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Here's how neutral observers
Evening star., 1940-04-14
SPECIAL BARGAIN

Small modern hotel, on Lower Potomac
Best of equipment and furnishings. Pine
bathing and fishing. 20 acres with ex-
cellent beach frontage. Less than hours
over paved roads from WASHINGTON Sac
rtfce price. Moderate cash will handle
Call Mr. GRAY WI 4454 or ME I1l3
Evening star., 1940-04-14
THE MARYLAND REALTY.

2A acres. bungalow. barn, garage; ex-
eellent land: 9 miles from D. c., $500;
$500 cash, $3.50 month.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
SEE 1910 LONG BEACH

r. II. 4. APPROVAL on COTTAGES now
available: 4ANs 15-year loans; very low
monthly payments on new $500 to
$4,000 summer homes. Beautiful wooded
and rolling .75x1O0 lot, $3.50 and up
Excellent white sand beach on open Chesa-
peake Bay. New entrance road now under
State construction. Electricity and many
year. Easily accessible Comparison with
other beaches urged. Drive miles south
OF Prince Frederick on solomons Island
write M. E. ROCKHILL INC. st. Leonard,
Evening star., 1940-04-14
FARMS FOR SALE.

20 CLOSE EsrATHloo ACRES, MosT.
" all under cultivation. modern 7-room
end bath house. 100-ft. barn, complete
n!dss' saraSe; frontins on roYte g. Il
OF debt: owners death makes this low
price possible, $4,000: terms.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
CORNELIA M. BOWIE,
.1724 Goth st. NV. Hobart 1907.
AN ABSOLUTE SACRIFICE
Will Be Sold BY May First
At Amazingly Low Price of
$6,500.O0.

CONSIDER THIS PROPERTY. having
the White House. in Monts. Co.. Nd: al
in good condition. having approx. 81 acres
Of land, 1O-room 2-story house well con.
structed with large; light cellar. modern
bath and kitchen, NEW hot-water heating
living room with fireplace, electric lights,
POWER LINE NOW BEING RUN IN.
More than half acreage well wooded with
large trees, hardwood and pine: 1,500 It
on all.year highway, and across rear 3
fishing . naturally beautiful spot:
A number of useful farm buildings: a
small combination stable, granary. garage
and tool shed; large old carriage house
A secluded and attractive summer home
or an-year retreat for busy people en-
IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE partly furn.
TERMS can be arranged. II interested
see this promptly by calling Mr.. -Farauhar
Of BOSS & PHELPS, MA. $500 or AD.
FOR COLORED-WATER-F FRONT FARM
IS ssTss Fine shing erabbins' h1I cystee cy;nee
terms Box 23SA. Star.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
CALVERT co

12O-acre cultivated farm; 5-room tenant
noHse: TOBACCO barns and stable; clear
saltwater SAY. harbor location: rolling land
xitn scenic elevations; worthy your at
tentfon. Price, S6.SOO
THEODORE p. MENK,
and Sunday DU 1927
Evening star., 1940-04-14

WV ~~SSs' W. ''Oo hASsoeA'
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
9l5 10th 81. NV. MA: 5000.
Il. Whs. K1ae oer e ss .aF.s i ff1M sa
ps sn oss5 I'D log 2saisa hSais for sis0o only
ssysi hHsa:sa asss ssss'ss hss s some
fishing; secluded and attractive re-
'Ffs wER Tsss 0SS Now coMs sasd S9'S WITHIN
>. There is : spring and small stream
fruit and garage, with cellar under same
CAL Mr. F'EsSssr, goss 4 VIII shrnps,
MA: $500. Out Of hours, AD. O3O3.
Sl5;oooa,5se A, LEyEL LAND, 400 cuL-
ss.75o-15o a.. fertile land. s-room
arse Ssfn hen s0in
river; woods, shack for living S,i quarters. sH
near sa1H' Mi: II i b.i|;j EitESE S$js5S ''''|'
225 Maple Ave. Takoma Park. sH. 1907. !.
4SSrcohhs7 1sase 81 srm c2snfx sns house,
sdspsaee nf no insS E
gs5scre 'eys dairy farm. name frame sneoh houses
5S5tov Ss5n; farm m, buildings - 2 Sfsss SS e%asE
h xh0q 20 stsst head :ad n sy es for So9s
tractor, binder. hay -loader. etc. s4o.o 900
112.acre dairy farm. established AZ
yrs; Now in operation. 90 mi. from wash
tngton;. s-rm. frame house, barn for 25
cows. farm buildings: accredited herd. II
dairy cattle. 3 good work horses. IA acres
growing wheat all farm machinery and
dairy equipment included: selling to set
tie estate at bargain price Of $4,000; on
hard road; elec. available. MASON w.
GRAY. p. O.. Box 25. Poolesville. Nd
Phone Poolesvtlle No. 8.
Is A., LOCATED ON. ROUTE =; s A. IN
strawberries and raspberries., 4 a. apples
garden and lawn. s.r. res. complete
heat. elec,.. fireplace hardwood floors
bldss. new; $4,000 "a cash; can show
An income of ST 900 per VI. in fruits;
actually one of the best listings have
had in my % yrs. of business; i'll health
Is only reason for sacrificing
a. NEAR Hillsboro, Va. S-r. frame res,
creek aa through Fops ,dnss
Round .Hill good view exc. water facili-
% a., 2 houses fgood; farm bldgs.;
Matered BY gravity from mt. spring; good
Have two good properties for rent at
$50 per mo-, one furnished and mod
Have exc garage and filling station.
blacksmith and wheelwright shop COM
bined; in thriving towns S3,70O.
c. c.. ELsEA, Realtor.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
FARMS FOR RENT.

SMALL. FARM FRONTING PAVED HIGH.
good condition, cleo. and phone; reas.
rental Lincoln 6376-M.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

to 10 acre tract. 12 miles from D. c.:
good frontage: committing distance; $50
An acre, easy terms.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

NAsoNs BEACH on BAY-a7 Nj: FROM
Wash; for sale or rent; well furn.; rooms,
bath sath ease g sssf Sassas aad Sn w
trade for S.- small clear prop. in Wash
GALE OR TRApEIFURNIsHEp. s-BED-
Fss% h92a. %s ss'h slss
9stSR c ss sssss sv.ninss sast' ,A 10! ao
COLONIAL BEAcH-FoR SALE; COT
tsss tScSe etfS tfsst snst Atansis nast ias lol
n you DESIRE A BEACH COTTAGE
. nss' on.s fSsn .. se bessfu ssRs 0y Sylvan
son 90 % reas. to desirable tenants. Alex 1os4
ssta BAY ss MAs1Ma RHaeH
osfSa' easf: of9er Y invited csil On property. MRS.
Taylor's cottage, near DeaS T. ..
more; oil heat gas stove running water;
:sEsss' SSs$s ssss sssEss $3.50
"a Da5s 5ocssS560o sss60o on g more
SssSs ;sS; :seSsss.as: ss' ;ss
ron SALE sY owNER: Lot At sELHy- Sci Y
FOR sAII-FURNisadEIDo IorsS.. sTMaER tIsst4jstg G9T
One fpsons sas. Sh.ssass 81 xass. a1es
fsRM FURN. COTTAGE. NORTH BEACH
Rrics. 81 .f50: terms to suit. BOX 1871.
s.a7S17 BEACH-FURNIsHED COT
tsre siry bedrooms. living room, kltcn-
snette screened porch; block from ocean;
6y week. month or season. CaA CO. 9ol3.
ATTTAcTIV1 LOG CABIN, IDEAL WEEK
end retreat and summer Sa hoWe AYE
NitS,r dtlS loSarso1 sasI 1-hour drive from B. c.:
Tooms, baths, large porches large stone
Areplace. IN modern conveniences, re-
stricted community immediate occupancy
possible. owner viii sacriflce Tor cash.
Call Vienna. Va. 125. --
sARoAIs. pUNooAh5so2Wys Low ~ AMd;t m1;t I.eIi. Eur
eCITNTIsTs' CLIFFS RUSTIC COTTAGES
eottases Tor rent. $40 to s45 wk., incl
use Ashing boats. elec:; cottages for
sale to professional graduates. Turn at
sign at Port Republic, 10 miles beyond
Prince Frederick. Md. AT. 065l ewes.
I HAVE LISTED m ST, MARYs COUNTY
the ods,s nts tsststss Of ME
also known as "caivert's Rest" situated In
=. commanding location on the lower Potomac,
with extensive sandy beach. and frontage
siso on. Cslverts Greek. substantial spaci-
sTs: ss'lG1ss 4 Ss
sSsr az dSoaH s' .ssn oo:
e 9t, MaEys City: Phone Great Miiis
Evening star., 1940-04-14
AcRfAoa FOR SAlI
ffAAnkAnssAAN

IS. ACRES; 6-RQON .HOUgR; 3 ACR1S N
..@: asae'i ,ss shs 'sssa SsasS Sn
fs:.s l!aS I. H rs. & 49, 1'''sss ss'S
AfaRSss aS:sh.:1NaP .NP 5s2ss. 5Hsn2gss-snvER sFHHo. 4D.
2N ACRES; oxoN HILI-SHADT TREES,
c.sneaIp nsae P rd ns ss sss9 ssSa ,sa
Sas :. s;'3 Si, ssSs si e. ss:
nss.N sst.. od iHSy5sY e; Sa5!. .5S S1SI
s.l.. I..ss stone shimnsy. With irsp!.e.s; ':i II
perfect condition. Large. nsver.fsilins II
md y r:s es 1ssS
s,$ sSS:s u nssi :s' Vi: 'lsi sson. %seS %
e1.9FF eso1uFFHwEsT KENsINoToN. NEAR ROCK
down. ;so month sss ''s:
lN fd XNGRxs N:tis.i.an sia r.; .E!2 I.RE!o2NT!NQ &. oL1sl
sever s..s. svs! lS 4s eisau sa II AB aBSnss,ts 1885,
Ed; 81 milss north q siiysr siiast serins tr.mc
Ions Saes wses Sf u sasEs TRACTS
81 ACRES, BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE:
Md M1ss az H6%xikbe H96%Rii beqsnas.osHiszTy n. sizy Co.
i,y: nne neishborhood: a miles from b. e.,
eoE1MAk 81 RIAfrY' Il rYs'e; co. tsrgi sA 4ss.
WIN ,.s.is. iSSs5h T. NaESs .s9s: lIsR sAs1 farm land
near Piscataway, Nd Good road. cleo,
ig'I ig aisas i:s1s'B B.t, tiss; ss C. seR0oos sea
SGss a. .sau S1sa2s ms: asP5S 'sS Il b:s4s;
aaSS SSANRITXk N!n w. VIEW 1 REALTY CO.
- NEAR LEE BLVD. AND r. c.
Eill sell all or one: Very reasonably priced
tor quick sale. RUSSELL BOWEN, Si3i
Columbia eSaI pike. Arl, VI. Phone Chestnut
.ad csnselyi...y oHw.y on ils sfS;W11N ssAARrAx q
partly wooded; suitable .or res est.ts a'Iss: De:
l%sn: % !,.d Eo.d froRt.se. About p miles 'fam from
14s%B %BTRESts 1 q. Nv Szsisssa''s' Szssa' ss! sos s.,.
miIs: beyond Mclean. Va, ASa Corner Of i1Sd oId
fd ssvs sooGea oas 9i.i ssanS
parcels e q more acres: $3.50 x'Gs per acre. r.
1920 ( ST NV. "eon q Nx' sDSi 1854
m II IsoosFT: FRONTAGE BY $50.
suitable ior TS Business south ar Of fe.is.Ds. Asxan
oRAHAM RfaL4ho2RsD 4 o2RssDES.
500 paoSs fios g. Atkx tA1ss'1a5,s, 3sas, Va.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
FARMS WANTED.

FARM. 40 TO so ACRES, WOODLAND.
fge. house, or acreage along POTOMAC:
committing distance to D. c. Box 166-Y.
Star.
WILL PAY S75 PER MONTH IN ADDITION
TO milk check for good dairy farm. j.. K.
KAY. General Delivery Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

125 acres, wide I'd. frontage, ~ mile!
repairs, good laying land: $500, terms.
Evening star., 1940-04-14
MONEY WANTED.

EXPANSION PLANS require $1,000 for .
yrs: reas bonus, go. security one-half in
terest 50. 900 equity. Is rm.. bath. brick,
close IN; high-class rms. apts; no brokers.
Owner. Box 1914. Star
WILL PAY 81 FOR PRIVATE LOAN OF
S5o 81 900 EXcELEFr SECURITY. BOX
Evening star., 1940-04-14
MD OPPORTUNITIES

As acres and . six-room frame houses.
commanding view Potomac River; high ele-
vation. rich SOIL committing distance.
nearby exclusive Md. boulevard area. Dras-
tically reduced to settle estate.
house; excellent condition: ami; on State
highway between Washington and Balti-
Large stone house possessing distinc-
tive atmosphere. double drawing room high
ceilings, open freplaces, etc. with consid-
Of Washington. Scientifically priced, S1O.5OO.
Old red brick house and 200 acres Of
splendid farm land. good outbuildings. be-
settle an estate $4,000.
CORNELIA M. BOWIE,
Evening star., 1940-04-14

DODGE 1885 4-door trunk sedan. All r.V
tires. motor has been overhauIed new .
Mn IHne PANT finished in Q shades Of blue
used cars In town Special sale orics
700 s3s u easy terms Kearney. 5023 Conn.
ave WOOdley 1883. 1Ss
Evening star., 1940-04-14
MONTGOMERY co.

40 acres, 26ls miles downtown Wash
bam double eernhouse aI i sood eondi
ton: woven wire fences spring fed streams,
excellent Chester loan soil: attractive look
from highway; most reasonably priced,
$500.
THEODORE F. MENK.
1874 Goth NV. 9-5. HO. 1907; evening
and Sunday. DU. 4S27.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY FARM.
80 acres on good road. handy city; good
Groom house, barn. hen house. granary;
nne water. large. lawn: wonderful views;
part down: page 81 new free catalog.
eTROUT REALTY. 255-CR 4th ave. N. Y.
City
Evening star., 1940-04-14

CADILLAC 1887 4-door trunk .e6.n. :.
luxurious car that is In the insst enra;.
nn. lion throughout; the black nnish is Ike
new ne ,rni nne tires; smooth. powerful motor;
", invite your most careful inspecfion:
nosa. Pohsnka Service. 1928 Goth 81.
Evening star., 1940-04-14

CADnLAc 1897 Fleetwood 7-passen9er
ssaan SSa: radio @ heater, white-wall tires. 8
iSness' 10000 actual mics bought new
locally and has had excellent service and
care: care: This car Is practically brand.nev in
every detail. both In appearance and me-
: chsnically exceptional value at S7D5, with
=, written guarantee and the best terms in
tne city. SUPERIOR MOTORS. l4th and
rt,usts; 81; NV. Dupont 1900. Open Sundays
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1887 d. /. "S5" Tudor; one Of
those exceptionally clean cars; appearance
and ,performance comparable to a six
month-old car; reduced to S2o5: make
your own terms: phone us. we will bring
1t to you. Mandell Chevrolet. 1900 Mich.
OILS ave Sc IL 94SS
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1897 Tudor; sun-metal. radio. tires
nearly, new; S279; 50 down, balance Sl9
guarantee Loeau Motors ,3540 l4th n.
NV. DI 663l M ~
Evening star., 1940-04-14

DODGE 1887 2-door trunk sedans, choice
o. fa three; .5Iadios, heaters: best condition;
Merson and Thompson Chrysler Plymoutf,
1858 Wisconsin ave WI. kIa6
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1888 Tudor trunk sedan, de luxe
model. Beautiful green baked enamel
tor and tires. See and drive this bar
gain today. Our special price is only
S445. Liberal trade and terms. H. 3.
Hobart 1900
Evening star., 1940-04-14

FORD 1888 Fordor touring sedan: George
low mileage by prominent citizen: 39-day
written guarantee; only S469: any car .
down payment. Logan Motors. 3540 14th
st. NV. DI. 1891. No 90
Evening star., 1940-04-14

CAiD!LLAC 1885 4:door trunk sedan, sma ii
Sesss. run very little By elderly owner:
pva,tect .,tet condition: new tires; very clean:
.Ien rIII.en guar; special today. $500: Biz
YMC 1YMi1C"snse - easy notes. LEO RoCCH,
INC: 1918 Ga. ave. OF ol AZ ~"'
Evening star., 1940-04-14

PLENTY OF MONEY
For End trust and repairs to your property
eomhine your hrst and second trust p
6ERENTER. Randolph Sa55
QUICK 2rd TRUST LOANS
TO D. C.-MD.-VA HOME OWNERS.
Colonial Investment Co.,
142O L ST, NV DI. s1bo "a.
Evening star., 1940-01-18
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= = are Guaranteed by Sanitary


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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-05

Gus. w. over WILL III X CIllS
country invincible in the protection
Of American ideals? The problem
before us is too serious, and the
danger is too great, to permit any
political or partisan consideration to
have any place whatsoever in the
solution of the problem. Any one
who would attempt to capitalize a
national hazard in the interest of
political advantage should be
scorned and repudiated by all pa
triotic American citizens.
The responsibility for preparedness
is primarily on Congress and the
present Congress should assume this
responsibility, with all that 1t i'm
plies, at once. Under the Constitu-
ton Congress alone can declare war,
and Congress alone can supply the
resources and equipment that are es-
sential to the prosecution of war.
This means that the policies are to
be made effective, should be fixed
by Congress. The function of the
Chief Executive is not to fix poll
cies, but to carry out the policies
as fixed and directed, in general by
Congress. It is this provision of the
Constitution that makes any sort of
dictatorship impossible under the
Constitution.
Congress cannot meet the great
responsibility that it faces today by
simply voting huge appropriations
to the army and navy. This method
of meeting the responsibility is OBJ
solete and would be hazardous to
the life of the nation under the po-
litical conditions that prevail in this
country at the present time. In the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-05

light of what we have seen in re-
cent years of the government in
business" we make bold to say that
political groups such as we have are
not competent to direct efficiently
the complex business policies and
activities that are essential to effec-
tive preparedness. If we would
achieve the preparedness demanded
by the new hazardous conditions
that threaten the life Of the nation,
we must turn from cabinet officials
and other political groups and set
up a type of direction and control
in defense and offenSe fundamental
ly different from anything known in
the past.
Preparedness against war and for
war has been transferred to the
sphere of mechanism, industry, bu-
siness. 1t is in this field that the
problem of preparedness must be
solved henceforth. Effective pre-
paredness can be achieved now only
under the untrammeled direction of
great industrial brains. Germany
has demonstrated this fact so con-
spicuolsly that it should not be nee
essary to give any further proof.
Congress, 1t is believed, has the
power and the opportunity to put
this country in a state of super-pre-
paredness within very short time
The following plan of action is sug-
gested: Create permanent national
board of seven members to direct
all activities having to do with the
mechanism and material equipment
in general of preparedness. The
members of this board should be Sc
lected from the steel industry, the
automobile industry, the electric in
dustry, the shipbuilding industry
and the munitions industry. The
members selected should be subject
to approval by Congress. Efficiency
here demands that this board be alb
solutely divorced from all politica
interference. The board should be
given the power to employ all the
experts necessary and to proceed al
once to put this country in state
of preparedness superior to that o!
any other nation or any other groul
of nations in the world, and keel
this country in this position indefl'
nitely. We have the industrial skill
and brains as well as the materia
resources to lead the world in thi'
field, and make this country safe ant
secure from attacks from any for
eign land.
When the news Is broadcast Il
the world that the problem of pre-
paredness has been taken out o
politics and put under the unre
strained direction of America
greatest industrial brains, with in
structions from Congress to put thi
country in the lead in effective pre-
paredness, the problem will be solv
ed. When these leaders announces
to the world that when better tank
and better planes and better gun
are made this country will maxi
them, and that we are in a position
to maintain a ratio of five to on'
in material equipment with any 9th
er nation in the world, the work.
will understand what this means
and will act accordingly.
VIII Congress accept or shirk tht
grave responsibility?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-05
Navy Pinned, Could Go Into
Battle Practically Overnight

rank of full admiral is conferred on
the four who hold the most impor-
tant positions. These are:
Admiral Harold r. Stark, chief OF
naval operations. In this job he'd
run the navy, in case Of war--but
he'd do 1t from a desk in Washing
ton.
Admiral Thomas G. Hart COM
mander of the Asiatic fleet. He'd be
the man on the spot in case the war
developed in the Far East.
Admiral James o. Richardson,
commander in chief of the U. s.
fleet. He'd be the boss of the fight
ing forces afloat.
Admiral Charles p. Snyder, COM
mander of the battle force-the
main hitting unit of the feet, COM
posed of battleships and their at
tendant cruisers, destroyers, SUBJ
marines and auxiliaries.
Similarly, the three next most i'm
portant jobs carry the temporary
rank of vice admiral. They includes:
Vice Admiral Adolphus Andrews,
commander of the scouting force;
Vice Admiral Charles A. Blakely,
commander of the aircraft battle
force, and Vice Admiral William s.
Pye, commander of battleships.
NEXT: How the air force would
expand,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-05

The first on record of New York Citys police force
WAS ordained to the Roman Catholic priesthood last
month and sang his first at St. Patricks Cathe-
dra Sunday with over 5000 of his former associates on
police force in attendance. Rev. Daniel M Gleason,
tamiarly known Father Dan" was traffic cop
until eight wears ago when he started his studies which
eliminated in his ordination. Among those who
lauded him Sunday at the Hotel Astor following the
mass were Rev. Aloysius J. Hogan, S. j., dean OF
Georgetown University and Lewis ]. Valentine, COM
missioner of police 1t was an unique occasion in New
York Citys civic and ecclesiastical history.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-05
new ASSIGNMENTS
FOR NYA YOUTHS
F e d e ra | Appropriation
Permits Cooperation in
State Highway Dept

According to an announcement
received today from the NYA State
Office in New Haven, the National
Youth Administration has approved
two new work projects to be con-
Quoted in cooperation with the State
Highway Department; Divisions Of
Roadway Maintenance, and Road
side Development. Both projects
are to be mechanical In nature pro-
viding assistance in the repairing.
reconditioning and servicing Of
automotive and other equipment.
Those youth assigned to the Diyi-
sion of Roadside Development will
also recondition tools and take gen.
eral care Of the nursery stock.
Richard A. Barrett, NYA Admin
istrator for Connecticut, states that
approximately ei5,300 ha sheen APP
propriated for youth labor and that
this sum will allow for the employ
ment Of an average OF l3o young
men for @ period OF six months.
Workers are 10 be located on q
state wide basis In the various re-
pair shops maintained BY these
divisions Of the Highway Depart
ment.
In commenting on the new pro-
gram. Mr.. Barrett pointed ont that
those youths who VIII be employed
on these projects will have an lln-
usual opportunity 70 acquire vain-
abs experience while working Ia
the shops and garages where ttey
will be located. Besides assisting
the youth. he added. the projects
VIII be Of considerable value 10 he
State Highway Department.
~ order 10 be eligible Ger NfA
employment, south must b BE-