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STASSEN DRAWS GOP'S INTEREST

I Strerinthens Position With | Party Leaders.

f By CHARLES T. LUCEY Seripps-Howard Staff Writer SEATTLE, Oct. 15. — Harold E. | Stassen’s recent swing through the [Northwest to address Republican (party gatherings and take the stump for G. O. P.-can-|didates marks an |advance in the second phase of 'his long = range | drive for the presidential nomina- | tion in 1948. | The first phase |began when Mr. Stassen returned

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By EDWIN A. LAHEY . Times Foreign Correspondent ‘LONDON, Oct. 15.—Is the British female unattractive? It would be indeed boorish for an American to say so, after the Brit- | ish have been good énough to furnish a visa’ for an inspection of this short-rationed land, .But if’ the British complain about the matter themselves, it may reasonably be assumed to be a néws item. Richard Viner, a columnist in the | Daily Graphic, says that while Britaln is vindicating its ability to turn swords into plowshares, “there remains one Reid in which America

for senate, house and local G. o. P, candidates. The meeting was reminiscent of big rallies in pr dential campaign years. .

[from navy duty in the Pacific. Its ™M basic purpose was wn {to make him known in every sec- | tion of the country and enlist popu[lar support for his candidacy. He] | addressed dozens of meetings from | | coast to coast.

| The .second phase, now that Mr. | | Stassen is felt to have shown that | he gloes in fact have widespread appeal, is to strengthen his position | | with party leaders—with the men! and women who will be delegates| [to the 1948 Republican convention! and those who will help name the Mr. Stassen has re-| ceived mosfly back - of - the - hand treatment -by the G. O. P. leaders |and his job ahead is an immensely ! difficult one.

Lucey

| Pulls Big Crowds

Here in Seatile a few nights ago! the young Minnesotan demonstrated | he is a man who has aroused the people's interest. At Everett, Wash., he pulled 2500 persons into an early afternoon meeting—not a good hour to attrack a large crowd. The same

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He is keenly interested in seeing

| elected to congress a number of

voung veterans who have been nominated by the Republicans in various sections. Plans European Trip

This winter the former BOvermOr {is expected to go to Europe for study of economic and Solitical | questions. Already familiar with the Pacific area through his war

| service; the trip ahead is designed

to gain knowledge of men and con-

ditions in Europe's key trouble spots. Gov, Stassen's friends believe

that early 1948 will see him entering the presidential primaries in Wisconsin, Nebraska and Illinois— [the first three. The thinking is | that he may be able to make an es- | pecially strong showing in Wisconsin, where the. party organization is considered friendly to him. But he could face trouble fn Nebraska, where he tried to block Senator

| Hugh Butler's return to the senate|

last summer,

At the moment, Gov. Thomas E. Pewey of New York and Senator Taft of Ohio are much more heavily endowed than Mr, Stassen with the kind of backing among party

on Pretty Girls|

still seems to possess an ‘invincible monopoly—the monopoly of beautiful girls.” | Mr. Viner writes that after his re{turn from the wars he was shocked (at. “the almost total absence of youth and beauty on the sage and {in our films.” After probing the matter, he declares: - fe “Any girl we find of ‘the type that {men rave or fight aboutis instantly [kidnapped by Hollywood, like Greer Garson and Vivien Leigh. There really ought to be an embargo on {our beauty.’

| Copyright, 1046, by The Indianapolis Times and The Chicago Dally News, Ine,

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$201.71 in Cash?

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15 (U. P.) —The treasury department reported today that money in circulation per capita climbed another 29 cents between the end of August and the end of September. Cash per capita at the end of September was $201.71, compared with $201°42 a month earlier,

The Stassen have a long

| national convention, people realize they road ,to travel, Mr. Stassen, in his current strat-| egy, doesn’t attempt to hide the] fact that there is a divergence of! views in the Republican party. Here in Seattle he told Republicans it is a good thing. The party should be big enough, he said, to have room within 1t for such a divergence and he argued that this is a ‘vital part of the functioning of a twoparty system. He is urging the party especially | to take a clear progressive stance which will attract young Americans,

fight and direct” because he says no!

one can spot weasel words more |

quickly than this war-seasoned gen- |up of molecules and many tines

party objectives and went to bat) bigwigs that means delegates in aleration of American youth.

and he insists that it be “forth- |

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Electro Microscope Magnifies 200,000 Times.

. PRINCETON, N. J, Oct. 15 (U. P.) ~«Science may be able to see the atom through “the eyes of the electron microscope, thereby opening up new avenues of approach to the use of atomic energy in indusiry and medicine, Dr. James Hillier sald today. Mr. Hillier, who helped in the development of this super-migro-scope that does not use glass lenses, is working now on a new type electron machine at the RCA laboratories here. The electron microscope theoretically already can bring the atom into visible view, but the best results so far is magnification great enough to let the eye see a molecule which is composed of atoms. Magnified 200,000 Times This new model is 100 times stronger than the best of the ordinary visible microscopes, going up to magnification of. 200,000 times. The microscope stands about six feet high and its principle briefly 1s to generate electric beams which are shot through magnetic fields, serving as lenses, onto the ‘speci"n being examined. The magnification shows on a | fluorescent screen, similar to that | used in television. With a flip of a {switch, the.screen can be removed j= the magnified specimen photographed. The exposure is usually] a to five seconds. Biologists do not seem concerned {that live tissue or cells may not be {used in the electron microscope. | They feel that the greater magnifi- | cation far exceeds that disadvant- | age. The specimen must be placed {in a vacuum which naturally would Fond it out and kill it. Even then if the specimen were not killed, the powerful electric beams would finish {the job. In some casés the elec- | tronbeams have disturbed the make-

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