Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1921, Page 24

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D Street) (Near 12th Street) ‘Women’s Btore, | bureaus of the government and plac- lMlh-h-m-y in the government's scien- | iza URGES REGROLPIG SUENTFIGBUREALS Dr. MacDonald Would Con- | solidate Them Under Smith- sonian for Efficiency. Consolidation of all the scientific ing them under the Smithsonlan In- stitution is proposed by Dr. Arthur MacDonald of this city. The purpose is to take the bureaus without the scope of periodical political changes in personnel, with a view to greater field. The plan has been sub- cd to the congressional reorgan- tion committee. While Dr. MacDonald does not hold: that his tentative plan is the best, it does form a basis on which to work | in the general scheme of the pro-| posed government reorganization. | “It is generally agreed that too; many departments or cabinet o are ‘undesirable and unwieldy that the number should not creased but rather diminished.” said Dr. MacDonald, in discussing his plan. “The reorganization and consolidu- tion of scientific bureaus is right in line with this ldea. Morcover. the scientific bureaus are scattered all over the government, many of them illogically or hap-hazardiy placed, and as a result they may have littlc or no influence, consequently the scientific workers are pald shametul and minimum salaries. The conxoli- dation of government science, under the Smithsonian Institution will tend to give more influence and efficienc to science, and divorce it as far as| possible from politics. Sympathetic Head. i scientific | “If, for instance, any bureau is taken from a department and placed under the Smithsonian | Institution, having all its personnel | and appropriations intact, the main | and perhaps only important differ- | ence will be that the chief or di- rector of this bureau will be under a scientific man with knowledge of and sympathy for scientific work, in- stead of under a cabinet officer, who is not expected to be very conversant with science Moreover, the cabinet respondence, make shipments anywhere. officer is liable to be changed every four years, and sometimes oftener, so that the chief of a scientific bureau whose heart Is in his work, not to mentlon uncertainty as to his tenure of office, for other than scientific reasons, I8 kept in much uncertainty as to sympathetic help in his en- deavor to develop his work.” Bureaus in Question. The bureaus which would com: within the scope of Dr. MacDonald's plan are: Geological survey, reclama- TRIPLE-BARRELED GUN NEWEST ENGINE OF WAR INVENTED BY GERMANS By the Assovinted Press, LONDON, October 20, — The Munich correspondent of the Lons don Times Is informed by an un- named cxpert that the Germans have perfected @& triple-barreled machine gun, electrically operat- ed, welghlng some twenty-twae pounds and capable of spreading 2,000 rounds per minute in a com- plete circle, The three barrels could be operated by a gunner on land @ half mile distant. This ls cited as Instancing how German Industries are devising engines of war, and the corre- spondent further decleres that Germany 18 concealing her amies under clvillan guise, and that chemists are conducting re- searches Into poisonous gases and bacteriological possibilities of de- struction. The correspondent asserts he has heard the conviction expresed by “more than one authority” that the Opau explosion would not have occurred “had no experimen- tal work connected with the man- ufacture of engines of war In some shape or form been Indulged in there.” bureau of mines, patent ntific bureaus of the Department, 112 in rding these bureaus still wrtunity to develop; vital, G ENEWAL and re- pair continue throughcut every phase of life. It is inevitable if the organ involved is to be kept physically fit. But nature cannot unaided re- pair undue eye-strain. ASHINGTON, . | ness taken up at the sessions. .Sight Insurance An ADITORIAL Forfend future eye discomfort through the prompt and skilliul service here. . 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