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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ROCKVILLE - STONE GARAGE. lsx20
f. made, INTO very nice apt. ? rooms.
kitchen. shower bath. Has circulating OIL
heater. 50 mo. WI 573l.
LEE BLVD HEIGHTS, VA-FURN. APT
entirely private wing OF attractive home.
Gen, bedroom, private Tile bath with
shower. screened porch. oil heat. automatic
BendiX washer: all home PRIVILEGES and
al! utilities. linens, silver, dishes etc,
furnished, nice yard II min 10 town
over Lee blvd. min. For Myer. with
reserves III X PRIVILEGES. $50 Glene "a -
UNFURNIsHED GROOM BRICK COT
tege; near store and bus no children.
avail. Dec. Ii. $50 mo. "05 DoEmer ave,
porch- garage 81 81 GfeSt SS Fails st.. Hf faiIs
Church. Va Phi. +. c I465-R
FURNISHED , ROOMS FIREPLACE PRI-
vate, bath; private entrance. hrS. floor,
porcheS. close 70 tTanSp. WA. 1850
ARLINGTON. VA-NICELY FURN ! RM
OXFORD 1879 aiter l. '' . '''''
FALLS CHURCH. VA.-FURN. > RMS
aye as phene hea Fss S1S bmftn sfsT nG !" Park
TAKOMA PARK-UNF., 4 LARGE ROOMS.
bath. kitchen oil heat, continuous hot
water: pvt entrance. adults. SH. $40
> R.. KITCHENE1TE. B. ELECTROLUx:
pvt. ant house adults. $500 Riyerdale
I'd. RIverdale Nd.
ARLNGToN-FURN1sHED. ! ROOMS
ST floor, new home private entrance ana
bath. Gleoe 063l
MAN TO SHARE WITH ANOTHER. =
rms. kit, bath; .. blkS. stores, restaurants.
buses; - min. downtown. GL 1855.
ARLINGTON. sos so BARTON SIT
rooms, hraI floor, luc car fare. quiet
couple.
1909 N. DANVILLE ST. ARLINGTON
Two-room furnished apt; block BUS stores:
semi-bath; couple: $50 weeE.
RMS, KIT. AND BATH APT. COM
pletely turn.: utilities incl; rear pvt. entr.
Kenmore st Arlington. Va
SOL? BELT AVE. BRADBURY PIX. Md
3 rooms, bath. furn.; heat lght; private
entrance: reasonable. Spruce n35S-W
THREE ROOMS AND LARGE TILE BATH,
Strickly private. everything furnished: first
floor in private residence, . blocks from
bus. two ways. The place is suitable for
: or people. lo22 Flower ave. Takoma
Park. Md.
ARL vA-FURN APT. > R. KIT. SEMI
pvt bath. $50. Also single room. grill
prIyll., private lavatory. SIS. oxford
ATTRACTIVE GROOM FURNISHED APT.
utilities included; semi bath. Phone Chest
nut .i666
415 W. MONTGOMERY AVE, ROCK
VILE. Md bright, sunny rooms. kitchen.
bath new G. E elec REFRIGERATOR. gas
stop at door Rockville 3i1-J.
ARL LYON PK-NEWLY DECORATED
E! ms. bath rctg.. completely furn., new
stove two Iuc bus lines. oil burner.
lady only: $50. Govt emDl pref CH 4l5l.
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
SAVE p YOUR RENT
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HOUSES FUR OR UkFUR.

. NEW BUNGALOWS n NEARBY ARL-
iuE-Cn County for rent AZ SIS each: also
s-room and > baths furnished new modern
home al $50 per month. By OWNER,
CH 2GS1.
OWNER WILL SUBLET BEAUTIFULLY
furnished fve-room detached house mi;
oil h WI: Marvlsnd = miles D. c. line
dc
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MOVING. PACKING e. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. rea Sonable rates
will take your surplus furniture as parl
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing q Storage Co. TaylOr 243I.
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Edwin L. taylor and Los B TAYLOR
invite you to see their home now
nearing completion, 4 rms, 3 baths. lSt-
floor Law, gamerm.. maids quarters. ga
rage. large screened porch, random oak
flooring. built-ln bookcases. corner cab
inets and spacious closets make this house
as lIvable as il is delightful. jrd floor
partly finished has one large rm. This is
about your last opportunity to get new
house in this class where substitute
materials have been used. Call Wisconsin
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR.

500 A ST SE-NICELY FUR; LIVING
rm., bedroom. kitchen, dining nm; lst
floor apt; share bath with 3 others: $50
month.
:}022 WARDER ST. N.W.-HOUSEKEEP
ing rooms: ! room, kitchenette; front
rooms: furn or unfurn.; reasonable.
NEAR WALTER REED-3 ROOMS AND
bath. shower, gas, cleo. phone, Frigidare;
Bird floor. pvt. home. GE. 2SS3.
GIRL. ABOUT 30, TO SHARE CONN
ave. apt. with another large separate
room. hall, kit, dlnette; reasonable. Call
Hobart $3.50. Apt. $50.
COLORED-l327 GIRARD ST. NV
to ; rooms Adults only
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SUBLET FOR 3 WEEKS. DEC. 10 TO
Jan. ;; utilities and maid service included.
Call RA. :i54" evenings.
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rooms. ! bath; so. W. H. WALKER,
Shoreham Bldg Ma. 1850
CHEVY CHASE. D. C, VA. AND Md
Pay rent to yourself. 10 mos rent IN ad-
vance. balance so to SllU monthly; 5-s
rooms: immediate possession. FULTON
r. GORDON, owner, l427 Eye st. NV.
DI 5l:}u
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QUICK SALE

Remodeled frame. rms. u baths. h -
VIII. large living and recreation rms
garage: chicken house; flower and vege-
table gardens. nr. express bus $1,000
down. $40 mo: half saving low taxes;
immediate possession. Sligo !312.
NEW HOUSE NEAR DUPONT PARK.
GRIN. BRICK: finished recreation rnn NJ.
transportation. stores and school $50
cash, SO monthly Cal. Mr.. FOSTER,
WA qlIS or DI 33iH
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bedrm lv rm., kit, pvt. bath; empl. mar
RED couple; reas. No pets.
BACHELOR WILL SHARE NEW 2-ROOM
newly furnished apartment, shower bath,
kltchenette. 50 Hawaii ne, Apt. pol
Republic .}- 80
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COLORED-NEW BLDG.

OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY.
1884 Champlaln st n.w.-Several aptS..
rms, kit, dlnette. tile bath with shower
rental SIi so TO So 80. See res. mgr,
E. NJ. AIKEN. 500 H NV. MA. 3556.
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UNIQUE-INTRLGUING.
81. .50O-AttraCtlve Cottage,
L. =, q

NU-lH u> vi al NV
AfordinE Absolute Privacy
Just > minutes 10 center OF cry. This
Is an unusual Offering. There are u
rooms and bath. oil heat. larRe stone fire.
place studio living room, quaint bal
COMES. QlaSSed-in. second-hoor porch
ideal for artists studio: a number of built
in features. Should be particularly ap-
pealing to the discriminating home buyer
who would really appreciate the charm
and atmosphere of this lovely place. The
location is just off Rhode Island ave. ne.
at sth. Boss g. PHELPS. Ma. $500.
Evenings call Mr. Chase DE. i543
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- II VINt-DOVERED COITkGg.
Wall gardens and shrubbery would helr
ITS appearance, but 1t has good roof has
peeA painted recently there is a new oil
screened porch, > Of It's rooms have views
Of The 4 o. Canal. The high wooded
lot is 4uXl2l. price. S4,5Uu. $3.50 down
and monthly payments Convenient 70
car line about J. mile from D. c.
MRS. BURGESS
tlOI Broad 81 WI 4o53
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HARRY JUSTINE,
QpZ II c. NyE MA pSl4
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BUNGALOW OR HOUSE. UNFURN. WITH
bedroom first floor modern. for couple, no
children: ref. Box 3l3-G. Star.
UNFURN, MODERN. - BEDROOMS, MT
Rainier preferred unG ~. Adults. Call
Wartleld 1856
DUPLEX OR SEMI NI-DETACHED. TWO
bedrooms. bv , adults. nv. or Arlington
available Jan. !; SG5 limit. Box i3-B,
star.
COTTAGE NEAR NAVAL RESEARCH LAB
quiet street, central heating. Dec - or
Jan anS lmmed B. lab. 8 ar
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

SAVE a YOUR RENT
Several choice NV. locations ranging
from small to large All reasonably priced
ard on terms way under rental rates.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Woodward Bids RE l2lS
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large 1l-rm. and bath rooming house,
thai can be converted INTO apis. is avail.
J blk. from E. Capitol ST, semI-det. 2-car
gar. and loft. Price
s. $50.
Newly decorated To inspect call st
Office around the corner any lime
HERBERT & SONS, Realtors.
5lJ East Capitol ST Ii OloQ
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SAlE.
TUXEDO, MARYLAND-OPEN FOR IN
spection-lO new detached. bungaloys 4
1913 cash. S2s mo. Large lots: buses and
schools. Warfield 1910 RIA. 4343.
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN
Center hall plan only sl0950: detacheed
brick. practically new: large rooms ~
brick garage oxford kitchen. Call MR..
MOORE. AID. 3141. -
o-FAMILY HOUSE.
Best NV section; price, $3.50; rented
for l05 monthly; shows better than 2oe
on investment. This house about 4 years
Mr.. Mr. FOSTER wa, ai7s or DI s546.
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOUSE
lavatory on ist floor PorcheS, being com
peIed & now Go4 Cl9yerfe5d pl' o@Nre Sa1arss
SH. 500.
FOxHALL VILLAGE-sa. 600.
tive Here 1s aeSed 5eai 01TEsin brieE NJ rooms
large, unfinished, third foor big enough
for > rooms. oil heat, electric refrisera-
ton and garage. On one Of the pref
BOSS Z PHELPS, Ma. a3o0,
FACING THE RIVER, GEORGETOWN
University and the Ca fhedral. panorama
o. remarkable beauty; new brick mouse ol
er. rooms and baths. the living room
being Of studio style. detached brick ga
rage, large lot bounded on TWO SIDES by
the proposed George Washington Me-
mortal boulevard, fine trees Secluded
but only a short walk from Key Bridge
and Hot ShopDe. Price $1,000. ASK
for Mr. Hurd.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER
17l@ St NV Ma 1855
5000 ALBEMARLE ST NV.
Open Today, > 10 D.
Magnificent trees high land. lOOxl6oiz
feet. lst-foor bedroom and bath 2 bed
rooms and bath on md oil burner. OF.
Tered TO settle an estate
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1913 K ST. NV Ma 1855
2FAMILY APTS. ON SECTIONS
From S1,50O 10 1880 with oil burner,
recreation room, ] and > bedrooms
SAM ROSEY. AID. 200
l4ls MONTAGUE NV,
Open Today, -
Detached: l. r. r. dinette kit. and
hall on first fl: bdr and path. screened
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BUNGALOW-S5.45u

So per mo CtaXes and insurance IN
cluded and 4 reasonable cash pevmerr
viii Duy this very attractive home l. has
very large living room with open fire.
place. bedrme. InClosed sleeping porch,
kitchen with new cabinet sipk and rev
eiec refs. big copGrete front porch, sa-
DI sa1- " : MnnpE GE osnc
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fyerm., all-brick BUNGALOW. onl-
three blocks from D c. line. Close n
schools Transportation and shopplnr
Terms. 5000 cash and $50 monthly T.
Spectlon by Appointment only Call Mr.
IEACEE. SH 4@4S-R OF DI }2iS
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NEW APIS. DEC. IS.

Only 10 minutes to Washington: con-
tisting of living room, bedroom, dinette
kitchen and bath; ] block bus and shop
PING center $3.50 TO $3.50: adults only:
restricted. 800 N ! 9Th st. Arlington, Va.
q block south OF Colonial VilageJ. Glebe
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.-FAMILY BRICK

In good ne. section. having rms =
baths. recreation room. gas heat Tbs
home can be bought for $3.50 on cav
terms Live IN one. let the other hep
pay for home. Call Mr.. Mess. DU. 64G4
or WAPLE & JAMES. INC, DI 3346
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CAPITOL HILL

CONGRESS HEIGHTS BARGAIN
- GOO, terms or $3.50 cash. spas
c!ous rooms. ba h: modern garage: 3 lolJ
Lacant. App!Y ~ Z = ID e Al A0a
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l41s MONTAGUE NV

Open Today, 2-5
Detdched, !. r. d r. dInette. kit and
han on first fl: 4 bdr and bath. Screened
porch on 2nd bdr. and bath on Bird oil
heat; large yd; fine cond. GAUSS, GE,
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DI. sal7. W. I MOORE. GE. "snc.
WOODBRIDGE SACRIFICE

,.,1, WOOORIDIE SACRIFICE.
-''''6 Monroe s.. ne-Prlce reduced
Used s-room home with 2-car bui,t-1n "a .
rage; nice lot. S950O: terms
''1lf 11th s.. n.e-Nev brick Colon al
rooms baths. sunroom, bulit-in sarsge.
very best section; terms
Other Bungalows and Houses IS 500 Up
,o,. WOODRIDGE REALTY CO.
23s1 Rhode Island Ave NE NO rc03
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MARIETTA PARK
DETACHED BRICK


Brick. S-room. 2-bath. rec. rm.. garage
" h. or wide street; arrange for d"
families Priced 20 sell. with substantial
cash payment Shown bv appoinrment
MR.. PARTLOW. RA 1876. DI 234H
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N w -TWO-FAMILY Y
- TN"ny

Each apt. has rms. kitchen. dine-te.
bath. automatic hear. full basement laur-
dry rm Private entrances. Income low a.
SlO5.00 per month. To inspect call Mr..
Parker, DI 3346 or IA 1863
WAPIE & LANES NC
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Chevy Chase View. Nd Most unusual
oHer. ms properly must be seen 10 be
appteciattd ? rooms, > baths, lear ga
belx. well Handicapped: make offer
Inc above bargdlnS are offered IN sst.fe
an an tState Telephone kenSneton IS and
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Hf fAIISV1LlE. MD ROOMS RATH:
lot I5Xl 10. convenient to TRANSFORMATIONS
a ana stores, $1,000, now renting for $50
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Downtown-l2 rms. ,l2 baths auto.
heat; furniture optional; $1,000 handles.
JAY REALTY co. RE. 29S0
NICE HOUSE ON IRVING AT 18th
rooms, :, baths. hardwood floors. de-
tsched. on large lot; a house of distinc-
tion and refinement: SI0,950: terms.
R. M. DE SHAZO, 1923 14th. Ma. $500
IDEAL ROOMING HOUSE. 14th g. PIX. RID.
l3 rooms. ; baths; deep lot; garage: ex-
cellent condition: S1050O; terms.
r. M DE SHAZO. 1928 14th. MA. $500
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"!-FAMILY HOUSE.

North of Rhode Island ave ne A rms
row brlcH, > lnclosed porches. saraee oil
no. MATER heat. NJ. B Weaver. WO. 4a44
{ NAPLE a JAMES. INC. DI 3346
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SMALL ESTATE NEARBY VA. WHITE
house ! : 900 50 T. rIch garden land.
inciosed wi.h white picket fence : room
and bath OIL heat: prlce SH,3Oo: S@'?nu
Eve ST nv. DI. $50. Ofice also open
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Very attractive, small house for remodel
ing nice arden; good location Price.
Nt'2uu We also have several larger houses
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DETACHED HOMES IN CHOICE
LOCATIONS ARE SCARCE IN d, e

See this new detached brick Ideally
situated Tor environment. Conven lence aud
LIaHSporlatlon' SIX spacious rooms fuN
de, luxe Tiled baths bedrooms rhst viii
take twin beds foored attic. porch, ga
adte. sul omauc alr-condltloned heat: on
a neautiu! wooded lot 80 feet deep. Cali
Mr.. Clements for appointment
BETHEL.
DlStFlct BOO. Evenings Woodley 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Vast Mysteries Of Eternity
Are Fascinating Specu|ations
BY BENJAMIN DE CASSEREs

THERE is no queerer feeling
L that comes over most OF
us than to see an actor on the
screen who has passed away
/ experienced such queer
feeling recently when on the
very day that ! read of the
death of that most charming OF
movie villains, c. Henry Gordon,
| saw him, full of life and
energy. in The Return of the
Cisco Kid"
l simply could not conceive
that this man was dead, or if
he was. ! felt that l was pres
ent, somehow, at his immortal
ity-or reincarnation.
Then the thought came TO me
that as photography, motion
picture and still" is dependent
on light. all of space is a
colossal motion picture studio
and we are being photographed
all the time.
Might it not be possible. l
asked myself that for ages
after our death all that we did
here on earth we shall do over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

again and again on the vas.
screens of space?
THE authorities tell us If we
could travel backward in
time-machine whose speed was
greater than light we would wit
ness Alexander the Great in his
campaigns. see Caesar crossing
the Rubicon. be present at the
building of the Pyramids. etc.
In a word, all that is lives
forever like a motion picture
and may be seen, if we could
beat time in its flight like
movie that works backward.
This belief is not only held by
science but is also held by a
great religious cult-the Theo-
SophistS.
If, also. light can come TO us
a million years after the sun
that gave it out no longer eX-
lists, why should not all that VIC
do exist in space, in images,
long after we have died?
Fascinating speculations, but
isn't that the chief glory Of
mans mfnd-that il can specu-
late on the vast mysteries Of
CrGTnfty and infinIty?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
For Aid

WE SHOULD send over our navy and air
w force to help Britain. If we don't and
Britain falls, we will be faced by powerful
Europe. superior in every military respect To
ourselves and with the principal ports closer
to them than to us.
What is to stop them? Will Hitler wait
until we are ready for him? If he is such
fool, and it comes to an armament race, he
will be able to increase his already overwhelm
ing ratio in ships seven to one, by Great
Britain alone building three ships for every
one we car, build
Going Still further, it would mean that he
could send TO men to South America for every
one we sent; 10 tanks for every one we sent;
10 cannon for every one we sent.
But this is all ture only IF England falls.
1t seems we are willing to gamble. Let's look
at this through Bfiten's eyes. He sees
Germany that has nothing and every 20 years
tries to grab what he has got
Why not give this Germany South Amer
ica and thus settle for all time the trouble
between the Reich and the British Empire. by
making "have" nation out of have not
one.
Also, if this were done, the Germans hav-
ing sacrificed their liberty that they might
obtain colonies, which, to them, mean riches
and wealth. would no longer see any use for
uieldloioHp anu Wouiu w AM tHcii Hpeity
back, and not have ii forced down their
threats as in 1919.
South America is the only continent where
the British have practically no interests, and
they have respect for the Germans and dislike
for the Latins
OF course, we would object. But so what
To the Englishman, we are only helping our
selves to his pocketbook, and letting him do
all our fighting for us. And whereas few
Britons hold this view now, there will be more
and more who will say, they see their chill
dren murdered, their homes and beautiful
countryside reduced to shambles, why not =?
And. for Briton, why not ? There is only
his own navy in the way of the solution to all
HIS problems.
EWART T.. SMITH,
23O66 Shakespeare avenue,
East Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Casting the Die

A RMAMENT building is in economic sense only a
"A form of pump printing.
After the race is the problem of restor-
ing national prosperity will be with in more acute
form than This is because and additional NAL
adjustments, incidental to the emergency, are IN the
making
Summer H. Schter, Harvard economist, saney points
out that the key to post prosperity lies In improving
the prospect Of profit American enterprises In the
twenties three out of every five companies operated at
profit Since 1929 no more than out of five corpo-
ratons have shown profit in any one year An EFFORT
should be made revive the predepresson ratio whereby
three out of five will be in the black.
Such procedure goes in the opposite direction from
punitive taxation and political business batting.
IN POINTING to constructive path Doctor SIchter
in survey made for the New England Council signfi-
canty advises:
"f we do good job of managing prices and cost
price relationships connection with defense program
by stimulating chronological discovery, and by making
the ownership of American industry attractive the shift
from non-defense production will become the
of bringing up closer to full employment and OF
greatly raising the standard of living
The character of the postwar economic situation IN
the United States is being inexoraby determined by
decisions and policies currently being adopted.
Accordingly, Americans should be alert IN this zero
hour when the die for the longtem future is being cast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
( Connolly Answers

!. (a) Wind, Sand and Stars
Antoine dc Sain Exupery; ,b)
Land Below the Wind-Agnes
Newton Keith: (c) Listen, the
Wind-Anne NJ. Lindbergh.
}. ta) Grand Duchess Charlotte
of Luxembourg; tb) King Leo
pold III of Belgium, King
Haakon VII of Norway. King
Carol of Rumania; tc) Queen
Wilhelmina of Netherlands.
!. fa) Port land. Maine: tb)
Toronto. Canada; (c) n c W
York City.
. (aD David; Oh Cain; tc)
Judith.
!. fal Dayton. Ohio: lb) Hemp
stead, L. l.; tc) Virginia.
/. Frederic Chopin, Arthur
Schnabel.
:. (a) Alabama. Arizon a.
rkansas; OBJ California,
Colorado, Connecticut; (c)
. Ohio, Oklahoma. Oregon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Against

4 AMBASSADOR kENNEDY'S talk to the
"A nation was certainly enlightening. He is
not the first authority have heard tell how
it is impossible for German forces to invade
the United States and how for the very same
reasons. it is impossible for the United States
to invade Europe.
Where would United States ships be able
to land ammunition safely?
Where would Americas finest young men
be able to land and have chance to fight and
conquer England's enemy?
What horrible fnlly-ta= send yeHth-te
slaughter, And for what?
The United States never has suffered from
any aggressor except England. If the people
Of the United States are stupid enough to take
the offensive and go into England,s war our
country, which we have not taken care of and
have allowed to be eaten up by all kinds of
subversves -over 500 Pinks and Reds on the
federal pay roll in Washington d. c., etc
our country will be bankrupt taxed to DEATH
depleted of good loyal men (the subversives
will see to it they are exempt from European
fightingl, denuded of defense materials, mis-
eraby distressed with economic and labor
troubles and overpowered especially by the
exceedingly well-organized forces of Stains
Russia, who, as Monsignor Sheen said.
WALKS LIKE A BEAR, BUT CRAWLS
LIKE A SNAKE" and right here in America
now-we'll be as bad off as England!
Now I wonder-every friend l have who
has been to England has returned with as
founding reports Of, not dislike, but English
hatred of us Americans, Even the well known
actor, Francis X. Bushman, reports that the
loathing of Americans by the English was
made very clear to him.
Gould it be that the English abhor the idea
of the United States being at peace and pros
porous while they suffering ruination :?
Do they really want and expect the United
States to fight and conquer their enemies or
do they want the United States to sink in ruin
along with them? / wonder
V. HEIDE,
$50 East Washington street
Ann ArbOr. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
| G tt erS
to The Editor
TO THE EDITOR.

TO THE EDITOR.
READ of the rivalry OF Com
L mon Pleas Judge John ID.
Watts and his sister. Mrs. Wal
ter r. OHair, each heading
units in the paralysis campaign,
TO see who could raise the high
est amount of money; and an
idea came to my mind
On Dec. Is, 1898. in Traffic
Court, the Hon. George T.
Murphy and Referee Theodore
w. Kobe turned over to the
Goodfellows fund all the receipts
of this days minor traffic vio-
lationS.
Although I haven't followed
the news closely enough to see
if this custom is continued, |
think il would be an honorable
and charitable contribution TO
the Mile-O'-Dimes campaign 10
do the same.
Inasmuch as the Goodfellows
fund is wholly supported by the
people to help poor children at
Christmas time, then the anti
paralysis fund should be doubly
supported in that il carries On
not only at one season OF the
year, but all the year round.
! suggest that VOL print-ln-
your paper either this letter or
an article asking the judges of
Traffic Court to do the same TO
Mile-O'-Dimes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

|. tB)g Four million.
,. In India.
3. Neither rain. nor snow. nor
heat. nor gloom of night stays
these couriers from the swift
completion of their appointed
rounds"
4. Clamshell beads.
5. Paraguay and Bolivia
6. Nostalgia.
Z. Greece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
THE State Constitution provides:

THE State Constitution provides:
1 AT the session in 1913, AND EACH TENTH
YEAR THEREAFTER, the Legislature shall by law re-
arrange senatorial districts and appeFtien the
representatives among the counties and districts accord
ing of inhabitants using basis for such
apportonment the preceding United States in
this state"
The duty of lawmakers is clearly stated 1t is
mandatory for the sttution provides the Legislature
SHALL make APP ortonment each decade
They failed in 1923 but reached a compromise IN
1926 In 1888 the lawmakers bandy ignored their oath to
uphold the Constitution
apportionment is supposed to be compulsory in
1943 Wayne members feel that rather than press the
issue now it will be the advantage of Detroit and its
suburbs wait until the rural bloc is confronted again by
the clear obligation imposed upon them by their oaths of
office
If the rural members two years hence again ignore
the basic requirement of democratic sysem-repre-
sentative governments method must be found to compel
them by mandamus other to fulfill their oaths
of office
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
p YEARS AGO TODAY
H.. % TQTE

British mine sweepers cleared
the English Channel from Cape
Wrath 10 Soapa.
On the Western Front the Al
lies beat off q German attack
~ Carney. north of the Sonme
River.