chickens, 35c lb.
Md Evattsuille NooE N
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ApARIMEhIs FURNISHED.

BEAUTIFUL 3-RM APT. to share with an
other girl. % to 81: 10 minutes from Pen
tagon; $40 per mo; ayailable August ,3rd
FALLS CHURCH, VA.-Complete furnished
apt. for rent to responsible couple; from
Aug. to Aug 6. Administer .4495. ---1a
ATTRACTIVE Broom apt. to share with
or . neat and congenial girls age 25-35
Call after 9 pm, Saturday any time; S2s
or $50. 81 Bryant st. NV. on No. sc
Brookland carline. 20"
Ie2 18th ST. Me- or 2 girls to share
3-room basement apt. $3.50. Phone Elk
s2Saa between ! and 2;3o. 1e'
bath for month of Aug Call Mr. DIG0Es
at CH. 0522, after 7 PM S15 mo. 30.
HOTEL 2400, 18th ST. N.W.-Available
keeping apt. from $500 q, month; full hote
service. Call Mr.. Hutchinson. manager
co. 1900. "a
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

STEERS - Choice white-faced Hereford
yearlinSS beautifully marked dehorned
ana uniform in size. SH. p Ia, ME, 1894.
STOCK CATTLE-For pastLring and
butchering Nice lot Hereford cows with
calves from purebrcd herd Hereford
bull PERSON, Olney, Md. Phi. Ashton
2SnS I'll
WESTERN EWES, several hundred head in
fine condition. CO. $500, from $50
to 1880 80
WANTED-Horse moved from oxon Hill
to Accotink Call Locust 7344
GUERNSEY COW for sale. fresh, easy
mixer Call Locust 1344
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ROOMS WANTED.
GENTLEMAN desires comfoTtabls roo

NV. or cheTy Chase: si0-sia weekly. Re Re.
ply P O. Box 4037
By SETTLED GOVT. LADY, in private
home, adj. bath, convenient to trans.
portation and everything; $50. 243s
Goth NV.
WANTED, rooms for college students
women, NV. section. Box 232-V, Star
2ls
REFINED WIDoW-Room and board, pref
erably private bath or will share apt OF
home, NV. best references. Box 336-V
Star 2ls
ROOM. single: Georgetown or Mt. Alto
no kitchen or laundry privileges desired
DE. 1850 before noon or after 9 m.
APT. tsmalD or large room, unfurnished
refined, settled, nonsmoking. nondrinkine
Cow. woman EE 4Aio Alter G u N
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APARTMENTS uNFURhIsnEp.

3-RM. UNFURN. APT. semipvt. bath; $50
month. Phone. DU. 1881, s a m. to
8 pm. 1873 v st. NV. 10
"-ROOM, kitchen and bath apartment;
bright, modern, near 10Th ST. golf course
S65 per month; settled couple only Write
Box SIX, Star
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MASS. AVE. NV, near Japanese Embassy
a bedrooms 3 baths, large hall. liv. rm
din. rm., . screened porches, kit, maids
quarters and bath prompt poss. Seen by
appointment; S2a, 800. C. NEW r o n
JEFF,RESS. Ex. 32l0; ewes, NO. sl24.
and r, studio apt, foyer. liv rm, kit
bath; restricted: secretarial switchboard
service; price. $1,000; terms. Box 16l x
Star
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.

TWO UNFURNISHED Ink. rooms. s5f
mo; mos. rent in advance. 1856 Oates
St ne. Ios
63e b ST NE-Lhk. room, private en-
trance, $50 EX 1866
COLORED-I8S7 SAVANNAH PL. Sc
Basement room, with cooking privil; Ss
weekly. Call after 0 m Ii LIZ 90,
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E. O. s.W. Cont.

100 10th ST. s.E.-one sleeping rm. next
to bath, gentleman preferred; $25 mo.
Call after 8 pm. FIR. 8313 10
30 9th ST. S.E.-Capitol Hill; sleeping
rooms for transients; 81 30 up. FIR 5s2S.
?3S LIST ST S.E.-Opposite House Office
bldg. for gentlemen; single rm. with run
ning water; S32 so also very large dou-
for l.
COLoRED-5aaa AsToR PL. Sc. Capitol
VieW-One man. So; two, SO. TR. 10.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont y

PROFESSIONAL man and wife desire un-
section. preferred; up to 500 per mo.
MI 5laN 21s
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER, Navy doctor,
urgently needs % bedroom, unfurnished
or partly furnished house or apt. TIE. eas5.
2ls
COLORED-WANT TO rent a house near
the suburbs Of MONTGOMERY Co. Md; Will
give the very best of references. WI.
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APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

ATLANTIC CITY, n j bedroom apt
furnished, end floor: 2 blocks from ocean
1900 Atlantic ave. l.. KOONS, phone
422323 July 90 to Sept. 20 30
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

LADY. young. desires room and boart
with pvt. family; will occupy Sept. l. Bo;
Io0-V Star p1s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

HOSPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING AMI
FURNITURE CO.. 622 E st. NV. Nationa
Evening star., 1946-02-21

However, it would evidently be
equivalent to nulllfying the benefi-
cient effect of this postulate and
converting 1t into its contrary, II
one were to use it in order to justify
the repatriation of men against their
will and the refusal of the right OF
asylum in regard to those who, for
grave reasons wish to Ak their resi-
dence elsewhere.
The church living in the heart of
man and man living in the bosom
of the church - here. venerable
brethren, is the most deeply rooted
and eff1cacious union that can be
conceived Through. this union the
church elevates man to the perfec-
ton of his being and of his vitality
In order to give the human society
men formed thus: men established
in their inviolable integrity as
images of God, men proud of their
personal dignity and of their healthy
freedom. men justly jealous of their
equality with their fellows in all
that touches the most essential bases
of mans dignity, men firmly attach
ed to their land traditionsAmen, In
a word, characterized by this four
fold element; this Is what gives to
human society its solid foundation
and obtains for it security, equili-
brium, equality, normal development
IN space and time. This, then, is
also the real sense and practical in.
fiuence of the supranational char
acter of the church, which-so far
from being like an empire-rises
above all differences, above all
human society.
Let us put our trust in her; even
If all around her Is reeling, she
Evening star., 1946-02-21
By the Associoied Press

VATICAN CITY, Feb. 2f.-
The Vatican's official English
translation OF the tert OF Pope
Plus KRIS dllocution yesterday
to the Assembly OF Cardinals:
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(See TEXT, Page A-llD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
WHY? LOOMING LARGER

Today we would be in the depths or
on the heights, whatever way one wishes
to view it, of initiation had it not been for
price control by the OPA but there are
many things that government agency has
done that is not comprehensive to the
public.
One of them concerns sugar. At one
time you hear that Cuba'has normal crop
of 100000 tonss sndFthenext day you are
told the output isSfar below the average
because of droughts during the cane
growing season. .ge.3+Y1...hx ..,fs
AS Citizen readers may recall, when
the Allies recaptured Java, :700;000000
pounds of sugar were found to have been
stored on that island by the Japs. and
conjectures were rife that, as the United
States would get large part of the sugar,
rationing of that product would be dis
continued in this country.
You have heard stories also about the
management of the sugar mills at Clews-
ton, not very far from Key West, beg
ging" to be allowed by the government to
be permitted to increase the output.
You have heard also that sugar ware
houses throughout the country are filled
with sugar, but that wholesalers or brok-
ers are unable to get sufficient stamps or
coupons to obtain the sugar. And on top
of those reports, are the predictions of
record production = IT. beet Sugar in the
limited States this iyeara qrno3 sa.c.4,.l.3..
p" ~ When we heaFna4 pth0se things, par
ticularly about the s6gar Stacked in sacks
in warehouses, it follows that it is only
natural why we cannot understand the
governments insisting on continuing the
rationing of sugar.
That lack of understanding is especi-
ally applicable to the people of Key West,
where the sugar shortage has made itself
felt in practically every home, and where
the shortage will become more acute be-
cause of suspensions of some groceries
from further handling sugar for given
periods.
The WHY of the sugar question in
the United States looms up larger and
larger every day, and contributing factor
is the bounding of wholesalers and retail,
ers by the OPA to discover shortages; or
alleged shortages, as was done here re-,
Gently by investigators, resulting yesterday
in the issuing of suspension orders by an
OPA commissioner. h"'i'e
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
SO THIS is PEACE

There is something frightening in the
let-dOwn that has followed the war. 1t runs
deeper than mere Relaxation of weary
peopls AFTER years Of offg }5tf5 "a 9' '''
Dur military disintegratien, the mass
DEMONSTRATION of American troops in for
eign lands, the Iawlessness and strikes at
home-they all add up to an abideation of
individual responsibility that can mean the
destruction of democratic government in
the United States
Referring to present state of collapse
in the Armed Forces, the New York Times
says: Peace apparently has brought a re-
lease from the feeling of individual res
possibility that showed itself during the
war, at home as we'll as on the battle
fronts-the feeling that what each was
doing, even if it was only playing a small
role, was a part of the whole national and
international effort Now each apparently
is willing to let The other do it. Each par
ent is willing to let some other parents
son stay overseas if only he can get his
own son back. Every possible influence is
brought, every possible string is pulled, to
secure preferred treatment. recent re-
port from. a European command said that
two officers were kept busy doing nothing.
else but running down inquiries from just
one senator as to the status of the sons of
his constituents"
Part of the fault for our scuttle and
run attitude lies with the policy of the
government which sold millions of people
to the idea that war was an investment
rather than an expense. Were not war
bonds sold on that basis? And now instead
of settling into the harness to pay those
expenses, weare sitting back on our laur-
els waiting to collect on our investment"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-01
CARBON IS

A major step in the hunt for the cause
of cancer has been taken in the develop
ment of Carbon 10" a rare material found
to have great value in biochemical re-
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The Sun Oil Company has ANNOUNCE
ed plans for construction of two plants to
produce Carbon 13 in comparatively sub
stantial quantities, and states, "In bio
chemical research, Carbon 13 is used in
comparatively substantial quantities, and
states, Gin biochemical research, Carbon
13 is used as a tracer in probing the Sc
crets of the fundamental processes that
occur in all living things as we'll as meta
bOlic disease processes, of which cancer,
diabetes, hardening of the arteries, and So
called heart trouble are examples. I1dis-
tinguishabe chemically from ordinary
carbon, Carbon 13 is absorbed in living
tissue and undergoes the same metabolic
process as does ordinary carbon. But where
ordinary carbon cannot be traced as it
passes through these intricate chemical re-
actions which are the process of life it.
self, Carbon Is can be detected by the use
of an electrical instrument. and identifi-f
ed with specific bodily functions. "' '9os
Up to now, the total world production
of Carbon IS has been at the rate of less
than one-half ounce per year. The new
plants will be instrumental in increasing
world supplies five hundred to a thous-
and times.
While the layman is hopelessly be-
wildered by the mysteries of science, he
can grasp the basic nature of such dis
coveries as Carbon Is. He knows that the
tireless probing and investigation in labor
atOries all over the nation by thousands of
unknown scientists, may one day save his
life. .. y