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PUBLIC AUCTION

IS residential sites, Score
parcel, 5 business lots, located be-
tween Lee hiohwoy and Lee blvd,
between Falls Church and Foirfox,
Va, Saturday, April 26, I 30 pm.
Terms-14 Gosh, lance Il
months. Homesites 60x200 each;
business lots foce Lee hiohwoy.
acreage has winding stream. LOUIS
c. CARL, trustee; N. c. HINES &
SON, ouetioneers. Telephone cH.
z44o.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPLOYED LADY desires cool single
room, with or without board. in refined
private family. NV. section; not over 400
taxi zone; with board, $40. Box 325-z,
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$10,250.00.
UNUSUAL VALUE.
NET1crr pr cnTn NOW

This is an unusually nice brick detached
home. located in Chevy Chase. d. C., close
to stores, schools and transportation. y
contains six lovely rooms, one and han
tile hathc. FIrst-ioor lavatory built-in
garage oil air-conditioned heat, in new
house condition. Inspection by appoint
ment only. Call ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
ME- 1143 till 0 D m
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Bargain; - cash - monthly buys three
acres excellent boating bathing. hshlnE
way. New York
COLONIAL BRICK, CENTER HALL, BATH,
elect rlclty; valuable boXwOOd garden. Ecr-
derful MOUNTAIN views. fine old trees, ~
si6.Goo. sijf5, a sUMMERs Nh Me- Sf46
BEAUTIFUL PANORAMIC VIEW OF DIP
ficult Run Valley, not far from Madeira
School: ~ acres. 10 wooded. 30 IN mead
nw, balance under CIVILIZATIONS; 6-room
frame house, cleo. heat. bath. full con-
pacity; horse stable. broOder houses, ga
rage, other outbuldingS House in oak
grove. hill bordering Dificult Run. Ever
lasting water supply for all buildings, from
ToEi'3 ifom White uSen House 0 chestnut a117 IN.
or ewes, National 9257 weekdays
4 ACRES, BRICK BUNGALOW CELLAR;
about II miles d. c. streams chlckens,
$3.50. Owner Will exchange. Box 32a-z'
1877 ACRES, oUTBLDGs. 2 STREAMS.
woods, > tobacco barns. stock, machinery:
baceo, wheat and rye worth about $500;
Farm includes all. Sl3.500; clear. mleht
exchange Box 333-z Star IS.
81 ACRES. AN ATTRACTIVE SMALL
desirable sti OE section ,R - Of Moneomery County,
6-room stueco house and outbuildIngs;
S6.500 ARMY NAVY REALTY me-
Ma. 3717
200 ACRES TENANT HOUSE, , BARNS.
stable corn house. cowshed; on State
road 10 miles from D. c. Elec. avan.
Some virgin timber. Price. $4,000.
16 acres. on PatuXent River, beautiful
view: 6-rm dwelling. tenant house 3
barns, corn house. stable in barn, wash
house, etc. Use own lighting plant.
| Other elec. available. IS miles from
D c. $1,000.
6O-acre farm, small BUNGALOW suit
able for tenant; barns; about 800 yds
off Central ave, nr. Patuxent River. Make
offer
HENRY L. MORRIS. Upper Marlboro, Nd.
Phone Marlboro 81
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CATTLE e. LIVESTOCK.
DOGS PETS. ETC.

PEKINGESE, ideal companions, pedigreed,
beauties, wonderful dispositions: pups and
grown variety Of colors. 1919 Vermont
ave. NV. NE. 12O4
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$3.50
A COUNTRY PLACE IN THE
STTRIJRRS

Where there is plenty of space for the chill
dren to romp and play---trees to climb
and all the allurements which the country
holds for happy childhood. BUT ONLY
ONE BLOCK FROM THE BUS IN CHEVY
CHASE, MD. Grounds front 162 #. by a
depth of 255 #. on improved street; House
BEDROOM AND BATH. SUITABLE FOR
DEN OR LIBRARY. Oil burner. out-of-
town owner offers property. as Is for
S12,5O0 Side lot available for building.
Call EDWARD H JONES & CO. INC. for
appointment to inspect. Woodley 1900.
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APARTMENTS Fur. OR uNEuR.

ArANImGNtS FCN' SN ONFoh'
oil ST. S.E-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath; convenient location; no children.
OWNER, North 6176. 2S'
All 9TH ST. ROOMS, KITCHEN. PRI-
vate bath; convenient location; no children.
Open. OWNER. North GIG. 2s'
$40 MORTON PL NE-SECOND-FLOOR
apt, rooms. kitchen, bath, Frigdaire,
garage; no children. open. North 6l76.
So ST. N.E-3-RM. APT, NICELY
furn., Frigid., light. gas Included; $50. 26'
MOVING, PACKING G STORAGE.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING,
insured carriers. Reas. rates. JAS. OTTEY,
1926 nth st. NV. CO. 1923.
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OIlO OIE VELhIND fHtkE
BEST OFFER WILL BE ACCEPTED.
rms, baths; SUPER CONSTRUCTIONS,
large lot, BIG TREES, SWIMMING POOL;
fmmed. possession. CH. 1900 or WO. 0910.
S12.950-16th ST HEIGHTS.
A beautiful custom-built detached home,
three bedrooms. baths, finished attic,
breakfast room, first-f1oor lavatory, large
screened porch. automatic heat. built-in
garage. beautiful handicapped lot: convenient
to schools stores and transport ton. Call
MR.. DREISEN, Ii 9042
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C.

,50O-Detached brick rooms. tiled
| bath large corner lot on year old
| bargain at this price. REALTY ASSO-
cIATEs. Ma 1888 until IN.
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S85.0O.
HOUSES EURh. OR UkEURk.

1341 RITTENHoUsE ST. NW.-PRACTI-
cally new 9 rms. . complete baths; built
in garage: finished recreation room; every
modern convenience; rent furnished or un-
furnished
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MASS AVE SECTION.

$3.50. Lovely detached brick home in
Westgate. Cape Cod style; Is rooms, .
baths. bedroom and bath first floor, :,
bedrooms and bath up; garage. automatic
heat screened porch. large lot with picket
fence, beautifully planted. Truly bar
gain Don't wait. VIM. BOSWELL, NE.
3O33 Ewes WI 44iO
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BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS. R I REDS. So 90 per
100 Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feed
Store. 619 K St NV. Metropolitan O0S9.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

AUTO REPAIR sHAP-AMPLE SPACE.
Long established location. Good oppor"
tunity HO 1888. RE. 2020.
BRICK OFFICE - MODERN. 2-STORY
building on rear, ample storage space.
reasonable; 5-year lease; NV. section.
Box 360-Y, Star. -
REAR 612 H ST. NW-CAN BE USED
as garage, shop or storage, ami Ii.
1891. HALL & BRO.
TAKOMA PARK-sTCRE 15x4O. ON BUSY
street good display window. $50.
ROBERT f. LOHR,
3ll CEDAR ST, TAKOMA PARK, D. C.
GE. OSSl.
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9O2 IRVING ST. NE.

Choice location, semi-detsched brick. 2
rooms. bath, basement. hot-water oil heat.
. porches, laundry trays. range and many
other extras; all for only $1,000. Better
hurry to look this one over Open today.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
q25 NJ Y Ave. NV. Realtors Ma. q1a7
50O1 East Capitol Street. Lincoln 3540.
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4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, S14,750

Detached brick within short walking dis
tance of Woodrow Wilson High, Deal Junior.
grammar, st. AIMS Catholic Church and
Darochial school AH-brick and in immac-
ulate new-house condition; finest kitchen
equiDment-everything as modern as to-
morrow. There is a fine big room on the
completely finished. heated and insulated
third fioor-So here's A 5-bedroom house
al the low price of Sl4.750. BOSS 6y
PHELPS. MA $500. Evenings, Mr.. Shack
elfnrd Glipo 6HuS
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OPEN TONIGHT 6 TO 9 PM.
AEOH Atl Ct Al W

See this attractive brick. = lovely rooms
tile bath, pOrches, etc. Beautifully recOnd.;
cony. to everything; priced unusually low,
only $3.50 on terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. 5400
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AT CONN. AVE.
OPPOSITE ST. MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL
LIVE WITH US AND BE HAPPY"
GOOD OD-MUSIC-VARIED MENU.
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New 4-FamilY Apartment.

NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL.
Ready May J; corner: laTge rooms. modern
euulp.. separate gas heat, tenants pay bills.
rent schedule over S2,2u0 yearly. trust
runs till paid, with low monthly payments.
earns GOOD return on equity lnvestme Of
$3.50: priced under market Call Mr..
DREW. RE. lISl. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
INVESTMENT BLDG
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FARM G GARDEN.

WELI-ROTTED COW MANURE, quality
and quantity guaranteed Phone Wiscon-
sin 41a5
AZALEAS in pot, in bloom or dormant; 25
cents up at Ley's Nurseries, Camp Springs,
Md Route No. 3
TOP SOIL for sale Washington lowell
zoos S. 9th St.. Arlington, Va. IA.
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ARLINGTON VA

AIbL11Nd Yin, VA.
Nearly new 5-room bungalow. modern
improvements nice shaded lot, good loca-
tion; large unfinished attic planned for
3 additional rooms and bath. Price, ST.
$50: terms.
To settle an estate, make us offer to
buy; 5-room bungalow with large attic,
bath, INV h, large lot extra building site.
all kinds flowers and shrubs; walking dis
tance Clarendon shopping center
JUDSON REAMY,
1122 N. Irving St. Arl. Va. CHI 022O
OPEN TODAY, Is.
906 MANSION DRIVE, SIL. SP.
1906 GRACE CHURCH RD., SIL. SP.
IA aeresi rms, best offer buys; bar
gain.
MELLEN. MA. 3344.
ARLINGTON-BRICK BUNGA-
LOW, 5 RMS. BUILT 5 YEARS;
OIL HOT-WATER HEAT, TILE
BATH; NICE CORNER LOT,
WOODED; $5,800, TERMS.
PHONE MR.. DONAHUE, CHEST
NUT 2440. N. c. HINES e. SONS.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.


of Arlington County Can OLD DOMINION
REALTY CO, Chestnut 6343.
ARL. VA HIGHEST ELEVATION; EX-
st; new broom, 2-story brick unusual
Schools I9 Ite 16c bus fare; 's6.o5o F Fl a
saHday STm GRsa and see es this M home D r. Rf BRoY S
HILL, CHI. 5000: ewes. and Sun, CH. 55l7.
Out Lee highway 10 Old Dominion DIR.
rlght 10 24th st. nRht 70 nome
LARGE GROOM HALL BATH HOME
h:-w.h.. 14-ft rooms. oak floors. 40 It.
OF porcheg. double garage. corner estate.
s0x2O0: slade fruit: S4.750; $3.50 cash.
GEO. c. WALKER, WA. 1899. Close sun.
UNMOD. HOUSE. I ACRE; ONLY S11OO;
rms. elec. avail: can be mace attrac. az
small small c9St; smaA isSl essn ana ,G Sis mo- rare
NICE 2-BEDROOM. 2-STORY. COTTAGE
type brick residence, ! acre land. in woods.
lust of Old Dominion dr.. stream; Quick
sale. $500 down, $50 mo. Call Falls
PRETTY AND WELL-CONSTRUCTED COT
tage, 4 bedrooms. bath. liY. room, dinette,
kit, porches. = acre land sacrifice, 81 $50;
500 800 down; SO mo; ] miles TeSt Of Alex Alex,
Church 2267.
sIL. sPRG-IBLAIR RD. AT DISTRICT
Fa hsde and 9FfE Shrubs g5soS Sah sH ssa
MT; RAINIER, MD.--BUNG., 4112 Both ST.
side drive: $3.50 sH 6565 - ''''
NR BELTsVnLE MD.-BUNG., 3 RMS.
cleo, gar. side drive; a. wooded
stream mr.: SL700. H. F. BIEBER, SH
6565.
SACRIFICE TO SETTLE ESTATE
IL sycamore ave, Iakoma PIX. Md
Detached. s r., . b.; End a. arranged for
apt; > cleo. refgs.. h-w. heat. oil burner
cont. W, oak frs; extra room basement,
garage; lot, 5nKl 80: nice lawn. porch;
must be sold. Reduced $500 TO $4,000;
less for cash, Rented S65. A good safe
investment. VOLNEY EATON. admr., WI
1887.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
30 residential sites. 5-acre parcel, 3
business lots, located between Lee highway
and Lee blvd, between Falls Church and
Fairfax Va. Saturday April % 1870 pm.
Terms-i4 cash. balance ~ months Home
sites 60X200 each; business lots face Lee
highway: acreage has winding stream.
LOUIS c. CARL, trustee; N. C. HINES &
SON. auctioneers. Telephone CHI. 244O.
MILES D. Go ACRES. MODERN
house rms, bath. h.-wh., inclOsed
porches garage, chicken houses, stables,
large frontage on road: good income re-
ceived from > smaller houses on property.
FRANK NJ. SULLIVAN.
District 3433. Woodley 4153. "a
6-BEDRoOM HOUSE NEWLY RECoNDI-
toned; near schools, stores and transporta-
ton, in Arlington County. Price, only
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
3Sl5 Lee Hwy Oh O600
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MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

LEE HIGHWAY vA.-UNFUR. APT. 9
bedrooms, l., d.. K. bath, 3 exposures;
occupancy May list: no children. CH. 5Sl6.
EXCEPTIONALLY LOW RENTAL NEWLY
conditioned. lge., rm., End A.; heat and
hot water. Spacious shaded grounds; on
bus and car lines: S47 so; ref. $40 Cleve-
land ave. Riverdale, | blk. of Bait. blvd.
537 NO. PIEDMONT ST. ARL, VA
Living room, . bedrooms. private bath,
furn., use of kitchen, $50 mo.
SUBLEASE. RLINGTON-GENTILES NO
children; new residence: studio liy room,
fireplace. bedroom, kitchen, breakfast nook.
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IF YOU WANT
S9,850-MaSS. Ave. Extended.
LET Floor Redrm and Rath

ISI-r 1UUI DCuI III. anu bdOII'
Just over the District line in a COM
munity of lovely new detached homes;
this particular offering represents an out
standing value and it is especially appeal
ing in its design and plan; rms, >
baths, 3 sleeping rms, screened living
porch; numerous added conveniences and
every up-to-date feature; AUTOMATIC
HEAT large HANDICAPPED lot; the rear
portion having white picket fence
realtors, DI. $3.50. ewes. call Mr.. Key
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SURPRISING VALUE.

Near Wisconsin ave car and D. G.
line. Extra large z rooms, PA baths,
brick Colonial. den and laVatory first
floor center hall. large side porch,
built-in motor room; S3-ft. corner lot
with beautiful trees: SI395O. We know
this to be an excellent value Call
EDMUND J. FLYNN. RE. 12IS.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING INDUSTRIAL AND
COMMERCIAL LAND, suitable gas sJs-
tion, storage, warehouses. shopping CEN
ter or apt. houses. Adjoins new, large
apt house development.
ROBERT E. LOHR,
81 Cedar ST.. Tax. PIX. GE. Ossl.
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BETHESDA. MD.-S4, $50.

Is ROOMS, 4 BATH ROOMS.
SOFT. LOT, LOVELY GARDEN.
1910 wyoming Ave. NV.
Any one looking for a high-grads guest
house location, should investigate. Prop
erty in splendid condition throughout and
most of the fne furniture in this lovely
home goes in at the price of $4,000 for
quick sale. May be seen by appointment
only.
KELLEY. STEELE a. BRANNER,
DI 774O Evenings Emerson 63l5.
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BOULEVARD APIS.

s. Wash and Green SITS, Alex. Va.
S53 30-Unfurn apt, large living room
dinette. kitchen, bath bedroom Storag
space. New bldg. Res. Mgr, TIE. 424t
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
CLEAR THE ISSUE

Much backing and filling seems
10 monopolize time in Washing
ton when II comes to holding the
boys-in camps beyond the specified
time, one year. No one wants TO
be the man OF the hour when this
particular issue is 10 be brought
to a focus And Why Is IL be.
cause anyone fears that there are
not enough loyal Americans to de-
fend their own country Ger
tainly not Il could easily be
that practically everyone in Wash
ington and elsewhere is aware OF
a no-mans-land OF sham and indi-
rection lying between the loud
shouts Of psrlor patriots and the
yerities OF the situation.
Mr.. Arthur Krock. quotes the
following from letters presenting
the draftee's side OF the case
Why don't you tell US the de-
tails OF this national peril?" Why
should we have 10 stay beyond the
year prescribed in the Act when
labor gets nearly everything II
NdIir ny Hulhfe anu NlOitUCe anu
eecapes the risks Of Army serv-
ice7' III the country IL in such
danger. why isn't labor curbed.
why is a defense mechanic given
10 much more than a selectee; why
is the defense program allowed TO
&C on wastefully and without a
headl" Are we soldiers the only
ones who are asked 10 make the
sacrifices?"
These aren't the exact words
but they give the idea in many OF
the letters.
Congress shares with the Admin
istration blame for some OF these
conditions. But that doesn't make
Congress any more eager to carry
out It's responsibilities under the
Burke Wadsworth Act.
Would II be too hopeless 10 ex.
pect action on some OF the obvious
ly ineouitable angles Of the sltua.
tion 20 that the legislative prob
lem involved might be presented
az q clean cut proposition
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
Investors Wonder if They
Ought to Hedge on Peace

sure TO learn something good from
the conflict and it will be better
world In which to live. Hence. I'm.
vesting-as-usual" may be the best
policy. This means diversity broad
ly and avoid getting "hipped" on
any one industry. Divide up your
funds among all the leading "a In.
dustries, but select ssfe stocks.
This means we should buy into
companies which cannot be busted
that is, without debt or embar.
RAISING preferred, (unless you buy
the bonds or preferred). II means
TO seek industries with small labor
costs and industries which are
coming" rather than going" Sc
lect securities selling below their
actual value and buy into companies
operated by men OF character. This
last is OF great Importance.
No Reason For Pesslmlsm
1t should be realized that Amer.
lean industries are In far better
condition today than during World
War l. They are largely out OF debt
and they are trying to play safe
on war business. Most important OF
all. there is almost no speculation
going on either in the war stocks
or the peace stocks. All the specu-
lating today is by the Federal Gov.
eminent which has issued securities
to fabulous amounts!
But perhaps the sum-total OF
government and private debt does
not now much exceed the total OF
1923. At any rate, our Government
by our own people. When looking
at only the federal debt, am tenn
porarily pessimistic; but when
viewing the nations debt as
whole, | am optimistic whether
peace or war is ahead.
Possibilities Of New Industries
In discussing this subject, | have
been conservative and assumed that
the peace industries ahead will be
only the same group with which
we are now acquainted. Some new
industry may. however. come along
to absorb the costs OF the war and
give full employment to those now
working on war orders. Think OF
the growth ahead In chemistry,
synthetics, plastics, television,
rayon, anti-knock gasoline, safety
glass, and cheap cooling systems,
not to mention new foods and medi.
cines. Perhaps a new cheap auto
will be developed.
The possibilities OF cyclotrons
give the greatest enthusiasm to us
optimists. These great electrical
machines are breaking down atoms
and changing one mineral into an
other. They are also preparing the
way for heating our homes all win.
ter from a teaspoonful OF uranium
and getting enough power from q
cupful to run our factories for a
year. This could greatly increase
employment by lowering the cost
of goods and raising the standard
Of living. AL America needs Is to
be sure the preachers keep pace
with our scientists and that We
develop character so as to use prop.
erly our material blessings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
THE eERMAN.JAP LINE

Virtual cessation OF all trade be-
tween Japan and the United States
will be one OF the immediate effects
OF the Roosevelt proclamation
freezing" japanese assets in this
country
Japans prtr l.pal export TO the
United States is silk. II amounts
TO about Sl00O0O.000 annually
while this country's exports TO ia
pan consist chiefly of oil, cotton
aud steel products.
Stoppage OF the imports OF silk
may result in the permanent loss
OF this country's silk business 10
Japan. but temporary cessation OF
the silk imports will be met by in
creased production OF artificial silk
and eventually artificial silk may
take the place OF real silk. Some
such substitutes are already in
use. being considered superior
TO silk in the manufacture Of para
chutes. for example. as we'll as gen
G. ! uses.
The hosiery industry consumes
between SIS and 80 per cent OF the
imported silk and present stocks
are considered sufficient TO last TWO
or three months.
Tsutomu Nishiuama, Japanese
financial commissioner in New
York. expresses the opinion that
trade between the two nations
will come TO standstill as re-
suit Of the presidential action. He
may be nearly correct. At least 1t
will be greatly reduced.
Perhaps it should have been re-
duced earlier. We have been on
q sort Of blackmaiing basis with
Japan. shipping oil and scrap IRON
as kind OF pacifying measure to
ease the need of conquest for such
supplies. Now that that game is at
an end We are about 10 try the
economic strangulation method
and await results. -
Germany solved a similar prob
lem by turning on Russia in an at
tempt 10 seize by force the supplies
that were not forthcoming in suf-
ficient quantities. Japan talks OF
a similar move. The German drive
is progressing with less. speed than
was planned. Japan may want TO
wait for more definite results be-
fore inviting war with the United
States
Should the tide suddenly turn N
Germany's favor, Japan would be
encouraged to strike out on cam
paign 10 unite Germanized Europe
with the Orient under one banner
OF trade and united military su-
pervision Hitler may have had
such a vision OF world domination.
He might even come close to sue
ceeding. but such union would be
OF short duration.
The day will probably come when
world government is established,
but II such government 10 to en-.
durs It must be based upon interna-
tionsl understanding and mutual
advantages II can never succeed
on the basis Of enforced dictator.
ship.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01

Babson Park. Mass, Aug. / In
vestors OF the United States and Of
Canada are beginning to wonder
whether they should begin 10 hedge
by buying peace" stocks. Obvious
ly, the answer largely depends upon
the duration OF the war and the
kind OF peace" which comes. II 1t
is an armed peace, then the present
war industries will continue pros.
porous for some time; but il it is
real peace, then look out for ter
rifle industrial changes!
War Industries
Probably the first TO be hit would
be the aircraft manufacturers. The
largest steel companies, such as U.
S. Steel and Bethlehem, and large
textile manufacturers, such as
American Wooden and Pacific Mills.
may also suffer Manufacturers OF
munitions, and especially the big
machine-tool people and the anthra-
cite coal producers, expect to get a
bump AS to what will happen to
retail trade is very debatable. Prior
tiles and price fixing will not pre-
vent a shortage of such goods; but
may not such a shortage make peo-
pie then scramble to buy them or
something else?
Personally, am very bearish on
almost all railroads following the
war, especially after the recon-
struction period. This must apply to
such companies as are now pros.
pering from war orders. II the rails
are to suffer, then one should ex.
pect declines in the rail-equipment
industry companies such as Pull
man. Baldwin. and American Car
and Foundry. The same may apply
to shipbuilding. Reading the news
papers, one would think that so per
cent OF United States industrial en-.
ergy is given to war work. Yet, sta.
tistics show that only about 10 per
cent is so engaged. What the Cana
dian figure is, | do not know.
Peace Industries
On the other hand, IT seems as If
it would keep all the window-glass
manufacturers of the world busy for
years to re-glass Europe and Great
Britain! The movies should also
do a great business after the war
The air transportation lines should
do better than ever, while the
chemicals, such as du Pont, East
man, Union Carbide, Monsanto
American Cyanamld. etc. should
do well. Some bankers are also
recommending the electrical-equip-
ment and food industries as good
peace stocks; but | am not too sure
AS to what will happen to the
automobile industry-this Is any.
ones guess. After the war, the in.
dustry will lose war business and
increase pleasure-car sales; but Ia
Dor and other factors may inter-
fere. There Is also much disagree.
ment as to how peace will affect
our export business in the long run.
1t may hurt 1t. There, however, Is
sure to be a great boom in exports
during the reconstruction period.
Our government Is now storing
food TO offer starving Europe at
the psychological moment when
such an offer will help in forcing
Hitler to quit.
Why Gamble
But why try to decide how long
World War II is to last or what will
be the peace terms? We know that
God still rules this old earth and
that the Hitler group will be put
out OF business. All nations are
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-01
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THE WAR Morning 700 NBC-
Red-Blue CHS. 500 CHS, s:55
NBC-Blue. 900 NBC-Red MBS,
1000 MBS CHS. 1900 MBS. Az.
ternoon: 2:55 CHS, 800 NBC-Red
500 CHS, 5:25 NBC-Red- Blue,
$3.50 CHS. 5:45 NBC-Blue CHS.
NBC-Red-10 a. m.-Lincoln High
way. Una Merkel;
2:50-Golden Melodies;
4;00-The World Is Yours
CBS-10:05 a. m.-Life OF Riley;
loo Buffalo Presents;
11:30-Of Men and Books:
NBC-Blue-11 a. m.-Tri-state Barn
Dance:
4:15-Saratoga Racing (Also
MBS);
550-Martin Agrensky broadcast
from Ankara. Turkey.