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Buy Musterole! brighter teeth in just one week weather before winter bogs down an attacking army, they figure there will be no danger of war at least until June: Top U. S. officials, likewise, have made all-important surveys of the war possibility, and it is possible for this column to report what their general conclusions are: 1. Russia will not launch World - War III this year. However, Russia is expected to continue pressing war by satellites. 2. China, not Russia, has been more eager for a truce. The U.S. war study indicates that Russia came out with the truce proposal chiefly for propaganda purposes; perhaps to stall for time in order to get new arms to Korea. 3. Next step in Communist aggression Is likely to be Burma, Thailand, and Indo- China. This area is all-important to the Kremlin if the millions of China are to have rice. Moscow would probably gamble on start- Ing World War III in these countries, though she doesn't ac- tually want it. 4. In Iran the Russians will prob- ably march into the northern prov- ince of Azerbaijan and take it by force--if the British go into south- ern Iran to protect their oil refinery. Here again the Russians are will- ing to gamble that the west will not go to war over Iran. Amazing res,hs proved by independent 5. In Germany, the U. S. analysis scientific test. For cleaner teeth, for a ! does not anticipate a Russian mill- brighter smile.., try Calox yourselfl A product o| McKESSON &ROBBIN$ I II  " ...   | POUND for POUND. people use W.@ CLABBER GIRL than any other baking powder. HULMAN & €OMPANi. TIRR! HAUT|. IIMli ! WNU--I 2 42--5l tary move, but does foresee a con- tinual army build-up, Behind Iron Curtain ! Increasing evidence ts coming back from inside the iron curtain to show that the freedom-friendship balloons and other activities of the crusade for freedom have really got under the Kremlin's skin. In east Bohemia, for instance, fields where the balloon messages fell were declared "off-limits" to farm workers by security sections of the national Communist commit- tee. In another section of Bohemia, Communist officials offered rewards to the teams of youth brigades who collected the largest number of friendship leaflets. Near t h e Czech-Austrian border, a patrol of border po- lice reported "voluminous fly- ing objects', which might be e n e m y paratroopers. When Prague got the report, it dis- patched tank units amid great excitement. The flying objects, however, turned out to he pillow balloons with the word "Svoboda"--"free- dom"--written on them in large let- ters. They were bouncing along the ground in the early morning twi- ---'--" light like miniature flying saucers. * Inside of them, of course, were friendship messages from the Amer- ican people to the people of Czecho- ; slovakia. Weeding Out Bureaucrats It hasu't received any publicity, but President Truman has ordered a drastic housecleaning to sweep the drones from federal government. An ultimatum has already gone out to all agencies to clean house or face budgetary and personnel cuts. "The present emergency h a s caused great demands on the man- power resources of our country with shortages of manpower in cer- tain special areas already being felt . . . The federal government, as the largest single employer in the country, should set the example. Therefore, I expect the head of each executive department ant= agency to bring about maximum effectiveness and economy in the utilization of personnel," the President wrote in identical letters to civil service chairman Robert Ramspeck and budget director Frederick Lawton. Truman ordered them to "re- quest reports from all depart- ments and agencies and conduct regular inspections and surveys so that reports can be made to me on progress in conserving manpower. °'This manpower conservation pro- gram should be given op priority throughout the executive branch," the President added. As a result, Ramspeck and Law- ton sent a joint Jltimatum to all agencies to "take steps to assure the most effective and economica ] use" o • . manpower. Washington Pipeline ** Though she stands aee with new Secretary of Defense Lovett, dy- namic Assistant Secretary Anna Rosenberg may resign. She wag brought in by George Marshall to cut the waste out of armed serv- ices' manpower and has nearly ac- complished her mission . . . In a swift week-end operation, Michi- gan's Sen. Blair Moody and Walter Reuther, of the auto workers, talked :lefense mobilizer Charley Wilson ut of $800,000 in contracts. 'l FIRST AID TO THE ] ! 1  AILING HOUSE / .. Y ROGER C. WHITMAN I White Paintc;d Walls Tinned Yellow i ' QUESTION: What can be ,one to keep walls that are going to oe painted white, from turning yel- low? My white painted walls nave always turned yellow or have dis colored. Would putting bluing (laundry blue) or else some blue paint in with the white paint pre. vent this discoloration? How cch should I use in each gallon of paint? ANSWER: A good grade of pain! should not turn yellow or discolor 1 believe you bought an inexpe sivo grade. I would not advise ung laundry blue. If you wish to add a small amount of blue paint to the white, it should be perfectly all right, and might help to give a good white effect. But do not at- tempt to mix the paint yourself Ask your paint dealer to mtx it for you in his mechanical mixer If you try it yourself, add very small quantities of color in oil and thoroughly stir each amount, un- til you get the desired shade. 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