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Some Facts About
the Schools
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County Lihruu
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BY THEIR DEEDS YOU SHALL KNOW THEM
Ross COLLINS The t~oo-fttle and toOiate
Candidate FAILED AMERICA:

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WALL D0XEY - the dO-nothing pension
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Employment
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Reliable girl 20 do homework,
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Ave. Mt. Clemens.
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Evening star., 1942-12-15

probably would surpass other capt.
tails In population soon."
Though Maj. Gen. Philip B.
Fleming, administrator Of the Fed
eral Works Agency, was unable to
attend, Baird Snyder, Sd, assistant,
presented a prepared talk which
declared public works planned in
advance so construction could begin
on short notice are perhaps the
most useful of all projects" to take
up the slack In employment during
the, national conversion from a war
time to a peacetime basis.
Sees world Capital"
The administrator added that the
Nation would need millions of new
homes to replace the obsolete, to
take care of a growing population
and to compensate for construction
now being deferred. Thousands of
these new homes will be needed
here in the Washington area. Al
though there may be some decline
in the local population after the
war, I do not expect it to be very
considerable. AS a world capital,
Washington is certain to grow in
importance and population.
Il expect to see labor standards
maintained at present levels, or
even improved. I think labor. how
ever. will have some adjustments
of its own to make in order to clear
up jurisdictional differences aris-
ing from work on new types Of
materials.
All in all. see many bright op-
portunities for the building indus
try after the war. I consider plan
ming for the future only second in
Importance to the winning of the
war itself, and the planning job
that needs doing offers a challenge
to the best intelligence Of all of us.
Il should expect to see imrne-
diately after the war a very con-
siderable increase in public works
construction in which private con-
tractors will participate. We need
for example, more and better high
ways"
Banking Viewpoint Given.
John A. Reilly. president of the
District Bankers Association, pre-
sented the financial standpoint and
said plans are on the assumption
Of the future and added the out
look may be clouded. but 1t is not
forbidding." Referring to new mate
rails being developed during the
war, Mr.. Reilly predicted a post
war boom through chronological de-
velopments.
AS an outcome Of this war he
predicted there would be some form
Of national and international mini
mum income, perhaps based on
American standards, though he
added this would be dependent on
the extent of requirements for post
war rehabilitation.
H. E. Foreman. managing director
of the Associated General Contrac-
tors Of America, reported his group
wanted to fit into the war effort
through use Of its manpower and
material resources.
Charles T. Penn. vice president of
the Indiana Limestone Corp, ex-
pressed the belief that housing and
redevelopment of properties would
take up the slack, if any, during the
postwar period. He noted that ur-
ban blighted areas should be mod
ernized through proper postwar
planning. Slum clearance, he added
Is profitable and reflects an invest
ment in its returns.
1t was announced the next meet
ing will be a luncheon January II
in the Mayfiower Hotel.
Evening star., 1942-12-15
Early Survey on D. {.
Construction Needs
After War Urged
Building Congress Hears
Post-Wor Capital to
Require New Housing

Leon Chatelain. jr., president Of
the Washington Building Congress,
said today a thorough survey of
postwar housing and construction
needs here should be made as soon
as possible to insure an adequate
program of private and public works
for the future, following a forum
meeting of members last night In
the Mayflower Hotel
Leaders in local finance, manage
ment and labor presented their
views during the forum, which had
definite optimistic trend that
postwar building will re-create
private construction on q fairly
large scale here"
Though in general agreement
that for the present. under war
conditions. the building industry has
suffered a sharp curtailment, the
feeling was expressed that with
the opening of material supplies to
private building and planned
construction program on the part
of private and Federal groups, the
Washington Metropolitan Area
should not experience a postwar
depression.
Much Building Forecast.
Several persons from the floor, In
asking opinions from the panel
members, added expressions of op-
timism that the Washington sec
ton would be faced with a large
demand for new housing after the
war.
The feeling, in general. was based
on expressions that, as in the case
of the last war, thousands OF new
residents would remain here. Added
to this was the statement that, be-
cause Of the worldwide nature Of
this country's war campaigns,
Washington would continue its in
crease in population through ne
cessitv as HEADQUARTERS and that it
Evening star., 1942-12-15
Monument in Britain
ReculIs Peers Lost Toe

BY the Associated Press.
GRAVESEND, England.-In Cob
ham Park stands Britain's quaintest
monument-recalling peers lost
toe. On that spot 107 years ago
the Earl Of Darnley became dis
satisfied with the way a wood-cutter
was welding an ak. The Earl took
the ak and lunged at the tree, but
the blade struck glancing blow
and severed one Of his toes.
A few days later the Earl died
OF blood poisoning from the in
jury and the monuments family
Evening star., 1942-12-15
Heads War Sovinqs Unit

A. r. Williamson, newspaper,
radio and advertising man, has been
named head Of the press section of
the Treasury Department War saw
ings staff, 1t was announced yes
terday. Mr.. Williamson formerly
worked for Midwestern publications
and was in charge at one time of
public relations for the State Farm
Insurance Co.. Bloomington, III.
Evening star., 1942-12-15
NIT Professor to Speuk

DR.. Francis Bitter of the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology
staff will discuss the scientific sig
nificance of ferromagnetism at a
meeting of the Philosophical So
ciety of Washington at $3.50 pm.
Saturday in the Cosmos Club.
Evening star., 1942-12-15

mausoleum which has never been
used-was erected on the spot in
his memory. .
Evening star., 1942-12-15

Swat the swastika-with War saw
ings bonds.
La gaceta., 1942-04-27

de Ia alcoba extrana, mezclada
con el recuerdo de Dimitri.
jQu6 haria al Ola siguiente?
IVclveria al circo?
lila diria otra vez Teddy que
Pdtrokoff no iba a aparecer?
Sc ahogaba.
o
All fin, luego de encender va
rias wees la lUz, de levantarse,
beber aqua, de ipasear cast des-
nuda por Ia alcoba, a menudos
pascs, sobre aQuella alfombra
muelle y tibia, la infeiiz logr6
comedian el sueho.
Era cerca de las cinco.
Ifka habia cido a un reloj GER
cano dar las horas, las medals,
los cuartos...
La aurora del nuevo dia Sc
fiItraba va por las rendijas de
este dia espl6ndido de verano,
euando Ia rusa concili6 ell rue
no.
La gaceta., 1942-04-27

De pronto cOmenz6 a sonar
que disparaban canonazos en- su
alccba.
JQue era aquello?
La alccba retumbaba.
Luego sohaba que alguien, un
gigantic invisible, spaleaba la
'puerta, el edred6n de seia de su
cama, extendido a sus pies, la
misma alfombra...
AL fin, Ifka abri6 los ojos.
IQue?
Alguien golpeaba furiosamen
lie la puerta.
La rusa Sc sent6 en- 81 lechc,
asustada.
Y pregunt6, con voz tremula:
-IQui6n es?
I'm pensamiento dulcfsimo. Ia
habia alborOtado ell coraz6n.
All, era Dimitri!
iDimitri, que Volvia L..
No poiia ser otra la persona,
que a estas horas intempestivas,
La gaceta., 1942-04-27
DEPORTES
LA PELEA VILLAR SCOTT
EMPEZARA A LAS $50 DE
L ANOCHE.

Jim Downing anunci6 aver,
pensando en- Ia conveniencia del
pIblico, que Ia pe.aa entire
Claudio Villar y Buddy Scott
empezara el viernes, a las $3.50
de la noche, en- Ell terreno de
Phillips.
"Deseamos empezar tempra-
no, de mode que los II asaltos,
81 los dura, Sc terminen a las
1915. E5to permitira la asisten
cia de much;s trabajajores de
los astilleros. Para despu6s del
match principal dejaremos el
semifinal y uno de los prelimi-
Mares"
Villar es el favorito de los
expertos latincs, por cuanto va
sostuvo dos peleas con Scott y en-
las dos le derrot6.
Gabe Men6ndN4, que es bonn
hero en- Mac Dill, 10 mismo sue
Scott, viene asegurando que e.
tejano vencera al gallego; pert
otra cosa pensamos por AGA.
La gaceta., 1942-04-27

sin fin, con una pena honda de
coraz6n primitive, perionandld
mentalmente al amado la trail
ci6n, con tai de cue volviese de
nuevo a su lado.
i All, 81, @!... lei, cuyos be-
SOS eran tan dulceS, cuyos bra
EOS me estrechaban con tanta
ternura!... All, no, no podre vi
vir 81 a no vueNe!...
Lloraba mas.
iEstaba en- Geneva!
Y Oiiaba cen una furia loca
esta ciudad, Mena de lujo, de a
nimaci6n Y de riqueza, donde
ella habia venido a perder para
siempre al hombre adorable.
Pero..., Ipara siempre?
IDe veras no iba a wclver
nunca mas Dimitri?
FL p~ensamiento Sc lie hacia
insoportable.
La imagen de sus hijos wolff
jeaba tambien en- las tinieblas