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PFC James T, Goucher, Richmond, Calif., 70th Tank Battalion, considers himself a lucky soldier indeed as he surveys the damage done to his radio jeep on the Korean Western front when it was hit by Chinese Communist fire. Goucher, driving the jeep when It was hit, escaped uninjured. WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUN- Vf. fi PEARSON ROUND 1946 as our hoped-fo- r friendly relations with Russia were turning more and more sour, Gen. Omar Bradley, meeting with a imall group of cdngressmen, pre dieted: If the Red army chose to invade Europe right now,' they could reach the English channel in 12 days. Nothing could stop them. Today, this is not the case. The ted army could be stopped at the Rhine. This change is not because the Red army is any smaller. It still has millions of men, still is completely reckless in its disregard for casualties. Nor is the change beTf make sure Ike didnt get into the race as a Democrat in 1948. TOGWOOD sprays measuring inches, 12 are done v predicted: What Ike will do will be exactly what Roosevelt did at Chicago in 1932. Hell hop on a plane and fly straight to the convention. Hows he going to fly from Paris to Chicago when hes under orders from his commander-ln-chle- f to do a job in Paris? asked the friend. Dont be foolish, shot back the former White House jester, whats the commander-in-chie- f going to do about it? MV.V 8 separate blossoms v. sy .v: terials. Wonderful gifts! N.Y, Sewing Circle Needleeraft Dept. P. O. Box 5740, Chicago 80, 111. or P. O, Box 102, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Enclose 20 cents for pattern. c 4 , - V f V. , v, , 'S, "t-w,- tains up to ; 3V4 jV offered othet w. thol, than five t in famous S&K5S Bea-C- HEftDRCHES - a, Pattern No QUICIC! Street Address or P.O. 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The change, therefore, is chiefly long press conference lecture about the result of one thing new atomic protecting U. S. secrets was that his immediate advisers didnt want him weapons. to make it. They knew public reacHitherto, the atom bomb could tion would be bad. he used only against cities However, the Defense department. where the destruction of civilCentral Intelligence and others in ians was such that public opin-io- n charge of military secrets urged the rebelled against it. Now, not only to issue his cenPresident however, atomic artillery shells sorship order but back it up in part and other weapons make it posto keep the military from setting sible to confine the deadly deU. S. policy. struction of atomic energy to Time after time, high generals or enemy troops In the field. This means that the civilian death admirals have barged in on civilian toll can be divorced from the atom policy or disclosed secrets which caused serious damage. bomb, and that atom weapons will Most important was the rebe used. lease of the Smythe report on atomio energy by Gen.v Leslie Rhfnels Barrier Groves. A few hours after the It also means that the Red army report was sent to several thoucan be stopped at the Rhine or at sand newspapers, horrified scientists protested to the Army any large river. Because, to cross the Rhine, an invading army must that the report contained vital concentrate at the bridgeheads. secrets by which an astute sciAnd large troop concentrations form entist could piece together the know-hofor making the perfect targets for atomic weapons. Thus divisions of the Red army, Hurriedly, Groves deto cross a over the manded that the report be reforming bridge Rhine, could be decimated by these called. new weapons which make the magi-no- t That, replied a member of his line look like cemetery hill at staff, would be like trying to put an egg back into a chicken. Gettysburg. TTie above fact, under present-da- y )l3rf?a( i5)(?M Tbo. , A Co.. LeemlD cry THE ORIGINAL BAUME ANALGESIQUE ra U DIM JWHHY imi AVt Yes, sir! A-bo- Washington Pipeline diplomacy. Is something we . want the Kremlin to know. For Jv. , D Atomic Weapons Would Halt Communist Troops at the Rhine By DREW JVV of War Robert Patterson has notified the senate judiciEx-Secreta- ry ary committee that he has with- drawn his endorsement of Miss Frieda Hennock to be a U. S. judge. Since Patterson once sat on the U.s! Court, of Appeals, his word counts lice Will Run heavily with the senators. 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