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FORTY-FOUR ACRE1ABOUT IS NILES
from District; fine tobacco land, full set
Of buildings. nice DWELLING: priced at only
$1,000 Phone for direct ions.
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INvEsTMEhr PROPERTY WANTED

SMALL APT BLDG, NOT OVER 5 YRS.
old or $4,000 in price. Have new $1,000
bung. in Arl as down payment Details.
Box 12S-M. Star
DIRECT FROM OWNER-NEARBY ACRE
age or small downtown investment prop
erty. Write particulars. A. NJ. REED 1901
GaIlatin ST. NV.
WE HAVE MANY INQUIRIES FOR WELL
located business or apartment house
properties. List yours with US today for
immediate action.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
Shoreham Building.
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Near the District, 2-story house, tobscco
narn' Chicken house and other outbuilS-
ing Il stream runs through the property;
cash or terms; phone for direc-
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BRADLEY HILLS. MD.

Owner to sacrifice 7-room home by
April /; large living room, fireplace: din.
ing room, large kitchen. pantry. screened
IN back porch, Cape Cod style: bedrooms
IN finished attic, l bedroom 1st floor
bath; (smal apt. included-now renting
S35 MOI Front porch across building,
fuli basement; lot 50x120. with shrubbery
and hedges; blocks off Georgia ave,
near shopping center; small cash pay
ment: total, $500; monthly payments,
S55 per mo- SH 1850
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

E-ACRE TRACTS, Sc SECTION NEAR
Ddistrlct $50 up; small down payment.
q months on balance. Call CH. 244O
335 ACRES OF RUGGED WOODI, AND
bM. LOT tne hermit who wants to be handy to
road about So G mes soatS aiG Of an the dsfsn Wbtt
aouss between U. S. highway No. l and
'he FotomaS ,I Riyer. Price, SIS per acre.
so ACRES OF VACANT LAND. NO M
provements, in Prince Georges County,
MARYLAND: 1000 feet from Largo road,
not far from Landover and Cheverly at
500 per acre.
$50 acres of land on paved highway
ABOUT 20 miles from White House, south
OF city in Maryland, at $50 per acre
bargain.
BEkLL TURNER & CO., 11o5 Vermont Ave.
Natlonal 6141. Randolph 0SS5.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY-3O ACRES,
hard road, stream, 5000 per acre; 40 acres,
cond house.
Mont. Co:-100 acres, 9 houses. stream
acres. Attracting prices Rox Isl i. Star
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
s RMS, 154 ACRES; MILE FROM DIS
se % Me so4R ss m
TAKoMA-5-RooM BUNGALOW, READY
for use $40: 6-rm. bungalow, Iron Fire
man coal feeder, S55; g. rooms ana sleep refp
automatic water heater. garase, $50. LII
LIE. 225 Maple ave-. Takoma Park. Sligo
ARLINGTON, VA.-6 ROOMS, DINETIE'
bath; OIL heat; large, shady lot With shrub %
berry; OF Lee hwy; 1Oc bus. OWNER" OK
KENsINdToN. MD.-5 ROOMS. BATH:
fenced lo eompe.e5 5esa sarn ss mo
Kensington $40 between 3 and pm.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS BUN
galow; h.-w.h., oil burner; garage; S32 90.
1882 9th st. sc. No sewage.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS, ARL:, VA. : 4
bath e15 18th ST sous Ass
BUNGALoW-3 LGE. ROOMS, PARTLY
furn., $50 mo-; on Landover I'd; min,
HandoveE fai ct chsEfFly Md VIZ zoqass sass
FURNISHED 5-RooM BRICK BuNqALow;
conv to buses; Is minutes to washington.
916 s. Ode St. Arlington.
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-3 BLOCKS FROM
oH university essonsbs TSSms snd em Sas oW &
Dickinson ave, NV. Of College ave.
LOVELY, NEW BRICK BUNG.. S45 MO-;
2 g, bedrmss bath: gas range. elsc refFs,' nG
III scs.ns Ii ao's Baths elsc vs asn9s SHaMs
separate entrances: oil heat. AT. 2582.
sEMI-BUNGALoW, Z RMS ANIL, H.-W.
heat, elec. range; gar, Owner, j. W.
BROWN. "a Rollins ave, Seat Pleasant,
Md. Drive out Benning I'd. Ne. left on
Central ave, right al Lyndon Hill School.
OXON HILL, MD, MILES FROM D. c.
UNI; 5 rms: elec.; water conven.: $40 mo.
NICE HOME. ROOMS, AMI; FIRE
place, garage; l acre; high elevation; 80
min. to D. c. S62.50 Falls Church 2137.
BRICK BUNGALOW, ROOMS AND
brick garage; $50. Chestnut 7015.
BEAUTIFUL GROOM HOUSE, AUTO
matte heat. 2 baths: beautiful yard; in best
section. convenient to transportation.
stores and schools; furnished; $40. Call
OWNER at Hyattsville 0462 or WA. 1925.
16 CRYSTAL SPRINGS AVE, CAPITOL
Heights. Md.-Beautiful brick BUNGALOW,
S45 month. Call Hillside 0617. HEIGHTS
REALTY co, 201 Central ave-. Capitol
ATTRACTIVE NEW HOME, DETACHED 8
rms, tile bath and kitchen; garage; oil
heat; reasonable rent. 1924 No Florida
1t. Arlington. Chestnut scA5.
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OUTSTANDING VATIJE

Practically new detached apt bldg of
33 units. in finest NV. location within
! block Of all desired conveniences. Splen-
did construction, 1907 rented at reason
able rentals; yearly income $4,000. Call
us for further details.
STERLING g. FISHER, INC,
2123 14th St. NV. HO. $3.50
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Liquor and Restaurant Men,

Corner building. which has "on-sale"
LIQUOR license and restaurant, one additional
store and two apartments; located in a
with no competition within or 5 blocks:
real bargain. KELLEY. STEELE &
BRANNER, DI. 7140; ewes. and Sunday,
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PLANTATION, 315 ACRES, TIDEWATER.
Va; section: house built 1924; $3.50.
EDW. BOWERS, Hill Bldg. Ma. 1904.
BARGhIN-TO SETTLE ESTATE, APPROX.
acres with modern country home, IL
large rooms, high ceilings, ~ baths, front
and rear porches, good barn., 2-story
servants house, other outbUildings, all
in good cond. Old 6-room stone house on
property, needs repairs. Water supply
piped from mountain spring. Large fast
running stream in rear Located in quaint
village. on State road in Loudoun Co. Va.
One hr. drive from Washington. Ideal for
retired people or guest house. Price
$1,000; terms
Shown by Appotntment Only.
j. G. HOSKINS,
FALLS CHURCH. VA. PHONE F. c. 1907.
l6s
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SILVER SPKING SPECIAL, So. .375
1923 Pierce dr.. Woodmoor Sec-Low,
rambling brick home. auto heat, garage.
MELLEN. NATIONAL. 3344
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ARLINGTON. VA.

New 5-room brick bungalow. full cellar
oil heat. Priced S5.15O: $500 down
New broom brick. semi -detach ched. full
S35 month
New broom, semi detached full cellar,
oil heat; walking distance Clarendon shop
ping center, Price. S5.950 5000 down.
balance S45 month
:, new, Groom brick Colonials. nice
ilVlns room, fireplace, recreation room. oil
heat; F. H. A. terms. Price. $3.50.
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COLORED.

Near the District, 2.sIory houss tob.cro
barn chicken house and otber onthniiS,
dngS; M stream runs through the property;
Si;5,ooo'o0' i;oo0' cash or terms phone for direc-
5oo1 East Capitol G ST. RAltaY Realtors. G3 Fl s54o
IN MONTGOMERY CO. MD
and So1,a frame farm Snn:. improved by large stone
water. heat. large bank barn tenant tenant house. eS.
hecessary outbuildings large stream, water
jnston% % on bike; Sao.T56mi miies from wash
GOA. farm, all tillable. improved by e.
room room oungalow, ami, necessary outbuild-
ings. tenant house, stream Of water, well
fenced all buildings in good shape; on nike,
ABOUT 20 miles from Washington; $4,000.
bonss nso-a s.a 1arn n on pike; improved by larse
all land under eui9ivstion; ? sac. 900. ooaoias'0h'
elec,, barn tenant house and other small
buildings, good stream Of water; about IS
miles from Washington; price. S11.25O;
in Poolesville district.
J. VINSoN PETER, Rockville, Nd.
Phone Rockville 1855 Closed Sunday
well-eauipped dairy, s-r. house; ali mod.
ern: 25 mi. D. c.; % cows, / bull, 3
ssl hsifeIs s0o. all farm machinery; 3 mules:
90 cows ! bull, : horses, ali farm ma:
are shipping milk to D. c. on hard I'd.
and are exc. dairy farms.
343-a. stock and grain farm; exc
bldgs., water facilities 100000
S3 a. s,r; o6d old stone house exc water
so a, 6-r. house. farm bldgs.. $4,000.
"a a., good Or. house, cleo: on hard
rd., outbdgs.; $3.50.
Also have several properties from O.
to IS a., from $1,000 to $4,000 Any
number of town homes and business
q g MsEA. Rssltor. 1u.r,n, -.
CONTINUED On Nsxt Page.)
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL-COTTAGE S
rooms, bath. furnished; modern. equip
ment; oil heat: ocean block: exclusive; pre-
season, season rental advised now; eentiles
ARTHUR MORRIS, Centerville, Md
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20-Unit Apartment Building.
Excellent NV. area. Rents under pre-
vailing rates in neighborhood., Large cor
Prced to sell at 9qe that wo1fa ASSURE
a net return of 10E or better. An ideal
investment with maximum protection
AGAINST depreciation. THOS. j. FISHER
& CO, INC, DI. $3.50. FOR INFORMA-
TION TODAY CALL MR.. WELLER, NO.
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TAKOMA PARK MD

1911 Piney Branch rd right at Dist line
Large stucco dwelling. newly renovated;
. r b., also finished attic; suitable
large family or aptS; lot 75x200, with
shade trees: double detached garage; ex-
cellent neighborhood $3.50. Open 2 to
pm, or phone SH 635S
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NEAR MARYLAND UNIVERSITY-AII,
brick; bedrooms, ga baths large stone
fireplace. automatic heat built-in garage,
exceptionally large lot; priced for quick
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S4.950.

New three bedroom home with two
baths; beautiful white oak floors, auto
matic heat; the only home of this kind
In the Washington area at this price
Come to corner of Broad and Spring sts,
Falls Church Va
j. H CHAMBLISS,
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STORE WITH APTS. ABOVE.
cS OEn

Ne. business community: rooms. 1st
floor; 8 rooms and bath above; deep yard,
alley. Can give possession of store in deal
or Will sell subject to rental of entire bldg.
at $3.50 mo. KELLEY, STEELE g. BREN-
NER. DI. 7740. Sun, EN-. S06S.
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4-RM. HOUSE. 2A ACRES, HARD ROAD.
bus line: poultry houses, fruits; S3,250;
small cash payment, $50 mo.
30-acre. poultry and trucking farm; g.
can keep 1900 chickens that pay good
money; to settle estate quickly, $4,000
and very easy terms. Can be had today.
st, Alex O6l3
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2 Outstanding Investments.
combination commercial residential
building. Annual rent, 50 $50. With $500
invested net return should be better than
20T and amortization. Price, Sl5,500.
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OUTSTANDING BARGAIN, sac PER

ACRE
,91S acres historical farm. within IL
mlIes OF Washington, Prince Georges Conn
", oio colonial brick home including re-
subdividins. '' '0'
N. C. HINES g. SONS,
CH. 2440
260 ACRES. MILE OF STATE RD- RE-
tween D. c; and Indianhead, Md: fne
Ilcn, !evel land fair house. two barns:
ss seood seood farm and priced to sell; price,
o,. THE Maryland REALTY,
$40 w 5gth 81 NV. MA: s095.
waldorf Once Open Sunday.
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.S3,990-S200 CASH, $40 PER MO.
Attractive bungalow on paved street:
ami; near cars, bus, stores public and
parochial schools: within walking distance
Brentwood, Md Call OWNER Wartield 2673.
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$7,250.

2family fat. fully equipped. oil INV.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN ME. 1143.
"a UNITS.
LOT So FIT. WIDE. INCOME, S10.300.
Within few blocks of Capitol Attrac-
tive 3-story brick apt. bldg, having units
OF ,, 3 or 4 rms, kitchen and bath each
Rentals, $50 to $50 so. Priced. S49,50
Eyes; or Sundays. phone Mr.. Burr. MI.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
T2a 18th St Realtor MA O753
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$1,000.

Modern, new 2-bedroom home with
large screened porch; air-conditioned heat
with oil burner; stairway to large attic:
white oak floors: gas range; located
within / block of bus, in Falls Church
easy terms.
j. H. CHAMBLISS.
Falls Church, Va Phone l433 .
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OPEN FOR OFFER TODAY.
906 Mansion drive, Silver Spring-Fine
stone home 3 baths, 2car garage, wooded
lot. oil heat. See today MELLEN, MA.
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AVOID RISING COST OF FooD- RAISE
your own chickens pork, vegetables, on
@ossIg,,is SSrssre farm with 7-Tm frame house:
suitable for building lots; on hard soass
- DAIRY FARM, S6,s50; $50 acres, IS
IN timber; 6-rm. frame house. cleo; 20.
COW block barn, frame barn and sjio.
nog and chicken houses stock and eouip-
ment extra: MASON W. GRAY, real es-
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S4,25O.

rooms. gas, electricity and bath;
large lot: near transportation; nice sec
ton of Hyattsville; $500 cash, S35 per
j. HARRIS ROGERS, fr Rhode SOe Island and
ave. HyattSville. Call Hyattsville O462.
EVENING" WA E20S and WA snn1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03

HARRISBURG. "a. juno J.-l.Ar)
Two kcpubbtan Representa-
tivcs in lhr stale legislature suG-
ecStcd to-day tilLt the . Mica
States give thu a,,J00-tnn battle
ship North Carolina outright to
the British government without
reservations.
Herbert G., Gates and Arthur
=. Rrctherick Introduced a rc>o-
luton asking that the legislature
mcmOrialiZr t~Cn@rcSS To enact
legislation, il need be, to permit
President Roosevelt to take this
action.
The resolution declared for
tunes of II OWL country were
linked with those "Of our sister
democracy and added:
"Thc United states has recent
ly placed in service the battle
ship North Carolina, a more
modern and effective ship of
war. which can he used in innt-
diatr action against Che com
mon enemy with much better re
suit than by saving her to meet
the enemy alone at some later
date"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
Vide Opposed
Cigarettes
HQtlOned
In Britain

Washington. June 3.-(AP)-
yhn United States might now he
selling more tobacco to Great
Britain than ever before if the
latter had the shipping facilities
and the foreign exchange to
finance purchases, the Agricul-
tur" department declared TO-DAY.
Ihc public demand for Gig
arrtt"> i'll Britain has risen
sharply since the war started,
the department reported, adding
that consumption would have
ri>'n 10 Per cent II sufficient
t0hlccu could have been obtain
ed.
~ it is. EritiSiicrS are beng
ratjon"I At 80 percent of con-
sumption because oi a shortage
Of oytIn shipping space and the
necessity OF conserving foreign
exchange for war materials.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
Total Nears
OF
April, 1917
British Wonder if Next
German Blitz Will
Strike in Middle East
or in Attempt to In
wade British Isles.
By The Associated Press)

Adolf llItler's high command re-
? rtcd today that 100000 tons of
British merchant shipping was de
struycd in Maya figure closely APP
preaching the $50, 600 ON of allied
ships Scnt to the bottom in Britain's
most critical month of The World
VIZ, April, 1917.
In the war in the air, royal air
force night raiders spread large
llc," in an attack on Berlin, the
London ar ministry announced. and
bombed targets in Germany's in
das,rlal Ruhr.
The Germans acknowledged that a
number ( civilians were killed and
injured.
Meanwhile, the British mulled over
a statement py Reichsmarshal Her
mann Goering that the conquest Of
Crete proved Adolf Hitler's asser-
ton that there are no unconquer-
able iSlands'-and wondered if the
nest German blitz would strike in
the Middle East or in an attempt to
nsade the British Isles.
N1li quarters in Berlin said the
world would not long be kept in
doubt as they cited yesterdays meet
lu2 between ReichSfuerher Hitler
and Premier Mussolini at Bremen
Pass.
British navy officers who directed
tie removal of more thaH $4,000
British and Greek troops from Crete
decL red that 10000 Germans drown
ed when their transports were
smashed by British naval guns.
I'm the Middle East war theatre, the
race Tor strategic positions was re-
ported shaping rapidly with the next
l@ battle apparently destined to
Homo in the F~rench-ruled colonies
ut Syria and Lebanon.
Both the Germans and French de-
med reports IF m Turkey that nazi
motorized troops had already landed
Al the Syrian port of Latakia.
Authoritative sources in Ankara,
however. insisted that a nazi con
llngcnt of more than 500 troops out
fij',d for desert lighting landed
Thursday at Latakia, and that a
dozen ~treighters flying SWastika flags
have been assigned TO carry Ger
man tro ps and heavy military equip
ment from Rumanian ports to Syria.
British troops were reported pois-
ct along the Iraq and Transiordan
frontiers to meet an expected nazi
dflNo acroS Syria into Iraq and
Palestine in an attempt to split Brit
ans Middle East forces.
The French-controlled radio at
Htirut charged that the British were
preparing an attack against Syria as
me French government held an un-
usually ng meeting on what was
reported to be the tense relations
Continued on Page SevenN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
British Naval Officers
Say Methods Used On Crete
Would Fail Against Britain

the Greek mainland to the island.
Even with complete mastery Of the
air. the Germans failed to provide
the protection necessary to land men
and supplies, the officers said.
1t was estimated reliably here that
about 10000 Germans drowned when
the ships carrying them were smash
ed. One convey alone was sad to
have gone down carrying about TO-
900 men, and cor of fishing boats,
each loaded with at least 100 Ger
mans, were destroyed during the
past fortnight in operations around
Crete.
saw most of the evacuated troops
on their arrival in Egypt, All the
men told the same story:
1.-THE whole battle would have been
different if we had had ar tighter
protection.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
War Games
Are Started

With the Army in Tennessee,
June 3,-(AP)-The fifth DIVISION
one Of the Army's nine stre1mlinGd
fighting organiZations-moNrd mic
the pivotal flank position today as
$4,000 18th Army corps troops swept
northWard in the Tennessee war
games.
The fifth division. from Fort Jus
ter, Mich, save the 9th and ON
divisions several hours start and lol-
lowed a battle plan that would pat
them on an eight-milc tabIelahd
''b~attlefield" about so mics lrtm
Nashville at about the same time
Theoretically, the three divisions
are to meet an invading army strlk-
ing southwark at the rim OF the
Cumberland Plateau.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
New Strike
Settlement
Effort Made
Defense M e diation
Board Appeals to
End Walkout; Strike
May Bring Showdown
on Defense w O r k
~Stoppages.
(By The Associated Press)

The defense mediation board made
in the 25-dS.y old strike of 10000
ClO lumber w rkers in the Pacific
Northwest, which has curtailed sup
plies needed for the defense pro-
gram.
Tho board already has recon-
mcndcd that the strikers resume
YORK pending a settlement and has
reminded the union of President
R~ooacTelts assertion in his address
d week ago that the American pco-
pie expect the impartial rccommcn-
datIons Of the board to be accepted.
Thus, some Washington circles
tht ught the lumber strike might
bring a showdown on the admins
tration effort to end work stoppages
hampcring national defense.
Seventy thousand Chryslcr Cor
poratlon workers at Detroit won wage
increases and bonuses totaling SIS
0O0,0 600 last night, subject to ratifi-
cation at meetings of the CIO United
Aut mobile Workers union member
| ship.
A mediation board appeai to show
their patriotism" prompted the Bay
City's Metal Trades Council at San
Francisco to ask its members last
night to return to work at the Beth
lchem Shipbuilding Company, The
council action, however, did not end
an ALL machinistS strike against
Bethlehem nor did if cffcct the AFI.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
BY LARRY ALLEN.

Alexandria,, June 3.-(AP)-Some
ol the British navy officers who dl-
I'c)cd the removal of more than
lo'o00 imperial and Greek troops
from Crete expressed the opinion
Today that Germany must, on the
pass of what happened on the is
l'hd, devise other means of invasion
r'Ipro attempting an invasion OF
England.
Nazi efforts to land sea-borne
troops failed, The officers said, IN
spite OF the fact th.t Great Brltaln's
nearest naval base was more than
7oo miles from eastern t'"te.
britain warships broke Ut every
large scale effort by the Germans &c
SEND transports and countless t'sh-
AAs boats loaded with soldiers FROM
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
W heeler
Leads Fight
Administration Lead
ers, However, Predict
Prompt Action on New
recommendation

Washington, June 3.-(AP)--
Roosevelt discussed with con-
gressional leaders today the War
department bill introduced yes
terddN to give the government
sweeping authority to conscript
private property useful to ma
ti0nal defense.
Robert =. Patterson, underScc-
rotary OF war. said in a press
conference discussion of the
measure that the President
should have the authority to
throw the whole industrial power
OF this country into equipping
the army"
Tine military and naval re-
qulrcmcnls come first Patter-
son added in saying why the bill
had been offered.
Il nder the sclcclive service
system, the government has the
authority To interfere with the
liberty oi individuals, and l see
no reason why il should not
have power also over property"
Washington, June 3-tAP)-Sub.
tu0tJal opposition a~naterulzcd il
Congro today 10 the War depart.
Weol recommendation that Prcsidcn
be given Unprecedented
u1Wcr To- t1Er oEcr- 'trtHporarily OF
permanently amy property needed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03
WEATHER
FOR X

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Mostly cloudy, scattered show
er> and thundcrShoWerS tonight
and Wednesday; slightly warmer
north central portion.
Extended weather forecast for
the period from 100 y. m. June
3 to 100 y. m.: June !: Temper
ature below normal middle and
latter part of period; precipita-
ton heavy at beginning and mid
Gle of period.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03

continued on Page Seven\
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19


John l. Redmond. president Of
the National Association OF Credit
Men. will be in Tacoma and will
address a special dinner meeting
Of the members Of the Tacoma
Association Of Credit Men and the
Wholesalers Association of Taco
ma at Hotel Winthrop Tuesday eve
ming at $50 o'clock.
Redmond Is vice president Of the
Crompton-Riehmond. Inc. factors
and commission merchants in New
York City. He will arrive in Tacoma
Tuesday afternoon from Portland
accompanied by his wife and his
secretary and Owen S. Dibbern,
western division manager of the
National Association of Credit
Men.
Redmond and Dibbern will meet
with the board and members of the
associations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19
Former Lincoln
Athlete Passes
John Albert Moos
Hos Heort Attack

A former Lincoln high school
athlete. John Albert Moos, SO. died
as the aftermath Of q heart attack
at his home. $3.50 So. Tacoma ave-.
at p:15 p. m. Monday.
Born in Tacoma, Mos had lived
here all his life. He played foot
ball at Lincoln back in the early
1s20's and also was better than
average swimmer. Always a grid
iron enthusiast. he had been much
in evidence at football games here
since his school DAYS.
For the past five years hoos
was employed as salesman by
Pooles Seed and Implement Co.
principally engaged In selling
tractors and other farm equipment.
He was a member OF the Lincoln
Park Christian church and the Ia
coma Chamber OF Commerce.
Not quite three years ago. in
October. 1888. his wife. Miriam.
and mother, Mrs. Sarah Moos,
died during the same week.
He is survived by two daugh-
tiers. Dora May and Orpha Lee.
OF the home here; three sisters.
Miss Ruby Moos, Tacoma, Mrs.
Ruth McArtor. Seattle, and Mrs.
Alberta Rau, oswego. Ore. and n
brother. c. T. Logan, Oakland.
Cal. Mellinger will announce the
funeral services.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-19

In an accompanying message
Mr.. Roosevelt said that national
defense In more than a mobiliza-
ton Of a nations armed strength"
lie. said It required long-range
planning for the post defense pc
Rod and the national welfare.
The boards report includes prof.
ects recommended In the 1912 bud
get and 4 number which II recon-
mends for construction In follow
ing years.
The President said that ~be-
cause of the current national
emergency. projects not need
Cd for defense have hen tenn
porsrily shcaved." The pro-
gram recommended by the
hoard, he said, would m he
available q number of projects
''without In any way commit
ting the government IN the
immediate cons ructio n Of
such works."
To make what II described N 4
shelf" Of public construction prof.
ects quickly available In time Of
need. the board proposed establish
ment Of . revolving fund to be
administered by the President for
the immediate Inauguration of sur
veys. investigations and prepare
ton Of engineering plans and spec
ifications. Those costs would be
charged ~ construction costs and
, returned 70 the revolving fund
when funds for the project are
provided.
The board estimated the cost of
new construction built or financed
by the federal government during