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my Clean Way Found To Produce Sugar

By Science Serviee

\ WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.—Sugar «:. . can be made from cottonseed hulls,

Butler ‘Y' Holding . J : ‘. 0, ,.° 3 : Er ie High-Powered Hair-Splitting When [Freshmen Forum | sy -~ Ll h k ‘M V } J P & eld * |. Butler university, Y. M..C. A is \ Gromyko, ‘Mr. Veto, Fresides ous mi or ‘Dream Boat’ of Bobby-Soxers Is Dosage - nd at Flat Rock River ap of | “ : a : TT. Denn shells, ground cornstaiks, Of Patent Medicine to United Nations A x i) ; IB R } of of ERIN Bi | wood flour and other céllulosic ma-

By WALLACE P. DEUEL, Times Special Writer n Dr.’ M. ©O.- Ross, university op § wp N ¥ . : . ow, 1M Sit presi economical acid-conversion process JAS N N, D. C. Sept. 5.—Russian delegates Anderi A. ("The 3 i ra saber iva hes } WASHINGTO! p | 4 jent: - Dr. George Schumaches on which Ur 8. patent 2,426,677 has i

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master parliamentarian, will qe turn. as chairs man of the ted Nations security council next week,

Veto") Gromyko gets his turn to act as chairman. of the United Na- Jdumni ‘secretary: Le Gray’ Burdin ; tions security council again beginning next week, and the world Is jean .of men: Jud Haggerty, stu \ 3 : a just been granted heré to Prof. Ellis liable to see. some pretty high powered presiding. el jent: ‘Tony Hinkle and: Herbert] 3 \ 3 ) ; Imer ) lowd State college, Parliamentary procedure doesn’t come natural to the Soviets. Jchwomeyer, coaches; and J. Henry| \ xi \ Ames, Iowa, Dr. John W. Dunning They don’t debate with their opponents at home: They shoot them J 3 Miller. Butler “Y” Seckotiath . 1 de 4 A of Abilene, Tex, and Ralph H. Fash 2 y ; learn the rules — ne .¢ : 3 i th slnvbe Hn Ma | ! N » ’ 4 ] t°Ft, Worth, Tex Even when they lean "| The husband was supposed to de- Ra { Students. in charge of arrange- . A hb N » 3 3 One difficulty ge 6 of arliamentary procedure by ; 3 om "nl y ? IX ne difficulty - in some previous P ® . lecide all important questions, and f er A 3 ments are ‘William Osborn, chair d a avidconiverale npecineg wat the heart for use abroad, most of then > ly ¢ : imari: Byron. Fry, Butler “Y!" presi weid-conversion processing was that » the rules the way: people. use the wife was to have her way on , | ' TY mauler presi the regoncentration of acids diluted us 1 p va) 28h unimporfant ones. But the wife ident: Harry Sullivan, Jack Boston 1 changing velhitlose thio suliar.o a ‘foreign language—or the way a 0." ation Ware {ie Cloyd: Olcott and Burdette Bissel- h changing cellniose ito Supa cast woman driver handles a car if she decided which guestions Wet in j o pee oe -_ E 8 3 \ o much that it ate up all possible never had her hands on a wheel porfant and which were ums ; S JHeTE: y ' fs AR ; profits, The new process gess around Reve gon portant. : — - - | ERE = ; that * difficulty »by using exactly ]3 8 } & v ” y h i . ‘a . Ra ¥ Le a edeiphis Lawyer | The Soviets cetide when ij ol Officials Stir Up 8 } a. measired quantities of concentrated But Mr. Gromyko is an exception right to use the veto ! \ oat A \ C8 acid (preferably sulfuric) and mixond . So far, they have us times Hornet's Nest " \ i Bing it so intimately with the finelys * in the security counci==seven times V - : round cellulose under pressure t : § in \ \ rother H 3 r pressure tha He is one of the smartest parlta- i, one recent ‘week alone, SPOKANE, Wash, (U, P).—A feal ICTIMS OF HOUSING SHORTAGE Carol Galyean, 5 and her br ther there is no need for an ire hat mentarians at Lake Success, nd Only 38 Now NEW ROLE — Andrei A |hornet’s nest was stirred up during sc) 4 apparently are happy at the Society for Protection of Children from ciatming stage at the end he can—and does—stall and quibble| np. Gromyko is the agent of this ~ = a special municipal election Cruelty. in'Philadelphia, Pa. as Madeline Mc Gouah, a worker, writes a letter for them er and split hairs and raise points policy. ro ko At one precinct, election officials’ 3 4| Hh thas C 4 roll . hy | ) iy C : an Nv "0. S. MEETS SEPT. 10 i i 'y ~ : : 0 their tathe ~haries (oal n ellin 1 / r alvean Is or All oe Tal hr of order like a Philadelphia 1awyer.. ar. Gromyko is, in fact, the very tried to beat the heat by lowering a i A : 7alyean, 3] m not to worry. « 2atyean is a n edi n Y Cumberland chapter 515. O. BE. 8 “He is perfectly capable of ‘Pre- model of a modern Russian diplo- seldom-used. awning. Hornets) G1SCNArged navy veteran. He brought them to the shelter after trying unsu ~essful'y will meet at 8 p.m Sept 10 in siding over the council wih one mat. swarmed out by the hundreds far weeks to find a home. His wife, expecting another child, is staying with relative Masonic temple, Cumberland retoi serythin 1e arsonall {s not unattractive. i hand and vetoing 2y y g Personally, he Is 1 1 a ractive ing Iris most disagreeable, which is - . — : council tries to do with the other| He is young for his present re= ,... -gicapreeable indeed hand, all at the same ‘time and sponsibilities. Jokers have said that the Soviets without turning. a haif or once| He was only 34 when he was| oc ve thelr Apioritabs a special losing his composure,” said a rue- named ambassador. to the U. S SPatinz course in. “how ‘o w rude! J er p iromyko's | : only 3¢ ; oa in ' ful admirer of Mr. Grom) A and is only 38 now C5 tg. representatives of other coun- | technical virtuosity. 3 The Soviet delegate 100Ks even , If they do. Mr Gromyko | , ve ; oa feeling. vounger than he : A le) vou never have the feeling ! ! : Gromyko, that he He has a full, round, clean-shav-

been sgraduated. at the watching Mr. f his. class. isn't at ease’ in parliamentary pro- en, boyish Ince Rnd a full headyof Paid for Defending cedure. He seems to be perfectly thi k, black, wavy pair often I '® Bath in” his manner and in the| at ease. - But you do have the féel- only one at. the council table, WICH (gp ance of what he has to sav.| ing that he thinks the whole thing otherwise) 1s pretty. much a bald- 116 Soviet delegate acts as though | is awfully silly. : headed row of much older men. the other delegates, and the peo- | Follow the Leader Bobby-soxers in the United Na-.,.c they represent, were idiot | His attitude seems to imply that tions children being able to score a poini in qe- nominated Mr. Gromyko their; pi Mr Gromyko doesn't get bate is about on a par with being aream boat,” "and it seemed for a iq or heing loved. He gets paid able to wiggle your ears. time that they might start squeal ¢ defending the Soviet fatherland If everybody ‘else is doing it, and Ng and swooning over him at any oainst all the enemies who are theyre giving prizes to whoever moment, if given the slightest en- supposed to be lying in wait to fall does it best, Mr. Gromyko will do couragement. . upon and rend it. He gets paid it: too. He will do it superlatively Has Sex Appeal for. doing exactly what the Kremwell. But he will still think it's Even older ‘women, fully clothed ;; {ans him to do. |

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The record seems to suggest that this is the attitude of Mr. Gromygo's government, too. Certainly the Kremlin doesn’t seem to take the United Nations very seriously. , x The Sovieis are great believers in power—pyreferably naked. power. .Moral arguments and vows of idealistic purposes seem to them to be only so many fig leaves, used bv the prudish and hypecritical to conceal the realities, Others, ‘too, have had this attitude in the past, but few have been as stark about it as the Sovfets. They almost carry it to the point of indecent exposure. How Many Divisions “The Pope?” Mr. Stalin once! scornfully demanded. “How many divisions has he got?” The United Nations, like the Pope, has no divisions, ‘and the Kremlin is, accordingly, not overly impressed by it. The Soviets give the impression that they joined it more in order to humor the western world than because they share that world's hopes for the organization. The Russians don't even take part in much of the United Nation's work. They only belong to one” of- its eight specialized agencies — the world health organization — and boveott the other seven (the U. 8. Britain and Canada belong to all eight.)

Expert Veloers The Soviets: take a prominent enough part im the United-Nations security council and general assembly, but their part.sometimes seems to consist chiefly of voting against evervthing that everybody ‘else wants to do The original theory.of the veto was that it would be used only on questions of substance—and of importance — not on minor matters and questions of procedure. In ‘practice, however, this has worked out the way the agreement did that the man made with his wife for settling their differences:

minds, have said that Mr. Gromyko's voice is positively mushy with sex appeal. Mr. Gromyko does nothing to encourage these estimates, so far a the world can tell, nor to exploit the “ possibilities they might seem to suggest. Yet there is nothing auste forbidding* about him’ as being, ___ 3 : He drinks moderately, prefeir scotch. and soda or beer, he. play chess, likes to fish and is.a movie fan. He especially liked “Gone With the Wind.” Humor Not Lacking Mr. Gromyko has an adequate sense of humor, too : Asked to provide material for a biographical sketch, he said, “My personality does not interest me.” After reading an. article about aimself in a New York newspaper, he said: “It's about half true and half untrue. Since this is-a balanced newspaper, that is to be expected.” The Soviet delegate has even been known to joke about United Nations procedure and his own vetoes. A reporter once buftonholed him and asked his opinion oh a minot issue. “That's not importa Gromyko “The sub is, where is my overco: Dual Personality But Andrei Gromiyko the of the Kremlin is an entire ferent, creature from Andrei Gromyko -~.the individual “~ human heing He is no dream boat diplomats he deals with Officially, he is humorles tere, forbidding, rigi deviating and disobliging,. He is about as-accommadating a a reinforced concrete block In security council sessions. he speaks sipwly, deliberately, almost ponderously and often contemptuously. His face is ordinarily utterly expressionless, even when he is be-

Mr. Gromvko does these things to perfection, so far as an outsider can see, a ; He has done them so well that he has gone far—and fast—in a liarly ‘perilous profession. | The future may hold even great- » things for Andrei Gromyko-—if | he doesn't make just one bad mistake and .get shot. in the back-of

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0 , Los Angeles Bids LOS ANGELES, Sept. 5 (U Mavor Fletcher Bowron yesterday

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on the city 5 66th anniversary of its | founding, claimed for Los ,Angeles the position of the nation's third| largest. city. “I believe it is safe to say that | we* now have. more residents than Philadelphia,” the mayor said “The | special census held -in. January showed 1,805,000 persons in the| city.” | The mayor said his estimate as of today was that there were very nearly million people in the city, |

Astronomers - Discover ‘Supersmall’ Star

By Science Service { EVANSTON, Ill, Sep 5. —Disz-| covery of a supersmall star, only! me-tenth of the mass of the sun,| was reported to the American Astronomical society meeting ‘here by Dr. Harold.L. Alden of the University of Virginia's. Leander Mc-| Cormick observatory Extremely faint companion of a previously-known faint red star in the constellation of cassiopeia, the new star discovery was made only because of its effect dynamically 1 the star system of which it's a minor member, The visible star to which: the supersmall star is a satellite is

itself revolving around another star:

taking between 250 and 300 year:

to do so.

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