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LOTS FOR SALE.

EXCELLENT LOCATION CHEVY CHASE,
D. C.-Level, adjoining lots. each 4sXl2o:
S3950 for both. OWNER. WO. SLAB.
$4,000 CASH BUYS THIS EXCELLENT
apartment or church site: S1x120 feet In
the 4SOO block of Conduit road NV.
Priced far below market values for cor
responding lots. this represents rare bar
an Investment This is the last vacant
ground in the block. improved on one SIDE
other by a row Of new family houses.
Phone MR.. BORNSTEIN at Ma. $3.50 dur
ing the day or at Sligo 1857 after Z pm -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

STORE AND ROOMS, NEAR CAPITOL
and Govt dept. Opportunity. Modern,
May consider small house as part payment.
Call E. J. Williams Ii. 3143. E. w.
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IRAllERS For SALE.

TRAILER KozY KoAcH. in excellent con-
dition Apply John j. Miller, Iowa St,
Washington Tourist Camp. 81
VAGABOND. the COACH that has Every,
thing On display opposite Canary Camp,
BALTIC. blvd, Berwyn, Md.
TRAILERS, new and used; easy to deal
with Elcar Coach Co, Canary Trailer
Camp, Rt. /. Berwyn, Md.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER & son. Auctioneers.
NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
TOMOR ROW.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
ELEVEN A NJ. we Will sell by public auc-
ton at 6O4 Rhode Island ave. ne, to
enforce our liens for storage and other
charges '37 Ford coach serial No. IS
377a37o. left by G. W. Madison: '32 Buick
coupe, serial No. 2644as0: motor No:
2791443. left by Bernard Canter; '36 Dodge
D2-l45127 left by j. S. Allison or T, Gra-
ham Motley: 80 Chevrolet, serial No
l4EA07- 7-11s97. motor No. 5371965., left
l4FCI2IO3 5, motor No. M5ss2s34 left
by Sidney D Diamond "a Pontiac sedan.
serial No. s42loa-Ps, motor No, 1913,
coupe serial No. Is-2o3o6 6a3. left by Mae
Cooley: IA Ford coach. serial No. Is
a44456, left by H Goldsborough; "a Olds.
sedan. serial No Fsf430. motor No.
F3143S5, left by William Miller Parties
in interest please take notice. CALL CARL.
INC, 6l4 H st. NV. oc2S.no411
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GEORGE C. GERTMAN. Attorney,
Amer. Sec Bldg.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States Mt2zE1 s95 he PStTTt of colqH6ia
BLAsEY: ct al. DefendantS-civilA Action
No. 3037-The object Of this action is to
obtain judgment declaring that the plain
tiff Ella Mazzel is the owner in fee of Lot
Il. Square sos, premises 1873 Massachu-
setts Avenue. Northwest, as deviSee under
the Will of her deceased husband. Frank
G. Mazzei, or, in the alternative, to adjudse
that she is the owner of said property in
fee. by adverse possession. Accordingly, it
Is ORDERED this 24th day of October; AID.
1941, that the defendants Thomas Blasey,
Joseph B Blasey. Michael B. Blasey and
Angela B. Andrews cause their appearance
to be entered herein on or before the
legal holidays, occurring after the day Of
action will be taken by default against
them; provided a copy hereof be published
once week for three successive weeks in
The Washington Law Reporter and in The
Evening Star DAVID A. PINE. Justice.
(SeaD A True CoDy Test: CHARLES E.
STEWART. Clerk. By ELEANOR E. JOBE.
Asst Clerk. oc2S.no4.1l
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LARGE WELL HEATED AND LIGHTED
rms single or double. Current furn.
janitor service; reasonable. Inquire MAN
AGER. Stewart Bldg. 402 9Th st. NV
SEMI PRIVATE OFFICE, SWITCHBOARD,
or telephone secretarial service included
$50 so mo-: central location. D1. 2105.
FIRST FLOOR, ABOUT 300 SO. FIT: LO-
cation, 11o4 Vermont ave: 500 per mo.
Inquire Office 1l30 Vermont ave.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

356-ACRE FARM. WELL CULTIVATED:
now shipping milk to D. c.: I2,room house.
, baths. 5OxSO-ft. barn: all bldgs. excel
lent condition Also sell so head OF stock,
modern farm machinery Sell at once due
to owners health. LOUIS JONES, 4 mi.
sw OF Dicke. SON, Md. on Rt. No. .. 6'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WHAT CAN YOU OFFER NE UNDER
S5,60O-Around $500 cash, S4O-S5O mo-?
Full details demanded for consideration.
Box 4Ol-X, Star, o.
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PARKING LOTS.

RENT PARKING OR USED-CAR LOT. 4g1
Sth st. s.e.-Busv thorouehfare; reasonable.
Apply 429 Sth 81. sc.
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lTth and N SIS. NV. DI. EI'

BUICK 1887 Century 4-door sedan: at
tractive beige finish. radio: clean interior
excellent tires, motor perfect. car in ex-
cellent condition and only S445.
EMERSON 4 ORME,
1-,A ,,d NJ &c w DI S10O
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LOTS FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT,

rent: suitable for parking OF u trucks.
16 Decatur st. ne, between o and p,
N Capitol and First SITS. HO 2213.
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STORES FOR RENT.

EXCELLENT STORE. SUITABLE FOR ANY
business Ills 9Th 81. NV. EQUIPPED Tor
restaurant. Apply MIR. L1SS. 1loo 1th st.
NV.
CORNER 5th AND K NV; OPPOSITE
New Center Market--Suitable WnoIesaie
or retail business Apply HIMMELFARB
PROPERTIES INC. 474 st. NV.
ME. ll01. |
FIRST-FLOOR CORNER OFFICE OR
storeroom. :, large show windows; 4o2 9th
serv Reasonable. Manager on premises
5OI 18th SE~GOOD STORE AND APT,
suitable for grocery. market, etc; rent
rea Snnahl
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PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door; one-ovner; low
mlIea9e SpotleSs upholstery, motor in ex-
ceIeht condition: $3.50 down: trade or
terms: Ierms: balance IN IS months MFRSON 6s
THOMPSON $3.50 Wisconsin ave. Wis
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hauled. $50. 81 2-door with trunk. S265;
terms. Victory Sales. 5s06 Ga. ave. RA.
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BUICK SPECIAL 1910 coupe black fnish.
spotless interior excellent tires and motor
II you are looking for an exceptional ouy
see this car today S795 ROSSON MO-
TOR co. 115 New York ave. ne
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CHEVY CHASE MOTOR co; .,

CHEVROLET 1910 special de luxe. town
sedan: one owner. immaculate inside and
out: fully guaranteed: S645: easy G. M. A.
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CHEVROLET 1885 convertible coupe: black
fnish. tan top. good running condition,
good tires ali around; So45.
EMERSON 4 ORME.
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CHEVROLET 1885 Master de luxe I'd r
sedan good tires. etc. Sl15; terms. 3loe
18th st NV DU 1888 Dealer.
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Con get q loan Of $1,000 # YOU
con moke monthly poyments Of S7S9.
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pLYMoUdH fadsn 1879 de- luxe 4door touring
bright original finish, immaculate in
terror, perfect tires. motor in tiptop
shapei an exceptionally clean car al q low
price; S545, ARCADE PONTIAC, 1437
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BETHESDA BARGAIN.

Stone and brick, new home, IT Settng
OF forest trees. near Bradley, boulevard:
living room l4x24. paneed den powder
room 3 bedrooms and . baths finished
attic. recrea ton room. maids room .n4 and
bath, double garage. oil heat; ST. 300
Call Mr. Long. ALLIED REALTY CORP.
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CRossToWN MOTORS,

PONTIAC, latest 1897 de luxe door trunk
Secan one owner since new; % 600 miles;
upholstery spotless, new Mohawk Airchief
tion; 1895
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sedan; nearly new tires, exceptionally clean
Ihroughout original factory palm green
| nnlSh, low terms. Eberal trade alloWance;
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S17,5OO-CHEVY CHASE, DC,
S BEDROOMS BATHS.

S1I ,5UU-CHEV1 OHhOE, Nv,
S BEDROOMS BATHS.
Near Woodrow Wilson High.
A palatial detached home of spacious
proportions and offered at ar extremely
attractive price Practical in plan. hand
some in appearance: tile roof. 1st floor
s-ft. center hall. living room approximately
o5X14 with music room adjoining, lovely
dining room about 1?xl,4, sunroom. lst-
unusually comfortable bedrooms and 3
complete tile baths. Storage attic. 1t Is
equipped with Bryant gas furnace and
nsTs 2en @ bs
pointment THOS. J. FISHER g. CO, INC,
realtors, DI $3.50. Or evenings call Mr..
Child RA. S531. -
COLORED. 1923 sth ST. NE ROOMS.
tile bath: h.-w.h., hardwood floors, recrea-
tion room: excellent condition: terms. Mr..
WILLIS, HO. 2S27. -----------
coLoRED-sth AND FLORIDA AVE. NE.
payment Per will l0b buy this this solid Brick house
h..W.h., INV Big biz cellar with wash trays. 2
porches. etc; for only $3.50.
DI se17. w. L. MOORE. GE. 2s02.
COLoRED-1125 sth ST; N.E-RoW
brick rms, kit, bath porches' full
basement, h.-w.h.. S6'95o. Small down
payment 9ony fopo,ts terms g N,rppav
RE. o4s6. 1881 St. Me. 452a.
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND, K STS. NE;
Semi detached brick, 8 real rooms, tiled
bath oil burner, 3 porches. etc, in new
house condition, good terms to responsible
party and priced very low.
STERLING & FISHER CO..
p13 New York Ave NV. RE. $3.50.
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.do cRosSToWN MOTORS.

PONTIAC 1887 convertible coupe: excel
Ient condltlon, original paint Job. Chest.
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PLYMOUTH 1898 4-door sedan. Falkstone
gray finish, equipped with radio and heater.
Al mechanically very good tires. runs
pertect: $50: :iO-day written guarantee.
LOGAN MOTOR CO, new location. 18th
am L.
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EMERSON 4 ORME.
a-N NJ Csc ~ I"

CHEVROLET 1888 4-door sedan. black
finish, very GOOD tires all around, rood
motor. economical to operate and priced at
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR 2nd
trusts. taxes, lst trusts D. G., Md. and Va;
and home improvements. Deals closed "a
hrs. Small mo. payments. FEDERAL FL
NANCE CO, 9l5 N. Y. ave. NV Ma. 10.
REAL ESTATE LOANS-4-41a59 graded
according to character OF loan.
MOORE & HILL CO. S04 1ath ST. NV.
QUICK, CONFIDENTIAL SECOND TRUST
money on your home. METRO REALTY
CO. 113 Woodward Bldg. RE. 1l22.
LOANS MADE ON YOUR SIGNATURE
for personal bills. home repairs. taxes,
terms to suit your budget; loans on Md,
D C and Va. property PEOPLES MORT
GAGE CORP. Oil New York ave. Ma
tlonal 414O
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CHEVROLET 1897 o-door Master de luxe
town sedan: excellent condition. new
tires. heater. defroster: reasonable: private
1851 before a. m or after 5 pm. g.
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STUDEBAKER 1870 Champion de luxe
sedan; radio and heater, very attractive
car, finished in black, with overdrive: a
one-owner car that Will give you nex-car
service in, every detail: fully guaranteed
ana priced low at S667. LEE D. BUTLER,
INC, III 2lst 81. NV. District 1918.
finish. radio and heater. low mileage one
1WnasT 1saT ,ear; owner reports excess mileage
70 sell a. once for S445. L. p. STEUART,
INC, 1925 14th ST. NV. Decatur 4S03
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STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion custom
club sedan: immaculate upholstery. driven
very little by one careful owner, looks and
runs Ike new car. priced 10 sell at orce
Tor ST. MY used cars make good or
doD LEE D. BUTLER INC. 1l21 2lst 81.
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STUDEBAKER 1899 Champion coupe: nice
maroon finish, spotless interior. excellent
tires. low mileage; one owner; S449 liberal
trade: 30-day written guarantee LOGAN
MOTOR co, new location. 18th and L sts,
NV RE 3o5l
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BUICK 194I Roadmaster club coupe. model
T6-S: sparkling black finish. Immaculate
interior, driven very little and just Ike
new in every respect; = stunning car that that
is worth considerably more than S1,295.
EMERSON & ORME.
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12-TJNTT APT.

Convenient location. excellent condition,
financed at 4ises: cash above 1st trust;
will yield better. than 300 return. Call
+. Eliot Middleton, RealtOr,
oo2 invest Bldg. Republic 11S1.
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TIO5 Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin 1856.
CHRYSLER 1898 Imperial 4-door touring
sedan; black finish. very good. eouipped @
verv clean Interior and well worth S395.
L. P. STEUART. INC. 1928 l4th st. NV.
Decatur 4S03
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TRIANGLE MOTORS.

PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe coach; hne
broa dcloth upholstery. black finish. tiptop
condition throughout. Guar. Liberal trade.
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Here Is a real bargain. very SPACIOUS
semi-detsc ched brick house on excelleny
Street. close to the National Cathedral all
schools stores and Transportation IN
Guides 1st-foor den, large bedrooms; Z
baths, auto heat, garage. owner mas
taken exceptionally good care care 1d,,s Of tnis is
This highly desirable and convenient sec
tion today. For details call Mr.. Pos'on'
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411
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Mr.. ROCK CREEK BORDER,

Half block west of 18th; large brick. 8
rooms. 2 complete baths. oxford kitchen
cabinets; Venetian blinds, fireplace. auto.
heat; . screened porcheS, 2-car brick ga
rage; perfect condition: for quick sale.
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PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan; radio and heater, original black
fnish. very good tires and motor. S349.
LOGAN MOTOR Co. 354O 14th st. NV.
Hobart 400
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ROOMING HOUSE.

BALANCE LIKE RENT
0E ocation off Alabama ave.-6 rooms
recreation room, automatic oil heat
weether-stripped. One block from bus lin
and shopping district, S6950. up
EN- Q55I
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FORDs, FORDS, FORDeI1936 models. Tu-
dors, Fordors, conv coupes and coupes:
several to select from: every one IN o; <:
condition: ready for safe winter driving:
an interiors, good tires; priced from
S227. LEE D. BUTLER. INC, 1921 21st
at NV District 1918
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HOW TO GET DELAYED BIRTH CERTIFICATES

Chapter 54 of the Session Laws f Alaska, 1911, which was ap- proved by the Govornor on March 23. 1o41, specif the man ner in which delayed Certifcat- es of Birth must be executed in the same manner as heretofore, and must be signed by someone pres mt at the time of the birth or who knows the facts. Tn addi- ton to this, the person signing he certificate mus. also execute an affidavit, stating the facts up- on which he or she has executed the certificate, ard these must also b cerroborated by the aAii- @avits of twa other persons who alFo knew the facts.
 Because of the p2ss7ga of this Act, 1t will be the du V O. Unit d States Commiss:a7 rs to scrut : iz- all cerdfeases of Dir a-ex- 2p. those fl ed saar ly after the . '? Of the bir.h - to see that they con2.ly with the provisions fl this law.
 Frank A. Boyle,
 Registrar oi Ni.eI Statistics
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New Defense Securities
Cincinnati Enquirer)

The Treasury Departments de- cision to offer for sale new de- fense securities graded in denom nations from 10 cents to $10,000 is calculated to meet an unaVoid able financial problem, and to meet it in a way that will be socially n d psycholOgically sound.
 That the Treasury means to conduct a selling campaign rival ing Liberty Bond drives of World War days is apparent from re- ports that 5O00O0 persons will be enrolled for the task, and that solicitors will canvass not only individuals but large-scale em- ployers, labor unions, schools, and host of other groups and organizations.
 This means of selling the new securities will insure broad pub lie participation. From a psycho- logical point of view such an eX- tensive basis of support is desir abl-. Il will bring home to every one that the defense effort de- pends upon him personally. It will make for a sense of sharing that will add vitality to this tre- mendous enterprise.
 The program also will have de- sirable social consequences. By inducing people to save instead of spned 10 the hilt, it will pro- vide a brake against infation. Further, direct sales to individ- ual investors will drain off extra money put into circulation by Federal spending, helping to keep this nv income out of mar kets that compete with the arm amenJ program.
 Treasury officials are represent cd as believing that from $3,090,- 100000 to almost $5,O00, ,O00, 900 worth of the new defense secur- iti7s can be sold within the first 14 months of their issue. Consid- ering the astronomical cost of the armament effort which the Unit ed States has undertaken, this will not be, relatively, a large sum. But it will obviate to some extent the dang-rs inherent in other forms of borrowing and will ease in part of burden of taxation.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-14

After talking for years about the matter, the United States and Canada have reached the con clusjon that the deepening of the St. Lawrence Rivzr, to provide a V-ay from the Great Lakes to the sea, must proceed at once Al though intended primarily as an aid to commerce, the trend of current though requires that a waterway to the Or at Lakes. having the proportions of the Pan ana Canal, should be viewed in .5 military and naval aspects as W7u If an American warship gan be built in the inland secur-
 v of Duluth and be hoa,ed tc
 ao sea, it is trae ofhand that 71 anemy vess l from 95roqd aau'd make the up trip from th@ aaesn to Ch.csg9. Not much could 5e accomplished aloag that lina, however. unless the alien enemy ad first secured posse sion of 8 bordering land strip f. y mil S or more in width and at least a thousand miles long.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-14

Eata 9~ish may make a return -a"a-3sa7ez on tae screen in Wy Buss' - m which Ann Sheridan is making her r-turn debu. to the screen as,er her lay off.
 Gloria Swanson is making screen tes.s fer ! role opposite Ad5leae NJ njou in Father Tax s 2 WEa7
 Aaa Harding, they tell me, is testing for tn. role os "lIa Bax- ter in The Yearling' which goes into production next month, after more than a years prepar at:on.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-14

Bob Burns returns to active picture making after a long ab- sense in The Good Fellow" the first time Burns will portray a straight character, discarding the loVable eceentricities seen in other films - it's his first since 1899.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-14
HOLLYWOOD STAR -LITES
By Chuck Cochard
HOLLYWOOD tExc,usivel =

f1i }tItR1 " JUL ALNC|QSINtl -
 It's funny how Deanna Dur bins forthcoming arriaga to Vaughn Paul ha, met with the approval of her fans--it is so sell lom ia th's city wh n a f minine star csn please her followers by getting married.
 RIO f finally going 10 release "Ci5zen Kane' in the next few weeks - the Ors5n Welles super sup movie which parallels the life of William Randolph Hearst and take it from your Hollywood correspondent-that boy is really cleyer-the film is one of the best ever Q c@me out of Hollywood.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-14

The so-called Baby Bonds will be supplanted by othzrs of three different sorts, all subject 10 tax ation by the Federal Govern ment, and not capable of being n gotiated. There will be Savings Bonds, sold at par and yielding a return to 2l2 perc nt. Another form of Savings Bond will be offered, to be seld fer "A percent of maturity value and running for l2 years, without interest. This issue is intended primarily f.9 the small investor. The third ela s is made up of the D fense Savings Bonds, due in ten years, offered a. 75 percent of ma.ur- ity value, and to be redeemed 2 maturity at value which will r.present an interest of 29 p r. cent, compounded twice 8 year. Even the person having ID more than dime can do his part The post offices will sell savings samps ranging in price from a dime to five dollars. a full stamp book being subj-ct to exchange for bond of corresponding val 1lp
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-14
Current Comments From Washington

Acting upon the theory that Congress carries out the will of the electorate, the people must be behind the British aid appro- priation. The vote stood 336 for, and 55 against. Party lines do not seem to hav1 had much to do with the result the Democratic pcll being 23l to 6, and the R publican poll l04 to 45, the Farmer Labor, American-Labor and Progressive representatives being divided in opinion. Op- position included more than a dozen proposed amendments, upon which the axe d=scend- ed so abruptly that the out come could be prophesied to a practical certainty. It is ex- pected that Senate endorsement of the House action will b. req sonably prompt, though landslide approval and lack of dissenting voices are not looked fer as char aeteris.ics of the action in the upper legislative body.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-14

Tyrone Pow.r has more pictur- es lined up for him than any oth- CT person in Hollywood - some tn million dollars worth of films foy Ire next two years.
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The Scripture is .horisy f9r the statement that aA1iction com eth not forth from the dust, nei- ther doth trouble spring out of he ground. Likewise, 1t is not pass5bIe to plant nickels in the spring, and harv st dollars in thc fall. So fl happens that the Trea- susy Department has been cas- ias about for an effective means 10 get cash that will be nece ssary in connection with the defense system and tn seven billion aid for England. The undertaking is the greatest of its kind since World War times. Fifteen billion
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in fifteen months is the goal that has been set.
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Seven billion dollars is a large sum of money. The list of ear markings is too long to be quoted but there seems to be many dir ,ctions in which the expenditur- es may be directed legitimately. Some surprise will be caused by the fact that the sum set aside for ordnance, ammunition and ar nor is slightly less than thss for agricultural, industrial and other e9nm0diti 5. Yet a s5Idief with a hare back and an mpty st5- n'ach Is not much good. and ii is wise to supply beans and socks, a, well as bullets and ships.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Sports Roundup

(NS)-Two hundred nations top flight golf
swsrmed the Emhurs Country Clubs paaa o5l4 yard
golf practice rounds for the opening FRIDAY of the
5000 Chicago open golf tournament
Mtrsapo S-(INSThs Arsrieon Association GlsarS mil
take the field against the Minneapolis Masrs tonight slight
fo0os defeat the local nine in the Associations annual mid
reason baseball classic.
Detroit (APt may be that Walter Hagen and Bobby Jones'
who IS years challenge golf match will do again
Hagen victor the original match challenged Jones another
today connection with the engagement between the United
States Ryder Cup and Jones chaengers the Detroit Golf
club August % and "a
(INS)-WhtydtVdy the hrss-yeor-eld turf king,
added another tDin his collection todGy-dn easy the
$4,000 classic trial Of arlington Park.
Detroit P)-Bouncing back with victories
the Philadelphia Athletics the Detroit Tigers today found
themselves again within shooting distance of the fourth place Chi
ago White Sox whom they have been hadowing for
weeks
Spokons Wdsh-(INS)-With 3oholr Of 135 for the
tricky Indian Canyon course young Jimmy Clark aircraft yorker
from Long Beach Cd medal hono today 81 golfers
Dent into match play in the National Public Links