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MUST BE SOLD! AT ONCEl
REDUCED TO GIvE-AwAY PRICE!

have one of the finest homes in the
town Of Falls Church, Va. 1t has four
room studio apt on the third floor Now
rented to, refined couple. Second floor
has four large bedrooms and bath. First
floor has large living room with marble
fireplace, dining room and bedroom. all
electric kitchen, spacious porches and
lovely. spacious recreation room in base
ment, also with fireplace There are ia
shrubs. This property is being sold by
force of necessity at the ridiculous price
Of only S10,500 for immediate sale The
house could not be built today for $1,000.
The land is worth 5 cents per 50. #.
The residence is good enough for a king
1t can paw the owner well as a guest house
or development
I am i'll and must go away to rest or
this place would never be sold. am a
real estate man and say to, YOU this
is an opportunity that the public seldom
gets. I have actually put $1,000 IN this
place as it nov stands. built the
recreation room for my children TO enjoy
al cost Of $500 alone
Location: Second house on Parker ave
Phone Falls Church 3261
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16 APIS.
NV. SECTION.

NV. SECTION.
$4,000.
In choice neighborhood; excellent
transportation and within walking dis
tance Of stores and theater.
Land not available in this locality
would cost at least $4,000: building
would cost. $4,000 to duplicate; only
3 years old and in new-building condi-
tion- Can buy entire property for
$4,000.
NEAR CONN.
As APARTMENTS.
Annual Rental, $4,000.
Fireproof. would cost at least $780,
600 to erect same building.
Land valued by conservative realtor
at $4,000; will sell for S170,000.
Down payment only 100000 and will
take back 2nd trust for balance Of
owners equity.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc,
Est 1857
oLAUp LIVINGSTON. Ires.
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NEW BUNGALOW

) ROOMS AND BATH.
Small cash payment: month";
payments as low as $50 per month.
ami including concrete street and
siot walk
To reach: Ont Baltimore pike
70 the md street bevond "rd traffic
Ngh- in Cottage City, Md. turn
r'c1r - tNe 3rd g." -urn
rlqht aeain = block to 5l3 Lawns
dale. street. OWNER on premises
all day Sunday
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CENTRAL AVE.
RANDOLPH VILLAGE

Beautiful new subdivision, on main
road. 2 miles past Capitol Heights. New.
asbestos-shingled bungalow consisting of
ment: all modern conveniences Lot SOx
200. S47 so monthly. FEDERAL FINANCE
CO., 9l5 New York ave. NV. Ma 7416,
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SMALL, APT. BLDG.

Detached. in good NV. white section;
5 units, four having bedrooms, living
room. kitchen and porch each: brick
garages; full basement; gross annual in
until paid: well financed; $4,000 cash
payment required. Al small investment.
Call Mr.. Drew, RE. 1181.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
223 InYestment Bldg.
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81 ACRES, FAIRFAX COUNTY. HALF
way between Fairfax Station and Lorton.
House in need of repairs. Electricity
available. New roadway connecting with
OK road No. 8. About 40 acres woodland,
balance open for garden. Price under
$4,000 H G. FREIWALD. 497S Columbia
pike. Arlington, Va. Telephone oxford
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WILL TRADE CLEAR

Apt. lot approximately 10000 square feet,
in ! 500 block Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
Water sewer, paving in and paid for.
Priced al 75c SO. foo What have you to
offer in exchange? KELLEY, STEELE &
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FAIRLAND-
HOMESITES, $3.50.
1900 ACRES
NEAR WASHINGTON.

IN HISTORIC FAIRFAX CO, VA.
This property is clear of debt and is
ideally located and suited for subdivision.
game preserve or country estate. 1t lies IN
one complete body, With Z miles OF State
road frontage, of which some is hard
surfaced + is II miles from Washington
to this land over hard roads City cleo
tricity and school buses available, In
white neighborhood. This land is covered
streams, gravel pits, stone auarries and
has a large creek on it. We can enlarge
this tract considerably, II desired, Price
balance over long period Of years. No
agents. traders or option seekers need ap-
ply. See MASON HIRST, Annandale, Va,
at the end of Columbia pike. Phone Alex
andria 5Sl2 Address Alexandria, Va,
Route 3. once closed Sundays.
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DOWNTOWN APT. SITE.
South of Penna. ave and west OF White
House directly facing new Government
buildings. Small site for an extremely
profitable not-too-large building. Prelim-
nent building
J. A. WEINBERG CO..
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KEER AND KEER. CHI. 2168
S3,975.
TAKOMA PARK. MD

Frame cottage, lovely trees, large lot,
all conveniences; near w. NJ. c. College; q
rooms, sleeping porch. / y baths. oil heat.
BY appointment only SH GRASS
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GROOM BUNGALOW. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
bathroom, hot. cold water, automatic pump:
lot .100x155 IT.; garage. wood and coal
shed henhouse. At NokeSville, Sou. r. W.
40 miles from Washington. For terms
apply c. w. MARK. Nokesville. Va.
STONF; HOUSE. SEVEN BEDROOMS, TWO
baths. large kitchen and dining room,
garage fruit trees. flower garden. lot Of
shade and shrubbery. Write NJ. F. BIRLEY,
Blue Ridge Summit Pa 21s
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1St COMMERCIAL.

square feet; northeast: close in; utilities
available: price. 75c per so. fl. Call Mr..
Carney. DIpont 32s5.
BRADLEY BEALL & HOWARD. INC.
National 02S1. Southern Bldg
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S5,95O-TAKOMA PARK.

lot 46x133; a bargain; open today , to S
pm. 615 Carroll ave. Other homes or
investments at low prices. Phone SH. 635S
or come 10 above address and let me take
you around
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BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW.

Five rooms; bath, fireplace. built-in
cabinets. with of-the-ground privacy
Three other partly finished rooms. second
floor. Modern equipment, perfect hardwood
floors: new-house condition throughout
ing. large grape arbor, flowers and shrubs.
Corner lots in home neighborhood. near
churches, schools. shopping center and
Washington. Possession May /; interior
inspection permitted after . pm. Sunday.
Rent' sea- 119 y. Irving St. Clarendon,
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PATIJXENT RIVER

house on hieh knoll: new tenant house
3 barns. all good condition. elec. and
phone. fine sproducing farm. anchor
and Grabbing. Additional 16 acres with
wide river frontage, cottage. Price, 3d.
$50.
I3 acres. attractive rustic house 'front.'
ing on the Potomac River about % miles
from D. c.; 2-car garage. attractive
grounds and good beach; price, S4350.
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
aI5 10th st. NV Ma. Sos5.
Waldorf once. Open Daily and SUNDAY.
tcontinued On Next Page)
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IN ARLINGTON

Don't fail to see today this suburban
beauty Of , bedrmS. with den and studio
isi5 n. Roosevelt So'S ST., or cali cH os93, s
oxford 05T5
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DESIRABLE LOT, WITH
BEAUTIFUL SHADE TREES,
ABOUT 55x212, IN EXCLU-
SIVE FOREST HILLS SEC
TION. PRICE, $500. WO.
6345.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
(Continued

I-AcRE LOT. GA. AVE. Mr. sM. sPG.
81 200. 10 a. 7th st. pike, Wheaton
$500 a. rs a.. so. of Manor Club. S13u a.
140 a.. nr. Glenmont.. $3.50 a. SH. $685..
19 ACRES, Is MILES D. c..
acres tangled wildwood with cold
sprins-fed stream suitable for stocking
with, trout or other fish; IA acres good,
year-around gravel road. Price. 81 800;
terms. F. r. SPEAR. INC, I072 Old
GEORGETOWN rd. WI. 210s, Bradley 0142.
FAIRLAND-
HOMESITES, $3.50.
SO DOWN. SO MONTH.
In excellent location. 9 miles from WASH
inston. some wooded; others cleared grass
land; cleo, phone. graveled streets mod
crate restrictions; each domestic mas a.
least 100-ft. frontage. To see drive out
Columbia pike miles beyond Arlington
village, turn left on Braddock I'd. tRt. No.
900 miles to property.
VERNON M. LYNCH 81 SON,
Phone Alex. 59O6 Once Closed Sunday.
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SUBURBAN BARGAIN.

Ready to move into; new 5-room brick
bungalows: corners. 5000: inside, S5,790:
2-story, 6-room brick, S6,250; only few
left; near bus, Sligo Park Call To-Day
for appointment. o. GUY RUSSELL, 1904
Georgia ave. SH. $3.50.
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4 Snecial Country Places,

Make money With cows. hogs. poultry,
trucking this river-bottom farm. within IL
miles Washington; 47l2 acres, 7-rm. home
like house with bath. owner engaged other
business. must sell for $4,000. Hard-sur-
faced road shown any time today or to-
morrow
Is acres, 112 miles Alexandria; 6-rm
dces $500
Home in the shade: acre, 6 rms bath,
room; price, $500 Others as low as 500
cash $40 mo Don't delay; bring deposit
CRAWFORD S-Never Closed.
10O9 Prince ST Alex. 0613. =
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DrscpntINAT1Nc PEOPLE
tCOntinued)

DIoORINlINAIINITP PEOPLE
Are building dignIfSd homes IN Aurora
Hills or Arlins ton Ridge, within q min
utes Of downtown Washington, where they
enjoy extensive views Of the Capital and
Potomac from their fully improved and
heavily wooded homesiteS.
Drive over Memorial Bridge and left on
Arlington Rldee rd. TO AURORA HILLS
OFFICE corner 23rd 81 south
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FALLS CHURCH. VA.

6-room modern home, oil burner, GOOD
shade. sewer and water in house / block
off Lee highway: fireplace, etc.
S5,995.
DOWN. $500. MONTHLY, S41 so.
H. KADAN.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NEAR SEVERN RIVER, MD.-THREE
bedrooms. liv. room, din. rm... kit, bath,
downstairs toilet. garage. Phil-gas. large
porches. delightful grounds. Available
May l. for six months Call Wisconsin
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S4.500,

Pretty cottage, fine bedrooms am q,
good as new; great sacrifice! Near city.
Easy terms. Owner leaving. Vicinity of
Annardale, eight miles D. c. Call Falls
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FOREST HILLS,
18th ST LOTS

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
Beautiful lot covered with DOGWOOD-
60.7s3 50. #. at l5c per 50. #. Owner.
BOY oo-I
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4112 ACRES
ON MARLBORO PIKE,
4 ROOMS, BATH,
| ACRE. So 900.

splendid little home with one acre
on State road and bus line. miles D. G;
5000 cash. S3l 80 monthly. Owner leaH-
ing Act now. MARTIN T WEBB AND
SON Annandale, Va
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Az MILES SOUTHEAST.

tioe deiights of suburban life at little
sxpense-3 new Colonial-type homes to
be ready soon. Building sites now avail
able for a limited time at pre-development
prices: none higher than Sl25-S150 and
5000, on easy terms for the. present
Drive out Pa. ave. Sc, turn right in Branch
ave continue on Route to Camp Springs,
turn left on Meadows road q mile to
our sign All paved roads and our men
will be on the property
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO,
p25N. Y, Ave. NV. Realtors. Ma 97e7
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.
About acres located 100 II off BIs-

densburE I'd. sdjoining Fleischmann's Yeast
plant; suitable for trucking terminal or
any business requiring considerable ground;
large house on property which can be used
for light storage, also l-rpn. ONCE building.
40 5th 81. nv l.. j MILLS, Ma. 45R1 ].
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ACREs RErWEEN PoCKvIILE AND
400 ACRES. FARM NEAR IND1ANHEAD.

Nd, Sl,lOO: los acres near Webcomb.
good house, barn. S3.S0O: 81. Marys Coun-
ty, 700 acres. farms price. $1,000. WAL
DORF REALTY, Waldorf Nd, Mr.. Patchen.
Open today
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Over 100000 square feet of land for de-
tsohed homes on 18th street directly across
from RocE Greek Park in Shepherd ParH
sections runs through to another street:
including improvements, 40 cents per
square foot
Three choice corners on Connecticut ave
for hish-class. exclusive apartments at
prevailing prices.
Three blocks lard fronting on B 81. Sc.
100 feet from Minnesota ave, opposite
S3.000.OO0 DEVELOPMENT: sewer and water
available: Zoned for houses or apartments.
10 apartment sites or 2S row-house lots.
near Minnesota ave: water and sewer in:
tltle ready. plans prepared. Flats without
heat rent here for S31 80 10 S40.5O
l2n acres of land, southeast, in District
of Columbia: city improvements available;
zoned for apartments and homes; at less
than $1,000 per acre
5O-foot front, for homes or apartment,
E st. Sc, near Minnesota ave: all i'm
provements: $3.50.
BEALL. TURNER Il CO.. ll05 Vermont Ave
Call Randolph 0SS5 or National 613l.
FOREST GLEN PARK.
OF Ga. ave. Natl Park Seminary
Prospect ave, street surfaced util avail,
1000 so. Fl. Beautiful trees. Price $500.
No trades, no brokers. Phone OWNER, CHI.
1855.
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197 ACRES, OUTBLDGS.. STREAMS,
woods. > tobacco barns. stock. machinery:
25 miles D. c. on highway: stock OF to-
bacco. wheat and rye worth about $500.
Farm includes all. $4,000; clear; might
exchange BOX 333-Z Star oSS
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Chamberlain
Continued From First Page. }

to that city on the shore of Lake
Maggiore for the eventful confer
ence which was to bring republican
Germany back into the League of
Nations.
Married in 1906.
Born in 1876, Lady Chamberlain
was tall, gracious woman, IA years
the junior Of her famous husband,
and noted for her great personal
charm. Their wedding, in 1906, was
called one of the most notable ''po-
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Patrol Plan Is Filed
And Mai. Brown Praised

A military patrol plan for pro-
lection of military men on leave
here was filed away today in the
office of Police Supt. Ernest w.
Brown to be kept until it is needed
by the War Department.
The plan was forwarded to the
Commissioners by the police chief
yesterday, but the city heads re-
turned it after pointing out that
they had not asked for a report
on the subject and that so far as
they knew the War Department had
not requested the report.
At the same time, the Commission
ers declared Maj. Brown had acted
properly and praised him for his
initiative in preparing the report,
which suggested areas and streets
to be designated for patrol by mill
tary police and the supervision of
enlisted men on leave. They asked
the police superintendent to "flle
the report until needed"
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Hundreds Of Women 10 Join
In Prayer Hour Tonight

In hundreds Of Washington homes
tonight women will spend an hour
in prayer and scripture reading to
seek Gods will in the world crisis.
The suggestion to spend the hour
from IL pm. to midnight every
Thursday came from Mrs. Warren
Bowman, wife of the pastor of the
Washington City Church of the
Brethren, during a Women's Chris
tian Life Forum of the National
Christian Mission last week.
Miss Muriel Lester, London evan
gelist, urged 400 women at the Nc
Kendree Methodist Church to exer-
else spiritual discipline in seeking
the viewpoint of God. Mrs. Bow
mans suggestion followed.
The 400 women promptly pledged
themselves to the observance. Mrs.
Frank A. Linzel, president of the
Washington Council of Church
Women, said today she had noti-
fed the National Council in an effort
to spread the movement.
The National Christian Mission
will be continued through the home
visitation evangelism campaign which
will begin next Sunday with meet
ing of laymen and ministers at the
Calvary Baptist Church. DR.. Ra-
phael H. Miller is local mission
chairman.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

litical marriages" Of their day, for
the bride, Ivy Muriel Dundas, was
the daughter of an old Yorkshire
political family" She exhibited
her inherited flair for behind-the-
scenes management of public affairs
in effective electioneering for her
husband in the days when he was
struggling to consolidate his posi-
ton in English politics. 1t was said
she drilled into him his distinctive
English mannerisms which formed
one of his political assets.
Motherhood and the rearing OF
two sons and a daughter kept her
out of the political arena for years
but she returned to it, once her fam
lily cares lightened.
Always of the ultra conservative
school which Britons call "die-hard
tory" she ignored popular outcries
against relationships as opposed to
democracy. Her greatest interest
was consolidated, organized peace
Locarno, with its Franco-German
n-agression pact guaranteed by
England and Italy. fitted this idea
well. When it faded, with the pass
ing of the German republic, she
worked for a substitute four-power
treaty against war.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Religion-Low Discussion
Opens at 6. u. Sunday

Two round tables for lawyers and
law students to discuss the problem
of religion and law will open Sum
DAY at 1l:30 am. at Catholic Uni
yersity and continue for seven more
Sundays at the same time. The
opening for newcomers to the course
will be conducted by the Rev. DR..
John J. Rolbiecki, faculty member
Another faculty member, the Right
Rev. MSgr. William L. Newton, will
conduct the opening conference for
those who participated in the course
last year.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

be in such form that 1t can be
adopted with the support of both
parties, serving notice on the world
that the American democracy, in
full flower, in a strong and united
Nation"
Problems at Home Urgent.
While building our defenSes, and
aiding free men abroad, the Amer
ican people must not lose sight of
problems at home, Mr. Dewey
warned. 1--WE must remember that
this is not only war at arms, but
revolutionary war of ideas.
ANY program consistent with the
historic principles of the Republican
party must include the following"
he said:
First, determination to meet
these problems by constitutional
free republic; second, provide every
able bodied man and woman in the
country an opportunity to work, and
get ahead; third. better standard
of living, through making available
to the masses of the people more
and cheaper goods; fourth, broader
program of social security, en-
bracing unemployment and old-age
insurance; fifth. medical and hos
pital insurance for those who have
no medical or hospital facilities
when they are i'll; and sixth, broad
program of industrial decentraliza-
tion.
Martin Urges Vigilance.
I'VE must be vigilant to battle
for the preservation of constitu-
tional government, and we must
be alert to protect individual liber-
ties of the people" Representative
Martin declared. This is the great
task which has been given to the
Republican party in these perilous
days.
Our great party shall not be
merely a party of opposition. We
gladly join in support of those
measures which We believe are for
the welfare of our country; we do
| not hesitate to oppose measures
which We believe are against the
welfare of the country"
The American people will not
permit our national defense to be
used for building up any political
party, or for the perpetuation of the
men in power. The American
people want us, the constructive
opposition, to be the watchdogs. We
will not fail them"
Among those who sat at the head
table, in addition to the speakers,
were Mrs. Charles L. McNary, Ed
ward F. Colladay and Mrs. Cola
day. Virginia White Speel, James C.
Wilkes, chairman of the District
Republican Committee, and Mrs.
Wilkes; Harold S. Rothrock, presi-
dent of the Young Republican Club,
and Mrs. Rothrock; Representative
Roy o. Woodruff of Michigan, and
Mrs. Woodruff; Representative ].
William Otter of Pennsylvania,
Mrs. Edward E. Gam, Miss Marion
Martin, director of the women's
division, Republican National Com
mittee, and Representative Lee E.
Allen Of Illinois.
Last nights banquet was sponsored
by congressional Republicans, in
cooperation with the League of
Republican Women of the District,
the Republican National Committee
the Young Republican Club and the
Republican State Committee for the
District.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Boys Club 10 Hold
Valentine Dance

A Valentine dance for boys and
girls under l3 will be held at pm.
tomorrow by the recreational de-
partment of the Boys Club of Wash
ington in the clubs auditorium, 1t
was announced today.
The club also announced that a
match box derby, in which midget
racers built by members of the East
ern Branch of the club will COM
pete will be held at 1890 am. Sat-
urday.
A mothers club meeting will be
held at the clubhouse, 261 Seven
teenth street Sc, at 8 pm. Tues
day, and dads" club meeting will
be held next Thursday at 8 pm. The
mothers are to elect officers at their
meeting. The fathers were asked
today by J. w. Martin, president,
to bring swimming trunks and gym
clothes to the meeting.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Three Religious Life
Committee Speakers
Broadcast on Lincoln
Rabbi, Priest and
DR.. Mordecui Johnson
Interpret Message

The message which the life of
Abraham Lincoln carries to the pres
ent world was discussed by three
speakers yesterday in a half-hour
broadcast over Station WRC spon-
sored by the Committee on Religious
Life in the Nations Capita.
One of the speakers, DIR. Hugo
Schiff, rabbi of the Beth Ell Hebrew
Congregation, Alexandria, Va, dwelt
on the subject, THE Man of Tragedy
and Faith"
IT see present in Lincoln the prac-
tice Of both craftsmanship and re-
ligious faith" said DR.. Schiff, who
escaped from Germany, where he
was chief rabbi of karlsruhe year
and a half ago. craftsmanship has
to encounter the tragic events in
both peace and war with a firm will
if not to transform them, at least
to deal with them by improving the
shortcomings in peacetime and by
leSsening the hardships in wartime.
Religions theory and practice OF
life obtain ever more and more faith
sential worth of men and nations"
DR.. Hart of c. U. Speaks.
The Rev. DR.. Charles A. Hart, as
sociate professor of philosophy at
Catholic University and director of
the Washington Catholic Evidence
Guild, said the message of Lincoln
is that we must purge our hearts of
hatred for any human being"
IF We cry, peace. peace, and there
is no peace" he said, then we shall
know that we have not paid the one
price by which peace is had as Lin
coin saw 1.-THE driving out of our
hearts of every thought of hate and
the enthroning therein of a charity
which shall eXclue no single human
soul made in the image and like
ness of God.
TT is for us here and now, with the
words of the most beloved of Amer
leans ringing in our ears, to make
our decision to Danish from our
midst the hate-mongers, the sewers
of disSension, and from our hearts
ready for the peace to come"
DR.. Mordecai johnson Speaks.
DR.. Mordecai w. Johnsn, president
of Howard University, told his radio
audience that Lincoln died too
soon
The wounds of the Nation made
n that Civil War have not yet been
healed" he said. Deep and more in
elusive wounds appear and we are
now involved in a civil war within
the whole of the Western civilization
"a war in which government of the
people, by the people and for the
people is imperiled as never before.
IF Abraham Lincoln we're alive I
am sure he would say to us today
that not even a successful war can
finally be effective in preservation
of democracy, and that there is
nothing automatically constructive
about democratic institutions as
such, either economic or political.
"At best it may be said that they
afford the most flexible and reason
able instrumentalities for the use
of moral personality. In our deep
est moments we know that the one
great determinative power in de-
mocracy is the religiously under
girded realistic and active reverence
which we human beings must have"
DR.. Albert J. Mccartney, minister
of the CovenantFirst Presbyterian
Church and chairman of the Com
mittee on Religious life in the Ma
tons Capital, introduced the speak
ers. The "Synthic" male chorus of
the Twelfth Street Y. NJ C. A.
sang two numbers.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Nomuru Calls on Hull,
Stuys Four Minutes

A record for brevity in the recep-
ton of a new Ambassador by a
Secretary of State was believed
established yesterday when Admiral
Kichisaburo Nomura, new japanese
Ambassador, made his first formal
call on Secretary Hull and stayed
only four minutes.
Admiral Nomura declined any
comment except TO say that he and
Mr.. Hull had merely exchanged
greetings. He made brief courtesy
visits to other State Department
officials and was expected to present
his credentials to President RoOse-
velt today or tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Flynn Buys Howuii Ranch

HONOLULU, Feb. l3 LP-The
Star Bulletin said today that Enrol
Flynn, Hollywood movie actor, had
bought the large Huehue Ranch on
Hawaii Island for approximately
s250,000.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
PIun to Go to Convention

Fifty members of the George
Washington University Newman
Club plan to attend the annual con-
vention of the Mid-Atlantic province
in Philadelphia beginning tomorrow.
The meeting will continue for three
days.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

The first locomotive in America
was imported from England for use
on the Carbondale g. HoneSdale
CPa0 Railroad in 1929.