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PETWORTH-S5,25 $50.
Six large rooms. tiled bath, NV n
Priced for quick sale. Mr.. kerley. Ia
554Q WAPLE &, JAMES. INC. D1. 3346
ON $500 DOWN AND S63 so PER MONTH
to include all taxes. interest and principal,
you may buy one Of our new. 6-rm. semi
detached brick homes located at 1915 s
U3th ST. Open at all times.
PAUL p. STONE. REATOR.
ia. 2244. ia 3311.
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e-FAMILY HOUSE

NEAR 18th AND COL. RID. NV.
2 complete apts. Of rooms and bath
each Gas stove and cleo. REFRIGERATOR in
each apt. Your opportunity to live in one
apt. rent the other for enough TO make
payments. 1925 Ontario pl. Call for key
Possession with deposit. Mr.. Lynch. RIA.
80. ,wAPx 3 JAA1s. NC.
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50 BOO BEDROOMS.

near IAN ana Snelluan StS, N w.
Almost new semi-detached brick nome
containing seven bedrooms. 3 baths, living,
dining room and kitchen, porch room, au-
tomato heat; a progressive party can make
DI. 800. BETHEL. Ewes. Mr. Colds
hnrn EN- QEHQ
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PROPERTY FOR SAIL

16-UNIT APT. HOUSE Mr. 18th AND PIX.
rd.-Yearly rental. S9.54O. Price. $500.
TAMMARO, 1910 VT. ave. MA. 1888; ewes
WO S30s.
AN APARTMENT HOUSE.
Priced under the market value. de-
cided bargain. Splendid location: low
rents; small amount OF cash required. Gvy
Whiteford. McKEEVER & WHITEFORC-
1928 x st NV. District a706.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
s5,50n-Substantial six-room tapestry hrlck
house, near Mckinley High School. Hot
water heat. garage; in perfect condition
Leased TO white tenant al So SO month.
ONE-STORY BRICK STORE. EOS
so feet. on main street. Silver SprinRS
Md: leased to January. 1912, at $500
per year
265O0-Modern gasoline station. on cor
ner lot at intersection OF two ooule.
wards: leased for 10 years TO maJor
COMPANY at S2,100 per year. TERMS
SHANNON e. LUCHs Co.
1905 H st. NV. National 234b
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NEW DETACHED

NEAR CAPITOL.
10 rooms, bath, automatic heat, Gear
garage. good income property. Con-
venient neighborhood. Mr.. Partlow. RIA.
1885, DI. 3346. MAPLE & JAMES, INC.
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IN BEECHwooD: CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Four bedrooms. two baths: unusually
large living and dining rooms. buffers
pantry. maids room with bath. Cellotexed
attic: lot TOKYO; Gear garage.
EDW II Jones & co. INC, Woodley 1900
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NEW DETACHED
Brick, 6 rooms. bath, ir-conditioned: mod
ern kitchen: large lot, shade trees: easy
terms Silver Spring Section.
THOS. z. FARRELL CO., Realtors.
-oI 10th st NV MA 0165.
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WARDMAN PARK HOTEL,
Connecticut Ave. at Woodley Rd.
Furnished Apartments Prom
One to Eisht Rooms.
Full Hotel Service.
Phone Assistant Manager.
Columbia 1000.
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HOUSES foR SALE.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 3.0O BLOCK 10th
oil burner Ready inme4ate Occupancy.
ron H H9EsfSs f coRP s4 ST WASHING
s795O-6-RooM, ,2-BAIH BRICK HOME,
saEase attached, SIDE porch with all l9 4.
a5RiSo Located a, 5517 La inSo4f rd d.
Greenwich Forest, woodland section. A
value never offered before, Gall Wisconsin
la cHIG 5afsPe! ST sE5 5 n NEW sso
cash. $50 TO $50 mo. Open. CNNER. 30
41e@-24,,26 GRANT ST. yE-NEw
brick 35bedroom houses. large lots; $500
o ~ SP4o cash $40 to $50 To- S Open
O-coNvENIENT TO COLUMBIA
Colonial. s lovely rooms; 1st-noor Iavatory,
Smart and and wonderful value todayi Really
ASSOCIATES, INC. MA 143S unit 9 pm.
A NEW HOME OF BRICK IN CHEVY
Chase. D. c.. cony. TO Conn ave bedroom
s ssTf 81 s. W Uses -oGs i5 na5,i TIos ,is
Conn.
500 down. SIS. PER Mo,-5 Rooms.
new located Sc WsshinEten: near AIa-
fare, Cali Wo. 1850 or d. ssss
BEST NEW vALUE-131a 2sth ST. Sc,
Just r block north Penna. ave. ShonDlng
BAILEY. owner-builder. Adams ass
NEAR CALVIN COOLIDGE HIGH school.
Nearly new detached brick. Il nice rms =,
s s'e aug Geo aqia a 4ias hi sandoph
SPECIAL NEW OPPORTUNITY. 50 -
mo buys this attractive t-rm.., "-oath
home, Recreation room Best location.
tnDeet 81 aSe slS Block no T pms
center. Just one left. Easy. cash payment,
E W. BAILEY, owner-Builder. AID. ass:
IDEAL NEW. SUITABLE TWO FAMILIES:
north p; ave. shoppins center: 1pauiTe
b BAL Ys'1 ovzn5ier.BSuldeT AID. z7ss.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-DETACHED.
sSss11 bath n s M y 9 asn.i aqn oil
heat; built-in garage. OWNER WO: $50.
NE-MoDERN R., B., BEDRMs,. Ice.
lot; 2-car gar; cleo refs, G near aa- troIieS'
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-slo. 1850
TIED Baths; ao-ft. Screened porch: insu-
Lated aG bse su rR
fir joists: copper cutters and plumbing
slate roof; large. forced yard sun Gee.
Can be seen IL to daily. 4505 Yuma
St. NV. Call MR.. WILLETT. Emerson
3746.
NEW, DETACHED, COLONIAL, BRICK.
rms. air-co1d. auto heat. tul99o insui R a'fs
Ventnor I'd, Green Acres. on RaVer ro.
beyond Western ave WI. b932
ABOUT A BLOCK NORTH OF MASS. AVE
"A new. brick Colonial with thTo ,
center hall and manv other delishttul lea,
lures Three bedrooms. two baths hnlshed
attic. recrea ton room, oil heat, De-; gaTsee
And the price is only S12.5o0- THOS L;
PHILLIPS. WO. 1900 until 9 pm. 351s
Conn. ave.
s1e.a5O-soUTH OF MASS AVE. con-
venient to wesley Heiehts., This orano-
new home of stone-and- brick construction.
containing rooms. . baths including lst-
floor bedroom or den. The architecture Is
livable, the construction and eoulpment
Al, the location and community SUPERB
and the value is beyond question. FOR
appointment. call REALTY ASSOCIATES
INC. National 1893 until Q o, m.
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER SAYS SELL;
At eth and Whittier SITS. nw-Det,
house; 6 r. IA baths, oil heat. nice e y yn0
and garage Needs few repairs: S1ooo.
Gsorgia 413s. Randolph 500.
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HOUSES UNFINISHED.

30s UPSHUE ST NV.
rooms. bath and paneled sunroom; also
inclosed sleeping porch; sos. M. E. SCAR
BOROUGH. Taylor 4317.
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308 UPSHUR ST. NV.
rooms. bath, also paneled sunroom and
inclosed sleeping porch, large front porch.
pantry. G. E. REFRIGERATOR; home is well
built and in excellent condition. NJ. E.
SCARBOROUGH. TAYLOR ALL
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LARGE. ATTRACTIVE sTUDIo-LIVING
room with fireplace. large bedroom, kitch-
with complete privacy, desirable during
summer months: = quiet adults desired;
$50 Sis Goth St NV ME. 1876
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1103 FERN ST EMI-DETACHED
brick. seven rooms. two baths; oil heat;
Frlgldaire; garsge; convenient to stores
transportation. Vacant October 1st. 30
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924 N ST. NW.-2-RooM APIS, S25
and $50 month. Large closets, gas range;
Venetian blinds, pvt. baths cleo: lights and
heat furn free. Now open. Keys, 1855
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SOME FREE RENT: 3 R., K, B., NICELY
fn1n', only $3.50 wkly., incl. cleo. gas
dishes linens, etc. No lease REQ. Chill
dren taken. Phone ME. s73l TO pm.
sIrpT ET-NIRAMAR, APT. 404-LIVING
room sunroom kitchen ard bath, $50
~ he -
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front apt, nicely fu-n: bed-liv. rm., COM
plete kit; settled couple pref: reas.
922 LONGFELLOW ST NV OR 3
rm apt. . expo -: refg.; plenty heat,
chw, all util: adult gentiles only.
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1928 GA. AvE-2nd FL; RMS. KIT,
pvt bath; elec. refs: clean comfortable,
attractive; " adults; reasonable.
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1@111~1NN1
l BLOCK WEST CONN. AVE.
$780,.
2151 California st. NV.
Spacious. light apts, consisting Of bed
rooms, living room. foyer. modern kitchen
and bath also pantry with service en-
trance Newly decorated throuehout and
in good condition. Rental includes all
utilities See resident manager.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc,
1919 K St. NV District 1918.
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ENTIRE End FLOOR. ALL OUTSIDE
rooms attractive furnished. rooms
kitchenette bath and porch. One block
from bus. trolley. sores; on quiet street.
Large yard. 20 Ma.lon St, Hyattsville
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s1s.a5O-soUTH OF MASS. AVE. con-
venient to Wesley Heiehts. This brand
new home of stone-and- brick construction.
containing rooms. 9 baths, including lst-
floor bedroom or den. The architecture Is
charming. the design interesting ana
livable, the construction and eoulpment
Al. the location and community SUPERB
and the value is beyond aues1ionn1I Fer
Nc Mammal 143S until pm.
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THE FILLMORE" 1929 N H AVE
Well-kept downtown bldg; clean. modern
apis: moderate rentals; rms. k. and b.,
$40 to S45; rms, k. and b.. $50. Res.
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ERODE & COLBERT. INC.
1907 Eve St NV. Ma Ss15.
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NEW 3-APT. HOME
On one Of the widest streets in ne.. q
rooms, 3 tile baths; separate entrances
live IN one apt. and rent other two Only
one house left Priced. Sg.25O Terms if
desired. HUGH B CONNER. owner. 923
18th ST. NV. RE. 1880. Ewes. and SUM-.
AT 21O2
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THINK THIS OVER.
Near 18th and Webster SITS. NV.
Six very large rooms. maids room,
front porch. double back porches. H.-W H,
II .WF.; completely furnished, including two
sets rugs worth about $500. lamps, linens,
bedding. all in fine condition. Ready TO
move in. Price reduced for quick sale.
Complete. Mr.. Lynch, RIA. 1912. MAPLE
& JAMES, INC, DI. 3346. 1924 14th
st. NV.
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OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER SAYS SELL,
At 9TH and Whittier SITS. n.w.-Det
and garage Needs few repairs: $1,000.
Georgia Abs. Randolph 500.
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1924 ONTARIO PL. NV.
6 Rooms. Bath, Oil Heat.
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RENTALS IN ARLINGTON.

have new Broom brick automatic oil
heat, close to shopping center. school and
transp.: a mi; $50
from $50 month UP. Call Miss Rice
Chestnut $500.
w. s HOGE. ,JR
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TO CLOSE ESTATE.
20-foot brick home in Petworth, schools,
churches. stores nearby; best construction.
Contains reception hall. dining room. liv-
ing room, large kitchen and pantry. Walk
up attic 3 bedrooms, bath and sleeping
porch Priced for quick sale
THOS, E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors.
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NEW, DETACHED. COLONIAL. BRICK 5
rms. air-cond auto. heat, fully insuiatea
Roof and sidewalks. porch: S. 925. ool >
ventnor I'd. Green Acres. OF, EaVer ro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-30

DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
psM SPACE COS n. z. AVE. ~
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1929 WHITTIER ST. NV.
Semi-det rms, 2 baths. oil heat,
m id,S room: huilt-in Earage
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SEE THESE NEW DETACHED
SOLID BRICK HOMES NEARIN

Six large rooms, l "a baths. han-bath on
nrSt Fl. Very large lot with detached
garage. in a lovely new home section. Con-
venient to store. schools and :ransporta-
ton. For inspection call MR.. OREM. GE.
66.3Q or OIL 334R
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84O4 CEDAR ST,
4107 9th ST. NV.

q rooms g bedroomS), bath; dou-
ble-car garage; economical gas heat
ing; Pittsburg hot-water storage
tank; large yard: refrigerator; $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS Co,
1905 II St NV National 2345.
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LOWEST RATES.
CLOSE TO GOVT. DEPTS.
l RIM, *, S37;; 2 RMS, S45.
Modern e!ev apt bldg: large, bright
rooms big closets BLAIR, 1921 NJ st. n W.
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ABOUT A BLOCK NORTH OF MASS. AVE
A new brick Colonial with through
center hall and manv other deiisntIul iea !,
attic. recreation room, oil heat, det gaTaee
And the price is only $500 THOS- L;
PHILLIPS. WO. 1900 until 9 pm. 3olo
Evening star., 1940-07-22

cording the theory Presidents
only serious miscaculation the field entire
foreign policy unfortunately grounded
assumed with all the apparently reliable evidence
Germans could not
that the crisis would
production Of the greater
the Allies until the United
above all until the election
The battle of Flanders battle
the Presidents
and ready substantial
upset his foreign policy
into a cooked hat.
His domestic political strategy twofod
that his voice would lose authority in world affairs
be able dictate his platform candidate
hat his policy would be continued Unfortunately since he could only
attain these obcves allowing his
hunting his own candidacy soon completely ovhsdved the
didacies OF IN his From practical standpoint
leaders whom the Democrats might have chosen could
stature Of "the champ"
Then Phadephia his mistaken assumption about the
world events deviation political
events AS his leading rival himself admitted Wendell Wukie given
the Republican nomination because frankly
the terrible question battle We
President found himself confronted with competitor
dreamed Of The Democrats fearful
the that the President cutting
other possibility he would be his
damned he did
to him gleefuly put it. And the President did.
Signs and Hopes
What the results impossible
be
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is the result-any means are justi-
fled to achieve the end desired.
Men who feel that way about poll
tics would never cheat at cards or
steal a neighbor's purse, but they
readily use public funds and public
power and all the arts of deception
to get votes and win elections.
The main issue of the 1910 cam
paign ought to be a reputation of
the deceptions and hypocrisies OF
party politics. America has swept
out exploiters of the public from
local politics again and again. Un-
less this happens in national poll
tics and the people by a revolution
against political dishonesty turn
out of Office those who would de-
ceive the people, the way will be
opened to the statesmen of fascism,
who will point to the deterioration
of French democracy with its
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doubt patriotism President Certainly
deep OF responsibility must fill such Franklin Roosevelt
this.
Thus the question really whether he ignore the councillors
his tdnes lift the level which 1t
Department experts
completely predictions Presi
country be
President high for the
will the level accept
sensible American whether bitterly opposed most
ferveny this time the
fublng may great pay
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paredneSS Tor
n q t on al de-
tense. The soon.
er the American
people get that
grim fact into
their joint and
several heads,
the better for all
concerned, In
cluding eve n
the politicians,
loathe as that
gentry may be
to recognize 1t.
Pres / d z n t
RooseYelt'S mid.
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CnaL Cne 00mls
nation Of Henry
A. Wallace for
Vice President
was an event Of
far greater sig
nihcance than
usually attaches
to the choice Of
the second man
on a national
ticket.
EOI 10 Is uOb
possible fairly
to weigh the cir
cumstances Of
Mr.. Wallace's
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to be recognized for what she is
an unusual woman, Of brilliant and
varied attainments, and tireless in
humanitarian work. The First Lady's
speaking ability has improved, both
on the platform and by radio. Mrs.
Roosevelt will be a tower Of strength
for the Democratic ticket If she is
persuaded to undertake any sort Of
intensive campaign on its behalf.
Was 1t Lord Haw-HaW"?
Millions Of Americans who heard
Hitler's recent Reichstag harangue
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crooked politics, as a forerunner Of
what may some day happen to
American defense plans in time
of world peril. And unless there is
a popular upheaval next autumn
against the mapner in which the
President was nominated for a third
term, one may say sadly OF the
events of the last several days that
the kind Of democracy observed at
Chicago is not worth preserving,
whether it is spelled with either a
capital or a small ID"
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The Capital Parade
RooseveIt's Foreign Policy Held Based on Theory
Germans Could Not Win Quick, TotoI Victory

By JOSEPH ALSOP and ROBERT KINTNEh.
President
attempting simultaneously national political campaign
history wholly
little appalling campaign
always grinding, while the
vastly increased by the tendency of the politics
every and measure
Men who ond deest the President that his
vanity and his hunger hoped
mated and to
however, have different and much enable theory
The Wrong Assumption
The problem Presidents
and seemingly sincere assertions that did
Evening star., 1940-07-22

history SOule u1l.
vanished truths
about the alb
sence Of INTEL
lectual honesty
at ese So
called institu-
tions of democ-
racy.
At Philadel-
phia politicians
misrepresent e d
I S S u e S a n d
smeared e a c h
other to 6 e t
votes. but the
fin a | outcome
nrnc 4ri,1r,nl,
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councillor Is now Harry l.. Hopkins,
the apostle Of compromise and op-
portunisn. For another, the Presi-
dent Is obviously tired. Being tired,
he tends to succumb to such
irritability against his critics and
hankerings for self-explanation as
were plainly visible among the fine
and brave things he said in his Ad-
dress Of acceptance. And for third,
the convention has begun the
campaign on an extremely low
Yn1itfro1 level
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Observations
Now Thot Conventions Are Over, Country
Can Buckle Down to Preparedness Work

palgn ana hare to Democratic dis.
advantage right up to election day
this, despite the personable and
intellectual qualities with which the
Secretary Of Agriculture is endowed.
\ X X
A Real Dark Horse.
The 1oWan turns .out to be the
real 1910 dark horse. He long fig.
ured among presidential possibin.
ties and received random mention
among vice presidential prospects.
But until Mr.. Roosevelt pulled WAL
lace's name out Of the hat last
week few observers of the Demo-
cratic scene looked upon him as .
serious second-place likelihood. The
Des Moines farm editor is neither
an orator nor skilled politician.
He is wholly devoid of congressional
experience. AS an exponent of the
important art of handling recalci-
trant Senators the man now relied
upon to keep the agricultural vote
safe for the New Deal cannot be
mentioned in the same breath with
Garner or McNary. Even the wheat
and corn belts are by no means
unanimous in enthusiasm for the
policies for which Secretary WAL
lace has stood. These panaceas have
poured millions Of dollars into
farmers pockets, but prosperity for
legions Of them Is still around the
corner.
Paul McNutt's Future.
Significance Of Paul McNutt's feat
in almost stampeding the Chicago
convention during the vice presiden-
tial braWl Is not underestimated.
Had the Roosevelt high command
failed to put over Wallace in the
nick Of time, McNutt might have run
away with the prize on a succeeding
ballot. His ovation. while trying to
obtain the conventions attention
long enough to renounce the nomi.
nation. was the most genuine dem
onstration Of the week. It's echoes
are not destined to die out. Already
there's talk Of "McNutt for Pres
ident in 1914" The Federal Security
Administrator is young enough to
wait. He was only 49 last Friday. A
great mixer, the handsome Hoosier
improved each shining hour at Chi
cago to build future fences He Is
expected to be active on the stump
for Roosevelt and Wallace.
Mrs. Roosevelt's Role.
Prediction Is here hazarded that
Eleanor Roosevelt will play a major
role in her husbands campaign fol
third term. This seems to be FORE
cast not only by her appearance be-
fore the Chicago convention, but by
the hint she gave that the whole
Democratic party must make the
fight this year and not lean prima-
rily. as in 1882 and 1896. on the
President. Mrs. Roosevelt has &C.
quired a strong hold on public es-
TEEN. Criticism Of her wayfarine
habits. ubiquitousness and multifa-
rious activities is noticeably less
than it used to be. She has come
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marveled at the faultless English
and Oxonian diction Of his trans
lator. Many wondered II the inter-
prefer was Lord Haw-Haw," as the
British dub the Berlin broadcaster
who nightly agitates the wave lengths
with a Nazi version of war news.
Whatever his identity, he does q
superb Job with the Kings English.
Eight hundred million matches q
day-or 100000 a minute-are used
In the United States.
Evening star., 1940-07-22
|WusWuIIuce
Chosen for
Presidency?
His Selection Seen
More Significant
Than 1t Appears
By CHARLES G. ROSS,

Now that ali the events Of the
Democratic National Convention
can be seen In perspective. 1t will
occur to many observers, I think,
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HE opntons OF the Dsrs this page their
necessarily The Stars Such opinions are presented IN The
Stars effort to give all sides OF questions OF interest to its
readers although such opinions may be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
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This Changing World
New Government Expected in France Soon;
Petoin's Methods DispIeose Berlin
Bv CONsTANTINE BROWN.

Despite Ambassador Butts optimistic appraisal Marsh retans
oca quarters Washington believe the LIE
French will long.
Marshal
Fascist leanngs dictated mostly necessity They imagine
Hitler by claiming sympathy toward oataran form
Both follow received Berlin
through Wesbade marking
Berlin satisfied with their method Of handling
the internal situation In occupied France.
instance France although several
have since collapse the French Herro Blum
other that type still allowed critical
they
restrain already started Paris
which under the direct control Of the he
military have opened attack Peta whom they
gentleman power believe there
comparatively and
another similar political ideas might be
TO
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By FREDERIC WILLIAM WILL

0y FNEDEhIC WILLIAM VILE.
Now that Chicago's bedlam and
buncombe have faded into the
limbo the country can buckle down
to the only thing that counts-pre-