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Houses for Rent


r.vrN00n .sls- Irvor fogr f1
rIshe- heatct Sf>, garage e'eo"t'
~ Su~fsN
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Income Bungalows for Sale

COZ oRFD-l6- room kitchenettes close "a
John r furnace refrigeration, etg
SPLENDID income 81 500 DOWN. Ca
.t.lAc 1905
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PAI>rI>G And DECORATING

MANUFACTt RI&G-t5oe N eycroosts
hlsnke's rones. &c 1851 After koa'
Frank Jansen
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CANTON Vs7PFR 4 rcafns basement
tFts-e, 81 500. Terms. Rurd
fr+rr.r
u.ptp $500 Scar Warren oVrer q
.us. haf ar. fIl. basement. s. 400
s~trs fnrt
UrtVFOFN TOWNSHIP 4 rms and bath,
SEQ tn- SIS mo guar. delivery
n .rr .r taNs buses in industrial. pans
fn- ctr.cc Tots a. $3.50
.nsFao0p GRATluT section rooms
tf. furnace hrirk garages. Move
-.r.t tuu $500 down.
rNI SKIS lat-7 GRATloT RI $685.
FONT WEST i97t5 : rooms { bedrooms
stdo Gown ~ lltop
tnlH ROOMS ard bath partly finished
. r1rllT s. 500. 5000 down So
MN i1lr miles out ~ Wyandotte
Telephone Nsantaue 7oi2 Rs.
W1I So t,e Iets for sale reasonable ~
agent owner lNsuhoc 374s
NACCN Eve room single modern
--lA-.a. Detroit Pest offer by goth takes
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Diamond Loans
Federal Collateral Society, Inc.
lll7 WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
UphoiStering

ABSOLUTELY non-clad guarantee, two
pieces. $40 50 FIDELITY. Oregon oTs0.
ARTISTIC UPHOl.STERERs
DISTINCTIVE CREATIONS. We e-6Q70
BAZEI IS -t-r-e7taftty uphoistering, low
prices li205 FenkeN We. 7-is7o.
BELCREsT UPHeHS7 AEFFsfffAleii- Custom
hunt suites; restylin3. repairing. 55o2
fireman Tyler 4-22i3I
cal BERK.S for 0udnty Upkolstering
1898 w CHICANp no. 2o66
LET Famous restyle ami rebuild Jour liv-
Ing room suite. Call TO. $500
living RIM SUITE reupholstered 500 70.
Free estimates Liberty. vi l-2060
MICHIGAN .UPHOL co
i0ii2 EE&kFI.l. n $4,000
. PCS REUPHOLSTERED, NOW S26 IS
MANCHESTER UpHOl. TO. $3.50
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FLANDERS. 1851
.CG-st-t-Clfer DRIVE private exec. r~'
meals pr. eres suitable 'Vc. ressars a.
Arlington 1885
HFLEN $500. Rehns1 French h1nc IRE.
fe- sen enar 0crNre nights oaNt
$50
KENTUCKY IssI- Good trsrsp rtaff.-
fes nms cooking home fr eges rsa
farar'e teeIt ne
MILITARY l11s -tf r. EaTs- care
g~rremel' home privileges GOOD enot as
NoErHN EST Section TNn well rIr
rifhsf warm }.nus w..l ,rttFf, tstf
sccouuo1af ars for thee of f.4r Vrs
o. rrpu - --rLsWn f-sf
5 ~ WFFELY Trst-lAs- u,a't az
Htr. rs- '.ha Trmr's 1850
Cot0EEp va.vs home VAN que,
rn.H Hea-t, Laundry oI'--ra
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Automobiles for Sale

OLDs - 80 4-door ne luxe sedan: top
notcher. Hurry for this. Sos fun price.
Mack Maxwell, S146 Mack
OLDsMOBILE- 1899 sedan, $3.50: perfect
condition. private owner. Cherry 7iO0,
Room CPS
PACKARD QUALITY USED CARS
574 EAST JEFFERSON RIA. 27oi
PONTiAC-19i2 streamlner s: owner.
e722 Wayburn after 4 Z. NJ. Arlington
44l2.
PONTIAC-.1935 master sedan. good rub
'ner; heater, mohair trim. only Sii9 fun
price, $500 Gratiot.
PONTIAC-.til go de luxe 2-dr. heater
Sss5. Hanson Chew, 1889 Mack.
SEE HARVEY MACK FOR YOUR
PONTIAC. 5959-CAsS-6200
TERRAPtANE- 1886 De luxe touring
hrougham radio. heater. steering wheel
shift; 20 choose from; $1,000 fun price
Mack Maxwell. SAG Mack
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Vacant Lots for Sale
WATCH for weekly bulletin rhls column
every Sunday, state Land once Board
Real Estate Wanted

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
NARARAK 2q35 NJ, Elliott, ~ 1882
'YERS-Any east side property cash.
terms Rufd lvanhoe 33t0
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
HOME EAST SIDE ROsEVILLE l"1o
READY CASH BUYERS Houses. Eats,
apartments tcoloTeil. Temple l-o0N6
Tf ler 5-O722
VAST good single or rat on east side
PrJre must he rrht. lie. 1890
WANTED RocmnE Houses Fats Ap's
Swanson. 4ol Cadillac 50 BIDS O. 3s9s.
OR 3-bedroom home; y W section
$500 % 500 down. Hogarth $500
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Land Contracts

AL land contracts bought. mtges made
McHsgh 1910 Ford BIDS Cadillac 03Ge
eANN dcsrabD, lsn1 contract purchased
MELVIN r. IANPHAR n COMPANY u
sfh Floor. LAFAYETTE Bldg Cadillac $3.50
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Little Farms for Sale

BEAUTIFULLY wooded 3 acres 1ust south
90 Goddard road cleared spate iur sar-
fening In rear 5000 handles Newman
NE,ne and Goddard roads
ROOMS unfinished Lot 7cK3uo bargain.
smAu On. naEl sun ewes w 600.
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Wearing Apparel
Store and Office Equipment
StoUes and Heaters

81 rtst -sses row Ssw--usse sew,
cas-. tfrus .3l5 RusseI. Cadihat O1
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Pets and Poultry Supplies


BFAI+TIFUL brintie pane Cmae), ears
trimmed reasonable; good home. LenoN
r6r4
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Camp TraiIers

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COACHES
ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES
1902 WEST WARREN OR. ssss
1871 TANDEM wheel Elcsr Is &" trailer.
SIX months old completely furnished ,
pulled only 400 miles. electric brakes 2
doors. 3 rooms, original cost 81 500 will
sacrifice FOR $3.50 cash. Inquire 32i0 North
Gratio' M Clemens
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MATTRESSES RE>ovATrp LIKE Nrw
NttB'S CLEANERS

s. 90 MATTRESS rem .yaiet DAY service
NarthNestern Mattress, 7i,s Cn!aso
~ larh 44Tf
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80 TRAILERS

NEW USED AND FEPOssE SsED
DEFENSE HOUSING MODELS
FAST SlDE-2qil EAST JEFFERSON
WFST-25lu Gu RIVER A. T-MtLE RID
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1ucks-Commercial Cars
For Sale

DODGE-lQ39 I y ton wholesale milk
truck; reasonable Call Murray 1856.
FORD--ie39 cab over engine dump truck
3yd. body and speed axle; sos. SlD'S
AUTO SALES. 1875 Grand River. No.
el9s.
FORD 1889 dump truck, special equip
nent; recondtoned motor. good tires n
will take substantial loss 10 dispose of
truck 40 East Congress
GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCKS
1925 Vermont Temple l-66eO
ONE OF the best selections OF trucks IN
the city. Mnlenbach. 1850 Gratiot.
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Coal and Coke

1871
ft-7 * t-fe= trfffrf1tN COAL CO.
PLAZA $500
BANNER COAL co
sigo FLNiLlE-NlNEWOO -5of9
BETTER coal burns longer J. / sinclair
Co. Grauot al Broadway PA. 200
.CALI uANY for good coal. TO $3.50.
co SAIL ii;sp IS c EoF Eca6icE-9uAJIIT3y ,s,e
coal. or CREDIT
suCHFR BROS. I'll TWlNBRooK 5000
DETROIT CITY ICE AND FUEL co.
s237 GRAND RIVER TYLER $4,000
TOWNSEND s-ssll
G0OD COAT.-ALL KINDS
GLENN ID BARTON co VI ssioo
GULF COAL co.
1870 NEWRURN TO. s-ia7e
KAHS COAT. co
TOWNSEND s-oo5e
k0ALPAKvMore Hest-F1REQUETs
$500 oeD--JCHNsoN-vE $4,000
KOENIG COAL CO.
Ct $3.50 1855 GRATlOT TO $3.50
LETT HOLMES HEAT YOUR HOME
REST coat BEST SERVICE
HOLMES 1878 Mackay TO. I0i1
MAJOR COAL co
-4tr S0t'TH ST VI 1-151s
McDONALD FOR COAL
CALL TO $4,000
NIsTEIF COAL ASD COKE
PLAZA 5000
washed NUT best grade .., - g
e.t. p Poca. n. . And s!aeN. -
,o%SL BRICK kND srrrlY 80
-a. 49, CHICAGO INLtk o-iiIo
TFHNFS COAL co.
LAFAYETTE $500
Wood
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A BEDROOM suite, 3-piece. walnut nnish,
slightly marred in shipment. sscrlfc,
.Sls-75, terms Alvin. s7I5 West Vernon.
a sos USED LIVING ROOM 500
BERNF.Y 6S47 MACK
A 2-PIECE living rm set. reclaimed. SIS.
Benson. 1924 Woodward Eve. sun Ia
A $50 RECLAIMED LIVING RM., SIS so.
KGEF's FURNITURE 2295 GRATIoT
RASERURNERS beds. complete s.. furni-
ture refrigerstors. s57l JOS Campau,
1850 West Warren.
BEAUTIFUL innerspriug mattress. 1s2-coil
50 90 Crown. 1900 Gratiot; +137 Mich
BED spring. mattress. compl. 1875. Ace
Furn 2h9 Michigan. OPEN eyes
BED. spriug mattress. new. ST.. Benson,
l332i Woodward Eve. Sunday ID
BREAKFAST SCI. new, 5-pc, ST. Benson,
BUNK BEDS 2 springs. 2 mat, SIS.
Benson 1929 Woodward Eve. Sun. ID
CARPETS. rugs made over; laid. repaired.
standard Rug Cpt Cleaners. RA. 64ol
GORGEOUS ape bedroom suite new. $40.
Benson. 1924 Woodward. Eve. Sun. IA
IT PAYS 70 buy the Central stores way
II locations in Detroit.
LIVING ROOM BARGAINS
100 beautiful ? and 3-piec. living room
suites TO 90 New and floor samples
Values up TO 800 sacrifice for cAsh. SIS,
sun FURNITURE. 1922 GRATIoT
LIVING RIM. suites. i0Ge above cost, save
1880 Van Lokern. 1887 CharlevoiN
LIVING ROOM suites. beautiful selection,
under $50; don't pay the long price
buy direct from distributor ROGERS co
26l5 East Grand boulevard. at viaduct.
Pore. 5-pc breakfast set new, sla. Ben
son. 1921 Woodward. Eve. Sunday IA.
RUGS used. cleaned s7s5 up Runners,
throws Amer. Carpet cir. s63s Oakland.
sTOVFS-An kinds rebuilt So up. trade
in. 26t3 r.. Dawson, 1888 Grand River.
-TWO-PIECE living room suite. $40 so.
American Furn. Factory. 1927 or. River.
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE, 18TH A. TUXEDO
gxi2 RUG 50. Benson. 1924 Woodward
open evenings, sunday Ia.
so SLIGHTLY marred ape. bedroom suites
500. WARDS outlet, 1894 Harper. Open
Sunday u TO 5.
2-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE 500
CASH FURNITURE. 334 Michigan avenue
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
in the biz sunday Times Want Al
section
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AT oNCE-Cars ~ Junk. rag more. jeff
Auto parts 500 Huuc .It Tyler -. 81
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Suburban Real Estate for Sale
Farms and Lands for Sale

RESTRICTED homesites az surpr.s.nel
low prices Tuggey Birmingham 9i'
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Open Nights
BERT BAKER
BIG LOT
Grand River at Livernois

BUICK FOR BARGAINS
$3.50 CASS 6i5l WOODWARD
1887 two.door. In good con
dition. good tires, brakes. motor, tnish
With trunk and heater x, Curran, 273
Fnglevood Townsend 6-79q5.
CAR BUYERS. YOU'LL SAVE MONEY AT
CHRNSLER BRANCH 5000 CASS
coupe. excellent tires very
clean; heater; $36s balance; bank rates
absolutely guaranteed.
HARPER MOTOR SALES, eloo CONNER
LODGES -193e-4o-ll. Hodges. $4,000 Mood
Wafd
DODGE-ip36 c-door trunk. extra fine
tires. good looking and running car
unforeseen circumstances demand immedi-
ate sale; Si45. Ato East Congress
DODGE-l93s door sedan good condi-
ton good tires: Sle5. private owner
1888 Van Dyke. near 7-Mie road. Twin
brook 1892
WE WHOLEsALE-iOO CARS
NEW CAR DEALER. 37se WOODWARD
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SeUing Machines

Al SEWING machine vacuum, washer;
repair IN home 81 Free estimates. LenoX
$3.50 Centrai Service
SINGER DRoPLEAF. GOOD SEWER
1876 ANYWAY CADILLAC $3.50
WHITE rotary sewing machine. good con
d'on. sacrificing sios Elsin. Plaza
0-fs
WHITE SEWING MACHINE inventory
clearance sale. cheap open sunday.
CASIIGLEONI. $3.50 Gratiot.
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Business Property for Sale

FOR QUICK sALE%-ioo ooo seusr. fee,
good location near. west side. reason
able Lafayette O32S
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Wood
Miscellaneous for Sale

FORT WAYNE COAL CO RI
~ CLal AZ I-w PrIces TY 6-hl3i
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Freighter Torpedoed
After Blasting Sub

By the Associated Press
AN EAST COAST PORT, Nov. 21.
The sinking Of their vessel by an
enemy torpedo after they had driven
of and possibly sunk one submarine
and won a hard-fought battle with
North Atlantic gale was described
yesterday by 81 survivors of a me-
dium-sized United States merchants
man.
Three shipmates died-one was
washed overheard during the storm
and the others were missing after
the torpedoing In the mid-Atlantic
during the latter part of September.
Capt. S. G. Krolikowsh, the
freighter's master, told of the sub
marine attack that was beaten of
only six hours before his vessel was
sunk, of two torpedoes that missed
and four shots by his armed guard
after which "the submarine disap-
peared from view"
And then. he said, his ship was
hit forward on the port side by a
torpedo and sank in about II min
utes.
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Ecuadorean President
Reveals Land Grant
To j. ). for Bases
Arroyo del Rio Stops Off
In Mexico City on Way
To Washington
BY the Associated Press,

os I've AsSOCldteC IfeSS.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 21.-Presi-
dent Arroyo del Rio of Ecuador re-
vealed last night that his country
had given the United States terri
tory for bases on the South Ameri-
can continent and said she was not
only the first to give land for bases
but also the first to permit CONT
mental ones.
Speaking of the Rio de Janeiro
accord which provided machinery
for settling the long standing border
dispute between Peru and Ecuador,
the chief executive said the sigma
ture of this agreement was great
sacrifice for Ecuador. but We signed
it as a demonstration of inter-
American harmony"
With this act" he added at a
press conference, I'VE proved our
Americanism."
Ecuador, he said, was the first
American country to control its Axis
residents, telling them in what part
OF the country they should live. AS
a result, he said, many have already
left the country and the rest do not
present any problem"
The Ecuadorian President, stop
ping here for a three day visit on
a trip to the United States. said his
visit to Washington had many
detectives" but that the chief one
was to strengthen inter-American
unity.
He arrived yesterday morning by
plane and was met by President
Manuel Avila Camacho.
Meeting United States Ambassa-
dor George S. Messersmith at the
airport, the President received a per-
sonal message of welcome from
President Roosevelt and said he
looked forward to meeting Mr..
Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1942-11-21

by the French people.
Pierre Laval. is described as a
super Quisling, because while
there may be some spark Of
honest conviction In the Nor
wegian leaders heart. there is
none in Lavals. The French
Premier is all calculation and
venality. He has built up for
tune out of his collaboration with
the Nazis and intends to keep it
as long as possible.
Marshal Petain, who was re-
ported at one time to have be-
come thoroughly disgusted with
the state of affairs and to have
tired of serving as mere rubber
stamp in the hands of Laval, his
lieutenant, has now accepted his
position and handed over every
ounce of authority to Laval.
In some quarters, Marshal
Petain is being compared with
the late President Won Hinden-
burg. Near the end of his career
Hindenburg had become senile,
and once, when Hitler's brown
shirts were parading under his
balcony in the Wilhelmstrasse he
turned to his aide, his own son,
saying, well, I did not know we
had captured SO many Russians"
But Hindenburg commanded
the full respect and loyalty of the
German nation and had he not
been double e-crossed by the mil
itary leaders who saw in Hitler a
man who could remilitarize
Germany and bring it into
another war, the Austrian would
never have had a chance to
amount to much.
Respect for Petain Gone.
Marshal Petain now commands
the respect of nobody. His feeble
voice is being heard more fire.
quenty than in the past over the
radio, reading out short speeches
and admonitions written for him
by Laval, who in turn follows
strict orders from Berlin. He
does not have enough authority
to keep even an old crony like
Gen. Maxine Weygand out of
Jail.
The French Army, a nominal
force equipped only to handle un-
armed crowds, is still in ex-
istence. If Laval can manage to
indoctrinate it sufficiently to
make it into tool to fight some-
where far away from the borders
OF France, In Russia presumably,
the Nazis will see that 1t gets
the necessary equipment.
German divisions have been
withdrawn from the Russian
front to man the new defense
lines of Europe extending from
Evening star., 1942-11-21
I'D Ruther Be Riuht'
Worst Punishment After War for Laval Would
Be to Force Him to Walk Down Puris Street

spoken to him he has made prog
ress; If a bed Is found for him he is
we'll on his road back.
And a continent watching, won-
dering, a continent under instruc-
tions from us, via radio speeches, to
kill Fascists. We know precisely
what the people Of Europe ought to
do with them. But we do not have
the faintest idea, yet, what we ought
to do with them.
r. 1t is no good to rail at President
Roosevelt, either, and say that he
ought to have policy about
handling these twice traitors. The
problem Is new, and there has been
no community agreement on the
point. Giving chicken dinners to
one of them in England hasn't
solved it, and making another High
Commissioner in Africa hasn't
solved it, and we are still at the
beginning.
Helped Kill Nation.
We've talked about setting up a
commission to try Fascists, after the
war, but our idea is to try them for
derivative, or secondary crimes, not
for the big crime of Fascism. If
M. Laval has never committed
murder, he would get off, though he
helped kill country.
Anyhow, the international COM
mission method didn't work last
time, so why 60 back to a failure?
When the Nazis took Paris, one of
their first ceremonies was a large
banquet attended by older German
officers, all Of whom had been
marked for punishment" by France
at the end Of the last war.
At this point a light seems to
break, and you wonder whether it
is a problem of method, after all.
If it is so hard for us to do maybe
the truth is that we can't do it at
all. 1t is too easy to be soft with
somebody .else's Fascist.
And you're forced to turn again
to the people, and that each hber-
ated country must be allowed to
rout out its own Fascists. The moral
strength that will free Europe from
within will render Fascism harm
less, and our moral fortitude will lie
In not interfering. When you do
interfere, you almost always have to
interfere too much; you are prac-
tically compelled to make your
Fascist High Commissioner or see
him become a corpse.
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Chinese Actress Who Toured
War Fronts Goucher Student

with special passes permitting them
to go anywhere.
For rs months we toured the bat
tlefields and gave our little plays
before soldiers. the wounded and
those training for duty in behind
the-lires camps. Sometimes we
acted almost without pause from
dawn until dusk. I think our record
was IL performances In a single day.
Many, many times we got caught
In small and large engagements.
One minute we would be acting and
the next guns were going off all
around US, We'd stop until a lull in
the battle and then start acting
where we left on
Miss Wang said she didn't recall
ever being frightened,
WED have been ashamed to be
afraid In the presence Of our SOL
diers."
Evening star., 1942-11-21
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Nov 2O.-Winning a
seat as associate justice of Chicago's
Municipal Court by polling only
1892 votes out of a total ballot of
some 100000 is the unusual
achievement of John r. McSweeney.
Mi. McSweeney's election, the
most talked of incident of the
States November 3 ballot. has
brought protest from Chicago Bar
Association officials, its president
terming it "a travesty on the elec-
ton process" Politicians agree the
unheralded, but apparently busy
campaign he conducted to win the
iudgeship was a novelty in Chicago
politics.
The 5l-year- former State
legislator was elected to an un-
expired term by polling 1892 write
in ballots. while the smallest vote
for any regular candidate was 502.-
1888. BY all manner of reckoning,
all the voters who marked ballots
for Mr.. McSweeney had heard of
his campaign. The rest of the city's
approximate 100000 voters ap-
parently didn't know he was run
ming for office.
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Prince Georges restaurants
10 Register for Coffee


Registration for restaurants and
institutional users of coffee In Prince
George County. Md, will be held
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at
the County Service Building in
Hyattsville and at the Marlboro
courthouse, it was announced yes
terday by L. H. Burch, chairman Of
the county's Rationing Board.
Those registering must enumerate
with their applications the amounts
OF coffee purchased during Septem-
Der and October and must state
amount Of coffee on hand rs OF mid
night, November 81, Mr.. Burch said.
The coffee registration date for
grocery stores is to be announced
later, Mr.. Burch said.
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Jackson Says Peace
Will Present Problem
Of Liberty, Authority
Inter-Americun Bur
Is Told Equilibrium
Always Unstable

Reconciling liberty with authority
is a problem the United Nations
will have to solve in implementing
the Atlantic Charter as an instru-
ment of world peace" Associate
Justice Robert H. Jackson de-
clared at dinner last night in
honor Of delegates to the Inter-
American Bar Association meeting.
"The equilibrium between restraint
and freedom is always unstable, be-
cause the apprehension of dangers
from war, for example, leads to in
creased emphasis on restraints,
while fears Of overcentralization
tend to put the emphasis on liberty"
Justice jackson said.
Terming our written Constitution
"a sort of legal shorthand, and our
Bill of Rights a series of majestic
generalities," Justice Jackson said
the ALLEGATION of power between the
States and the central Government
has constituted "the most recurrent
and bitter controversy in our con-
stitutional history. and it seems
likely ever to remain a source of.
vexation and discord."
Resettlements Show Trend.
He contended, however, that new
problems upset the old equilibriums
and require resettlement; a series OF
these resettlements, whether made
by amendments. or by. judicial de-
cision or by legislative bodies, show
the trends and drifts from which
no government can isolate itself"
The American federated republics
whose constitutions are easy of
amendment and respond more
quickly to current pressures and
opinions are perhaps the greatest
modern source Of experience, whose
lessons might "help the United
States to avoid both the evils of
sectionalism and those Of over
Capitalization, Mr.. jackson stated.
In spite of the different cultural
and legal traditions of the Amer
icas, their outlook on life was suf-
ficiently alike that they created
basically similar. and in many ways
original, forms Of constitutional gov
ernment, Mr.. jackson continued.
"No small part Of our grievance
against Germany today" Justice
Jackson added. 'is that even yet
she does not recognize the principle
of expatriation which most other
powers Of the world have finally,
If reluctantly. accepted. She still
demands that German emigrants
yield her obedience and service,
even against the countries in which
they have made their new homes. !"
Cites Variations Adopted.
Mr.. Jackson pointed out that Can
ada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and
vene1uelA have each enacted varia-
Evening star., 1942-11-21
Submarine Built
In Wisconsin Plant
Accepted by Navy
Craft Will Go to Ocean
Via Chicago, Illinois
And Mississippi Rivers
BY the Associated Press.

MANITOWOC, Wis, Nov. 21.-
HomeWard bound with a common
kitchen broom affixed proudly to
her coming tower, the submarine
Peto slid smoothly through Lake
Michigan early this week.
The broom announced symbol
cally to the anxious watchers ashore,
many Of whom had helped build the
submarine, that the Peto had made
a clean sweep Of the rigid Navy
tests and had passed inspection by a
trial board headed by Rear Admiral
Walter S. Anderson.
Today the humble broom, tradi-
tional symbol of successful passage
of naval tests, was removed from
the Peto's tower as the Navy ac-
cepted the ship in formal ceremonies
at the Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co.
yards.
The Peto, 1eet-type submarine
was the first submersible built on
the Great Lakes since the war be-
gan. She was accepted for the Navy
by Comdr. R. F. Hans, operations
officer and port director of the 9th
Naval District, representing Rear
Admiral John Downes, district COM
mandant. Dignitaries at the cere-
mony included Rear Admiral Fred
erick Daubin, commander of the
Atlantic Fleets submarine division
The Peto, launched here April 30
will be taken to tidewater by way
Of Chicago and the Illinois and Mis-
sissippi Rivers.
The first submersible ever launched
In Lake Michigan was 80 years ago
shipbuilding company officials said
Lodner D. Phillips, La Porte, Ind,
built four wooden submarine be-
tween 1845 and 1851, but they said
his underwater craft proved gen.
orally unsuccessful.
Acceptance of the Peto ac-
complished. attention here turned
to ceremonies scheduled tomorrow
when a sister submarine, the Puffer,
will be launched