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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

On local level many states giving serious
attention to the watershed problem Conserve and
restore" are watchwords all over America.
However, in fighting the shortage Of conventional
fuels, find ourselves turning hopefully to atomic
science for a solution. The substitution of nuclear
power for coal of electrical energy just
around the corner Industry has already spent millions
research develop nuclear-power In few
years such power will be able to compete commercially
The Atomic Energy Commission expects that the
atom will eventually supply large part Of the electric
power used in the United States. single pound OF
nucear fuel gives off the energy Of about 800 tons Of
coal.
And this is far from the whole story. BY 1858. indus
try plans to spend 81 so million on non-power of
atomic energy Atomic radiations have already been
used to keep potatoes from spong to sterze certain
foods and to boost the properties of fertilizers. While
none Of these processes has been done commercial
scale the thousands of possible for the products
of nuclear fssion have barely been tapped
Some Important "Buts''
But granting even that science and human ingenuity can
bring all these wonders to pass, will not happen over
night And even more important, the U.S. cannot hope
to prosper alone If accept the possibility of
population explosion affecting personally, must
least admit that poverty, malnutrtion low standards
of living and all the evils of overcrowding war
breeders even in the most remote corner of globe
And in any future atomic war there be victor!
Feeding the hungry may be biggest contribution to
humanity.
This fact makes doubly important the technical
assistance projects of the Food and Agriculture Organ
ization of the UN. There hundreds such projects
under way in 81 territories FAC estimates that
the best echnques practced throughout the world
its food production could be increased by 50 per
Will that be enough? NO" say some experts, mot
unless are realistic enough to hold back the birth
rate with the same effectiveness with which fight to
hold back the death rate, frankly recognizing the logic
which binds the two together"
Sitting in your living room. reading your Sunday
paper, the complicated threats of overpopulation may
seem remote and possibly unreal On the one hand you
have the ghost Of Nautilus, the nneteenth-century
population expert. demanding that you do something
about the worlds incredible growth you are doomed
to starvation. On the other hand you have those who
place their faith in technology and devoutly believe
that science can produce all the The ronic
truth may be that the optmsts may be right
but only because the gloomy disciples of Nautilus
walled loud and long enough to turn the tide in time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

AUTHOR: Last week Leo Cherne, as
chairman Of The International Rescue
Committee, wrote an eyewitness re-
port of Hung0ry'S revolt. Today,
in his role Of Industrial researcher.
he gives US look into the future.
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that must either find sources Of food and
requirements for depleted natural else
to apply preventive checks in earnest. Some say we
must do both.
But" you may ask, why the sudden hysteria? If
mankind has been able to work the problem for
thousands of years, why should the fifty result
in such crisiS?" There are four reasons:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

NEXT QUESTION: For nearly year Grace Kelly
and Prince Rainier have been the worlds most publ
eized couple. How do they like "living in goldfish
bowi'7 Read the Princes fortnight answer next
week: "Even A Prince Needs Privacy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

"a hours The human race its present fantastic rate
of growth. will double itself in AZ years!
The explosion point is expression scientists use
to describe the time when the earh's resources no
longer be stretched to supply sufficient food for all
Of US.
Some predictions say that this point could be reached
by the year 1000 unless = the worst alternative
atomic takes the problem out of manknds hands.
Barring that must either find sources of food
and energy stop reproducing SO fast In fact, if
sanitation and medical reforms pushed in India
and her death reduced to the level Of the United
States today, she alone could fill more than five earths
large in mere 100 years! So, in fact, could
China, and possibly even Japan!
Shocking it may seem, this situation has led some
missionaries to suggest holding back medical programs
until after birth rates could be reduced.
Both Rates Are Up
Rates Of increase today highest in the backward
countries. This means that the crowding is concen-
traed in the least able to accommodate it, 1t is
to economists and students Of social change that
in countries of lowest living standards both the birth
rate and the death rate abnormally high 1t only
in the one fourth of the world which enjoys the higher
standards of Western civilization that both birth rate
and death rate low. And this is accident. When
sanitation and medical advances available it is not
necessary for a mother to have eight or 10 babies in
order to have two three living children
The ironic fact is that, when attempt to bring the
advantages Of medical and industrial knowledge to
the havenot countries, the net result Of efforts is
often an aggravaon Of their existing problems 1t takes
much longer TO break down the traditions that make for
high birth than does to slash down their stag
gerng death rates. Therefore, during the interval Of
transition to our standards there is invariably dramatic
jump the total population. Which leaves the scientist
with the question of whether normal ethics usteS doing
good when you know the final result may be tragedy.
What is the way out? Experts warning again
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

While we all know that overpopulation is problem
countries like India and Italy, most Of can't really
feel that this applies to Growth means improvement
to the average American More babies quickly inter-
preted to expanding markets for clothing food,
toys homes and home appliances. Sales managers
rub their hands and happily contemplate the hordes of
potential new customers. Surely have room enough
and to spare.
Food For Future Americans
And in TRUTH our American expansion in productivity
is keeping pace with population growth. AS for
feeding ourselves and children, our farm problem
today is one Of overabundance, not shortage. With
fewer farmers and shorter hours still producing
81 per cent more than we did IS years ago. And with
wider of improved machinery, irrigation, better
management and improved breeds fertilizers seed and
feed, potential is much higher And still further
fantastic increases may be possible when studies in
climate control are completed.
And we are not pinning all our hopes on future mir
acleS The United States has already become Of
the folly of early wasefulness Of this counrys
riches. AS result national and local conservation
measures growing daily Through the proposed soil
bank program will help restore the fertility of our
depleted top SOIL The reorestation program far from
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~ We are running out Of new
frontiers. There is now for the
first time in history no New
World into which the excess pop
ulation can overflow.
u Advances in science and med
icine have made tremendous addi-
tons to our population by greatly
extending our life expectancy.
81 Growing industry = and war
- have been extravagant users of
the earth'S natural resources: coal.
petroleum, many metals and min
erals and even timber, water and
top soil. And in some areas we
already are nearing the limit.
% With the number of hungry
mouths steadily increasing, there
is real question even with modern
methods whether the arabic lands
of the earth can yield enough food.
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CloserS and CanyaSserS

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AUCTION SALES
PROPOSALS

BIDS INVITED for remodelinE resi-
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/. NOVELTY ATS over telephone
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HELP-MEN
Electrical Engineers
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Can 1 Use
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Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion
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Whether or not you have pre-
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CRAFTSMEN

Senior and junior civil craftsmen,
for work on highways. sanitary sys-
tens. etc. Permanent positions. sal
airy open Bring sample OF work
when interviewed. Call or write
EWIN ENGINEERING CORP. 1857
Conn. ave. NV. Washington, DU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

A VERY SMALL exclusive nursing
and porches: under direct care of
owner, B. A. and r. N. degrees.
recon. BY doctors. Reas. JU. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

FURNITURE TEAKWOOD-Ths is the dining
Table and cabinets teak wood made the job by the
builder Arnold Paneing in living dining and
There bedrooms bathrooms foyer
Mrs Khns hobby
g recreation storage 2car
md pImp room on he
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FAR EAST HOUSE HAS by
Mr. and Mrs Khn natives Of lived
for the last 10 They largely
planned It. and made that its bespeaks Eastern
fuence The mahogany siding afterthough
Khn decided have that
house nearby that designed Lloyd Wright Khn
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ToWAY FIREPLACE brick fireplace between dining
and living both Floors upper
are Of oak pque stained ekwood color The house heated by
other the lower Many Of the objects and decorations inside the
carved wood and ivory, worked
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May debentures It win pay O
record 47s per cent yearly In
terest.
To most OF US, this announce
ment might just as well have
been written in ancient Greek.
or even Javanese. for ell the
understanding we had Of It.
Yet it did have Q meaning for
all of US. Let's see II we can md
q clue or two that viii give IL
some practical personal inter-
est in the months ahead.
First. the new high interest
rate is interpreted. along with
other events. as furnishing Q
further push upward to inter.
est rates, In general.
Second. the removal Of $3.50
million in investment funds
from the market. though some
Of It was anticipated. wiz leave
that much less to take care Of
n o n-government money re-
quirements.
With respect to housing,
builders point out, it viii fur
Their reduce funds available for
mortgage investment at current
rates. and thus act as an addi-
tional burden to the home.
building industry.
Housing Declines
The Treasury departments
action was not inspired by O
desire to harm the home build
ing business. Of course. But
that effect. 1t is generally ac-
knowledged. viii be the hardly
escapable result. And It comes
at a time when housing is be-
coming scarcer as population
increases and home contraction
declines.
How does 1t happen that the
Government took this step that
viii tend further to tighten an
already tight money supply?
Why was the interest rate
boosted once again?
In somewhat oversimplified
Continued ON Page B-2, Col. 81
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viewed as q sort OF joining OF
the thematic majesty Of Greek
drama with the mysteries Of
the Javanese dance.
Unless you are privy to the
DEGREES of the Fates. on the
one hand. and to the signifi-
canoe Of cryptic human ges-
lures. on the other, you are apt
to find yourself adrift in q
babhle Of unintelIigible words
and figures.
This play of economic and
political motivation is reminis-
cent Of the world of Aeschylus
and Sophocies in that It deals
with Notwithstanding issues in
which pre-eminent powers call
the memorable tune.
Like the Javanese dance,
too. the action is incompre-
hensible unless you understand
the special connotations and
symbolism attached to each
movement. and are versed in
the music by which the dance
is regulated.
Another fascinating aspect
Of these overpoweringly dra-
matte financial events. also. is
that they are never-ending and
that each sequence is capable
Of q number Of interpretations.
depending on the school Of po-
ttical or economic thought TO-
which members Of the audience
adhere.
As the play continues, ten
sions mount and subside. turn
ing points are reached and
rounded. the fortunes Of men
rise and fan. much as in a the
atrical production.
When moments Of tenSer
drama hold the stage. the audi
ence is. naturally. more alert
and expectant.
Loan TO Be $3.50 Million
Such Q moment Of some sig
nificance came up late Thurs
day, when the Government an
nounced matter Of factly
that on q short-term Offer
ing Of $3.50 million in Fanny
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Mortgage Money:
Will 1t Tighten?

Highrlevel fiscal and monetary affairs can seem
cool, calm and highly formalzed; subtle sort Of
drama in which the situations are usually under
stated. The most highly charged scenes are played
in the lowest key.
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SILVER sPRING-Modern 3-bedrm
brk. rambler. hy, rm. with hrepl
lac: din area. be. ssths, ,, ,srssns Z
P1pIcsRa; KY H. . Md.sOO- HooH =
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ACCENT ION MODEM LIVING"
Long and low. ''out West-style"
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with huge picture window. breezy
SIDE screened porch and is cEN-
A tip-top value at the FHA ap-
Terms are flexible. quick poases-
sion II desired. PEARSON PROP
ERTIER. IL A-hH7h.
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BRADLEY Blvd ,. so o s.,.S n seT.
Nv. rm', din. rma ~, den, lava
maids rm. and bath; 2-ear gar
ace suburban living At its best y
W. d, WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000
omen III q.
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MINIMUM UPKEEP and maximum
house for the price make this. all
brick home really attractive; close.
$50 n, deep. Assume 4Isss trust
gYSS,!gis less JAMIE thsp C. r'9 coNLEs Eye, Z
Co., sxP, S-ssosi ewes Ar,