The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 13, 1949, Page 7

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TANUARY 12, 1949 { nemploy ment Compensation Due January 3] “Pretal (eo The CWisen) ANASSEF Jan. 1% R 1 EF. Barnes of Commis t ja en nemploy ployment 1948 must 1949, in edit an The Veterans Cerner RUPSTIONS AND ™ Gi BILL ANSWERS TRAINING “| ticle in “Chemical ai ist n « #40 and charge un di have nnected plenty / of hot / water cemenar @ erectaic) AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS julian Appliance Store 25 DUVAL 5ST. ed | = (®) Wirephoto | SCIENCE ADV:CE TO “CONGRESS ASKED PHONE 409 | | EX-DOOLITTLE FLIER G.tETS JAPS | JACOB DESHAZER of Madras Doolittle air raid over Tokyo, . congregation in Tokyo after pre: Deshazer, a Jap prisoner of w verted while studying the Bible 1 a Nanking jail. for missionary work at Seattle . as a Methodist missionary. xe. who participated in the eets a young member of the ving his first sermon in Japan. for 40 months, became con- | He studied d decided to return to Japan NEW YORK—(4)—Congress r. eds someone to tell it the scien- tifie faets of life, says Dr. David Delo. He urges that a special com: .ittee of top scientists be set up} iv.ce Congressmen on scientif' matters so that they can make wise decisions and laws in they, | atomic age 1 | Dr. Delo is chief of scientific! TODAY IN HISTORY | manpower in the Research and (Know America) Development Group of the General Staff's Logistics Division. He proposes the Army} 1733 Hon. Oglethorpe arrives | | » Charleston, S. C. with the first | and of 150 English colonists to ttle Georgia. | ing News,” a jour 1791 — Country’s first Sunday American Chemical Society. School started by Quakers in Science today affects almost | Philadelphia. every phase of American life, he} 1804—Modern printing ink in- | | writes. Congressmen have to “oduced by Jacob Johnston of make many d that should | ' hiladelphia. be based on accurate scientific} 1908 -—— Staunton, Va. first in jand technical information, he | country to adopt city manager adds, but most congressmen don't! : rm of government. woe technical training in sci- ; 1913—U. S. Senate, sitting as a | , ‘ : Bt removes Federal, Judge eee pire cent sbert W. Archbold from the al board of rv Bent | - arch branches of science to give ss unbiased technical ad-| !936—U. S. Supreme Court or- vice. Its members “should also Bec Oc ae taxes ret be men who possess a perspective | © !7°4- | 1941—1917 Espionage Act Law | { natural problems in addition to their technical competence.” | >held by the U. S. Supreme | rourt | Dr. Delo, who stresses that he writing his own opinion, s 1y. the National Academy 0: ences and National Research Council were established for this purpose. But “Unfortunately, cir- cumstances have not pl them n a position to be-of maximum ance to the executive and ative branch of the gov- ent.” Organized — science new and grave responsibilities” o strengthen national life and build soundly for our nation’s | future.” H More can be done, he says, to ‘work and plan with the military — The outskirts of Rome | by Allied ~~ bombing | i946—United Auto Work pt the Fact-Finding ttlement. 1948—President Truman takes tirect hand for the first time in empaign for reelection. kers ac- | Board's has_ other especially to of scientific ng men for armed science also could! Organized ely in setting up a realistic, co- to reach the nation’s maximum , «vrent national policy on prob | military strength. And scientists; 271s of poptlation and natural hould help the public under- S . better science ded so that the ter understi ands | } stand the hazards and defenses st biological or radiological } re. 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