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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10
STARTING IN EARNEST

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-10

Sightseers who insist on walk
Ing through every floor Of the
Tropics before they'll sit down
-. Enric Madriguera sending a
telegram to the Rossilianos, just
before their benefit show.
He knows that a last-minute
telegram helps dispel last-min-
ute nerves before a new show
-. Glover and LaMae, and
their sophisticated dancing-he
used TO be a boxer.
Evening star., 1941-09-14
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

COTTAGES, FURNISHED. COMFORTABLY.
attractive; suited TO adults seeking quiet
near Skyline Drive, facing Blue Ridge at
Hoover Bridge, modernly equipped, con-
venlent grocery service; low priced; fresh
produce. r r. D and telephone service.
Located n apple orchard with three
streams. Columbia 0336. Apt. 512. IA
Maryland Hunting Country.
Committing distance Washington and Bal
timcre, old house. newly remodeled. steam
heat. bedrooms. 3 baths: large garage,
stable: paddock; IA acres available
Nd Phone Ellicntt City 34R
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PRE-REVOTJTTION

To preserve for the enjoyment of future
generations, a lover of early Americana
has carefully restored and modernized a
noted 20G-year-old So. Nd home The
massive outside chimneyS have been fes-
tured for years. Frame original lines. 2
rooms. kitchen and laundry room. 3 baths
lavatories: oil burner heating plant. hot
water heater and electricity, scresi new
condition; price. Sl6 900
THEODORE F. MENK.
MI 69OI n 1896 Conn. Ave
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PROMINENT CORNER
ACRE

Large 2-story 42x42 store and nice g.
room dwelling only 2s miles from the Dis
trict in Bryantown, Md. Successfully op-
Grated for years as a general store al the
corner of two State roads This would
make an ideal tavern. restaurant or other
business location with a home right on
the property. Priced at only $4,000 Look
for ouI sign
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors
Evening star., 1941-09-14
UNUSUAL VALUE.

Owners have purchased larger home,
must sell; this beautiful brick home in
perfect condition Is today's greatest value; .,
on End f.. 1st-f. bedroom 12. .6x22. living
room with fireplace. screened porch over
trees; full dry basement with clubroom
and part bath; oil heat, summer winter
hookup; insula ed. screened; easv walking
distance of both grade and high schools
one block 1oc bus line. Don't be late.
Priced 10 sell, S1n,950. terms arranged.
CHAMBERS 4. TALLMAN.
25la Wilson Blvd. Arl. Glebe $500.
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DO YOU LIKE
COUNTRY ESTATE,
FQRRESTVuLE MD.

In beautiful Sherwood section at 16
Leona ST. you will find one of the finest
4-room and bath bungalowS we have ever
offered at S3.75O. Equipped with electric
range, oil air heat: weather-stripped'
screened and insulated This is truly
dream cottage Extra large 15x1 40-foot
lot Electric hot-water heater and Vene-
tian blinds in bedroom windows. Drive out
today.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors
Qo5 New York Ave NV MA 9191.
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BUSINESS PRoPERTY WANTEp.

about $500 to 5000 50. IT warehouse
space in conven. NV. location; must be
good for shipping. Cell Mr.. Ewell. DIXIE
PROFTTADII MILLINERY CUISINES, fse.
sonabis: lower Conn. ave. pRSzerre4. q
take over lease u small stofs. BOZ <8e.I.
Star
Evening star., 1941-09-14

COLORED.
81 NJ st. n.w.-9 rooms and bath:
h.-w-h.. gas furnace, 5 bedrooms. space for
? rooms in basement. and garage. This
house is in fine condition. A good buy at
the price asked. $3.50 and terms. Shown
by appointment. Call Mr.. Pendleton. DU.
346s.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
1924 l4th St NV DI 3346
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE FOR SALE.
40 ACRES, MILES FROM D. c.; WON
derful for new subdivision; right on blvd.
JOE CURTO. FIR. $500.
$50 PER AcRE-7OO ACRES WITH ..
balance Wooded, sordefed % b. BY hne creeks
Has Ha f safn N 4oaso Sa fp sPa ossf sH
inss.. Because of its location and many
possisiit5i.s,, we regard this property =. As
si4, 81 ,ooe. Se' See MAsoN H1RsT' iee Ann.ndsie
xesa yt m " s she of cossa GSsnss sns 2ss Phone
5 MILES or D. c. LINE, 10. ACRES ON
or part at 5000 per acre: also acreage
| near Suitland, large and small tracts ct
5000 per acre and up. MRS HAYS, Hill
BY owNER-260 ACRES ABOUT MILES
from city over main highway in Mary
land. near sanitary zone. $3.50 acre as
entirety; Consider trade clear apartment.
| PIsCATAwAY, MD. CLOSE 10 D. C.. ON
both State and co. road; u 1hI0 acres:
pAN rs sGGs %sBoTT % Gso clinfon e s. sen H'O '''h
200 ACRES UNIMPROvED LAND. 40 MIN
utes from washington. Box 437-T, Star.
61a ACRES. 2 SPRINGS AND STREAMS;
%si Sa 9gosfT Rssy aye C sys5 sPE1s
1 oo. ASrEo OEN OASisl R1hErN+ ~
able; small deposit. MA. 5sis from $50
am. TO 5 pm. weekdays. Ia
OLD 4-RooM HOUSE, ON / ACRE, ALSO
f from D. 4a e @ s@al a deposit. m NA. 5sis 55ss frO@
| $40 am. to . pm. weekdays. IA
2 ACRES. ELEC. AND PHONE; IS MILES
FLEE ts's ssszo J. W. iHacvfStkEk TiRSa DHon:
4-ACRE TRACT NEAR CLINTON. MD; 25
s15 s5Is down SIS mo; Other good snys IN
cnton mn ai!ss1 Turn ett At Clinton On
woodward I'd, l mile.
ON BRoOKvTLLE. RD., MONTGOMERY
County; overlooking Rock Greek 5ad Bark 10
425 .25 ACRES Res m MONT MONTGOMERY :. COUNTY UNI. 7,
and numerous springs. In our opinion ar
excellent buy at $50 an acre.
FRANKLIN REALTY CO. SH. 5430.
~ THE BRADLEY Hills SECTION NEAR Sl-.f
having frontage Of 1893 feet on the road
and running back over 1000 feet. The
Od Texas oT owne5 1Ds aSS f 5.s sell it bSyer Gy sat
that price will be lucky.
17is ( kogis 81 NV. u sHoEMAkER' ER' 1865.
FOR ACRE REsUBDIvIsIoN.
$50 ACRES OPPOSITE
GUNSTON HALL, VA.
1900 #. on hard-surfaced highway,
partly wooded, right of way to river: price,
$1,000; will trade for income property.
MR.. BENNETT, D1. 7140: ewes, NO. 2016,
NEARLY 300 ACRES, ONLY FEW
miles from new quartermaster
warehouse site. Ripe for imme-
diate development.
w. S. HOGE, JR.,
1915 Lee Highway, Arlington.
CHI. 0600.
IAPCr ACPEAGE TR ACT VERY
Evening star., 1941-09-14
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.

4h1ItI ftxN OOON VIZ.
141a ACRES-MODERN HOUSE
This modern house is located on a ridge
with lovely view. rms. 3 bedrms.. bath:
good water. heat, 2-car gar; about yrs
old. Corner property on hard surface road.
Ideal for home. truck garden. poultry. etc.
Bargain al S6,q50. See photos in offce
Evening star., 1941-09-14
CHEAP FARM FOR SALE

Lonely widower must sacrifice his home
for personal rea sons: 40 acres. arm. house,
ali for 81 900 on any reasonable terms.
Shown today. Bring deposit Also other
country places and homes in Alex. Some
clnsed lnn1 Prince st Alex nHl2
Evening star., 1941-09-14
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.

Z miles D. C. 40 acres lst floor. living
rm. library. dining room kitchen. bedroom
and bath; 2nd A.. bedrooms and baths:
tion: 2-story guest cottage, 4 rms. Ia
baths. oil heat. studio barn; stream.
Price. S65,OuO. Box lSl-A Star
Evening star., 1941-09-14
VERY ATTRACTIVE HoME-FARM-

A PLEASANT PLAcE-Good soil, veQ
kept, several small streams, springs, wooa
lot. good buildings. old spring house. oust-
features" of satisfying home-fsrm; PoteS
mae Hunt Club area 10 mi. TO D. G.: 50
&C. s-r farm house with electric lights
and bath. in attractive setting; reasonable
price From Normandy Farm drive l $40
miles toward Rockville to Tuckerman lane:
see my sign on right.
r 3. FARQUHAR. -.
Union Trust Bldg Exclusive. ME- s3ls.-s
Evening star., 1941-09-14
NEW HOMES CHEAP.

3. and rm houses with bath, acre
ground, nice subdivision, 8 mi Wash,
S4,15O: as low as Sl50 cash. bal. like
rent Buy today as is. Reap the profit.
Don't delay. Bring deposit today CRAW-
FORD'S, never closed. 1902 Prince st.
I AleY u6l3
Evening star., 1941-09-14
I05 ArPEG
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,

NUN IOMEh1 OAJONl 1
Less than . miles from Gaithersburg Elec-
tricity. phone. tenant house. meadow .
stream. springs. woods. GOOD road SID
per acre. Call MA. 9251 or Gathers
burg 965 IA
Evening star., 1941-09-14

NEW REAL ESTATE CATALOGUE.
Now ready for distribution II will si+e
you description and prices Of ~ Lancaster
Co selected farms sffd homes Write for
your copy today. McC7urer Bros. Quarry
VILE Pa
Evening star., 1941-09-14

PN. N.14-J--. M NOOhNILIL, T ans OIl.' VII
farm buildings: $50 acres cultivated and
in meadow balance in wood, some so5S
timber: fine streams ideal cattle farpf
must be sold to settle estate. FrfcE
$1,000 terms -
acres. 1-rm. house. strictly mode5H
IKE new; owner oelns transferred mug
We specialize in farms and suburhG1
property. Numerous listings.
Buell. M. Gardner-J. E. Kelly,
Evening star., 1941-09-14

3-story brick building, hne store with
double bay window and shelving: 8 fine,
large rooms and baths. 2 kitchens.
per month carries whole building. Price,
S13,95O H. H. CARTER, 613 18th st.
NV Ma. 4l7s.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

DUCKING SHORES AND HOMESTES
90 acres Potomac River $4,000
: acres. Breton Bay 5000
90 acres, Wicomlco River 5000
q acres. Port Tobacco PIver 1000
LEONARD SNIDER. LA PLATA. MD.
Evening star., 1941-09-14
STORES FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

STORE AND APTS. NV, $4,000.
Good for almost any business.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700.
14th ST. NV, SOUTH OF x ST. ONE
Of the older buildings, developed as store
feet to an alley. This is good retail
location with heavy pedestnrdiaan nda trshmS; ha.I
The present mortsage OF $4,000 pas peer
!" o'A' 0IGss 0ICuGs p. sHoEsdAKER.
171p K St. NV. Ma. 1855.
HOUSE AND NvNTMNT-2 sIoR1
rented apts., 1 for owner; new buflo1ng;
uptown, near growing community; pflcS
reduced on account Of illness; well
RoGERS REAL ESTATE
6o4 r st. NV. RA. s137
400 BLOCK OF q ST. NE.@sToRE AND
3-room, kitchen and bath apt. abovei
$1,000.
1925 You ST. NV. NO. 4907.
Evening star., 1941-09-14
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

ALEX, VA, BEVERLY HILLS, sO4 EN-
derby drive-Modern brick house furn. or
unfurn., bedrooms; owner transferred;
house and furniture 3 years old.
719 oath ST. So. ARLINGTON - SIX
rooms bath. gar, scr. porch. auto. heat
and hot water; shady lot 5Ox15O; mr.
stores. schools, bus, Army Navy Club.
Key next door. M. w. CHINN. owner,
CHI $3.50
Evening star., 1941-09-14

NE. BARGAIN, JUST OFF MD AVE; 20
units, A r, K. and b each: annual rental.
SO, 764: only 5000 required bal. N.
w. ". BAILEY. Ma $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

se ACRES, SUITABLE FOR SUMMER
CAMP or hog farm; stream. oaks: near
AaYshaN Hall. Nd; S675. Gfbons. 1919
Good Hone I'd Sc
Evening star., 1941-09-14
BUSINESS AND RESIDENT LOCATION.
Corner brick 9 rooms. See OWNER, 504

SPACIOUS 7-RoOM HOUSE WITH 1856 FIT
frontage on Lee Highway, ideal for re-
sidence, tourists or business. Plenty park
ing space $3.50 CHI 0123.
A 4-APT. BLDG. IN BETHESDA. ATTRAC-
tive brick bldg; in conv. location.
Bradley 0121
Evening star., 1941-09-14

Realtors.
925 New York Ave NV MA. a1q7
Evening star., 1941-09-14
CONTINUED.

10 acres. 7-room house. no improve
ments: large bank barn. double corn crieJ
barrack: bluegrass meadow. two streams
some woodland; immediate possessiofs
Evening star., 1941-09-14
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

at transfer station, fronting on streets
only . years old. now rented for $685. per
month: all leases call for substantial in
creaseS during 1892 perfect investment
worthy of inspection. Call MR.. FRY. Wis
Evening star., 1941-09-14
DAIRY FARM,

255 acres close to Washington, on the
Highway. Two S-room semi-modern homes,
fine modern 52-cow dairy barn, ? large ALI
tile silos. barns and other outbuildingf,
never failing water system, rich; productive
soil Price, $500 per acre: Will accent
clear residence property in Washington Or
Baltimore; or a smaller farm as part pay:
ment, balance easy SILVER SPRINq
Silver Snrina. Nd SH 1852. Y
Evening star., 1941-09-14
CHESAPEAKE Ray.

223 acres, being practically the last ex-
tensive unspoiled beach shore available in
centrally located Anne Arundel Co, -
development. investment and farming OPP
portunity: 26 miles from WASHINGTON. SO
TO Baltimore. Will divide. For further
information. see a
THEODORE r MENK.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

0MVER SPRING AND TAKQMA PARK
properties wanted at once. Hst With ne
Tor immAdiste sale o. lea<ea.
H. BROOKS PERRING, 81. 1855.
Evening star., 1941-09-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

This Office is in dire need Of all types
OF houses from $4,000 to $4,000. We
have clients who are ready and able to buy
right now. Please call this office and list
your property with u.s.
F. R. SPEAR, INC,
1922 Georgia Ave SH S1O0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
FAMILIES DIFFERENT

In a way II was queer that III
and Mike had become such friends
Their families were so different
Dicks own people budgeted theil
habits and their ample income
with the same orderliness as Their
parents and grandparents before
them. It never occurred to then
TO be different They always made
engagements at least week
ahead.
They never changed their minds
at the last moment the way Mike
and his family did. At correct in.
tervals they dined and were dined
by the best families,
Mikes folks were always giving
wild picnics and impromptu sup
pers-and they were never quite
certain just how many they had
invited or who was coming.
In Dicks home you always knew
what was going to happen weeks
and months and years ahead
That was why palling around
with Mike was such fun. Dick
always liked planes, but it was
Mike who lured him into crawling
over fences and hanging around
day after day at the aviation field
TALKED INTO RIDES
It was Mike who talked the
pilots into giving them rides. Al
first Dick had held out for getting
permission from their parents.
Heck, you know your folks
won't give it," Mike pointed out.
'Why hunt them up and spike
our ride?"
But what'll they say"
They can't say you might be
killed IL you go up-when you've
been up and are still alive"
II was like having your father
give you latch key, the way
Mike made the most outrageou,
exploits seem reasonable. So the
two boys had gone on many Z
forbidden fight.
When Dicks parents thought hi
was making models in Mikes dis
orderly workshop, the boys were
holding tools and running errandl
for the mechanics on the aviation
field.
They had picked up fascinating
information about thermal cur
rents and BUBBLES and thrilling
details about airplane engines.
Mike was gone now--and thu
thrills he and Mike had enjoyed
together made Dicks throat choke
Those first flights alone had beer
worth the row his parents haC
raised afterwards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
No rope ladders Buck Either that horse by yourself
or back to the infantry you co."

models out Of doors would be
good for him.
Dick had never gone to Mikes
at all. Mike had decided it would
be much more fun to hitch-hike
up to the glider meet. 1t was
Mikes persuasive tongue that got
them both thrilling ride in a
glider.
Mike might have died a cow
ard. but then it was Dick who'd
been frightened-not of the glider
flight. but of what his parents
weHid say afterwards But some
how a guy owed more to pa
than he did to his parents-sc
Dick had gone.
Dick, at 16. had felt guilty
about the years allowance his
parents had given him in lump
to teach him the value of money
1t had been enough to buy mate
rial for a glider the two boys
could build-and Mike had taker
lit for granted as a heaven-sent
gift.
How'll I buy clothes for the
rest of the year," Dick had OBJ
iected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Hearing Set on Move
To Quash Draft Suit

Hearing on a motion to dismiss
a suit filed by Mako Parlotz. "a,
Of 1850 San Juan avenue, to pre-
vent local Draft Board No. AZ
from placing him in the army will
be held Saturday before Federal
Judge Ernest A -O'Brien. Parlotz
claims TO be a minister Of the
Gospel.
Parlotz' attempt to obtain a re-
straining order brought the dis
missal motion today from United
States District Atty John c. Lehr
on the grounds Parlotz has not
exhausted the possibilities of defer
ment under the Selective Service
Act
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Lear Orders Troops
To Salute at All Times
Times stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, Nov. 49,
Lieut.. Gen. Ben Lear Second
Army commander, has decreed
that "saluting will be practiced by
members of the Second Army ire
spective of duty status or place Of
meeting"
Abandoning the modern practice
of saluting only when on duty or
on the military reservation, all
local soldiers must salute superiors
in the future when they are off
duty and not in camp post, or sta
ton as well as when they are on
duty and on the reservation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

turned and let Jerry creep up or
his tail. knowing he couldn't fire
backwards-just TO draw him of
and give Dick chance.
It would be easier for Elsa tc
think Mike died a hero instead OF
the way he did. BY the time he
got h m e again. he'd have re.
hearsed the lie enough to tell il
as convincingly as if he had Mike S
persuasive tongue.
Feeling fat and forsaken, Dick
stumbled out of his plane at last
and got the worse shock Mike haC
ever given him. For a moment he
thought he must have died with.
out knowing it. like the hero of sc
many silly aviation stories. But
Mikes hand was firm and alive or
his shoulder-and Mike was telling
him joke.
He simply couldn't grasp the
humor until Mike pulled him over
to his crate and let him peer in fol-
himself. Dick almost blubbered
with relief and happiness. 1t was
just like Mike-just like him to
play dumb and let Jerry creep UP
on his tail on purpose. 1t was just
like Mike, the crazy fool, to have
his guns turned to shoot back
wards!
THE END.
Tomorrow's short story: "Dolo-
res OMalley's Grandfather" by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
PARENTS SILENT

His eyes grew moist as he re-
membered how Mike had made {
Joke of Dicks doing without pant.
and shirts and underclothes. Dick
had grown fast that year, too
completely out of his last years
suits.
Mother and Dad had kept de-
terminedly silent. They had
gasped, but they didn't ask
questions when he appeared at
the Trumballs' party in an ill-fit-
ting suit borrowed from Mike.
Mother did make inquiries about
his lack of underwear and gently
suggested Dick might be carrying
his desire to save too far 1t took
all of Mikes laughter to keep the
Joke from being unbearably
painful.
Yet somehow he'd managed to
laugh with Mike and live through
it--and their glider was built at
last. When his parents found out,
there'd been a session Yet after
ward they'd boosted about his
enterprise.
1t was Mixes ugly. happy grin
and fast talking that persuaded his
father that a glider simply couldn't
crash. Then dad sent him TO avia-
ton school so he'd learn enough
to fiy safely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
TOO LATE FOR RESCUE

But then il was too late TO fol-
low Mike and rescue the dumb
coward for Elsa's sake. And
even then. remembering that last,
stricken look in Elsa's face, he
tried.
Seven fighters were after the
fleeing Mike. closing in, closer and
closer on his tail In last des-
perate effort, Dick pulled the
throttle 10 overtake them and
cover Mikes retreat somehow
Too late. Guns boomed-followed
by an explosion.
Dick shut his eyes. Coward
though Mike was. Dick couldn' I
stand seeing him getting his, the
fool, crazy cuss. Sharply. danger
ously he turned his plane toward
the home port, unwilling 10 see
Mike crashing, a coward.
II was a long. limping flight
back to the landing field. painful
with memories of Mike. He lived
over again all the scrapes they'd
blundered into, invariably some
bright idea of Mikes.
They had been pals ever since
they were IS. He kept seeing
Mikes bright carrot hair and
toothy. genial grin, hearing Mikes
cracking. young voice promoting
g0Y1ao neR scheme
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Sculpture Chosen
To Represent State

A sculpture in rosewood entitled
"Transcendence," done by Gustave
Hildebrsnd of Petoskey, has been
chosen TO represent Michigan in a
collection of contemporary sculp-
ture from every state, Canada and
Latin America which will be shown
in Washington,D. c.
The winning sculpture will be
on display for the duration of the
Michigan Arts Exhibition, which
closes December Ia at the Detroit
Institute Of Arts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

pie, proceeds of which will go for
the relief of Polish Jews overseas.
The program, sponsored by the
Federation of Polish Jews in De-
troit, will include operate arias,
traditional liturgical music, Yid-
dish Hebrew folk songs and other
Oysher specialties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

fare people have invented a new
smoke for covering infantry move
ments. It's sent up from smoke
pots and hangs close to the
ground. screening all movements
from enemy eyes. 1t clears in a
few minutes. 1t is non-poisonous
and non-suffocating, but the
chemical men have given IL a
name that might frighten people
who didn't know its friendly ma
ture. It's called mexachlorothane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
U.S.Ready
TOParade
Its Might
BY W. w. CHAPLIN

Blitz or botch: The national de-
Tense hierarchy lays its cards or
the table today in showdown
demonstration to let the world
Judge on the basis of concrete evi
dence whether United States pre-
paration TO match the Axis II
armored force has resulted to date
in a blitz army or a hodge-podge
botch.
The final phase of the first army
maneuvers in the Carolinas, be.
ginning today and lasting through
the rest of the month. will furnish
the first complete and public show
.of Americas armore force
strength under conditions Of simu-
lated warfare approximating &C.
tual combat tactics.
That defense leaders are con.
fident the results will Justify all
the effort and money expended in
building up the blitz branch of the
United States Army is indicated
by the fact that foreign countries
from both hemlspheres have been
invited TO send military attaches
10 take look.
From what I have seen of for
elgn tanks as a war correspondent
/ believe the American light and
medium tanks equal or superior 10
comparable European models in
Idividually How they stack up in
mass action will be described in
this notebook as 1 watch the ma
Ineuvers from the field of battle"
and weigh the ir manipulation
against the handling OF such
monsters / have seen in Europe
and Africa when both sides were
playing for keeps
Unlimited supply: There's a big
defense shortage in magnesium
vital in making airplanes, incendi.
airy bombs. signal flares and tracer
bullets. but there's plenty of the
raw material available.
Dow Chemical Company. the
only plant that stayed in the mag.
Inesium business. for which there
we're few customers. after the frs
World War, has devised a system
for getting magnesium out of sea
water. II takes a lot of machinery
though, and BOWS estimated max
. lmum 1912 capacity is only 125.
100000 poun s against OPM'!
! estimated defense demand of 400
, 100000 pounds.
Other companies are coming
back into the picture though. az
, they did in the last war. and pro
|, ductlon should lump fast--Mean
J time. magnesium has been made
) 100 per cent defense metal.
i Smokescreen: The chemical war