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FEW DOOPS OFF 18th ST. NEAR KEN
nedy: detached brick. tile roof, porch on
front and side, 1st floor has A rooms and
iavatory: 2nd. rooms and . baths: :}rd,
3 rooms and ! bath. Recreation room in
basement. modern kitchen, brick sarge
with tie roof owner has about D paying
suests. Ideal home with income possible
ties; With or without furniture.
FRANK NJ. DOYLE, Realtor, D1 1865.
WIDOW WILL, SACRIFICE HER BEAUTI-
ful detached stone home. overlooking coun-
try club. on wooded lot 200 #. deep: 4
lovely larae bedrooms, tile baths, 2 maids
rooms and bath on 3rd floor. E. T.
WRIGHT. WI n.k1i
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

DOUBLE ROOM nicely furnished women;
convenient transportation, unllm. tele-
phone reasonable Dupont 130s
2205 Ist ST. NW.---Spacious double bed
roonl. 4 windows, S per week. Urciolo
l7I2 26rh ST. SF-Large. weil-furnished,
single room semi-pvt. bath. man only.
Call II 1877 or TR S4ol
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, BUNGALOWS. BRICK.
In Silver Spring Bullt-ln garage. and
rooms. lots 50X2A0. bus at door. school
near. close to Georgia ave. Ill and 713
Sligo ave. Price, $3.50 each. For ep-
polntment 10 see call
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORR.
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500 2nd ST. NV Master bedroom. in
private home, suitable for 2 girls l block
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SACRIFICE.

SS.a50 buys a 7-room Ssu1i-detached
home IN the S0O block of Vsrnum St, IN
s.. Gahriels PARISH; 4 bedrooms arranged
for . families, beautiful yard and EarsEe;
blk from Ga ave. and trans For N.
format ton, call D J o Conner. RA. 0o67.
with J J o CONNER. DI 1859
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DOWNTOWN-S1O.5OO.

Near lf'h and F SITS w-Brick, six
bedrooms. two baths. several Arspiaces. oil
heat. attractive garden and twn-oar ga-see.
ve-y comfortable home with a subs an
tisl income from furnished rooms PoSS q
PHELPS; Ma. 1900; evenings, call Mr..
Ord
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New homes on wooded lots in Woodside
Forest 3 and bscrms and 2I7 baths,
bedrn on lSt floor IDEAL location. con-
verlent 10 public transportation, all Govt.
hlGES. and downtown Wash. Out Georgia
ave. l mile past Silver Spring.
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LARGE FRONT ROOM TO share / or
EMPLOYED girls: convient locality.
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s14 CONN. AVE, NEXT CLAR1DGE
Hote1-One rm. kit. everything furnished.
Call to 6 pm. S42.50 mo-
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LADY WILL SHARE APT. WITH AN
other: Jewish preferred. Trinidad 1913,
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MICHIGAN PARK, D. C.

Never AGAIN A. TINS P-Ice.
Butt Before Rise.
Semi-detached. g spacious rooms ard
bath, tiled floor recreation I'm with ezra
toilet and freDlace; only 4 left = $3.50
up Monthly paymerts less than rent with
reasonable down paymenr. Furnished
sample house 412a lO.h s.. ne., corner
KRAFT REALTY CO.
IA oaSn Sales RA Ass.
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DOUBLE RM. IN APT, / or girls. excel
lent NV. ocation, Il block exp. bus: SO
| tnrn
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BETHESDA MD - SIX X-ROON BRICK
home. on nice lot IN new subdivision. moe
ern gas heat. slate proof garage. owner
lesvlnz CITY. has priced to sell quickly at
- 40.
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LIVING ROOM. KITCHENETTE, BED
room, bath very convenient location: S63
mo BOX 4S3-IL Star Ia
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18th ST AND PARK RD. NV. Argyle Apt,
Apt. 201-1 or conf. furn. well hea ted
rooms for gentle ladies.
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414 BUCHANAN ST NW.-Nicely furn.
| double room with porch for men or
couple; in Jewish private home; unlimited
| phone: $40
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LIFE MAGAZINES
DREAM HOME,
o ROOMS-SE LOCATION
BEST BUY IN PETWORTH.

Near 6.h on Eas, Cap 81. Two baths.
detached owner occupied * 400.
c. ! HOLT. 800 r s. SF FR. 4o20.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

GOVT. EMPLOYED MOTHER wishes board
room and care Is mos. child: private
cffldless home: must be fond of chill
dren Write. giving full details. Box
366-L Star. 49,
TWO REFINED GIRLS desire reasonable
room and board in nv. section. direct
TRANSFORMATION. Box 462-L, Star l3'
WOMAN emp rm. & bd or rm., pvt
fam. home atmos; n ". pfd.: Mar. IS:
state terms Box 412-L Star
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ID ROOMS z RATHS
REAL BUY IN NE.

Brick home, in perfect condition: 1st
floor contains living and dining rms, sun
porch and kitchen 3 bedrms. and bath
on 2nd: full basement with bath: auto. Oil
heat, detached garage, deep lot. Priced az
only $3.50 Ior quick sale Call Mr.. Perkins
at Shepherd 1850 or Office Of
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s36 EAST CAPTTOL ST connectlne
rooms with private bath for or more
TE aSSQ
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NEAR 18th AND PARK RD..
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK.

SI.35U.
6-room brick. hot-Vater heat, tiled ba n,
sleeping porch. bullt-ln garage, front porch
overlOoks the Park, Qulst street. Con-
venient to transportation. Possession
April st.
PHILLIPS q CANDY, INC,
MA dGnn Ennltnr
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PAUL p. STONE.
MEADOW LANE-S14,45O.

This is a very attractive Chevy Chase,
Md, offering. Center-hal plan Colonial
brick on we'll landscaped-corner lot. west
of Conn. ave. near the Columbia Country
Club. Three bedrooms, den and two
baths on the. 2nd floor; maids room and
rath on Bird floor. which is insulated
screened porch and 2-car earsge. auto
matte heat. New condition, BOSS e.
PHELPS. Ma. 1900, evenings call Mr..
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SINGLE ROOMS. one not avail until
April lSt New furniture. Unllm phone
prt hnnn TranSn cnnV ER nnn2
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6O4 ERIE AVENUE. TAKOMA PARK
rooms and bath; $40. Phone Sligo 2512.
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1893 BLAINE ST. NE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

$3.50 up-New group e houses. J. II.
vide, s'reaml.ned kits, recreation -oors,
auto hea'; deep lots. conv. RE. 6sQ5.
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DETACHED HOME IN WOODBRIDGE NE.
facing Rhode Island ave.--COuld produce
income from tourists If desired. SIX rooms,
bath, finished recreation room, front and
rear porChes. hot-vster heat oil burner.
Food condition. Free, $3.50.
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S4,25O-NR. NAVY YARD-HALF BLOCK
off bus, sem-det.. r. and b., h.-w.h. toiD;
possession. terms.
Ss95O-Nr ST Gabriels Church--Co--
lonial brick. 2 T. and b., on 2 floors could
be made into apts.: h.-wh., gar; gnod
condition: possession: terms z. A. BARK.
1907 Il 81 NV ME. 202h.
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400 EYE ST SW.-2 newly furnished
double rooms with twin beds: Jewish.
Te1aphopa Djstrirt 194-
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BARGAIN. II ROOMS, CAPITOL HILL.
near Govt. departments. pa baths oil
burner. $3.50, terms - 900 casn. easy
paymentS Call Mrs. Williams. Ii. 3l43.
E W. BAILEY. AID 41hH-
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TAKOMA PIX. Md RMS, 81. PORCH.
mi, well furn. private seen bv appoint
ment: no children. MRS. THOMAS. Sligo
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wANTED'Jewelry diamonds, shotguns,
,typewrlters. cameras. binoculars and mems S
clothing. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. Max
ZWeis. 937 D NV. ME. 9ll3.
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Z
Detached centerhall. 4-bedroom home
in restricted neghborhood: oil ourner: eX-
Cellent condition, bus close by. IuI5 n.
NoyeS Or. WoooSloe Park. SILVER Spring.
THOS. E. FARRELL Co Realtors,
12l 10Th S.. NV. National 0165.
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HYATTSVILLE-Nl furn. front fl
room, next 10 bath; transportation IA DIX.
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BETHESDA AREA,

NEAR MEDICAL CENTER.
Ct 250 4-room frame bungalow, tile
'o"O bath, full basement and s';!c.
Attached garage with porch above. Storm
doors and windows.
Newbold Development Co.,
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1907 N ST. NW-sinEle front room. so
eXpns near bath. INV. car and bus at
corner. walking dist. Gentleman.
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WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.

21IS 18th 81 ne close 10 Mona stery-
Dlstlnctlve Colonial of rooms. sunroom.
= ba ths. buil'-in garage, gas heat. asbestos
roof, SIl.5O0 terms. Open daily TIL
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1921 IRVING ST NW-Newly furnished
rooms in apt. for and Govt. employees
only. Cow. tranSp.
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CONN AVE Attractive front room. ex,
posures. next bath. for 2 gentlemen: 500
n1nnfh Telephone Woodley Oaa4
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18th ST s E No. IA single rooms, next
to hath and shower. INV; conv. loc. Gen
tlemen. Call Franklin S713.
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Bird AND NICHOLSON NV

Semi ached brick. : wears old
rooms. . baths, recreation room. automatic
hee', hult-ln EaraEe. fenced yRrd. con-
venlent IN schools. stores and 'rauSp0Tta-
tinn. This Is an 0u'StaudlnC buy on
tcdav'= market Call Mr.. johnson Of P. A.
TWEED co EN-. o%5l. evenings RA alc1-
NEAR 6th AND FRANKLIN NE.
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Will SUBIET IOWF DE tL1 UFINISHED
neW 3-room apt. for ! month Call Chest
nut 5233 mornings or evenings, 1914 N.
Courthouse rd., Arl.. apt, 1O9-B.
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MASS. AVE. NW.-For single settled
n,,Iu
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| BOOB 7th ST. SE-Front room, twin beds
| with board. men only Franklin Oq34 IA
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CHEVY CHASE. D c.. 4lO1 Lega ton St
Large room, suitable for two ladies' Pri-
vafe home WO. S1a1
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WHOLESALE FURNITURE.

14oS SPRING RID. NW-Ncely furnished
front room. near 14th st. car line q l.;
gentleman; S22.
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TYPEWRITER, used, reas: Underwood
preferred. Write Main P. o Box 1875.
USED SEWING MACHINES WANTED.
AL makes and styles, for cash. 2412 18th
ct. NV. Mr.. Harris, co. 3245.
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NUsES FOR SALE.
An Artistic Home
fp q Uaod1a~od Setting


II is real pleasure TO present this in
terestinE brick home in tho lovely Barnaby
Woods section of Chevy Chase, D. c, Just
a few years old, - contains esery refine
ment, with an interior plan THAT is dis
tinctive and different- including 4 hsI-floor
study and lavstory, small cocktail lounse,
rear living room overlookinE sarden,
attractive bedrooms and . baths on sec.
ond floor: finished third-floor bedroom.
Recreation room with 1replsce->air- con-
qooG value at nos Shown by sppor
ment only For details call Mr.. Youns.
WO. 5516.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 14ll.
IA ROOMS, 3 BATHS.
Near sth and Upshur SITS, Just OF New
Hampshire sye.-Attractivs seml-detsched
home, arranged into s.ntS producing ex-
cellent income Tor owner; hss OIL hest ana
owen.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th St. NV. Realtor. Ma. Q72&
REAL BUY IN NE.
Brisk home, in perfect condition: 1st
floor contains living and dining rms. sun
porch and Kitchen 3 bedrmS. and bath
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. FRONT ROOMS, on corner, one with
private bath Avail March 18th. On
huc lines phnOe Rand0lph clSI
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
Continued
APARTMENTS WANTED.

3 GOVT. GIRLS DESIRE MODERN
bedrm. furn. apt, Northwest section, Al
l. Box 315-L. Star IL
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CHEVY CHASE.
3 BATHS. COLONIAL.

II Chew Chase, rooms Q baths rev
brick home. near schools and transporta.
tlon- To see call OR. o012, II no answer.
WI c4S1
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BUY IT TODAY. PRICE REDgIEu
Nearly new brick hungalov. rooms.
hath attic can he made into more
rooms full basement. Fas heat: @-car
earsee: nice lot s. 94a IS cash. 50 per
month covers all. Out Concord ave. n a,
r. Di~tr,ct line 10 RivEs rd. Open
son
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UNDER $4,000.
NEW COLONIAL BRICK.

Foxall. Semi-detached brick. rooms.
bath basement lounge: lavatory double
screened porches: gas heat, refrlgeratIon.
Ma lO4O, or CHI. 923S.
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LADY. Govt employe. G w. U. student,
desires room with private bath only no
children. must be quiet. State price, loca-
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SURPLUS EQUIPAGE, machinery. tools.
motors, steel. used plumbing, raw materials.
Block Salvage Co. Michigan 114l.
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
SILVER SPRING-S8,950.

rooms 2-story brick. large living
room. dining room. kitchen. bedrooms
and bath; toilet IN basement: ar conCI-
tloned porch Large Wooded lo'. See NO
: z. Melbourne ave. From ColeSville road
drive out Franklin ave 10 Flower ave. Turn
right TO Melbourne then turn left 70 OPEN
siRn call GLENN REALTY CO, HG.}2
Cnlc I'd h.lED llrlfll D -
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YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES ANOTHER
couple to share beautifully furnished new
home. all util included. Conv. located.
For detailed information call TR. 7s0s.
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PEFRIGERATORS, washers and other
ELECTRICAL appliances. Highest cash prices
paid Sales and service, WO 1902.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Hope for the Future

FTER the sacrifices of total warfare rehabilitation of
"A the American way will again hold out new promise
for rising living standards.
But there can be no resumption of the American
dream of and better goods unless there founda
ton of thinking.
The essence of the American system is recognition
of freedom of the individual to worship speak and work
in ways of his choosing and to retain the fruits of
his thrift and industry.
Recently B. c. Forbes wisely proposed that in their
interest well in the national interest and in the
interest of preserving free enterprise system investors
should organize themselves into nation wide association
The suggestion led to a widespread popular demand
that Mr.. Forbes himself head the movement.
The financial writer accordingly organizing the
vestors Fapay League and is disseminating his daily
column order to devote himself to this challenge
The Hearst newspapers wish Mr. Forbes continued
in this vitality important to the American
people
THE movement will dramatic the fact that there
more stockholders in this country than members
of labor unions nearly four times many savings de-
posors members of the labor unions and than
six times many life insurance polcyhoders as holders
of union cards
Likewise, small and large capitalists outnumber the
farmers of the United States by ratio seven to one
But in this recent of government for the benefit
of pressure groups the numerically large and important
middle class has partaken Of the lot of the forgotten
man"
II is not only dangerous to property rights for the
and creditor class of the nation remain unor-
gained but it is destructive 10 the national fabric itself
The new league has opportunity TO awaken Con-
gress and administrative officials the realities and to
strengthen the nation in peace and by popuarizng
the economic fundamentals which prudent national
policies should be based
With his wide contacts with leaders and with his
great popularity with the general public Mr. Forbes seems
emineny qualified lead the minons Of thrift and in
dustry the horizon toward continued national
progress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
A Sensible Postponement

THE full productivity of the United States will be re-
leased against the Axis only when petty bureaucrats
discontinue business batting and political pap as usual
In view of the colossal armament needs is outrage
Gus for public officials to waste the time of key executives
of war industries with litigation reforms and petty per-
secution whch-o say the least-should be postponed
for the duration.
Yet Gilbert H. Montague of the New York Bar in
recent address, called attention to the fact that Assistant
ATTORNEY General Thurman Arnold is currently conduct
ing debatabe litigation under the antitrust laws against
5000 INDIVIDUALS, FIRMS, CORPORATIONS AND
ASSOCIATIONS Mr.. Arnold is currently investigating
and trying nearly five times many antitrust
handled in 1888.
Whatever the noble intentions of the prosecutor may
be- such distractions to turning out goods in hurry
only prove more helpful to Hitler, Hirohto and Mussoin
than to the American people
IN THE circumstances the people debt of graft
/ tude to Secretary of War Stimson for his common
sense in demanding that prosecution under the antitrust
laws eight leading American chemical companies and
20 individuals be postponed for "the duration the
ground that to proceed would SERIOUSLY INTER
FERE WITH THE WAR PRODUCTION EFFORT"
There could be no gansaying Mr. Stimson's clear cut
arguments; accordingly Attorney General Biddle
mendably granted the postponement.
In his letter the subject, Secretary Stimson
pointed out:
1T seems preponderantly clear to me that trial
of the indictment this time would seriously interfere
with the war effort BY CONSUMING THE TIME OF
EXECUTIVES AND KEY PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES
in preparation for and attendance at the trial. 1t
hardly be doubted that the trial itself will take very
substantial amount of time
a. If we disregard the Importance to the war
production effort of dyestufs in and Of themselves
tain of the corporate defendants among most
important producers of chemicals and other vital
munitions and operating numerous government
owned plants for chemical and explosives manufacture,
and 1T is ESSENTIAL THAT THEIR ATTENTION
SHALL NOT BE DIVERTED FROM WAR PRODUC-
TON"
IF SUCH logic makes in the of the chemical
industry postponabe tme-consuming action in 5000
OTHER CASES should be similarly reconsidered, and
other bureaus, including the SEC, should DEFER such
postponable long term reforms applying the death
sentence" to public utility holding companies
American corporations TOOLS OF THE
PEOPLE-hghy essential tools-and they should be
left free during the crisis to perform their productive
role.
If there is opportunity now for business as usual
certainly the time unpropous for business batting
usual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
Use of Acid
May Eliminate
Signs Of Age
BY G. b. LAL

International News Service Science Editor
NEW methods of preventing
a and curing cataract of the
eye and other signs of old age
in human beings might be de-
veloped on the basis of a dis
covery reported from Johns
Hopkins University.
Professors Anthony A. AL
baneSe and Wilhelm Buschkewn
of the famous university's de-
partment of ophthalmology, have
reported TO the American ASsoci-
alton for the Advancement of
Science the following significant
result of their experiments on
rats:
In young and growing rats,
when they are fed diet which
lacks "tryptophane," the cata-
ract of the eye lens is formed.
GOTRYPTOPHANE" is one of
Il the % or more amino
acids. building units of proteins,
and, hence, a food factor. II is
present naturally in protein
foods, meat, fish, and so on. and
medical chemistry has now pre-
pared it in pure form.
If the effects of this amino
acid in human beings are even
roughly similar to the effects
on the laboratory rats, usually
employed as models for human
beings" then tryptophane must
be considered a substance OF
special Importance.
THE scientists state that, on
Il the basis of their expert
ments, they have arrived at this
general conclusion:
This amino acid (trypto-
phane) has specific functions TO
perform. I'm addition to serving
as a building block for the pro-
teins of the body"
The amino acid appears to
affect certain key machines Of
the living body. perhaps the
endocrine glands upon which
depends the normal bodily
functions.
The Johns Hopkins University
Investigators report that a diet
lacking in tryptophane causes.
in addition to cataract of the
eye lens, these disorders: bald
ness, damage TO the teeth.
and decay of tests. causing
sterility.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
TELEPHONE-CHERRY $500

Subscription rates Tin advance) by mail
TO any place in the United States, Canada
or Mexico ION Canadian subscriptions add
lOgo TO cover war import tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
NO TRUCE WITH TIME

Time will tire of you some day,
Tire of keeping your body young.
Your spirit strong. No use to
pray,s
Time will tire of you some day.
The heart that has so often hung
On gossamer threads of hope
will fall.
The hands that to illusions chung
Will drop, of all desire wrung.
Soon it will be Of no avail
To plan, to wish, to hope. TO wait,
Human life is thin and frail,
And time becomes a powerful
gale.
Oh, heed fate's warning! Guilt
vate
Wisdom and strength while yet
you may,
Soon it will be too late, too late;
Time will tire of you some day.
Here are simplicity. direct
ness, profound observation,
truth, perfect metaphor, imagi-
nation, sincerity and fearless
ness. And at the end the balm
of wisdom and strength-two
words of great import these
days.
Train your mind to rest in
the universal mind-to be as.
impersonal as posi- b e-and
make yourself strong so that
disaster, nor grief. nor personal
loss shall loosen even by an
atom that sublime resolution
you have taken that America Of
the founding fathers shall be
victorious!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
June ~. 1871

Prime Minister Churchill
promises quick aid TO Russia.
German attack on Russia
moves ahead in the middle. but
Russians are reported holding
foe in the south.
Nazi planes bomb six Russian
cities, killing many civilians.
United States moves TO close
Italian consulates in this coun-
try.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-22

WELL, I can see that I will
w not have room TO do justice
10 Mr.. Olander's iscussi on
which develops all my own de-
testation and fear of compulsion
and exhorts all American work.
ers 10 meet VIGOROUSLY the test
whether free Americans or the
faceless slaves of Adolf Hitler
will prove more efficient in pro-
ductive power.
But, If free, voluntary labor
seems to be failing. do we then
go down TO slavery under the
Axis or. as last resort, adopt
compulsion ourselves7
And / just can't understand
why he is so cross and so rude
about my earnings when Mrs.
Roosevelt, whose income must
be three times mine, proposed
the same idea with White
House background about the
same time, and he says nothing
about her, although her family
always has been among the
favored few" and mine always
has worked.