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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

EVANSVILLE HILLS-6 r. AND ! BATH.
brick semi-bung., z nj, rec. room, n " vono n,,
oil burner: garage Price. S6.S0n. S3Itl
ca sh S57 80 mo ZANTZINGER. WA. lAl9
BEAUTIFUL HIGH. BUILDING. STIb
stream: 5-aCre tracts and up; mi1s aDo9s ado,
Merrifleld. near Lee highway. O. 1. iEN-
RETT z z D .. FalTtaN. va. Ic.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

POTOMAC AVENUE, d. C.
beautiful view of Potomac River and
Little Fails. Lovely broom and bath
home. Full daylight basement. oil heat,
insulated and screened. Large lot. Garage.
Inspection by Appointment
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.
491O Wisconsin Ave WO 5311 49,
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been occupied. on large corner lot 3
bedrooms, , baths: dining room, kitchen
and screened porch: automatic oil heat;
beautifully decorated: will rent for $50
month: 10 minutes from downtown Wash
lnrton. Call MRS FITCH TemnIe h234
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SHEPHERD PARK

Det brick. perfect condition: 1st floor,
liv rm.. fireplace. din. rm., kit, unusual
cabinets, lib, Law. porch; End floor. 3
bedrms. with. additional rm. off master
bedrm.. Q baths: 3rd floor, bedrm.. bath;
unusual lighting. bar with sink, complete
kit. for entertaining, Law; oil heat. large
wooded lot with 6ood lights and lighted
pool, gear gar, inteTcommunicstinE phone
system. AT 1851: once, MA. 1919.
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FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS.

Unusually well planned new house. 4
rooms on first floor with lsvatory, large
porch; 2 bright rooms md floor . baths
large attic insulated roof shower in base
ment garase NV price Is $1,000 under
tcOmpared) values, OWNER, call WI.
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IN NV. SECTION OR ROOMS;
must nave anil bedroom hrst hoor =,
brick or stone; must be bargain. BOX
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FIRST TIME TODAY,

Conventional Georgian home with cen
trail hall and staircase. wsll-srrsnsed living
room. dining room and kitchen, pine-pan-
eled den and laVatory. bigger-than-us
bedrooms baths; unfinished attic; base
ment recrea ton room of unique arrange
ment: also servants room and bath. The
grounds are cleverly treated with rustic
stone walls and offer many possibilities for
individual taste See this home today at
19l2 i6th St. NV. or phone OWNER at
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NEAR SUTTIAND, APARTMENT-TYPE
bunealcw, rooms, bath, porch; oil heati;
IOO-ft lot: $500 cash. $50 mo, Lacy nt sn4
Porter ave Bradbury Park, ND. Inspect
o. nh hnOL
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DESIGNED AND SUPERVISED
BY AN ARCHITECT

rare opportunity to buy from builder
direct. for less than Sl0.a00. Distinctive
Semi-det. home, ; bedrms. 1st-fr Law .
built-iu gar. plenty of windows. full
screens Quiet conv. neighborhood. Other
unusual features
570Q 9Th GIT NV
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S4,75O-NORTHEAST.

A six-room> and bath brick, oil heat. ga
rage. comfortable home or good in
vestment. Convenient terms can be ar
ranged.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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RUuT For OMNER

Transferred 10 N. Y home approaching
completion, nearby Va; white-palnteo
brick. Georgian, designed by architect. best
of materials: 3 bedrms., 2 IA baths; cholce
corner lot overlooking reSLrlcJe9 seStioh' :
large trees Phone OWNER, HO. t34b.
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$8,450.
2 YEARS OLD.

This red brick home is located on a nice
corner lot in Chevy Chase. D. c.. near
Conn. ave and is only 2 years old; 1t has
a well-arranged living rm dining rm. ana
kitchen on Ist f., 3 bedrms. and bath on
2nd q, and was built by one Of Washing
toms well-known builders. Rare oppor-
tunity Call nowi
Mr.. Blackwelder EN- O162.
] WESI EY BUCHANAN
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Mr.. NAVY YARD, SCHOOLS. TRANSP.
Fairlawn Village, practically new. q rms;
oil burner. air-cond.; owner transferred
S6.5O0; terms arranged AT. 2096.
S75O CASH, $50 PER MONTH BUYS THIS
new 6-room. Semi-detached brick home
in Michigan Park: lot AZ it. deep; auto
air-condtioned heat: concrete front porch;
YOU should see this outstanding value,
shown bv appoin rment only. Call Mr
ReaviS, associated with JAMES f. TUCKER,
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

9 LARGE RMS. BUILT IN GARAGE, OIL
heat; best section Il ", reasonably prlceo
HAILER, DE 3129-J. ls--
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NICELY FURNISHED 14-ROOM ROOM
inS house; good location near Govt. bldgs
real bareein for quick sale; owner lesVihs
tour, Phonp DI 1861. IN
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. l411.
3O2 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV.
3l4 Penna. Ave. Sc,
SIT GODDARD RD.,
pafhacdo kGd

home 4 bedrooms. . baths nice porch,
overlooking yard; Rarage; situated in ex-
cellent neighborhood; will be open Satur-
day afternoon and Sunday Drive by
e. NJ. FRY. INC, 6S40 Wisconsin ave.
WI $40.
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TURKEY AND DRESSING, TOO, IF YOU
buy this old Southern-styl home. Q rooms
made into 3 ants; all modern: $500.
81 00d cash. S65 mo; . spts, rented 1of
pay for it. CHESTER COCSWELL. 13S
n AIhau1srle e Arl Va OXFORD S33.
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NEAR 9TH AND EYE SITS. NE.
Seven-room brick faH large rooms. suit
able for 2-family apt: full basement, oil
burner, h.-wh.: excellent condition;
block to store. theater.. car line: under
$4,000. Call Mr.. Glidden after 6 pm,
DE. O054-M.
WAPLE Il JAMES. INC. DI. 3346.
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Near st. Gabriel'S Parish,

LARGE six,room: tile bath sn-brick home
Jwo-fsmily srrsnsement; Ss,s50i terms
Call Mr.; Aiken. DI. 300. with BETHEL
or AID. E297.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
5 BEDROOMS.

blocks from Westmoreland Circle-3
large bedrooms 2 baths: air-cond. auto.
heat: full basement. GARAGE. porch, fire
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A DISTINCTIVE HOME
IN CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

If you like trees and want a comfort ia ble
home on a quiet street home with
large rooD1s. automatic heat. and con-
Ven1ent TO schools. transportation and shop
PING center, get full particulars on this one
by calling Mr.. HOWE. Emerson 1858; If
no answer call National OS66
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5729 9th ST. NV.
Just Above Concord AveO
Open Until 10 PM RA $3.50.
HOME AND INVESTMENT

Spring Valley-High, quiet, cool; besuti-
full shrubbery; 5 rms, attic, basement;
h.-w.h.. gas elec. refg. tOut Conduit 10
Macomb St. right blk. TO KlinRle.l Open
Sat afternoon and Sun. all day. OWNER,
Oxfnrd nSn-
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Oh. Ch., d. C.-Barnaby Woods
i-rm. brick Colonial heated 3rd Il ,
recr. rm. with hrepl, lge liv rm.. porch
e&cep. xii, lot with trees; bus 10 schools,
shop No brokers. OWNER. WO. 1925.
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FASHIONABLE LOCATION
H. G. WILSON. Owner.
WOULD YOU LIKE

An old house near Ch. Ch. Cir. 5-6 oeors.
= baths. that can be transformed INTO
beautiful home? Lot nearly ~ 600 50. tt
stone and frame: 81 900. WI 1885.
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oUHuaF anu NTEHIS' III Ub-U-
1889 MOVES DRIVE,
WOODSIDE PARK, MD.
Omen Sunday 3 Till Dark
OFF 18th ST-S11 nm
OPEN

Detached brick, g rooms. ? baths; oil
heat: recreation room; garage
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS 2700.
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NEAR 5th AND H SITS. NE

2O-ft. brick house. big rms, bath. full
basement H. n, 2-car brick gar, rear
yard. fully insulated and weather stripped
conv 10 everything. viii place $4,000
trust Owner would like TO get $3.50
cash. See MI Miller.
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
SO9 n CapitnI ST Resl1or, MA. $3.50.
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NEW HOUSES THAT YOU HAVE BEEN
SEEKING-AT SURPRISINGLY LOW
PRICES

out Massachusetts ave. NV. Deteched
Colonials of brick and stone, equipped with
most modern innovations for comfort ana
utility; very large rooms, , freplaeeS., at
tached garage, built on lovely wooded lois:
graded school in ] block no need 70 Q, lo2k
HarnSberger, with BEITZELL' Dl. 3loO'
. - nln i0QQ
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BETHESDA-S7.45O.

New brick, 3 large bedrooms: wooded
lot. +. H. A terms. Select your own
finish. Call Mr.. Treat, ALLIED REALTY
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3Oth AND S SITS. Sc.

See this brand-new home (nesr Penn.
aveD 6 rooms, Ia baths, including LIST
room, recreation room, high elevation.
real bargain. Open Sunday. REALTY
ASSOCIATES Ma J49S
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

DECATUR HEIGHTS,
1905 Birch st.-Reasonable terms. This
home has unusually large bedrooms, bath;
living rm., dining rm.. kitchen, beautiful
recreation room: large lot 50x140; det.
brick garage. This home must be seen to
be appreciated Open Sunday
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
1888 Alaska Ave Georeia 1870.
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rooms, 2 baths, recreation room, ga
rage, automatic heat.
PHONE co. 134S. EVE. EN-. O2s9
OPEN AFTER | Pm. TODAY,
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EDGEMOOR

Near Egemoor tennis courts and pool
Bedroom and bath. down: 3 bedrooms snd
bath, up; spacious new home in choice
location. Call Mr.. Smith, ALLIED REALTY
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DECATUR HEIGHTS

103 Edmonston Toad-Bungalow, large
rooms and bath. painted and redecorsted
throughout: nice lot; close to school and
transportation.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
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APARTMENTS uNFuRkIsHEp.
Continual
HIGH AND COOL,

Front ant, rooms and bath, S51 so with
refrigeration. 1S43 Mintwood pl. NV,
near Columbia rd and Ambassador Thea
1925
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OPEN

LOCATION -SIZE-QUALITY.
BEAUTIFUL. CORNER BRICK HOME,
American University Park,
45th AND AIBEMARLE SITS NV
4 Bedrooms, 212 Tiled Baths.
Very LARGE hnished basement for clut
room or suitable for doctors ONCE
ROGER MOSS, DI. 1921.
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314 Penna. Ave. Sc.

OPEN SAT-. AND SUN,
321 OGLETHORPE ST. NV.
Modern 2-story semi-detached tbrlck.
rooms. baths. oil heat. garsRe. large
attractive rear yard with stone flsh pond.
This house must be inspected to be ap
preciated. Only Sl0.950.
WALTER A. BROWN
141h Eve 81 w Ma 1852
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WOODBRIDGE
% Blocks of R. l. Ave. Me-
$500 CASH-BALANCE LIKE RENT
9Th and Jackson Sts. ne. Corner lot;
5 rooms and bath, full basement oil
burner. front porch: good condi ION
SIS $50, $50 month. OWNER, Dl. 2f2f'
eve WO O432
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TWo-FAMILY HOUSE.

NEAR LINCOLN PINK.
. brick houses, $3.50 and $4,000. Also
one or two good bunss lows For nforma =
lion, call Mr. Foster. Warfeld 9l7S, or
WAPLE & JAMES. INC, exclusive agents,
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FUR COLOfED-- 0Ou- ,..
lot This is real bargain. Call MI
BoaZe. GE. 6119. .,o
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1941-05-17

SILVER SPRING "HoLLYwOOD;"o ON
1sUS can build homes: stores. schools;
be[T offer scceoted- 2 miles past Indlan
Sprine owner at first Rss station. OWNsH'
Evening star., 1941-05-17

Vicinity North Capitol and T sts.--Row
brick, B bedrooms, reception room. living
! room. dining room kitchen; detached
| on very easy terms. For further informa-
! ton, call Mr.. SHAFER, Dupont 5s25, or
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l546 HEMLOCK ST. N.W.

Beautiful Shepherd Park, well built
center-hall BRICK homo 4 bedrooms,
city A real bargain Open Sunday after
noon. REALTY ASSOCIATES. Ma. 1893
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85O3 LYNWOOD PL.

Here's the smart, white painted. Will
been looking for The price is right. Big
living room. screened side porch. st-hoor
Iavatory. Open Sunday. Out Conn. ave.
just beyond Columbia Country Club and
Chevy Chase swimming pool: turn left 2
squares to property. REALTY AS
SCCIATES MA 143S
Evening star., 1941-05-17

CoLEsVIILE PIKE. RMS, 2 b. on =
barn a $3.50. 8 rms. b. a.
car gar SO $50 H. p. BIERER. SH 6212,
Mr. su- sPP.. BUNG.. 5 RMS B., H;,W:
h. . lots. outside freDl. fish pond, 81 9an :
sims, s rms. b. NV tnoo Es sH s5s5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Action Studied
In 2Gas Deaths

A decision as TO what action
should be taken against building
guards involved in the death by
poison gas of two newSboys will
be made Monday. Chief Assistant
Prosecutor Julian G.. Mcintosh
said Saturday
Mcintosh said he would review
over the weekend the testimony
of a coroner's inquest. The jury
composed of chemical experts
found Jimmy CabaniSs, 10, anC
Richard Powers. 9. both of 68e
Peterboro street, had met death
through the negligence of Samuel
G.. Brodie of 1882 Cass avenue
The boys entered the building
at 474 Peterboro which was being
fumigated and were overcome by
the fumes. Brodie who was in
charge of the guards at the build
ing, has been missing since last
Sunday and is sought by police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Desperate Need

When the increasing aerial
fighting and heavy casualties
months ago created a desperate
need for an invulnerable tank,
Eyer turned his research, with the
cooperation of his company, "a
that problem.
In six weeks-a record. Eyer
thinks-production facilities were
set up for turning out the new
product.
Not TO produce tanks made OF II
/ There wasn't time II was turned
Iout in blankets that could be
wrapped around the regular meta
tank.
Having done this much Eyer set
himself TO building a complete
tank which would be bullet-proof
He Travelled 10000 miles in a year
10 talk with airplane company
officials and government men. He
tested 1913 materials al his com.
pany's Rochester (MichD firing
range.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Se|f-SedIing Gas
Tank Perfected
BY Detroiter

In the early days of the present
war a fighting planes gasoline
tank was as vulnerable as its
pilots heart. When it was pierced
by a bullet, the plane usually
caught fire, and pilot and plane
crashed in flames, a complete
casualty.
Today's planes return in safety
from dog fights although their
tanks are speckled with bullet
holes. American pilots. should
they ever engage in battle, may
do so knowing they will not be
Iincinerated in mid-air if bullet
finds their gas tank.
The answer lies in the brair
behind Detroiter Ernst EgerS
bright eyes and impaSsive face.
Ernst Eyer, United States Rub
Der Company employe, had beer
thinking. about some sort of self
sealing gasoline tank long before
the war started and he had eX-
perimented with many rubber
compound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Siberian AirfeldS
important to L. s.

The important question posed
20 the United States IN this re-
gard is whether the ports and air
fields of eastern Siberia are "a
remain in independent Russian
hands or 10 be seized by Japan
or 10 be controlled by some AXIS
puppet government In any case.
Alaska must be made impregnablc
not only because h Is American
TERRITORY hui also because of II,
strategic position.
II Is vital 20 tho whole Western
Hemisphere defense system aS a
base Of operations for the Amer
can fleet and air forces. guaran-
teeing The security Of The most
northern and shortest route Ia
The Pacific. and assuring import
ant and strong outpOSts for
offensive operations against po-
tentIal ASiatic enemies
Win Japan safely Installed in
eastern Siberia she would have an
advantageous position in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

The dream Of surrounding De-
troit with a beautiful chain Of
parks and recreation areas was
far from dead Saturday in spite OF
"a legal attack which Wayne
County officials have launched
against the Huron-Clinton Park
way Authority.
Commissioners of the new five
county park board are assembling
the best legal minds available and
will seek a rapid determination of
their powers before the State SUI
Ipreme Court.
County Auditor Edward II. Will
liams put temporary stop 10 the
lauthority'S action last week by
obtaining from Prosecutor Will
liam +. Bowling an opinion de-
claring the parkway law uncon-
stitutional. The opinion blocked a
tentative ALLEGATION of S150,000
from Wayne County, which the
park board had planned TO spend
next wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
.DriUe to South
Seen Aid to laps

In the circumstances this latter
would be very risky at present as
the greater part OF Japan'S army
lis tied up in China, while the
force on the Russian border is
comparatively small On the
other hand. Russia has long main.
tanned a large autonomous force
IN Siberia, together with an ali
fleet within easy bombing dis.
tancc of Japan'S flimsily con
Structcd cities.
Others feel that Japan'S aims
would be furthercd al this time
by a resumption of her suspended
expansion drive 10 the south IN
order 10 add valuable territory
10 her domain al small cost
A southwark move, however
Immediately touches the direct in
.tereSts of the United States
While awaiting Qualification of any
change in Japanese policy. the
United States has taken active
steps OF further protection against
The extension of hoStiliticS. and
the navy department has officially
announced the mining of the
water approaches TO Manila and
Subic bays - our Far Eastern
Philippine strongholdS
Should JapanS ambitions take
her beyond Indo-China and Thai
land toward Singapore or the
Dutch East Indies. undoubtedly
Britain. Netherlands and possibly
the United states WeHld take ur
the sword against her and She
would he faced not only by an
Allied fleet superior IN >ca
power. hut also her southern and
eastern TANKS would be- dominated
by hostile bases superior in am
power
on The other hand should M,
rapidly changing conditions in thu
west during RuSSiaS preoccupa.
ton with Germany make the re-.
verSal Of Japan objective
advantageous. considerable prepa
ration and complete alteration oil
plans would be necessary. This
would REQUIRE much time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Why He Opposes 1t

Williams opposes tn Q @ w
agency because il will spend &
stable slice Of Wayne County
funds without giving Wayne
County officeholders much to say
about how il is TO be spent,
If the Authority raises its legal
maximum by direct taxation in
the counties. S770,356 per year will
come from Wayne County. S21 1885
from WaShtenaw, S6.12S from Liv-
ingston. S56.026 from Oakland
and 81 ,009 from Macomb.
Thus Wayne County would con-
tribute SS per cent of the cost
and would be represented by only
one member on the seVen-man
board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Tells About II

Finally he came up with a tank
that would take nine 30-caliber
bullets and still hold its inflam-
able contents.
Today the company Is making
the tanks in Los Angeles and
MiShawaka as well as Detroit.
They are all CuStom-built with
three parts-a eontainer 10 hold
the gas, a scalant Of rubber COM
pound and a retaining material
for the outside cover. The COM
pany is now building not only
tanks that will take 30 caliber
bullets but even so caliber bullets.
The Detroit plant is expanding
its production to turn out 1900 a
month.
Ernst Eyer is working on a new
problem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
2 Treaties Caused
Japan'S Qudndary

II was he who added the Russo
Japan neutrality pact 10 Japan 5
tripartite power pact with Ger
many and -Italy-the immediate
cause of Nippons present quand-
airy as TO what action 10 take to
fit the wild tangle of circum-
stances.
One thing is certain. The reor-
ganiZation of the cabinet eifectu-
ally clears the Japanese govern
ment'S hands for the remuneration
OF the Soviet contract, if SO
desired, and leaves her free 10
attack Russia in case Hitler's
mighty war machine is victorious
over Stains Red armies.
With the defeat of Russian
armies - should such happen -
Japan may be expected 10 act
boldly and attempt TO seize the
longlcoveted Siberian maritime
provinces and the Kamchatka
peninsula. The setting up of a
Japanese-controlled state in this
territory would put swarms of
bombs of an active Axis partner
within a few minutes Of North
America.
Russia and the United States
have a common boundary in the
Boring Seattle Alaskan and
Siberian shores, at their nearest
points. being separated by only
60 miles.
Many excellent and we'll
equipped air bases have been built
by the Red army in Siberia during
the past 20 years,
Seizure of these bases by Japan
would eliminate the menace TOT
Russian bombing) 10 the very
vulnerable Japanese cities. BY
the same token il would put an
end TO much OF RusSia'S aid 10
China.
IT might be good strategy on
the part of the United States 10
purchase or acquire ton a long
term lease from Russia some OF
these nearby Siberian air bases.
in "A manner similar 10 that used
in obtaining the West Indies bases
from Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
More " Ouid Affect
Air Pacific Status

II is Just that potential situation
which has been the compelling
force behind the Speed-up in con-
struction of our new defense posts
i'm Alaska, particularly those in
the Aleutian Islands one of
which, by the way, viii be put in
official commission on September
J. according 10 a statement by
Secretary of the Navy Knox.
Such a preferred position &C.
cupied by Japan in the northern
Pacific, in addition TO her status
in the southern Pacific, would
seriously affect American inter-
cstS in that western ocean. We
would have 10 employ a larger
fleet 10 guard the northern
Pacific while Japan would have
much freer- movement with her
ships.
The new Japanese cabinet is
dominated by army and navy Of
ficerS. 1t is significant that
MatSuoka'S successor as foreign
is high-ranking naval
officer, Vice Admiral Toyoda The
internal struggle which led to the
fall of the old cabinet was evil
IDENTIFY between a strong pro-AXiS
group and an equally strong pro-
Japan group which believed in
playing its own game.
Leaders of Nippon apparently
were unable 10 make up their
minds whether 10 Succumb to
German pressure and lend assist
ance TO Hitler al this stage. or to
act Independently and crafty the
revived national yearning TO
march northward into the mari
time provinces of Siberia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Meeting Called

Commissioner Oscar a. kauf.
man of Wayne County has called
a meeting of the Authority for
August 5 at which time the mem
bers will decide just how to get
their case into the courts in order
to upset Dowling's ruling.
'If the Supreme Court takes
original jurisdiction the question
could probably be decided early
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20


The first step in this direction
was taken Wednesday, when the
cabinet of Premier Prince Konoyo
resigned en- bloc. Now Prince
konoye has formed what is de
Scribed as a stronger, more cen
tralized war cabinet which would
permit the government 10 cope
more effectively with the ever
changing world situation. %
The cause of the cabinet shake
Up was not made public, bat pre-
sumably II was sequel 10 the
political crisis brought on by the
RuSso-German war due 10 a major
policy disagreement which could
not be resolved. In way II APP
peared 10 be a reputation OF
some Of the policies of Foreign
Minister MatsuokS who has been
eliminated from the new cabinet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Free English Class
AT Recreation Hub

A free English class TO prepare
persons 10 pass the English test re-
quiredefor citizenship papers is be-
ing conducted at the Kronk Recre-
alton Center, 5555 McGraw. at lC
a. m. on Mondays and Thursdays.
The class is under the direction OF
a WPA adult education teacher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Boards Fight ReUiUes
DetrOit's Park Dream

in the Fall term" Kaufman said.
IF il goes up through the
Circuit Court we would probably
have TO wait until some time in
1912 for the answer"
cit il not uncommon that new
statutes of this sort should he
tested in court. A law of this
importance deserves the security
of Supreme Court approval"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
G-Men Chief TO Speak

John S. BugaS, head Of the
Omen lin Detroit, will speak at
the meeting of The Native Born
Detroiters Club, Monday night, IN
Hotel Book Cadillac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Red Cross to Isles

CHICAGO. July 10. - UNS) -
Additional Red Cross workers vii
be sent 10 the Philippines. Trinidad
and Hawaii in the next few weeks
Howard Bonham, national roll cal
director of the American Rec
Cross, said today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

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