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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

BOOMING HOUSE blk. from Agrieul.
old s--rm. frame: h.-wih;, bath To be sd re-
so%n aape lnsS With Mr. Ensie
COLoRED-BARGAIN, 5000 DOWN. SAC
per mo.-709 Delaware ave. s:w.: 2-story
brick FIX. 1900; eyes H0. os2s ac, M1 :.
gain--First commercial, $500 cash pay
ment: price, $4,000; five-room brick in
front; 4-room brick in rear: deep lot
Act today to secure this bargain. RE. 81 d
ST. SW.-semidet corner
brick home arranged as 2 complete apart
ments. Each apartment is equipped with
its own heating plant and tenants furnish
all utilities. Live in one apartment ano
r. G. dunno, AT. $500.
monthly tenancy; $4,000 THos. p
BROWN g. SON, 615 4th st. s.w. MA
CoLoRED-NR. End AND H sTs:-7-rm
A. M. ROTH, MA. 1886. -16
COLORED-223 r ST. S.W.-S395 down
sos mo-: easy terms; rooms. semldet
brick Ns Gag soss H PRa1s aE sss 1894 once
eeeh RED; Il 8 + ST. s.w-sl4s down
500 mo-, a good frame home for an eco
nomical buyer. Call a. N. pRAIsNER
1895 1926 ONCE 81 n Open s Sun. 'gs0 to a0ms "
COLoREDW1is r ST. s.W.-Si49 down
sac mo-; a good frame house for an econo
micaI buyer. Call A. M. DRAISNER, 1404
s. nE, NA "a. s9ssi hems &c saa $3.50 down
brick; call A. M. DRAIsNER. 404 L st
NV. Ma. S036; home, GE. 1896.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ENTIRE BUILDING CONVERTED to
of busiest intersections; floors elevator.
$4,000 50; IT; will lease entire building to
lease optional. Box esd, stay. III
DOWNTOWN, near 18th and F-Larss
room on ground floor; suitable for sign
painter. repair shop or stockrm. Call
60 2SSo' weekdays s,.cr meodd5
app. 1000 SO. feet of space, ideal for
light manufacturing, printers. SilversE1ith
furrier, tailoring, combination of ONCE
and workroom and many other uses; rea
Sonable rent. For further details. "details, apply
1415 K St NV. ME, 5400; Ia
liza 18th ST N W. and and i base
occupy part of bldg. and sublet balance;
$3.50 per mo. r. s. BLACKSTONE, Real
tor, 927 18th st. NV. MA. $500 or OIL.
CONN. AVE, Immediately south Of Dupont
Circle; 5-story commercial or office build
ing; will give a term lease to satisfactory
tenant who may remodel for his own use
Call Mr.. Talley. H. L. RUST CO., 1901 18th
st NV MA 500.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont.

HOMES URGENTLY NEEDED, preferably
in the Chevy Chase and Bethesda areas,
UP to $4,000 cash Phone Mr. Clements
WO 1914, with SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345. -15
VIRGINIA HOMES WANTED-Have cash
buyers in urgent need Of immediate hous-
ing, can pay UP TO $4,000 and will guar
antee immediate action Please phone
MI McCauley, CHI 3547, with SHANNON
q LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345
GRIN. HOUSE twhite, near school have
$500. State price, mo- payments, address,
when possession. Box 126-D, Star. IA.
COLORED-FAMILY WANTS to buy g.
room, bath, e., G., h.-w.h.. with basement.
Would like row brick near elementary
school. Call MI. STA.
CRARLEs- 8. GUM has clients wsitins
10 purchase homes in any section Of Wash.
and nearby MARYLAND. FIR. 1905.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home, business or investment prop
erty is what you desire. call r. A. HUM
PHRIES, Realtor, sos North Capitol, MA.
G730 Free -appraisals, Results since 1919.
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE, apartment store
or unimproved land for sale; we have
The clients CAN Mt. BOUCHER, DRURY
COLOREp-I WILL RENT. BUY or sell
your property; it won't take me long.
JOHN W. ROUSE.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SELLING? We need properties Of all
ment properties, acreage. building lsta
in groups, commercial ground and build
ings Many clients waiting and our
sales force is equipped to handle any
deal. We can deliver complete PACK
age-the sale and the financing: FRED,
ERICK w. BEREGS SALES. INC. 1928
K St NV. MA. s141.
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings for sale or lease A. M. ROTH,
Woodward Eide MA. 1896.
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from owners who
really want to sell homes or inyestment
CASH for your house large or small {;
acreage, lot or lots; D. c. or nearby Md.
MR. GLIDDEN, AZ 9Th st. NV. RE. 1859
ewes DE. D054 Id
/ PAY CASH or will sell for you, lots,
houses or acreage: free appraisal SCOTT
SANDERS. 1919 SO. Cap. St. TR. 7563.
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CORNER 9Th AND A SITS. N.E.-Attrac-
tive 3sstory corner building; contains. Q
stores and apis; modern oil heating
plant; yearly income, 81, 40: price, S36,-
$50. To inspect call J. Mangels, Ma. 1880
Or LU Sill, with r. S. BLACKSTONE.
For TIE SMALL lNvEsToR-ls12 Ken
cation. sI7.50o., Cali Mr. Barker. CAREY
WINSTON CO., Realtors RE. 1888, TIE.
coISSNEC1IcUr AvE.-5-story. elevator.
oil-heated ONCE building; long leases to
prom. tenants; will realize 1910 net re-
turn Direct from OWNER. OR. 650s.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV, near Du-
pont Circle-Price, $4,000: income 81 900
per mo. 5-story, basement brick and lime
stone bldg: = rooms 8 6at5s. p AZ eTv
BEAuTIFULBY WOODED LOT in Forest
Grove subdivision; an established develop
ment- having many beautiful homes and
Streets, all utilities available. Located
at Forest Glen I'd. Just OF Ga ave. abous
/ mi. Silver Spring: priced very low and
On fsSy ss5n p Txs 5I y.
18th AND K sTs. NV. LIST commercial
3-story brick with store, .aots and ware
house in rear. Good monthly income; Can
E ssIsfH1s;osS + 5ss5 R'1s; CO. Is
FOR SALE to Iieuidate estate. Lot zonsd
WITH Us v 45 G Wsk Ri Xxx or or NJ Sfs
,r~-x4n,n. ~ Nav Pa1e,
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HOUSES FOR SALE S. E. Cont.

B~ST. SIT lge. rms.
arranged for ., families; oil heat, from
terms. Open Sat. and Sun. OWNER
COL co oR CRED NEAR VEST VEST VA. AvE.-semi
Diet. brick home. in this lovely sec. ,fea-
turing large. rms, full basement; INV
porchest reasonable terms: Call tn
m, RE 1881, FIRST NATIONAL REAL
TY CORP, 905 18th st. NV.
CoLoRED-VACANT. 1918 D st. Sc
$3.50 down; attractive and coy 5.rm
house. to be delivered in good condition
$500 Mrs Whitney, AT. 5000, witt
BARNEY o. WEITz, 1927 st. NV. Ma
COLoRED-oATEs ST. N.E.-Here is one
of the finest brick homes ever offered
contains PA baths, ultramodern kitch-
ems, containing the latest equipment;
beautiful land and yard with all types OF
vegetables and fruit trees; Colonial front
porch and . inclosed, heated rear porches
& large rooms. detached garage; a magni-
ficent nome at reasonable price. at least
$1,000 cash necessary. Call It'll 9 pm,
RE 1881. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
GOOD Ons Erb ST n VI
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MUCH TRAFFIC, means many customers:
four lots; will sell, lease or build Rosslyn.
Va: CH; 2iS3 ,,vrsr,v,r uor,b LA LA,
into 5-story, Conn ave. downtown build"
ing This property nets almost 309o on
investment. At least $4,000 cash re-
ouired: Investigate ATLAS BROKERAGE,
S11 woodward Bldg, Elk. 2790; ewes, OR.
cO33 --l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-15

BUNGALOW, Sg,aO0-Direct from owner;
> bedrms., equipped kitchen. oil &C. heat;
screened porch; spacious lawn. f Te
FA 1476M 10
13o, contains on LIST H., liv. -rm. with FIRE,
place, dining room, kit. and front screened
porch Ind A., 2 bedrms, den and bath PATH
Fa1f 0S TeaI 0 BRICK terrace ohef features
that will appeal to the most discriminating
Cal tUs sppo I5o to sRas
bike "e al. is4i. oZ. 2Tss. -15
IMMEDIATE PoSSESSION-Beauti g.
room brick home, located near me sem EN-
mary; has living room With nrep Place e and
s scEee IU9'' porch: ! bedrooms and bath on
End f.; full basement: oil NV: beat he at
steel windows full and pr sefeeHi
sub subst anita cash required AL BAKER
Alex, va TIE. 7s4a' Alex. 6644: open
bedrooms, 2 baths. this is an exceptional
opportunity for a family desiring the VI
na in ns 4oom to v Rs yaas d
ing room, kitchen. bedroom and bath ana
den on the LIST floor; 2 bedrooms ana oatn
4o fu aa Ma aia s'' kEy
y ity VS. 900 cash down. mr.. shirling-
ton shopping ctr.; studio noor Pla aGso
c cni / n3Ie INVESTMENT IN iss!HsrT CO Is
LYON VILLAGE, attrac. stone ana timber
home: prewar construction: excel. cond.;
deep lot with beautiful trees: well-planned
center-hall type: spacious lily. and dining
rms, efhcient kitchen, 1st floor lavasory
3 good bedrms.. nursery and tiied pam On
End floor; rec. rm., oil h.-w.h.. oullt-in
garage: select neighborheod; cony; 70
everything Shown by appt only. TIeaSe
can MI. Baldwin. with JAMES 1: DIXON
b Co, 1889 Conn ave. MI. 4311: ewes.
and sun, OIL. 1900, Ext. 3. Exclusive
Agents 1o
BUILDERS HOME, on n acre Brick
bungalow OF English design, approx 1g; al
ing rm.. Ice. brieht equipped kitchen: lge
bedrms, and tiled III, stairway TO nuee
unfinished attic, fu! basement, with space
designed for future rec rm T., Oh I n..T;s
s ssEs A PlIRSa1n4so Realty CO ssS5
WilsE T4h HIyd On I'll HE if EsGE E
builder should be commended for the JOB
he is doing and for this brick bungalow
that he is offering you for Sl2,15O: Home
includes small porches, nice WOODED loti
liv. rm. with fireplace. dining rm ano
Kitchen plus 2 bedrms. and bath on LIST d. ;
fun basement, lge tnished s sg up Witnn
blvd. GL. 1900, OK. 4l23. ~
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

SOUTHEAST D. C.--,a5,OoQ So. it.. End
fast growing section. A. M. ROTH, MA.
1886 10
IS. 600 so. FIT near D. c. line with r. r.
5-year renewal option at $3.50 mo. or
purchase at $4,000, A. M. ROTH, ma.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SHOP FOR RENT. approx. 1900 50. it., all
facilities Phone RE. $685.. lie,
1880 Goth ST. NW.-6 rms. and bath:
bsmt suitable for print shop; separats
entrance. DRURY REALTY CORP, 1877
K st. NV, RE. 1913. Id
AZ ST. N.W.-Suitable for small ware
house, storeroom, office or beauty parlor:
13x64 it,. . floors. Call AID. S497. LIZ
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oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION or year7round
home and snug dshermans haven In one
Communities, over 400 sold to acre
nomesites, fronting or near, salt water.
cleo Titles guaranteed Lots as low as
$500, S45 down, sl5 mo. For beautiful
illustrated free booklet write or phone
lI43. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-15

SMALL COTTAGE, bath. electric lights;
one mile Vienna, Va. Telephone Vienna
BOB 14S
WORLD BANK OFFICIAL needs house or
apartment furnished or unfinished; rent
around 500. Call NO. 4443. .-l6
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sid1nss available,
zoneo industrial: both in d C. and nearby
sbort-ferm lease. PEBBLES CHEMICAL
co Once IN 252b: res EN- $3.50
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kor,hwest.
HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheest.

COLoRED-HoUsEs IN ALL SECTIONS
Cali KAY REALTY CO. RA. 1900. la
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL GRoUND-62, 200 50. IT. OF
industrial ground on B. g. o. in Rockville;
at 4Oc per So IT, For particulars, call
W. A. Marsteller WO. 1966: ewes. WI.
$3.50. MARSTELLER, MccABE e. CO.,
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

GLIB so. FIT. at $3.50 with 60-ft. front
age on rapidly developing Mt. Vernon ave.
in Alexandria, zoned broad coml A M.
BE BET $4,000 900 50. IT,, eoo-ft. 'front.'
age on wis ave, Very strategic location,
grade perfect. A. M. ROTH. MA. 1886
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE SPACE for heavy paper and
general commodities Call WASHINGTON
TRANSFER. INC. AID. 3274. Id.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNlA.

decorated modern 5-rm
bungalow, West Lanham Hills, $3.50
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ATTRACTIVE MODEhN HUMID r. hcIe'
rms, basement, oil heat: Lee hWy, VI
mi from Falls Church, Fairfax $685."
$4,000: DEL RAY. vA.-7-rm;, 2-bath
corner home, on lge level lot: nice Con a.,
CO, RE. 2T35; ewes. Wo. 9l91.
SHAKING YOUR HEAD mo" about what
you've seen, then let's show you new
5-rm. brick Cape Cod. you'll nod yes to'
Ise' semifin. attic makes 2 additional PEG
s Move h IN With $3.50 down This one you'll
like, THE BRANT CO., 1884 Wilson plyd.'
V VisTAs i9 OF WOODS and embracing vines
give this informal brick bungalow real
personality Wooded corner: 2O-ft. Studio
liv. rm. with fireplace, hedrms' the
baths, din rm and equipped kit. on one
e. makes this Lyon Village home rare
find, May be financed to suit you IHE
BRANT CO., 1884 Wilson blvd. Gil. $40
OK. 0250. IL
IN AN EXQUISITE SETTING of homes and
trees-White brick. ia stories with low
sweeping lines, four columns across smell
tered front porch. bedrms. and lge cy-
press paneled den. with black gum h2ors
and stone fireplace 2 baths. stone fireplace
in liv. rm. outdoor barbecue. and only
SIG, 900 THE BRANT &C, 1884 wilson
blvd, GIL 4216. OK. 0250. -iT
you ARE SAFER-Paying ST. 300 down
and moving into this prewar 5-rm. or!cS
home in So. Arl, near Navy Annex ana
Pentagou; oh-wh., full dry hsmt.; EQUIP
ped kit; immed possess. THE BRANT CO,
1884 Wilson blvd, Gil. apis, OK. og5o'
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS-Smart rms
? Enclosed porches, gas h.-w.h.. 2 baths;
in excellent condition; open. 3040 Mon
roe st.
Large tourist home, at 1923 s. Dakota
ave. n.e.-A place of beauty; a fine pay
ing proposition; beautiful corner location
Price and terms will appeal to you in
come. $3.50 monthly; open. H. c. MAYNOR
CO, 20O2 R I NO 433S liz
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WOULD YOU LIKE a 3o-ft' living rm., a
i5x15 dining rm. sparkling kit. and
a buffers pantry Also powder rm
with "a bath on LIST, floor? This home
dressing rrn., , more excellent bedrms
and baths, rec. rm: scar brick garag &c,
l acre, Handicapped; REAL ESTAIE
SERVICE, INC, Lee hwy. at Glebe rd
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Senator'S Agree sPu'
Bill on Broadcasiing
Aside Until January
Rx tha A,,oeia,sd Pres.

Senators johnson, Democrat, OF
Colorado and Capehart, Republican
of Indiana today concurred in a de-
cision by Senator White, Repub-
lican, of Maine that pending 1egis-
lation to amend the law on radio
broadcasting should be shelved
until January.
Their view apparently assured
that the measure is dead for this
session of Congress.
Senator White, chairman of the
Senate Commerce Committee, an
nounced late yesterday that he be-
lieved the committee ought to defer
action on his controversial bill to
revise the Communications Act.
Senators Johnson and Capehart are
members of the group.
Due to the press of other legisla-
tive matters and the fact that the
hearings on the bill ran longer than
expected, I so not now feel that the
committee should attempt to report
the bill before the congressional re-
cess, expected about July 26,' Sena-
tor White said.
Senator johnson told reporter
that he concurs "in Senator Whites
judgment" as to postponement, but
not just because of the press for
time.
Il agree with him." Senator John
son said, because it is going to take
a lot of fixing to make that bill ac-
ceptable."
Senator Capehart called Senator
Whites announcement "a practical
solution of the matter" The Indl-
ana Senator said there are many
things about the bill I don't like
and some I do"
Senator White said that, while he
had not consulted with other mem
bers of the committee before making
his announcement, 'it is certainly
safe to assume that there will be no
action on the bill before Congress
comes back in January.
Among other things, the bill
would:
l. Limit the use of radio stations
for political broadcasts to candi-
dates, the qualified opponents, per-
sons authorized by them and au-
thorized representatives of recog-
nized political parties with candi-
dates on the ballot.
2. Forbid political broadcasts "a
hours before an election.
3, Require that the source of news
and the responsibility for editorial
comment be announced at the be-
ginning and end of every program.
4. Limit the Federal Communica-
ton Commission authority to make
special rules and regulations cover
ing stations engaged in chain broad
casting. The FEC could regulate
only physical and technical phases,
Evening star., 1947-06-28

against his former commander. Capt.
Hiroshi Iwanarr1i, former COM
rnandant of the Truk hospital, say
ing Iwanami had given the order for
torture experiments on American
prisoners Of war.
American officers said Nakamura's S
loyalty to his former commander
probably drove him to suicide.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Army Plane Wreckoge
Is Found Near Manila
BY the Associated Press

MANILA. June 28.-Wreckage OF
United States Army CAS- trans
port plane was found today Isl
yards from the top of 3.360-foot
Mount Maklining. 30 miles south
east of Manila, and search party
reported that all six officers aboard
apparently were killed outright.
The two-engine plane took off in
bad weather Wednesday night and
evidently struck the peak while
letting down on instruments for g
landing at Nichols Field
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Jap Atrocities Witness
Commits Suicide on Guam
BY The Associated Press

GUAM, June 28.--Navy 1t. Shig.
ioshi Nakamura, prosecution wit
ness in the war crimes trial of Is
japanese accused of causing the tor
ture deaths of 10 Americans on Truk
committed hara kiri with razor
late today.
Nakamura slashed his stomach
and his throat in the witness sec.
ton of the marine stockade, to which
he had been returned after a har.
rowing day of cross examination be-
fore the scowling faces of the de.
PENDANTS.
This morning Nakamura testified
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Navy to Study A-Bon1b Effects
AT Bikini Lagoon This Summer

tential to minimum, 1t was pointed
out.
The admirals believe that the
atomic bomb will render impracti-
cal such mass landings as those in
Normandy. or long-range amphib-
ious assaults like that upon North
| Africa.
Advance bases and air-borne
striking forces are more essential
in the atomic age than ever before,
both to maintain the peace and aid
an immediate retaliation in case of
attack.
1t was pointed out further that the
effectiveness of defense against at
tack by subsonic long-range bombers
is on the ascendancy, due to jet
| fighters, supersonic missiles with di-
rectional heads and proximity fuses
and an increase in accuracy of anti
aircraft fire
Evening star., 1947-06-28
By w. H. Shippen, Jr.
Aviosion Editor of The stur

The Navy has announced that a
40-man scientific team will be sent
to Bikini Lagoon this summer to
study the long-range effects of
the atomic bomb tests.
Meanwhile, top Navy planners in
Washington have been doing some
heavy thinking in the year since the
air and underwater blasts rocked the
target fleet and rolled and drenched
the ships in poisonous water.
In yesterdays announcement, the
Navy emphasized that Bikini ''is the
only harbor which has been sub
jected to atomic attack and is the
only laboratory where defensive
measures for harbors may proftably
be studied" The project is a joint
Army Navy mission to study the ef-
fects of radioactivity on plant and
animal life as well as on ships and
geological formations.
While the bombs tests which be-
gan a year ago caused heavy dam
age to structures. along with
scattered sinkings and general con-
tamination after the underwater
explosion, Navy experts here feel
industrial cities, rather than the
battle fleet, will offer the most at
tractive targets for possible atomic
attacks in the future.
T.-x nn~@~,,o1;axS yXr;dar
The area of total destruction at
Hiroshima and Nagasaki. for ex-
ample, was far greater than it was
in the Pacific lagoon studded with
steel structures that could roll with
the shock.
A report on Navy views a year
after Bikini was released today in
the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
Interviews with Admiral Nimitz
and senior naval officers were sum-
married. by Dr. Bernard Brodie of
the Institute of International
Studies, Yale University. DR.. Brodie
pointed out, however. that in the
absence of any official statement on
Navy policy, it is difficult to de-
termine which views of ranking Of
ficers will become departmental
policy.
Fundamentally, the Navy's plan
ming for national security in the
light of atomic bomb flashes takes
into account three wholly different
possibilities:
/. The Navy's peacetime function,
apart from preparing against a pos
sible war, is policing duty requiring
precision weapons as against those
of mass destruction.
2. A war in which the atomic
bomb is not used, or in which it is
employed in the later stages or en-
ployed only by the United States.
3. A war in which atomic bombs
are available in substantial numbers
to both sides and in which re
ciprocal resort to their use might
occur at anv time"
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Only Generalities Given.

A force adequate for situation Q
| is adequate also for No. /, DR.. Brodie
reports, 80 that the problem may
be boiled down to discriminating
between the respective needs of sit
uations and g."
AS to the time element, the Navy
experts believe that during the
intermediate period" Of the next
5 to IS years the forces required
to fight war are essentially those
which the Navy is trying to hold
| together at this time. Beyond that
period something very different
may be required.
| The admirals gave DR.. Brodie only
generalities of how this different
force may be. developed. Mobile
launching platforms, moving on or
beneath the surface of the sea, may
be used to carry supersonic rockets
with atomic war heads within range
of vital land targets.
Ordinary explosives. however, de-
liver sharper blast from short
range. and "the amount of protec-
ton already built into modern, first
| class naval vessels" DR.. Rrodie
wrote, provides very high de-
gree Of immunity to atomic bomb
blasts"
| This "is particularly true of un-
derwater protection, including tor
pedo protective layers. double and
triple bottoms, and general COM
partmentation."
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Delayed Effects on Personnel.

Fortunately, the effects upon per-
sonnet OF excessive radioactivity, it
was said, "are generally delayed and
by no means always mortal. The
ultimate solution might lie in hav-
ing complete spare crews to relieve
those exposed. practice already
current in regard to aircraft"
Ships should depend for potection
on maneuverability, fire-power.
fighter defense and dispersal rather
than on so much armor above and
below was to reduce the fighting DO
Evening star., 1947-06-28

Flour for domestic baking is now
in Chile.
Montana labor news., 1947-12-18
US. Attorney lntervenes In
Vets Housing Fight


correcting the unfair
Mitchell NEwsLETTER principally
Attorney behest Of James Murray