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1437 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Electricity and refriger alton on house
current: elevator Resident manager,
DE 1852
2 rms. kit, d. .. and bath $3.50
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a515 18th st. NV.
I room, kitchen and bath. S37 so.
Murphy bed. Resident manager, CO.
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THE PARAMOUNT
SIC TULIP AVE.
n a 49, 49,

Resident manager. 6H. 339O-M.
rms, kit. bath and porch S47 90
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aAoo l4fh SIRiE

Large foyer. living room. l, 2 and 3
BEDROOMS; 1rc an,d ,t.;.b baths 9s i99slosen e
house current. Elevator. 0arage.
Res. mgr.
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800 THAYER ST, NE.
Electric refrigeration. Resident
manager.
3 rms. kit. and bath $4,000
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25l7 K ST. NV.
THE RHODE ISLAND

Z517 X ST. NV.
Gas refrigeration. Elevator. Resident
manager. DI. 257S.
/ rm.. kit. d. q. and bath 80
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1873 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
Electric refrigeration.
4 rms, kit. and bath S42 so
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45i4 CONN. AVE-.

Large foyer. living rQom, dining
room, / and 2 bsdroom!. bath,
dinette. Kitchen and inelosed
NAfg. on house current. Elevator.
secretarial switchboard. Res.
Mtr.. Woodley 4477.
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l44e OAK STREET NV.
CASTLE MANOR

Resident manager, AID. $685..
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Il7i colllM9IA R0AD

Combine ton living and dininS room.
1. 2 and 8 bedrooms, bath, porch
and Kitchen. Elec. refg. on house
current. Resident mAnARef.
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THE METROPOLITAN

New bldg. Gas, elec. and refrigeration
on house current.
l rm.. kit, d. .. and bath----S49.5 SO
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THE GUrHklDGE
211B r st. NV.
and 2 rooms. kitchen and bath.
S3S .60.S6b 90. Elevator and SWITCH
board service. Resident manager,
RE. O046.
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1916 P STREET NV.
3 and 4 rooms. kitchen and bath.
$50 OO.S6O 90. Porches, 8 exposures.
Janitof On premises. Du. Oo64.
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WISTERlA MANSIONS
110l Man. Ave. NV.

Zee. hall, 1iving room, BEDROOM,
bath. dinette and kitchen. Ra.
Elevator and switchboard serv.
Ice. Rosident manager.
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VALUES WORTH SEEING
THE WINSTON

3145 Mt. PI0oS0nt Street.
Near 18th 4 Columbia Noad.)
bedrooms, living room. kitchen,
bath and porch, $780,
rooms. kitchen, bath and porch.
$50. Electric refe. on house
current.
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SEDGWIcK GARDENS
1901 ArEcnne Place N.

$40 Conn. Ave-.
Foyer, living room with Murphy
bed, bath, dinettl, kitchen.
inclosed porch. southwest e.
posure, S62.60.
Foyer. living room with Murphy
Kitchen, S67 so and Soe.50.
Refrieeration on house current.
secretarial switchboard. 0arage.
Res. mfr. Mrs.. Louise Guest.
WO. k1f3O,
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1891 COLUMBIA ROAD
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. S4S. 90.
Likht and sas furnished free.
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7 ak Refunds
Continued From Page A-13)

Wisconsin avenue NV, s5,2s1.74,
income.
Rock Creek Church Parish.
Vestry of Rock Greek Church
Parish, Rock Creek Church road
and Webster street NV, $67S.24 So
cial security.
Stella Wade Warren, 1876 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV, $71053, in
come.
Washington Apartment Securities
Corp, care of j. Henry Oehmann,
Washington Building, $83803, in
come.
Washington Title Insurance Co.,
care of Lybrand, Ross Bros. &
Montgomery, Investment Building,
S2,244.24, income.
Welfare and Recreation Associa-
ton of Public Buildings and
Grounds, Inc, 1135 Twenty first
street NV, $3,196.73, capital stock.
Welfare and Recreation Asso-
citation of Public Buildings and
Grounds, Inc, $104, ,585 80.
Estate of Jessie L. Wigmore, Clin-
ton Merrick, executor, in care of
Edward F. Colladay and Joseph C.
McGarraghy, 1881 G street NV,
$685. IS, income.
Processing Tax Rebates.
The following rebates were given
on processing taxes paid in the
Maryland district, which includes
the District of Columbia:
Arlington Manufacturing Co., 16
O street NV, 1854.
Capital Cigar and Tobacco Co.,
Inc, 463 I street NV, $84734.
Central Camblache, Inc, care Of
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Belk, w. II. Belk, executor; care OF
Charles B. Swindler. National Press
Building, $35, ,768.78, income. w. H.
BeIk, $35,770.31, income.
Jurisdiction Of Ohio.
Ohio Jessie M. Haussermann,
care Lucien H. Mercer, Metropolitan
Bank Building, $l9.043, income.
John w. Haussermann, $22,450.l4,
income.
The Van Dorm Iron Works Co.,
care of Wallick g. Shorb, 923 Fiji
teenth street NV, $64,054.88, in
come.
Pennsylvania-The Chronicle News
Publishing Co., care Of j. F. Speer
and A. E. Otto. Munsey Building,
$777.12, income.
A. Atwater Kent, care of G. w.
Nolte, r. H. Montgomery, ]. M.
Haynes and j. o. Wynn, Investment
Building, $165 ,428.05, income.
Estate of Willis M. Sterrett, Frank
M. Sterrett, administrator. care OF
D. D. Shepard, 7l6 Jackson place
NV, $l1,3s6.32, income.
Thornton Fuller Co., care Ly-
brand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery,
Investment Building, $559.15, In
come.
Easton Publishing Co., care L. F.
Speer, Munsey Building, $4,577.11,
income.
Cunningham Natural Gas Corp,
care of r. P. Smith, 815 Fifteenth
street, $636.74, income.
Heineman Chemical Co.. care Of
j. E. Hughes, 315 Evening Star
Building, $l6,380.33, income.
Rhode Island-Under Will of Alva
E. Belmont Harold S. and William
K. Vanderbilt, executors; care Of
Paul E. Haworth, 8l5 Fifteenth
street NV, s10950.71, estate.
General Fire Extinguisher Co.,
care of Underwood, Mills g. Kill
patrick, American Security Building,
S., 5,72349, income.
Texas-James L. C. McFaddin,
care of Brewster, WINS & Phillips,
Southern Building, 5,691 AZ, income.
Oakwood Realty Co., care Of o. r.
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Folson-Jones, Southern Building,
SIS 5,020.13, income.
Observation-Disclosures, Inc, care p.
r. Baldridge, Southern Building,
$809.75, income.
G. s. & F. Railroad, $6.095.
Virginia - Georgia, Southern &
Florida r. r. Co., Mcpherson Square,
$6,095.49, income.
Tennessee-Pinnacle Mills, J. G..
Drinnon, receiver, care of w. H.
Harrison, Denrike Building, $2,-
514.05, income.
Processing tax refunds paid in
other jurisdictions represented In
the District include:
Alabama-The Fair Store, D.
Cohn, owner, care of R. F. Garrity,
Tower Building, $1,34562.
Louisiana-Abdalla's, Inc, care Of
R. F.. Garrity, $57371.
Missouri - H. T. P6indexter e.
Sons Co., care of M. M. Daubin,
917 Fifteenth street NV, $46, ,293.87.
New Jersey-Greenspan Bros. Co.,
care Of Prev Savoy, Munsey Build
ing, $21,206.87.
New York - William Anderson
Textile Manufacturing Co., Inc,
care Of Goodman, Schaub g. Prince,
Munsey Building, $16,683.15.
Johns Manville Co., care Of
Lybrand, Ross Bros. g. Montgom-
cry, Investment Building, $3,357.84.
Alexander Smith g. Sons Carpet
Co.. care OF w. c. Magathan, In
vestment Building, $14,72984.
Ohio-M e. N Cigar Manufacture
ing, Inc, care of C. M. Trammell,
Munsey Building, SIS ,340.96.
Ozark Smelling & Mining Co.,
care of Ivins, Phillips, Graves &
Barker, Southern Building, $2,786. .66.
Pennsylvania - Lehigh Portland
Cement Co.. care of Spec g. Otto,
Munsey Building, $19,770.25.
J. G. Leinbach Co., Inc. care G..
w. Hamilton, Barr Building, ST.
954.25.
F. w. Wynne & Son, Inc, care
Of WE'LL, Blakely & Nesbitt, Munsey
Building, $1,45265.
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Supes value .. Beautiful new de.
sign. 'l.pieee Steel cabinet. Stainless
Chromium shelves. Every tray .
Double Easy Quiekube Tray. Stainless
Porcelain in food eompartment.Lfse
Cold Storage Tray. Automatic Reset
Deffoster. Finished in durable Dulux.
II "a. #. shelf space. ) ice trays II
double width. 36 ice <1AAsn
cubes. Ns~ Low Phi" $IZSSV
oOH - -.
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Safe driving has no substitute.
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the mechanism and cabinet walls for the Of Sturdy long lasting
durability and silent efficiency See how Fedaire includes MANY 10
greatest deluxe features in tbs ~s' bd maa
ber Sn Of them are lower il price than ever before!
Compare Fgdare quality with that any At any
price bar none! See for yourself why Fgda leads all
home Refrigeration
Fngdare-he greatest refgeraon-shnes bril-
lance than the Big beautiful bargain Of year PROOF
awaits you nearby Fngdaire deaesep and get oi
FRIG1DAIRE DIVISION
General Motors Sales Corporation Dayton, Ohio
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u. ), Tax Refunds
Go 10 Murphy and
Mrs. Morgenthau
Movie Sturs, IndustrioIists
And Diplomats Share
In $4o,4l3,6S6 Melon
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Supreme Court Justice Murphy
and Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr.
were listed today among thousand.
OF taxpayers who gave Uncle San
too much money and got some of il
back.
Mr.. Murphy was awarded a 81, ,78e
refund on his income tax and Mrs
Morgenthau, wife of the Treasury
Secretary, 1886 in gift taxes.
These rebates were tiny part of 6
$49,413,686 tax refund melon cut by
the Treasury during the fiscal yeal
which ended last June 80. The
largest refund was $1,345 ,292 to the
Trustee of the International Match
Corp, New York.
The many smaller ones went tc
such people as Alfred E. Smith
S789; Frederick B. Snite, ir, the
Chicagoan who lives in an "iron
lung" and his wife, S1,840; Am
bassador Joseph E. Grew, Toxic
S12,88O, and Marlene Dietrich, the
movie star, $37 902.
ScCOHu lOI VAISs VAVi SShshou'
Mrs. Morgenthau's refund was the
second she has received within two
wears. After a refund of SLAB In
the previous year, her husband ex-
planned it was a gift tax deduction
at first disallowed and then granted
when court decision cleared up the
point involved.
The refunds were due chiefly to
such things as bad addition and
failure to take various kinds OF
legal deductions.
Two Government corporations
shared. The Panama Railroad Co.
overpaid and the Federal Surplu!
returned s33,951 for sugar taxes
overpaid, and the Federal Susplus
Relief Corp. was refunded ST 500 ir
processing taxes.
The Jockey Club, New York City
was paid back $8,878 for sales taxes
overpaid.
Gov. and Mrs. Herbert Lehman
of New York were awarded a totaI
OF $2,473. Former Senator Jesse H
Metcalfe of Rhode Island was re-
turned $3,465. Cyrus S. Eaton OF
Cleveland, the steel magnate, was
repaid $5,612.
Du Points Share in Refund.
Names associated with the coun-
try's wealth appeared on the list
which the Treasury reported tt
Congress. The estate of William K
Vanderbilt was returned s88,522
Irenee du Pont was repaid 30,89t
and Pierre S. du Pont $1,501.
Among the larger refunds was
$948,114 tc the brown Williamson
Tobacco Corp, Louisville, KY. This
represented overpayment of tobacco
taxes and was returned through
three collection districts, Kentucky
Virginia and North Carolina.
The estate of George D. Pratt
at Brooklyn was repaid $428,833
The American securities investing
Corp, New York, won back $685. ,263
and the Anglo-Canadian Copper
Mining & Refining Co. of Copper
Cliff, Ontario, Canada, $3.50 ,831.
The Lackawanna Steel Co. O.
Lackawanna, N. Y, was returned
1921 .454, and the American Sugar
Refining Co., New York, $555, 1884
The latter refund, as you nigh,
guess, was for sugar taxes.
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M.I.i .Il.sk>kI st.ss c.iI.vsH Is>.nSis-<o

This the greatest Fgd Of all the lowest price
history See thrilling beauty convenience and
low prices that anything offered before Its the erownng
achievement, Of leading maker of regeo No wonder
Years Biggest Bargain in Home Reftigeraion!"
We've prices the bone just imagined genuine
Your Fgd.e dealer has the PROOF Of greater value Ask him to
show how the 1910 Fgdare keeps food
ice faster the lowest Fgdre history See the dozens Of
features that bring It's highest inside
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Beautiful Models Is Sensational Prices

8wpeP valuo Q. One Of biggest
barsains in size and price Ffisidaire
has ever Offered. Has Stainless Chfo-
MUM Shelves. every ice tray . Quick
ube Tray and al same basic fearufes
as Supet Value s.. with more size!
III "a #. shelf space. 5 ice nays
Il double width. 81 ice cubes. 10
lbs. Of ice st one freez. e4N0Sn
insl Nrv Lev Priss >nSSV
osl5. ...ss
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4 WORD or CAUTION

Some stores may use the name "fRicrDAlB"
loosely to identity other makes ofrefrigerators
and thus confuse the public. Don't be fooled!
refrigerator does not bear the "rNclDAIlz"
name.plase, II is net q rncrpMks and will
not Offer the advansases set forth in this advef.
tisement.
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FnclDAlls is the trade,park Of the sefriges.
tor manufactured by the Fngidsire Divls,oo
of General Motors-worldwide leaders in the
refrigerator, range and motor car industries.
Be sure the store you 90 to sells rneiDARs,
made only by General Motors.
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''cesd.vssll" . Delsxe .. Equipped
with every single one Of Frisidaife's
great new 1910 features including
famous "Cold.Wall" Principle. l2.@
"a. #. shelf space. Stainless Chro-
MUM Shelves. Two sliding Glass-
Topped Kydsatofs. 5 Double. Easy
Quickube Tfays double width.
Exua. Large Meat Tender plus
Ill the bssie r,isid.ifs Sn1Asn
ADVANCES. Nsv Lev $ZIASV
Rkip 0sl5.
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sceld.Wsls~ Master 3. Famous
"Cold-Wall" Principle for keeping
foods natural moisture and freshness
days longer. ia 50. #. shelf space
Stainless Chromium Shelves. 5 Dou.
BE. Easy Quiekube Trays - l double
width. Large Glass Topped Sliding
Food Hydfatof. Extra Large Meat
Tender. And every basic Frisidaire
advsnfase. Finished in el0aen
dufsble Dulux Nsw $64~
Lev Phi0 0st,
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Here, Your New 1910 FRIGIDAIRE
AT PRICES never BEFORE
THOUGHT POSSIBLE!
See Why Frisidaire is
the Better Buy!

beUele' Easy Quiekues Irays come loose and
cubes pop out instantly. No hacking,
no melting under faucet. No "gadgess"
to lose or misplace. Greatest ice con.
venience ever offered.
Glass. Topped Food Hydrats's guard freshness
of fruits, vegetables. perishables so
amazingly you actually see dewy mois.
ture on the glass covers. Preserve
color. favor, for days longer.
Msv Stainless chfsMisa Shelves dramatize
the beauty of Frigidaire Interiors with
bright, mirror-smooth luster. Rustless
and sanitary. Stay new for years. Can
be cleaned in : jify.
Extfs.tasss Nest TsadS slides out like .
drawer Saves food dollars every month
BY properly protecting all kinds Of
fresh meat and fowl Also stores loo%
extra supply Of ice cubes.
oas.fses stssI cabisst built to last gen.
Grafton, seals in the insulation and
prevents "water.logging" tina. destroys
Bookkeeping efficiency. Easiest Of al
cabinets TO keep clean.
Meter. Misef simplest cold. making
mechanism ever built. selfoiling. self.
cooling. Silent, efficient, - uses less cur.
rent than ever before. Exclusive Fila
Refrigcrans, safest ever knowni
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-11
Conqress Thinks Il Over

When budget estimates presented to congress by
the president only billion dollars set aside for the
WPA for the ensuing fiscal year. The president
admitted the figure tentative and that lot depended
On the way things shaped up"
There is little question that they haven't shaped
up as well it hoped they would And Roosevelt has
Indicated that from here he will let congress handle the
effair-with his best wishes If the billion dollar
appropriation is allowed to stand work relief rolls will
either have to be clipped by rs cent cutting WPA rolls
from 100000 workers to July will
have to pass deficiency bill early next session.
While congress might decree that WPA rolls be re-
duced by onequarter and away with it. the difficulty
Is that else will have to kick in to take of the
people thus displaced is dscomforting fact that busi
ness conditions have not improved considerably that
the WPA program can be Clipped down with impunty.
Foremost in the hores clamorng for retention of
rent WPA levels the mayors II people thrown off
WA they will fall right in the laps of local taxpayers
The principal source of revenue for most municipalities
has been the property tax In many instances local relief
expenditures could be provided for only by evying special
assessments against taxpayers who already carrying
most Of the burden for their communities.
For that matter neither do congressman relish the idea
Of fatenng the federal budget by another half billion dol
lars Already their promises of economy have hay
wire But the they spend the explaining they
will have to do from the stump when their constituents ask
embarrassing questions.
It's choice congress will have to make 1t viii have to
decide whether the costs of sustaining 100000
to be borne by the nation whole by the separate
communities affected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-11

THE United States marks the
50th anniversary OF the Pan
American Union with a comment
orative Scent stamp OF the de-
sign. above, released on April IA
at Washington, D. c. The stamp
pictures the Three Graces, from
Botticelli's painting. Spring" and
symbolizes the good will of North,
Central and South American re-
publics.
Although the Pan American
Union is only a half century old.
the foundations of inter-American
accord were laid by Simon Bolivar
in the first Congress of American
States in 1925. Subsequent meet
ings were held during the 10Th
century. but the first definite steps
toward preservation OF peace in
the western hemisphere and i'm
provement of commercial relations
were made at the 1890 meeting at
Washington.
Twenty-one republics are now
included in the Union. and its
effectiveness has been proved in
peaceful settlement of several ma
jor disputes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-11
A Goal Is Set

What important problems do face? asked TOO
young attending the convention of P Kappa Delta
debating society," in Knoxville Tenn.
They got their answer from five different
Said President Roosevelt: Making democracy work
should be the chief consideration.
Secretary Of State Corde Hull: Development of keen
interest in government affairs
Senator Burton X Wheeler Unemployment.
Federal Security Administrator Paul " McNutt: Main
tenance of peace
Publisher Frank E. Gannet COP presidential candidate
Managing affairs so well that every other nation will
want to emulate example
Put them all together, and we have real program to
shoot for.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-11
HOROSCOPE

After the morning hours adj
verse aspects are active today.
Transition and change are en-
coursged by kindly stars. Labor
Is well guided under this configu-
ration which Is not fortunate for
persons accustomed to rule hui
man destiny.
Heart and Home: This should
be a lucky date for change OF
residence. Moving Is likely to be
fortunate. Accidents may be
more numerous than usual and
the bathtub more dangerous
than 1t has been in the past.
Warning Is given that there Is
an aspect conducive to iil-tem-
per. This Is day TO cultivate
sweetness and cheerfulness.
Business Affairs: Theaters
and those who contribute to
their success are under good
aspects this evening. The quest
for amusement will be general
az war periis distress the gene
raj peace of mind and news
papers bring tidings of wanton
waste OF life and property. Mo-
ton pictures are to undergo
alteration of methods and man.
agement. curtailment of pro-
duction-eost will be attended by
improvement in the type of plays
offered. News reels are TO as
sumo great importance.
National Issues. Relief prob
lens will be even more urgent
than In the past, owing to health
deterioration among many of the
INDECENT. The seers prophesy
severe penalties for neglect
where wisdom has been lacking
In providing for the unfortunate.
The stars encourage rebellion
against prolonged lack OF sde-
quate help for the unemployed.
International Affairs: Peri
odicai conjunetions of the planets
Jupiter and Saturn are believed
to be important factors in world
events. London astrologers see
premature effects Of the muta-
ton conjunction of 1912 as al
ready apparent. The transition
will bring great reforms in gov
eminent, education. political
methods and white-collar oecu-
pations. Certain prognosticators
see the final world war postpon-
ed for at least twenty years
Persons whose birthdate il is
have the angury of year OF
success. The young viii be for
tunate in love and marriage. All
wage opportunities should be ae-
cepted with aiacrity.
Children born on this day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-11
Populace Spreads Out

Depresson-scarred families forced to huddle up with
friends and relatives during the early part of the Terrifying
Thrties, still pouring out of Information and finding
brzndnew homes for themselves.
More than 2500O0 families going to into their
homes this spring, according to estimates of the
United States Savings and Loan league Last the
number of families that forsook rented dwellings was
10000 and in 1896 it 100000 But despite the in
creasng number of home apartment house
and landlords of flats needn't fear dearh of tenants The
nation is still letting dut its belt.
Experts have said that it win take years of per-
ssent effort to bring about adequate housing for
body. With the increasing trend toward home ownership,
il appears slowly heading toward that goal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-11

present swing around the
Jim barred his innermost feel
ings in a heart-to-heart talk
with several friends. He opened
the colloquy with the significant
query: Tell me, what are the
New Dealers saying about me
these days." From a blunt
spoken well-wisher he got his
reply: Well. Jim, they have
always suspected you because
they never regarded you as
New Dealer. Now they figure
you are dead against a third
term, and they're off you.'
Another equally outspoken pal
added this contribution: Jim,
you're caught between two fires.
The New Dealers don't like you.
The old-fsshioned politicians do.
But they figure you are so loyal
and big-hearted that you will go
along with the president If he
demands another term"
Jim's face mirrored mingled
regret and resentment for a mo-
ment. Then he. exploded: II
don't believe anybody can accuse
me of disloyalty to the president
or any other man. But IL I am
forced to come out openly
against a third term, I will
make the announcement and
then quit politics"
The presidential order strip
ping the civil aeronautics
authority of police power over
commercial aviation has pro-
voked a Juror among the indus
try's topnotchers and experts
who have taken the trouble to
read between the lines for its
real meaning. Although de-
scribed by F. D. r. as merely a
routine shift, it may eventually
subject all non-military flying
to the direction of politicians.
The framing of safety regula-
tons and their enforcement now
rests with the authority by will
Of congress. A similarly inde-
pendent safety board recon-
mends changes whenever its in
vestigation of an accident re-
veals the need. These two
agencies have made such a fine
record that there has not been
a fatal accident for a year. But
in the new order the president
turns this power over to the ad-
ministrator, who is a political
appointee removable at the
pleasure of the president. He
cannot GUST the authority, which
has the same status as the
I. c. C.
The shift also vests in the adj
ministrator - long an admin
istration favorite in the present
instance-all control of the rap
idly expanding program for
training of civilian pilots. In
siders fear the move may prove
as detrimental to civilian avi-
alton as it would be If the rail-
roads were handed over to the
politicians. There are indica-
tons that congress may block it
If sufficiently aroused over the
underlying issue.
The presidents personnel COM
mittee will soon recommend that
the FBI be placed under civil
service. That ends a bitter bat
tie between civil service REFORM
ers and FIJI Chieftain J. Edgar