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Title	If war is too important for generals......Is nuclear energy too important for industry?
Creator	Mauldin, Bill, 1921-2003
Publisher	[Chicago, IL] : Chicago Sun-Times, 1979
Physical Description	1 original drawing : black and white ; 23 x 18 cm
Summary	Original drawing has two panes. The first pane depicts a military general chasing stars (the number of which symbolize a general's rank). A large artillery shell is falling right behind him. There is text in the pane that reads, "If war is too important for generals..." The second pane appears below the first and depicts a business man in a suit chasing dollar signs. He is tripping over the atom symbol often associated with atomic power.
Notes	Title from item.; Signed by artist.; "79-I63-A" - number written on plastic cover.; Copyright currently held by the Pritzker Military Museum & Library. For information go to pritzkermilitary.org.
LC Subject Headings	Political cartoons--History--20th century. Nuclear energy. Industries--United States. Generals, depicted. United States--Caricatures and cartoons--20th century.
Time Period	Late 20th Century (1961-2000)
Added Entry	Chicago sun-times.
Call #	PRINT 03187
Item #	330407
OCLC #	1032619542

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