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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.


CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK Or FRAME.
white or colored. any condition. E. A.
BARRY. 3439 14th st. NV Columbia fOef
I NEED HOUSES DEAL DIRECT WITH
you and pay all cash for D. C. property
No commission quick settlement. Call H.
PARKER. 1918 X ST. NV. District 310O
CASH FOR HOUSES QUICK ACTION
D c only E A GARVEY DI 45Os: eve
and Sun. GE. $500 1925 Vermont ave
ONE OR A GROUP OF SMALL BRICK
houses; white or colored: cash. MADISON
BLDG. CO. 14l7 NV.
LARGE HOUSE. SUITABLE BEST-GRADE
rooming boarding State location, price,
terms Box III Z. Star -
CASH-CASII-CASH ASH-CASH-CASHl
I Will pay c1sn for old houses; condition
immaterial. White or colored brick or
frame D. Z. only. G. G DUTY 1924
vermont ave NV. National 44s2.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D
G. property II the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small condition immateriaI l.
R A. HUMPHREYS
sos No. Cap. Realtor. MA 0s1S
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US.
MADISON REALTY CO. Ma 1921
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

2-FAMILY APARTMENT,
1884 Irving st. n.w.-Live in one. rent
the other. 1st floor, 5 rooms and bath.
2nd floor, rooms. colored tile bath, mod
summer winter hookup; 2-car garage.
OWNER, Apt. g 7s
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TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.

Tins splendid 2OO-acre farm is being
ohered for quick sale at about II its real
value. There is Broom stone house,
large stone harm and a complete set Of
necessary outbldes. The land is in
GOOD state of cultivation, having produced
- oarreI5 OF corn per acre last year.
1t is all fenced and well watered Elec.
school bus, etc Located o minutes drive
from the Olney Inn. and % miles from
the White House The price only Sic, o0n:
5000 cash payment balance to suit
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
Barr Bldg. DI. 1921. Ewes Ap 91t1,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
coz

$25
Per month up. Why rent? Let US build
your home. We help finance. WILLIAM
M KITCHIN g. CO., Tower Bldg Ma
$3.50. Evenings, RA. 1885.
EMERSON ST. Mr.. KANS. AVE.
TWO-FAMILY HOME.
have a lovely 2-family corner house
in excellent condition. containing rooms
bath awnings. weather-strpped, built-in
garage lovely porch off living room. This
is an ideal home. either for home or in
vestment; price SS.450. Call Mr.. Tucker,
RA. l044, DI &C.,. J. J. O'CONNOR.
Investment Bldg.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SPECIAL BARGAIN,
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,

CHEV CHHOE, D. o,
BLOCK WEST OF CONN, AVE.
Preshowng of 3 lovely new brick Colo
nial Center-Hall Homes, containing all the
more. Built to the most exacting stand
ards with Custom quality equipment and
finish throushout: Spacious lots with old
shade, located within 4 blocks of grade.
junior high, high AID parochial schools l
block to transportation and shopping.
More value than you ever expected to
get at Sl2,950.
OPEN DAILY FOR INSPECTION
3539 ALBEMARLE ST. NV.
BUILDER E. L. MILLER, OWNER.
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FLATS FOR RENT,

a1a MARYLAND AVE NE-1st FLOOR; 5
rooms and bath. Arcola heat S37 So Key
at end floor or QUINCY SMITH, INC.
300 15th St NV. DI 9057.
1-1o19 18th PLACE NE.
Liv. rm.. 2 bedrms.. kit. bath, S36.5o.
@-10@O 18th PLACE NE.
Iiv rn., bedrm., kit, bath S32 so.
Keys at o-1016 18th pl. ne.
HARRY A. KITE
1910 vt Ave NV MA 4S46.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

American University Parks Best Value.
with 23.S-ft. living room, Aft. dining
room. copper screened porch, breakfast
alcove. lavatory on 1st floor: 3 lovely bed
3rd floor. recreation room with open fire.
place, automatic heat. Gear brick garage.
pleted Price. SI295O. Cali MR.. TUCKER
Randolph 1O44, District 6252.
j. J. O'CONNOR,
Investment Bldg. District b262.
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BRANWELL PARK, MD.
HE Onn

234 and o36 Wire ave-5-room brick
bungalows, slate roof, full cellar, automatic
heat: on lot 50x12O: conveniently located.
light in Silver Spring, Md; turn right on
Colesville I'd, pass Mrs. KS Toll Tavern .
blocks. turn right on Franklin ave. 4
blocks to Wire ave. right on Wire to
houses See our signs
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
Silver Spring Office,
s433 Georgia Ave Shepherd 5000
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FARMS WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE,

FARM: SUITABLE FOR RAISING POUL-
try. within 30 miles D. c. Give full par
uculars Box 367-X Star
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$3,750.

If you would be interested in home
costing S3,75n, including the lot to be built
near the District line in MONTGOMERY
County, Md, 4 rms. bath. unfinished attic
available for future rooms oil air-condi-
toned heat. eec
LARGE LOTS
Evening star., 1940-04-06
HOUSES FOR SALE.

OPEN SUNDAY TO 8.
S4,950; rooms. bath on two floors.
full cellar. attic; h.-w.h.. elec.; can be
arranged as two apts.
81 S ST. NV
FRANK M. SULLIVAN.
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NOI JUST ANOTHER HOUSE.
A charming small one-acre Virginia es-
tate less than two blocks from the Wash.
Golf and Country Club It's accessibility,
educational and transit facilities and gen.
eral excellence Of environment present
definite appeal to people Of discriminating
tastes Four large bedrooms, two baths
an abundance of large closets. The grounds
dogwood oaks. as we'll as shrubbery and
flowers Of all kinds will delight the heart
of all lovers Of nature and things beauti-
asking slightly over 10000; terms 10 be
arranged. 1ox 1851 star.
Evening star., 1940-04-06

5118 3rd ST. NV.
Built 3 years ago, in excellent condition
rooms, 2 baths recreation room. garage;
owner must sell. Call DI. 2724. Ewes,
WO, O432
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

Southern Colonial center-haIl brick home
located in a grove of oaks, hickory and
dogwood trees; 6 large rooms, complete
matte heat; 2-car brick garage. real
value, worth $4,000; for quick sale priced
at only 81 1880. Call MR.. SHAFER, MA.
Evening star., 1940-04-06
SILVER SPRING-CLOSE IN,
ONTV %e O6f

SILVER SPRING-CLOSE IN,
ONLY $3.50.
In Silver Spring near St. Michaels and
public schools near bus and stores The
most complete home ever offered at the
price and the only house advertised today
with KIMSUL SILENCED BATH. IL ex--
elusive features, including full heated
basement Attic copper pipes. colored-tile
baths. Come out today.
SEE S212 CEDAR ST.
Drive out Ga. ave. to Bonifant ST., turn
right 3 blocks turn right again w block
to sample house. Open daily till PM
MANNING & GLENN, Builders,
Night and Sunday. sH. 4443: Z.
REDUCED AGAIN, Sc, $50.
Inspect As Bryant st. NV. today. 9
rage with storage above. Open Saturday
afternoon all day Sunday. LEO F.
HAINES, 9O7 18th st. NV. Ma. 776O.
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GOT FLOWER AVE.
OLD ORCHARD VILLAGE,

Silver. Spring. Md, mr.. public and parochial
schools shopping center. First house now
completed in a group of "A Price from
$3.50. to Sl0,50o 2 bedrms.. all of which
will take twin beds. . tile baths. attic. air
condition slate roof Bear right at Silver
Spring Armory. drive 2 squares, hear left
to Omen" sign. Sample house. s13 Oak
dr. NARROW. Wisconsin 550S
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1888 B ST. Sc.
5 rooms. kitchen. bath, hot $40 50
MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dept. MA. $3.50.
More House for the Money.
Practically New Detached Brick.
1st A.. Reception hall. massive living
room. open fireplace, big dining room. large
bright kitchen with breakfast room. lava
tory of hall. .nd A.: ? bedrooms large
enough for twin beds or full suites. !" baths.
Basement under entire house. oil h.-w h.
with circulator and summer and winter
hookup for domestic hot water. Furred
walls metal weather. stripped, caulked'
screened, insulated slate roof large lot.
This is house built to sell for sia 600:
now asking for quick sale So,a50 will
consider your offer Owner moving. Open
for your inspection.
226 CHESTNUT AVE, MD.
New Section Takoma Park)
Out Piney Branch rd to Chestnut ave,
blocks beyond underpass. You will see
our sign
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC,
Eyc1peive ApeptS
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURN. OR UNFURN.-TAKoMA PARK
201 Carroll ave- bedrooms. liv. room
kit. dinette bath: windows in each
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Near Chevy Chase Circle.

z rooms, 2 baths. New home with wide
tory. Attached garage Beautifully wooded
lot, Offered at a price that will surprise
you: For information call WALTER
AIKEN, MA 0S56 or Adams 52q7
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341e BROWN CT NIN

$3.50 0o-One block west Of 9Th st at
Newton; large detached frame house, en-
kitchen, all large, on the first floor; 3
spacious bedrooms and bath on End floor
with ) small rooms on Bird floor Full
bath in basement: lot 5OxIl7. Careful
buyers should inspect this property. open
today and Sunday
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Evening star., 1940-04-06

ARL. vA-oNE ACRE. MODERN 5-RooM
house, auto heat and hot water gear
garage: excellent location. 27 miles from
Key Bridge: large trees. beautiful shrub
perry. dogwood: high elevation 10c bus l
block 1900 Lorcom lane. Chestnut O453
NN.DOO. Ha
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SALE BY OWNER
CHOICE CHEVY CHASE

REDUCED TO S12,95O
New brick center hall; rms. 2Ha baths
breakfast rm., large attic; gear brick
garage; lot rs TT wide WI 7S6O
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OVERLOOKING
ROCK CREEK PARK,
4340 ARGYLE TERRACE.

GEORGETOWN-$3,5 500.
Just the "setup'' for restoration. Large
garden, service entrance This little house
is over 100 years old. Call MRS. COLLINS.
Dupont 6S12.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
Handsome Williamsburg Colonial Brick. 5
delightful bedrms., sitting rm., 2 baths on
End f.: ample servants quarters on 3rd fl.
Beautiful living rm., large dining rm;,
fireplace gear blf1lt-in garage; auto heat
This home must be sold Trade consid
cred. Inspect by appointment only,
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
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GREATLY UNDER MARKET VALUE FOR
ouicV sale. in beautiful Chevy Chase, D. c;
Large living room (open firepace) on OF
large screened porch, dining room, dream
Kitchen. den and 1st-foor lavatory; , large
bedrooms. > baths on md floor fnlsheSS e
attic, basement has recreation room WIN
i bar open fireplace, laundry room,
bath, cold-storage room Entire. home
completely insulated screened ed Prieed ra1 Mr al
Reavis. with BETHEL, DI. 310O, or RA.
EEaa
Evening star., 1940-04-06

1224 14th st. NV. District 334H.
JUST ONE LEFT!
The only one available in this
new group of charming bungalow
homes with large wooded lots and
a charming view acros' washington
toward the Virginia hills. Quality
built-with living room two bed
rooms dinette, kitchen and bath
basement. full attic, side porch
AIR CONDITIONED. ONLY SAT
month. F. H. A. f1nanced-PRICE,
$3.50. Drive across new Penna.
Ave. Bridge Sc. left on Minnesota
ave. and along AnacoStia rd. to
23S ANACOSTIA RID Sc
REALTY ASSOCIATES,
MA. 1888.
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FALLS CHURCH-ATTRACTIVE ENG
ilSh home, 5 large finished . partly fin
ished id rooms. tiled bath; fireplace. oil heat.
| full basement: y acre lot beautifully land
scape; outside fireplace. summer house, ga
Tage; $3.50. Jos Meadow lane. or call
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
Labor Has Something TO Celebrate

american labor might be pardoned if felt tinge of
loneliness on this Labor Day
:, Except for Great Britain Canada, Australia Mexico,
New Zealand and scattering of smaller countries It now
STANDS alone as the last great group of free working
is true that this freedom Swallowed by the looming
TACT OF unemployment and that those who are able will
ing to work yet find work do may question the
value of their freedom Yet they hope
from the fact that their problem foremost in the minds
Oh the rest OF their counymen and that the country is
determined never to rest until it is solved.
But for the 35 600 900 men and who are today
earning their daily bread there pride and strength
IN their loneliness. They Free II they quit
their job and another there nothing prevent
that universal compuson that he who would eat must
work If they decide to band together mutual
vantages through organization, the right guaranteed
them.
But they have other inestmabe advantages In addition
vote for their leaders and their votes counted and
counted equally with any mans vote They may themselves
aspire to any office. and to any position in industry. The
means to better themselves through education hand
Social security laws have given against the
terrors of old and disability There every prospect
that these assurances will be made stronger the years
pass And beyond laws and constitutions there is the old
American pull toward the feeling that basicay
as good another despite differences education ability
position, color. creed.
Yes American labor has good deal to be thankful for
In 1910. The in which it has bucked down the
defense of its country is evidence that it knows it, True
is stands almost alone today but looks steadily and conf
IDENTIFY forward to another day. when its example will have
drawn many others to its side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03

for the former are in charge Of
both camps.
On the Democratic side of the
fence, new National Chairman
Flynn of the Bronx faces a quiet
unorganized sitdown strike by
many Of the old-line veterans of
national scraps. They wonder
what the Bronxite knows about
getting the votes out and count
ed in the other regions of the
country. They miss Farley.
They never thought Of Hudson
Valley Jim as a city slicker.
Even some Of the inner circle
new dealers in Washington are
now saying that they should
have gotten rid of Smiling Jim
in 1888 or not at all.
On the other side of the poll
tical trenches, there lis no lack Of
enthusiasm but there is plenty
Of bewilderment. The old
timers don't quite know what to
make Of the Davenport Root
Willkis amateurs. But, more
than that and in spite Of the
public statements that all is
happy, the truth 10 that strife
continues between the regular
Republican organization and the
Willkie clubs able leaders in
many states.
Wherever Willkie Clubite Oren
Root, jr., meets the conflict and
gets the two groups around a
table. congeniality does result,
but the young Princeton-trained
lawyer cannot go every place in
the country. Unless Willlxie pub
hcly puts his arm around the
shoulders of the regular state
leaders. and does 1t soon, many
a veteran COP vote win not be
cast and the Willkie crusaders
will have hurt their own cause.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
Mr.. FIXIT
He Fixes THINGS

To receive attention IN tns col
INN leftern must give name ana
address q writer Only initials
I'D b oublishsd when requested.
Mr.. FIxIf: We got our mar
rage license In Wenatchee.
Wash. and were married IN
Cashmere IN 1875. When We
got our license they gave
mr. a cook book. That D. AL
I have 10 show We even got .
license. II u too late 20 get >
marriage certificate and where
would I get one: We have four
children and I would like 10 get
this Strengthened out.
MRS. II. II. q.
II you were married legally,
there il a record of the cere-
mony in the office OF the Chelan
County Clerk. Courthouse. We
natchee. Wash. You can get a
certified copy Of the marriage
certificate. The cost would be
around rs cents.
MIR. Fixit: VIII you please
print the address Of Nelson
Eddy: BURTON
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios.
Culver City. Calf.
Mr.. Fixit: We want 20 settle
an argument. What h the
smallest amount one can sue for
In court? A. G.
There Is no sum too small IN
justice court. The minimum Is
500 in superior court.
Mr.. Fixit: Could you please
tell me how much 10 costs 10
talk 10 n lawyer? How long
after an accident can q person
walt 10 bring suit? Someone
wrote In and wanted 10 know
how 10 keep cider sweet. We
were told 10 put a cup of fresh
ground horse radish into n So
gallon barrel. MRS. 4. h.
The bar association has set q
minimum fee of $3.50 for office
consultations with attorneys.
but II the conference leads to a
case, IL is customary to ignore
the fee. The statute Of limita-
tons runs out in three years on
an automobile accident.
And as for the cider. there
isn't any reason to suppose horse
radish. or any other foreign
substance, would have anything
to do with the keeping quality of
cider. And IL it did. you
couldn't expect people TO drink
cider favored with 1t.
Mr.. Fixit; Are there any aero
nautical schools In or near Ia
come or Olympia or Bremerton
where girls may take trainlngf
Where would one send for in
formation? SHELTON.
The Tacoma Flying Service,
Muelier-Harkins Airport. Ia
coma. will &c glad to write to
you about its school or give you
other information on flying.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
CRrTICISES MAYOR
AND COMMISSIONERS

Editor. The Times: II is very
discouraging to read reports of
an interview a committee had
with Mayor Cain and the city
council.
Members of this committee
apparently have the best inter-
ests Of Tacoma at heart and
should be able to discuss the
problems with the mayor with
out being subjected to insult by
insinuation. Especially the prob
lem Of vice control. which should
be Of major importance to the
mayor and safety commissioner.
In the first place any citizen
and taxpayer has the right to
go to Mr.. Eastwood with a COM
plant about vice conditions and
il is the duty Of the police TO
investigate such a complaint As
this committee informed Mayor
Cain. such q method proved
waste of time. Now II seems
going TO the city council also
10 a waste Of time.
Anyone doubling tia Truth Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
P ULSE O F
THE PU BLIC

Editor, The Times: Mr.. v. w.
Overstreet, Of Messy Rock, ar
CUES conscription Is undemo-
cratic. Let US see. Democracy
means rule by the people, comes
from two Greek words, Demos
people, Kratein-to rule. When
elected representatives of the
people vote for the draft, you
have a nightly democratic
draft. Only monkeying with rea-
son and logic would make it any
thing else. And when the rich
mans son and the poor mans
son must work for $50 in the
army. then draft becomes still
more affected with above Demos,
everybody alike. wonder from
where all these anti-draft argu-
ders escaped?
He also pretends that the
president should work for $50
per month. Try 1t If you have
ever been in the White House,
or even the famous Greek pea
nut vender outside the White
House gates. Even he cannot
exist on $50 per month. But
suppose Roosevelt could, being
a wealthy man? Would not that
mean that most perfect Of all
bolshevik systems which they
tried in Moscow under Lenin and
did not get away with? You do
not mean, Mr.. Overstreet, that
a general In your super-demo-
cratic voluntary army will be
paid only $50 per month and
that the common private would
be no better paid when he rose
to corporal. sergeant, lieutenant,
captain. etc.
Mr.. Overstreet is willing to do
his share under any reasonably
democratic setup provided it is
not Roosevelt's, just so long as it
is his own. And that is best
defined by the ugly word-an-
archy. Democracy is not anar-
chy; people rule, they do not
wreck; they all pull the same
way. not every one in his own
sweet direction. Somewhere the
line must be drawn. the present
president has been chosen under
our democracy to run the nation
these last seven years and next
November you viii democratical-
ly have the option to turn him
out If you do not like it.
r. S. KERZIE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven of these
test questions Turn to the
Woman's page for the answers.
/. Who played the title role in
the photoplsy. The Thin Man" ?
2. The most powerful branch
Of the British parliament is the
House of Lords OF the House Of
Commons
3. Who wrote the novel An
This and Heaven. Too?
4. From which country was
the territory in southwestern
United States. known as the
Gadsden purchase. obtained?
5. Give q word that means q
brief or monetary existence or
interest.
Who was vice president Of the
United States In the Hoover
administration
I. How many white stripes are
there in the American flagf
s. Which has the larger popu-
lstion. Australia or Canada?
9. Was John Singer Sargent
an American painter, author or
composer
10. DO male ksngsroos have
pouches
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER y
Benefic aspects rule today. II
Is fortunate for those who deal
in the finer things of life. Pur-
veyors Of music and art should
benefit. The evening Ia a time
when progress win manifest in
the work OF campaign managers
or civic leaders.
Heart and Home: Women are
under the best possible direction
today. 1t is a date for seeking
employment. but sudden deci-
sions should be avoided. The
judgment may not be trust
worthy, but there will be good
luck which should be wisely used.
Love affairs will flourish under
this CONFORMATION which encour-
ages the marriage OF those who
have engaged In summer ro-
mances and the beginning of
new interest on the part Of
young folk.
Business Affairs: Merchants
and manufacturers may expect
lively times through the autumn
when the great outpouring of
public funds for defense will
benefit persons In every walk
Of life. Danger Of graft and
profiteering will be evident, de-
spite governmental safeguards.
History is to repeat itself in
many ways as the autumn
brings about important events.
The children's crusade. bringing
refugees. is to be fortunate for
the future.
National Issues: Danger TO the
health Of a political leader u
forecast. Vice presidential cam
didates come under strange por-
tents that seem TO presage ex-
traordinary experiences. Women
who preach exalted ideals Of
patriotism will command re-
spectful hearings as they demon
strate efficiency In public serv-
ice. War refugees. young and
old. are TO become assets instead
OF liabilities. the stars indicate.
international Affairs: Revolu-
tionary influences are To gain
strength in the countries sub
dued by Hitler. The reign OF the
dictators after victory for the
British empire is TO be Of short
duration, astrologers predict.
bun the war in Europe may be
prolonged for months. The sud
den and unexpected. in which
the United States is to be a fac
tor, win mark coming events.
Persons whose birthdate II is
have the augury Of a year Of
good luck. For certain ones
there win be gain through .
foreign contact
Children born on this day
probably win be extremely
clever. Artistic. fsstidious and
energetic they should make their
lives beautiful as well as success
ful.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
Destruction

Somehow the idea got about that the present war; be-
of its breathang brevty less destructive
than that of 1914-191S.
Then nconspicuous little item from Vichy that
France must rebuild 5000 bridges merely normal
resumption of traffic.
Six thousand bridges How many bridges are there in
the you know BEST Imagine the strain on the COM
munity of rebuilding them all this year. Multiply that by
hundreds and thousands Then remember that your
is just bridges Roads, telephone and telegraph lines build
ings public and prvaea these add to the heap of ruins
This single month of active did to France Britain
and Germany infcting each other this
of mutual destruction.
justified.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-03
Boston Uses What Il Has

There hopeful note in the decision of Boston school
authorities to place its machine-shop facilities South
Boston high school on a 24-hour- a-day basis.
Including the midnight shift, Boston is now turning
b25 navy apprentices WPA enroees and state employment
service recruits into skilled mechanics Some of the in
srucors work eghhour shift at the WATERFOWL arsenal
then teach eight hours in the mechanics school,
Boston has waited for the building of shops the
of facilities the enlargement of elaborate
plans 1t has taken what had and gone to work Federal
inspectors say Boston leads the entire country in efforts
train skilled workers. does by taking what has,
and going to work