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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.
HOS. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEERS
l43l EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EETTcoAkEYE ANP lMPEGszR sAs2nENr 81 EEK EE!ek
RgI1P5sf R6l7 8 sfREkf kF2NF RYE AS PREMISES
By virtue Of certain deed ,of,o Of trgst' gS;
of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured, thereby. the undersigned
sEyENrEESFH 81 ihs REsFIieS DAY y FOF1PAE Ap R
in the District Of Columbia and designated
snd being part Of lot 81 sxytTee Ss n Hs$
ninety.siK nj H 5seS. 'i5tq" as Der plat recorded IN
the once Of the surveyor, Of the District
tained within the following meteS and
bounds: Beginning for the same on the
said lot. and running thence west twenty:
one (21l feet thence north forty-eight
feet; thence east twenty-one CID feet TO
Hopkins street, and thence south to the
Terms Of sale one-ffth Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance IN TOUR
ONE two. three and four Years, with inter
est at So per centum per annum. payaple
e5 d from us day Spon t e Ssf soa
or all cash. at the option, Of the purchaser;
A deposit of 81 1000. will be required at
veyancinE, recording, revenue stamps. etc,
at cost of purchaser Terms Of sale 10 be
complied with within 80 days from day Of
right 10 forfeit said deposit, or to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF de-
terms after fiYe days advertisement Of
such. resale in Some, newspaper puoiisshed nee
forfeittng the deposit the trustee may avail
itself OF any legal or equitable rights
AGAINST the defaultIng purchaser.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustees.
BY VIM L. BEALE,
Vice President.
(Seal) Attest:
A. H. SHILLINGTON
Assistant Secretary.
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S350 CASH

BALANCE LIKE RENT.
3131 18th st. ne, blocks from r.
ave.-Corner bungalow. oil burner: rooms
and bath, pantry. garage, full basement.
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MT. RAINIER, MD RMS. AND BATH,
| h.-w.h. with oil burner; cony. to schools,
| arranged WA. 2354: eve, WA. 1858.
ARTHUR CARR, Hysttsville, Nd. real
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g APTS.
A REAL, BUY,

Detached new BLDG, rooms. Kitchen
ette and bath each. storage and laundry
room. oil heat. Price, S22. 500. Mr.
DOWNER, GE q012
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TOP OF PENNA. AVE HILL. Sc.
Brick home. 6 rooms. 8 bedrooms: 1st
floor has / bedroom and bath, center-hall
SiRn: fireplace. screened porch, exception
ally large rooms and basement auto. heat.
You must inspect to appreciate it. Phone
branch ONCE, Ii. 1000. 1901 Alabama
ave. Sc.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1343 H st. Sc. DI. 1900.
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1885 UNDERWOOD ST. NV
VIRGINIA.

Beautiful new 3-bedrm. brick. with 2-csr
garage, oil heat, spacious hall, den and
quarters In basement. Good transp. and
conv. to exclusive club, 10S down,
monthly payments including interest and
for very old houses.
EXTENDED 18th ST.
First-fioor bedroom with bath and. fire.
place, gear garage, bedrms. and baths
on 2nd fl. Large lot with many trees.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc,
ESTAB. 1887.
CLAUD LIVINGSTON. er.,TR
1919 K St. NV. O1. 1o1e.
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5 YEARS OLD,
WONDERFUL VALUE.

Chase. D. C.. and % must be % sold very rel Soon soon.
This is an unusual opportunity to make
a good deal There is a recreation room
(22x14, dining room Q4x16). kitchen
and lavatory on LIST floor; 3 large bed
rooms and 2 bath on 2nd floor, and in-
this home nowI It's worth Il! Call Mr.,
Blackwelder. EN-. 0762. Representing ].
WESLEY BUCHANAN
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CASH FOR GROOM AND BATH BRICK
IN GOOD location, condition lmmateriaI. Co.
lumbla 134o. Evenings. Emerson U2s9.
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME
white or colored. any condition. E. A
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GUM & MILLER,
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

OWNERS, NOW Is THE TINE TO SELL
what YOU lave and buy more. Cash or
terms regardless OF size, condition, 4oca-
ton, price, terms, anywhere II D. C..
white or colored. If hsteQ with US we'll
sell if Drop letter to or call WESTERN
REAL ESTATE COMPANY, 200l nth ST.
NV. MI. 5000. Open evenings.
HAVE CLIENT WHO WANTS TO BUY A
bungalow in Cleveland Park, or rooms,
l bath LINkINS CO.. 1922 H st. NV.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

MONTG. CO, MD, BARGAIN.
14l acres, Chester Loan soil high state
Of cultivation. all fenced, well watered by
streams good 6-room farm house, large
bank barn, etc. 90 miles from White House
about z miles north of Olney Inn $4,000
cash. balance at 3i7ee interest, 80 years
to nav.
JOHN A. .BRICKLEY. EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
Barr Bldg. DI. 1921. AID. $3.50
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OWNERS, NOW Is The TINE 10 SELL
terms, regardless OF size, condition, loca-
ton, price, terms anywhere IN D. G;
sell IL, Drop letter to or call WESTERN
REAL ESTATE COMPANY, 2OOI IIth ST.
NV. MI. S565. Open evenings.
HAVE. CLIENT WHO WANTS TO BUY A
bungalow in Cleveland Park, 3 or rooms,
l bath LINkINS CO. 1922 st. NV.
,S-5m. ~ and ! 1,-. oT "a baths. detached: in
ton and price. Box 479-Y, Star.
WILL, BUY YOUR HOME IN PETWoRTH
for cash; prompt attention. must be settled
IN nl,,s ~ days; Cay D. j. OCoNNoR. s07
brick houses. q to II rooms. white or
SR MAcR K fn5 sSnaton sssn Gs or write
Eve. and sun. IA. 653S.
D. c. only e. A. GARVEY, DI. 450s;
eve. and Sun. GE. $500. 1926 Vt. ave.
CASH FOR GROOM AND BATH BRICK,
lumbia 134e. Evenings. Emerson O2s9.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME,
white OF coioreo. any condition. E. A.
BARRY, 1907 H st. NV. ME. 2025.
L PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
KERN. S6sa MoodleS pl. NV. co. ssf5.
WE PAY ALL CASH NE, S E; PROPERTY.
GUM d MILLER,
500 11th ST. Sc. Franklin 2100.
CALL WAsHINGToNs LARGEST BUY
million dollars worth bought in ls40.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN CO.. ME. 54oo.
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR D.
c. property If the price Is right Frame or
brick large Or small; S3pdisl1n iM immateriaL
sos No. CAP. Realtor.- MA 0S7s.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
16 ACRES, A 7-RooM HOUSE, WATER,
electricity, shade, fruit, good road; II mi.
Church 14OS.
HERNDoN. VAR. BUNGALOW, b.
cleo, Is a.; % mi. D. c.; good road; So $50.
Terms to suit MRS. G. d. TRUMbO. .
MILES FROM D. c. LINE ACRES, g.
nm, house h.-water heat, newly papered
week only LEWIS & DAVIS, 10 Mary.
land ave. Hyattsyllle. wa. 5000.
wide BY 100 #. deep. with winding stream:
only miles from d. c.. S495; 500 cash,
sisRs Ra1sRse ys5 soNs CAB b. MI E75s Esdce or N C.
ARLINGTON-BRICK BUNGALOW. 5 RMS
Butt 8 years: oil hot-water neat. tile batn;
nice corner lot, wooded; $4,000, terms.
RhSns 11Sns Mr.. s0Ms ponsnue. Chestnut 244o N. c.
So,250-7-R RIM. HOUSE; 4 BEDRMs., NEW
house cond., asbestos siding, oak hoors
chestnut trim, oil h.-w.h.: large liv. rm,
fireplace. screened front and rear porches,
Ven. blinds, ms. attic, built-in gar, fenced
yard: $500 down. Colmar Manor. Md.
MT. RAINIER, MD RMS. AND BATH,
h.-w.h. with oil burner; conv. to schools,
stores and transp. $4,000. Terms to be
arranged WA 2354: eve. WA. 1858.
| ARTHUR CARR, Hysttsville, Nd, real
estate.
NEW STONE, VACANT: MOST MOD: L.
r. 14x30, library 14x25, large d. r, kitchen,
hall. bath, up, two bedrms. 15x24, hall.
tile bath; corner lot 100x20o: 20 min
town: $3.50; $500 cash. GEO. C. WALK
Err, Warfleld 1890 Closed Sunday. 49,
Ss,950-BEAUT. BRICK HOME, LGE. LOT,
colored tile baths, open flrepl.. oil burner.
| BOSS REALTY, 1854 N. Hudson OK. 29l9.
NICE SUBURBAN HOME; AMI; DE-
tached; nearby Md; good condition: less
than $4,000: small cash payment balance
like rent. CO. 1858.
DESIRABLE HOMES IN. ALL SECTIONS
OF Arlington County. Call OLD DOMINION
REALTY CO.. Chestnut 6343.
4 MILES D. !c.-3Q ACRES. MODERN
on road; good Income received from 2
smaller houses on property.
FRANK M. SULLIVAN,
District 3434. Woodley 41BS. 1es
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICES FOR RENT.
LARGE FRONT ROOM End FLOOR, 500
F ST. NV; approximately 23x35; reason
able rent; elevator service. Apply QUAKER
CITY LINOLEUM CO.. sol F ST. NV.
PRIVATE ROOM IN ATTORNEYS SUITE.
secretarial service: moderate rental. Ma
tional 4579.
ROOM IN ESTABLISHED SUITE IN THE
woodward Building to responsible at
torney, Call Ma 1856
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

warehouse garage, shop or for feet Of
trucks etc. Centrally located in NV. on
prominent thoroughfare. 92x113 on
ground floor. with ramp to roof Of same
dimensions, suitable for storage. Phone
North 1910 from Q to B.
BUILDING, 600 ST. NV: APPROxI-
mately $500 So. IT.; good location; rea-
Sonable rent: elevator service Apply
Quaker City Linoleum Co.. Sol F st. NV.
GARAGE AND GAS STATION on promi-
nent corner near Silver Spring. Shep-
herd $3.50.
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8 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS

Finished recreation room with open fire.
place, built-in garage with overhead doors,
slate roof. screen, weather stripped and in
sulated. We consider these among the
fnest homes that we have ever offered in
nearby Md, located in beautiful Bradmore,
Just of Bradley blvd. Open and lighted,
Sunday and daily. Prices. $3.50 to
INC WI 91ns RraSiav nIISN ~ - -lN1T
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CONSULT A REALTOR

WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR D.
c. property II the price Is right. Frame or
brick. large or small, condition tmmaterial.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos No. Can. RealtOr. Ma QS7S.
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800 11th ST. Sc. Franklin 2100.
CALI. WASHINGTON LARGEST BUY
SA- CrS OF D C. property. over one
million dollars worth bought in 1870
LEO Nj BERNSTEIN & CO.. ME. 54oo.
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ARLINGTON-BRICK BUNGALOW. RMS.
Bullt years: oil hot-water neat, tile batn;
nice corner lot, wooded $1,000, terms.
Phone Mr.. Donahue. Chestnut 2440. N. c.
HINES q SONS.
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WILL PAY CASH IhfMEDIATELY FOR
brick houses. D TO II rooms, white or
MR.. MACK. HO. $3.50. 2i23 i4th st. NV.
Eve. and Sun, ia 653S
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

16 ACRES, A 7-ROOM HOUSE, WATER,
electricity, shade, fruit, good road: IL mi.
D. c., $4,000, terms. G. T. McNAB, Falls
Church 14OS
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YES. WE HAVEI

Approximately "a acre of ground, situated
| on beautiful Conn. ave. House with 3
one Of the half baths on 1st floor, large
sun rooms. 11x1s, built-in garage, full
basement, oil hot-water heat. 1o204 Conn.
! Ave. Put 1t on your Must See'' list today
| z. r. SPEAR. INC. WI 2lOS. Bradley O142
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MONEY TO LOAN.
HOME OWNERSI

Second-trust loans on D. c.. nearby
Maryland and Virginia property made by
reliable company without excessive title
charges or appraisal fees. Low rates, easy
terms. prompt service. Also Endorsed. CO.
maker and collateral loans
Security Finance Corporation
s3s Investment Building. DI s672
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

CASH FOR GROOM AND BATH ROW
brick, arranged as apis, condition i'm
material. co. 134S. Ewes. EN-. 02S9.
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2 MILES FROM D. C. LINE ACRES g.
rm- house, .h.-water, heat, newly papered
and painted; sacrifice at S4,150. This
week only. LEWIS d DAVIS, 120 Mary
land ave, HyattsvIlle. WA. 5000.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED TRACT. 100 FIT.
wide BY 100 #. deep, with winding stream:
only 3 miles from d. c.; S495; 500 cash,
GINES ySSNS or1 nI W. I'D aSAAe VI I'. w.
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OFFICES WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

WANTED-OFFICE OR SHARE; Sc. OR
ave. Sc
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SILVER SPRING
BRADLEY WOODS SECTION.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,

New eenter-hau brick. s rooms, ] Il baths
screened porch overlooking entire area
stairway to foored attic, large. light base
ment. Unusual value at this price
EDMUND J. FLYNN.
Woodward Pldp
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. TO 10 ROOMS; PREFER OLD HOUSE;
like possession within 45 days: all cash.
D. c. only. E. A. GARVEY. DI. 45OS;
eve. and sun. GE. $500. 1925 Vt. ave.
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HERNDON. yA-5-R BUNGALOW. B.,
Terms to suit MRS G. n, TRUMBO .
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
YOU

Con get O Ioon Of $1,000 if you
con noke monthly payments Of S704.
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S5,250-7-RM. HOUSE; BEDRMS., NEW
house cond., asbestos siding, oak floors,
chestnut trim, oil h.-w.h.: large liv. rm..
fireplace. screened front and rear porches,
Ven. blinds, ms. attic, built-in gar, fenced
yard: $500 down. Colmar Manor, Md.
Evening star., 1941-04-17

OWNER RETIRING FROM BUSINESS Es-
Yard-3-story brick. large store and
apis, 2-car garage; apts. and garage now
rented h-wh.. oil burner; early possess
sion Price, $4,000; $4,000 cash and
terms. See MR.. PENDLETON. DI. 3346.
LESS THAN COST LARGE BUSINESS
property with lot. NJ st. NV. MI. 9l40
or WI. 34S0.
ZONED FOR BUSINESS
We have 2 excellent properties in upper
14th st. district that can be converted
into stores and spts. For further in
forms ton call
THoS. E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors,
5of 10th St NV Ma O765.
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FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS,
Beautiful new house-Room and lavatory
9n LIST floor 3 bright rooms and 2 baths on
end foor, shower in basement; garage.
Priced at . real bargain by OWNER. Tel.
WI. $3.50. Open every day. Invite com
psrison with others, Drive out Wis. ave. l
%, over D. 6. line TO stone posts entrance.
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OUTSTANDING VALUE

In exclusive Cleveland Park section-semi-
house condition; high elevation, facing
Government park. Ia blocks from Conn.
ave Walk to shopping center, theaters.
schools. etc Hall entrance, large living
room. dining room, glass-inclosed heated
sunroom, 4 bedrooms, / bath, modern With
Drive to 3112 Rodman st. NV, or call
AID, 1922 for appointment.
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I WILL BUY YOUR HOME IN PETWORTH
for cash; prompt attention, must be settled
in 80 days. Call D. J. OCONNOR. 9O7
Allison st. NV. RA O067.
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GEO. CALVERT BOWIE,
JAMES J. BECKER.
snS.d Syds,ey.Su. Trustees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Guard Taken Of
YugosIav Ships
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK, May 6.-Armed
United States coast guardSmen,
stationed aboard four Yugoslav
freighters in New York harbor,
were removed today.
A spokesman for the coast
guard revealed that the guards,
who were placed on the vessels
yesterday. had been ordered ashore
during the night. The spokesman
indicated. however. that a sharp
watch was being kept on the YES
sells from shore stations.
All inquiries regarding tn e
status of the vessels were met
with the comment, You'll have to
ask Washington.
Some quarters said the coast
guard placed the armed guards
aboard the vessels to determine
whether the crews still were loyal
to their fallen monarch. King
Peter. Others said there was no
question of the seamen's loyalty to
their king and also that they did
not see how coast guard authori-
ties could settle that point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
u. s. Friendship
Pledged Poles
international News Photo
International New, service Wire


WASHINGTON, May 6.-The
state department today announced
that President Roosevelt has sent
a message to the president Of
Poland, now in London, assuring
him of America 5 unfailing friend
ship and understanding for the
people of Poland and confidence
in the final triumph OF the forces
of democracy
The Presidents message was
sent on the occasion of the l43tt
anniversary Of Polands liberia
constitution of 1871. Addressed
to "his excellency. WladyslaU
Raczkiewic, president of the re
public of Poland, - the meSsagt
said:
ION this Polish national day,
the l45th anniversary of PO-
lands liberal constitution of
1871, I wish to convey through
you to the Polish government
and people, In behalf of the gov
eminent and people of the
United States, assurances of our
unfailing friendship and under
standing and confidence the final
triumph of the forces OF de-
mocracy.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
TO FIGHT BLAZES

Goodrich employs women also in
the manufacture of special fire
hose used by Britain TO quell the
blazeS started by German incen-
diary bombs. This is a Job that
again requires the nimble fingers
of women.
Recently the women working in
this section of the Goodrich plant
turned out a single order for 100
miles of this special hose 1t
reached Britain intact few weeks
ago.
The women who worked on this
order like TO believe that our
hose" is doing yeoman service in
London and elsewhere in Britain
on those hdeous nights when ter
Tor breaks loose from the skies.
Tomorrow: More about nim-
BILE feminine hands and their
role on gigantic defense jobs)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
VinSOn for Conveys
England Needs Our Goods, We Should Deliver
Them Congressional Leader Declares
BY LEE RASHALL
Int1 Asws Service star Correspondent

half-million tons of idle foreign
shipping in American ports pro-
vided the signal for a general air
ing of the issues of British aid
and American entry in the war.
Administration forces claimed
these unused vessels must be used
at once to insure the British a
bridge of ships from America.
Opponents charged passage
would abrogate international law,
invite Axis retaliation and confis-
cation of American property
abroad and be a clear "act Of
war" Nevertheless, leaders were
confident of quick passage, and
without restrictive amendments.
Cox. warning that the nation is
heading for war. declared this bill
may be the announcement that we
have arrived" He drew scattered
applause from the galleries as he
also predicted that the United
States Navy will soon be engaged
in convoy duty-and should be.
His convoy prediction drew imme-
date attack from non-interven-
tioniStS.
Rep. Hamilton Fish lRl Of New
York, leading House opponent OF
President Roosevelt's foreign pol
icy, said passage of the legislation
would constitute an act of war
and the grosseSt breach of inter-
national law in history But, as
sailing published statements that
/ the nation will be at war in go
days, the New Yorker added:
81 don't believe there will be
so members of this House who
will vote for war within 60
days"
! Fish, leading the attack on the
legislation as authorizing gang
ster methods" charged that debate
on conveys has been suppressed in
Congress though it is paramount
issue.
"What are you going 10 do
when cargOes of lease-lend mu-
nitiOns go to the bottom Of the
Atlantic ?" asked Rep. John
Dingell CD of Michigan. I'm
.out TO beat Hitler at all costs"
THAT Is the responsibility of
the British navy" Fish retorted.
Cox said that every realist
knew that the lease-lend act was
a war-like measure" and asked:
IF we mean . fulfill our
commitment to Great Britain.
must we not convey ge9ds and
further participate in the war ?"
A $l0,eG0 Accident Insurance
Policy for ONLY 2-CENTS-A-
i WEEK. For details call The
Detroit Times, Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Help Wanted Ad
For Policemen
G..
Gets Results

A Detroit police department
help wanted" advertisement
brought immediate results today
as applicants for jobs as patrol
men poured into the police train
ing school. One hundred and sixty
applicants came to headquarters
yesterday and they are arriving in
increased numbers today.
The department has 100 yacan-
cies and only 80 men on the quail
fed list The remaining 68 jobs
will be filled by competitive ex-
animation to be given the present
applicants.
Statistics on previous examine
tions show that only one out OF
every l6 applicants reaches the
qualified list. If that ratio is
maintained, 1888 men will be ex-
amined. before the So jobs are
filled.
NO LAS ACCEPTED
Applicants are handed blanks
TO I'LL out when they apply. II
they qualify on age, height and
weight and pass cursory physi-
cal examination their applications
are accepted. OF the $50 men
who applied yesterday, III were
accepted as applicants.
The department is not accepting
applicants who are in selective
service classification IA or who
presumably will be placed in that
classification.
After applications are accepted.
a written test is given at Cass
Technical High School on June l.
Approximately SO per cent of the
applicants will not pass, previous
statistics show. Those who do
pass will report at headquarters
and undergo a severe physical ex-
animation and many more will be
dropped.
$1,000 TO sART
Those who have passed all ex-
aminstions are then placed on the
qualified list. Their position on
the list depends upon their exam
nation scores. The written test
is rated at so per cent and 40 per
cent is given for physical condi-
ton, general characteristics and
other police work qualities.
Successful applicants are APP
pointed to the force as probation
airy patrolmen at starting pay
! of $1,000 They are on probation
for six months and the experience
of the department is that very few
probationary officers are dis
missed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

maritime commission announce
ment that negotiations were COM
pleted in New York for transfer
this week" of Is oil tankers Of
$4,000 tons to British service.
Names and new routes of the
tankers were kept secret, but II
was stated they would not go
"out%ide American territorial
waters" 1t was understood they
would relieve British tankers on
the South TO North American runs.
I'VE will feed them TO Eng
land as fast as she can take
them" a commission official said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Power behind the throne?

TJOW do you do, Mr.. King of
Il America! How do you keep
yourself in power? What prevents
some dictator from dethroning you,
making you HIS subject?
How do you manage to know al
ways what is going on, on all sides
of you? How do you manage to go
about your PRIVATE affairs without
interference, yet control your public
servants, run vast democracy, BAN
ishing crooks and rewarding honest
men?
WELL, llT's SEE. The Founding
Fathers wisely put freedom ofspeech
and thought beyond the throttling
hand of any would-be dictator.
Therefore you are able to defend
yourself with the weapons of truth
and fact.
You have given to newspapers the job
of unearthing the facts. Your papers, you
say, must see to it that you knotU what is
happening-good or bad.
Is the governor of your state doing his
Job well? Are the teachers in your schools
performing their rightful duties? Is the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Rail Police Seek Raise

The National Mediation Board
has certified the Railway Patrol
mems Union No. 22433, AFL. to
represent the Pere Marquette
Railway police and watchmen.
E. j. Mckee. president of the
union said il would seek a con-
ference with company officials in
an effort to set a wage scale COM
parable with those of other rail-
roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

health officer seeing to it that restaurants
and food stores are clean? What do the
markets have in the way of bargains
today?
Easy questions for you to answer be-
cause you have only to turn to your
newspapers for all the facts and opinions
and offerings of the day.
And so, behind that high and secure
throne from which you, the people, rule,
you keep a vast power 1t is sometimes
miscalled the Power of the Press"
NoNsENsEIThe press has no power except
the power of truth and knoWtedge-power
which it can give to you to use. If it were
true that newspaper-just any news
paper-had great power" some sniyel-
ing communist or fascist sheet could take
your democracy away from you! The
American public has power over the news
papers. A power exercised daily simply by
buying or not buying them.
1t is truth, net0s, information, fact, that
makes you king. And so long as freedom
of expression is the rule in America, your
rule is secure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
j. 5. Oil Tankers
Given British
International News service Wire

WASHINGTON. May 6. 1870 The
administration drive for a 1000
000-ton pool OF new shipping To
counterfeit German sinkings was
pressed step ahead today with a