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S3,75O-VACANT

314 1st ST Sc
Frame dwelling, containing seven rooms
and bath, close to Capitol and Library.
Can be made comfortable home Con-
Venient terms and immediate possession.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
3l4 Penna Ave SE
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BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE

Make arrangements to see this private
nome in Woodside Forest made available
6y owners transfer. A bedroom on the
first floor type OF WILLIAMSBURG home, built
trees, with the conveniences of built
garage, maids room, abundant closet space
ana many other features expected in
thoughtful construction. Few, if any other
nne homes like this available in this re-
strlcted community. Call OIL. 1TOS No
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Near Roosevelt High.
VACANT-OPEN 2 TO 6.

1879 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Large Colonial row brick. rms, full
basement with front and rear entrance,
automatic water heater. .h.-w.h., toilet
substantial cash payment. balance ] trust
ROGER S. MOSS, DI. 1921,
927 18th. Ewes, GE. 64S3.
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Lovely 4-bedroom brick. almost new,
freshly painted; near school and bus. Ex-
tra large rooms. exceptional closets, very
lated; copper plumbing and suffering and
slate roof, fireplace screened tiled porch
built-in garage. INV h.. either oil or coal:
extra toilet very large lot with beautiful
shade and ornamental trees and landscap-
class. restricted neiehborhood Immediate
possession. as owner is leaving town:
81 l,500, very reasonable terms. Inspec-
S. E. BOCIEY. WI 56Qn- q NJ q 2 NJ
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CHEVY CHASE GARDENS

well located brick home near Chevy
Chase blvd, and Wis, ave. 3 bedrooms:
walls auto. heat: only about 4 years old,
it should sell quickly at the low price of
S9.450. Call EN-. 129O-till pm. Sun
day and weekdays. F. A. TWEED CO.,
1904 Conn. ave.
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The Charm of a Cottage,
The Comforts of a Castle.

Located in Chevy Chase. this attractive
detached masonry bungalow has 8 large
bedrooms. living room with open wood
burning fireplace, large dining room with
picture window, attractively finished rec
reation room: owner might trade. Call
NE. 1143 until pm.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
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ARLINGTON,

Shining white Colonial, rms. bath
porch, modern gas furnace, gar, large
level lot. Only 2 blks. from center OF
Clarendon, direct bus to new War Bldg
A buy at $500: terms. See Mr. Norris
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg DI 5000.
Sunday and Evenings, CHI 923S.
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Mr.. 10th AND WEBSTER,

This spacious home Of rms. 2 baths
nuiIt,ln cara, garage. auto. heat has Just been
occupancy. Excellent terms and fairly
priced BETHEL. DI. 31OO.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ALEXANDRIA--Large, comfortable furn.
rm.. adjoining bath private home; gentle
GENTLEMEN-OFFICE ATTENTION.
Warm suites 4 studio rooms with private
Law. C1ubroom. hotel service 10-cent bus
Good location, A reasonable place to live
and entertain.-Club Glebe-Glebe 3946.
TWO ATTRACTIVE furnished rooms in
private home. One suitable for lady. the
hot water. On Arnold bus line. Phone
Pals Church 1889.
INGToN-qentleman to shaf large
Govt bldgs.: on . bus lines Glebe 7lsi.
Beds large closets, c.h.w.. kitchen priyi-
leges: Ss wk each. Call evenings, OK.
1854. 615 S. Adams st.
ROOM AND BATH, very reasonable, for
woman, 90 to 40 yrs, who will stay in
some nights with 3-year-old boy. GL. 3771 !.
ARLINGTON-Well- furnished front room,
connecting bath. suitable two. conv. Penta-
Eon Bldg. Navy Annex: men. CHI. 597S.
4f0b N. OAK ST., Arl. va.-Attractive
also single room. next bath; home privi-
leRes: near all transp.; reas. Glebe $40,
ARLINGTON VA.-Girl to share twin bed
room, near Pentagon BLDG, convenient to
buses Phone CHI. 0e30.
1900 CARROLL AVE.-IS. dbl, fur: twin
beds; next to bath; gss heat laundry, rec
ssatisn door f9 sH 'ss sssa gao 00l' go n1 !u'
ARLIN0TON-Will share large. rm. With
refined gtrl; no smoking; / blk. to bus
In lovely home: S10,50 per mo. each. pri.
VAts toilet. CHI. $3.50.
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CALL US-OLIVER 6867

S17.250-New brick early American, q
generous well appointed rooms
S14950-5 years old, rms, porch,
garage, large lot.
S9.000-6 lge. rms, near bus.
Sll ,a50-New brick. Ice. rms, recre-
alton rm., go baths, garage.
All IN Bethesda area and vicinity
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3 OR 4 BEDROOMS, UNFURN.
NV, Chevy Chase, Georgetown
Or nearby Nd House or apt. conv. Junior
high; occupancy any time before Dec. i;
responsible WPB executive: references,
johnson, RE. 1900, Extension 1890. A.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-Se,soo

Attractive frame. not new. but In
excellent condition and near to all
one bath, gas heat, earage, 3
porches, shrubbery. flowers, etc.
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6-room brick, tile bath, coal heat. Excel
lent buy for home or investment Phone
owner for details. WA. 29aS Price
Ss,Oo0' includes adjoining property of
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,
10 West Underwood st.

Center-hall brick home on . large,
beautifully Handicapped lot, Just . few doors
from Conn: ave. between the country
porch SO IT. long. sleeping porch. new
modern kitchen. recreation room. GAS
are Interested in getting 5 well-located
home. close to schools and GOOD transports-
tion, don't fail to look at this property
without delay.
Open for Inspection.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
(Continusd

RiVERDALE, MD, 45Ol Madison St
Large room, bay windows, suitable for 2;
NJ. transp.; private home. WA. 1881.
refined Girls: mr.. public health Service,
Naval Medical Center. Oliver 207S.
AKLINGTON, VA.-Double room, close to
PAIN pam and shower: near bus lines: 2 gen.
tlemen; reasonable. OK. 1924.
ARLINGTON COUNTRY CLUB GROVE
Large bedrm. with private bath for gentle
man, no other roomers: near bus. CHI. 4795.
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American University Park,

Detached 7-room home; near grade
nigh nigh and parochial schools. h:-w.h.:: lot
1O0x125 IT. Call Mr.. Measell, EN-. 1873
90. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 st. NV. Ma 2345.
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Cleveland Park-$12,5UU.
This is one Of the older houses, designed
and built by Mr.. Arthur HeAton. There are
4 nice bedrooms, stairway to large storage
attic and maids room: oil or coal heat;
several porches garage and lot 6Ox20O'.
A very comfortable home, in excellent con-
dition. in . refined and convenient neieh-
borhood BOSS 81 PHELPS (Exclusively).
MA. $500. Ewes, call Miss Alexander,
OrdWAy OA&R
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OUTSTANDING
Home Values

English architecture, only . blocks
from Connecticut Ave, in sight
woodrow Wilson. Alice Deal Ben
Murch Schools Large living dining
room. sun porch, kitchen. 3 large
bedrooms, each will hold twin beds,
stairway to large attic; automatic
heat, double garage. The price
will surprise you.
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SHEPHERD PARK-$12,95O.
4 REAL BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK.
from Walter Reed Hospital, convenient
transportation and shopping: 6 well-ar-
ranged rooms, screened living porch, 3
bedrooms 2 tiled baths: insulated, air
conditioned garage: built about years
ago: convenient financing can be arranged.
| weekdays =. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn.
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r. I. Ave.-12 Rooms, 6 Baths.
Downtown modern brick rooming house
pear cars and bus, h.-w.h., deep lot. MIR.
yowery, ia. 1876
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC MA ssrs
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HEART OF PETWORTH.
BETHESDA, MD.
(Continued.)

Fully detached center-nall-plan brick
| home of rms. auto. heat, built-n garage:
is an exceptional value in this convenient
| location. Act promptly. BEITzELI, DI. 81 90
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CHEVY CHASE, Nd
SlS,75O.

Center-hall brick. L. R., D. r.
kitchen, den and lavatory on first
floor. Three bedrooms and 2 baths
second floor. Large attic with stair
to same. Small recreation room
with fireplace and built-in garage.
Lot 55 IT. front and 8 blocks from
bus.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better servtce, aduer-
tisers are requested to in
clnde telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Classifcations.
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S.6.250

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Near Lincoln Park--Bay- window brick.
six large rooms and bath, cellar, hot-water
heat. Attractive terms can be arranged.
JOHN F. DONOHOE Il SONS,
314 Penna. Ave. BE.
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S.E.-OWner Leaving CITY

Modern semi-det. brick home j "a years
Sinna 9in IKE 1oo new With large LIVING room
recreation room. gas heat. 2 blocks bus
and stores: Mr., Rhodes, RA. 1889.
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BARNABY WOODS SECTION.
location: den and lavatory on irst floor
wide center entrance; 4 well arranged bed
rooms. , tiled baths, stairway to attic
deep shrubbed lot. Call EN- 1890 till S
pm. Sunday and weekdays. F. A. TWEED
CO.. 55O4 Conn., ave
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Continued % Next Pssa.)
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ROCk CREEK HILLS, MD.
rooms and bath brick bungalow rec
reatlon room, screened porch and terrace,
auto. heat; now available; 1925
Bethesda, Md rooms and bath brick
resloence; OIL heat, garage; now available
at 81 I35. Rollingwood; new brick, & rooms,
baths, first floor lavatory, screened porch,
Tennyson st. Dc rooms, baths,
brlck residence, garage, Sl15
All OF the above are furnished complete
by appointment
- EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC,
$500 Conn. Ave NV Woodley o3OO
FOR RENT OR SALE.
4 lovely bedrooms > baths: convenient to
the Airport, War and Navy Buildings and
washington proper; have never handled
more delightful home
FRANCES POWELL HILL.
1905 goth St. NV DE .422 DU 7Ooo
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Three-story. Groom brick concrete cei-
lar, front and rear porches; deep lot: 9
garages: hot-water heat. gas and elec
YELLOTT g. CO., Woodward Bldg. MA
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10th ST. SECTION.

| Arlington, Va.-Priced S6.25O. 5 rms.
immediate possession Near Wilson blvd
| and Oakland First fare zone: bus. stores,
i schools nearby. LARRY o. STEELE, Re-
| public O493, Emerson 6315
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Mr.. 5th AND BUCHANAN.

BR1CK-X7,5OU.
First time offered. g rms and bath
h.-wh in good condition: large concrete
front porch double rear porches, nice yard
and. shrubbery; large. dry basement. Pos
session with title Half block from trans
portation. near schools and stores Cali
us for further information and inspection
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WILL TRADE ON SMALLER HOME.
splendid home in WaShington'S most
convenient. detached section. near trans
Law. on 1st floor. large sun parlor. yard
nearly $50 it. deep. Good conditions au-
tomato heat. brick garage. Priced for
immediate sale. Owner wishes smaller
home, brick row in good section, o. K.
Call us now.
METZLER-RealtOr,
DI. $500. 11O6 VT Ave.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07
Color Change in Wood

Changing color in a wood is con-
sidered the first sign of deteriora-
ton.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07
A War Veterans Plea

Hundreds of thousands of other American soldiers
their what written by Edward Markham ed
of the St. Peter Mimi Herald night enlisted
the United States Army in 1917 What he then worth
reprinting again and again.
81 mothers l am the pride of family part
of home love life love youth years
and experience in life yet gambler betting the highest
that life. If win win; if lose,
ALL The mne and Rreved
mother saddened family and broken home which
return
Il only for the Godspeed and support nation
for laying upon the altar of ALL bravery
and blood will furnish bullets and bread? Will
shekes if myself? Will you bet gold while bet
blood! Will you hazard your wealth while my life?
the of nations manhood the of noble
the Boy in the Trenches
The nations fighting forces which includes goody
brothers, need help Your country
hep Our soldiers sailors stand ready
sacrifice everything We asked SAVE AT LEAST
PER CENT of salary income Is that much ask?
Think it and do your part.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07
Imagining Vain Things

One of the mistaken premises
of much American wishful think
ing in tins war crisis is the often
expressed belief that the German
people are in a constant state OF
funk, that they see nothing but
another defeat ahead of them,
that German troops are ready to
turn on their rulers and destroy
them, and hat the populace
would be willing if it were not
for their fanatical Nazi leaders
to accept any kind of peace if
they could 90 back to blowing
and eating real bread and saus.
age three times day.
Those who know and under.
stand the German people-es.
pecially that generation which
has come to maturity in the
Reich since World War One
have been trying to tell US Of the
United Nations, especially Ameri-
cans, that this simply is not true.
But the legend persists-especi-
ally after each Raj 1.000-plane
raid that the Germans are
ready to give up.
No German who acknowledges
fealty TO the Nszi regime en-.
visions defeat. Deep down in
their hearts q few of Ithem may
fear it. but any student Of hu-
man behavior knows that no nor.
mai individual ever allows him.
self to imagine either his own
subjugation or that of his nation.
AS child he always pictures
himself as the hero, whipping
the bully or overcoming superior
numbers. The man is the child
grown: he sees himself discom.
fitting those W h o m ay have
Inundated h m playing tn e
hero's role in thousand ways
and his flag. his cause, always
victorious.
The Nazified German is little
different in this respect from
other human beings i t
be, indeed, that he is somewhat
m ore self-confdent, arrogant,
sure that his race, his nationality.
his fighting forces. his Fuhrer
are distinctly superior.
Americans are living in a FOOLS
paradise if they believe Germany
is hollow shell ready to crumble
at the first sign of United Ma.
tons victory and are basing their
hopes thereon. The Germany of
1912 is not the Germany of 1917
Is. 1t is tougher, stronger, in
possession of greater resources.
Defeat of Nazi aggesion and
TYRANNY won't be solely from with
in: it must be imposed mainly
from without. And the task is
not made easier by vain imagin-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07
l76 Men Are Needed
For Cut Bank Airport

The United States employment
service at Helena has issued a
call for 176 men to assist in the
airport contraction program at
Cut Bank. Carpenters, plumbers,
electricians. finishers and brick
layers are needed at once, to COM
mence work on buildings at the
airport A drafting Office is now
being built for the engineers and
loads of materials for the port
are arriving.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07
Card of Thanks

We take this means of express
sing our thanks to our many
friends for their kindly deeds
and sympathy in the last illness
and death of our beloved father,
grandfather and brother, the late
Eli L. Guardipee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guardipee
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Guardi-
pee
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Augare
Mr.. and Mrs. John Colbert 4
Charles Guardipee
Mrs. Josephine Salois
and grandchildren.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07

Earth Fifth Largest Planet
The earth is the fifth largest
planet.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07

The type pictured here Is the
'can" and elephant nose" mask
and costs about S9.25 each. The
headgear is transparent, made of
material resembling cellophane and
does not cloud with the breath. You
car buy two of these gas masks with
The purchase of an SlG.75 War Bond.
We need thousands of them. Don't
fail to give at least ten percent of
Jour income every pay day for War
Bonds. Buy them at your bank or
pcstofice, regularly.
L. S. Treasury Department
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07

These factors have been taken into account in de-
terming each states share for the national for
August and will be given consideration in fixing quotas
for subsequent months.
In addition to the state quotas set out in the
map there is federal payroll allotment quota Of
49, 100000 and territorial quotas follows: Alaska
$1,000 Canal Zone $4,000; Hawaii, 81 500, 900;
Puerto Rico $4,000 and the Virgin Islands,
ST. .OO0- u S. Treasury Depa,tu<n.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07
r
&z4t9css Buy MsM
WAN BGEN Us

Gas masks which came into use
in warfare for the first time when
the Germans used poison and mus
tard gas in World War I, are much
improved today over those used
then. The Chemical Warfare Branch
of the War Department issues these
gas masks to every man in the serv-
ice. We are taking no chances.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07
The Browning Chief
Charged Obtaining
Money False PretenSe

AL Moehring was arrested by
the sheriff's office for obtaining
money under false pretense.
H e appeared before Justice
Chas. Vinson and entered a plea
of not guilty. He is now out on
bonds. Pioneer Press
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07

Washington, d. c., August 5.-While maintaining
tentative annual level of twelve billion as it's goal
the Treasury Department today fixed the August quota
for the sale Of War Bonds at as shown BY the
accompanying map by states.
In lowering the quota from billion dollars July
to IN August the Treasury has given
milton to certain factors which may be 10 result
in variations in sales the 12month period such as
the seasonal character Of farm income.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07
Odd Dish

A dish always served at formal
dinners in Japan is osashimi. 1t is
made up of slices of raw fish which
the diners dip into mustard and soy
sauce and eat with great RELISH
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07
BoSSy GraZcS

Bossy grazes 8 out of "a hours,
according to statistics, but she eats
more at night because there are not
so many automobiles, motorcycles,
hitch-hikers or airplanes to distract
her.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07

n gs.-The Christian Science
Monitor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-07

Advertise IN The Chief
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29

When you have TO sit at home for
lack Of gos, and your coffee tastes
bitter, and you hear there may be q
shortage Of golf balls, and life seems
hardly worth the living, don't envy the
War Production Boord.
Thot groups Iotest undertaking is
to stondordize cosmetics. They pro-
pose to ban some as non-essentiol and
curtoiI others. They toIk Of eiminot-
ing certain shades and coIors. Ye
gods! Think Of the howl that will 90
up when thousand women who have
dotted each on her distinctive perfume
go to the store, and find-Iet US soy
only two dozen different odors to be
bod We'd hate to be in the WPB's
Division Of Industry Operations on
that terrible doy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTONs

nal, America apparently ex-
poets every chauffeur to drive
his boss to his duty.
BERRY PATCH
Note to the M amp over
Commission: 7 he 10000
criminals in stote prisons in
cIude 10000 skilled workers
~ Wholesale price levels
under the first week Of gen.
eroI price control were ] per
cent higher than the highest
level during the base period
Of March, 1912. " Whole
sale prices on 900 commodities
ore now 98.5 per cent of the
1926 average. Two and
O half million new workers will
have been trained in 24OO vo-
cotionoI schools by June 80,
and the goal is to train an
other IS million in the next z
months. Clothing costs
have risen more than any other
cost Of living item in the post
IS months.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
% McKENNY ON BRIDGE

Sionally you play a hand that
may worry you for quite a
while. I know the player VINO
went down on today's hand in
the Vanderbilt Tournament Will
brood about it for a year. AT
the halfway mark, his team
was up 100 points on the oppos-
ing tcam-thcn lost $500 points
on this one hand.
The first round OF the bid
ding was normal. There has
been much discussion of this
hand and criticism of North'S
two no trump bid. South s
three no trump bid was also
open TO criticism. Vests doub g
was based on his fairly solid
club suit plus his partners over
call.
When East opened the king IT
hearts and got the deuce from
his partner, he realized Vests
double must have been based
on strong club holding. He
led the nine of clubs, and the
opponents CaShed six club
tricks and six hearts, defeating
the contract eight tricks for
$500 points.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
BY PAUL HARRISON
NEA Service staff Writer

HOLLYWOOD, May 29-Be-
hind the screen: After release
of the completed "Bambi," no
more Walt Disney features Will
reach the screen until at least a
year after the wars end. The
pressure of war work found the
shelving of "Bongo," Peter
Pan and Alice in Wonder
land" Production Of shorts Will
continue, but rs per cent of
Disney's output already is de-
voted to Army and Navy train
ing films.
All the service pictures are
being made at cost Non profit,
too, is The Victory March, a
children's book issued in col
laboration with the Treasury
Department to encourage war
stamp buying.
Victor Natures draft number
is up, and he'll be in uniform
soon. Anne Shirley and John
Payne may reconcile ... Nigel
Bruce and Violet Shelton have
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary. -. Sessue Haya-
kawa, prominent here in silent
days, is reported to be top
man in Japan's propaganda pic
ture output.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29

learning that q majority Of drivers
were asking for K or B gasoline rotions
many without clear grounds Of
necessity-hove been tempted to say,
why should | sacrifice by taking on
A rotion2" But it is probable that ro-
tioning will succeed because the spirit
Of sacrifice wasn't rotioned. Many citi-
zens with K or B rotions had good req
sons and will practise seIf-denioI in
their use Of gasoline. Many cases Of
sacrifice naturally have not been dis
closed, but monifestIy thousands de-
cded they must do what was right for
themselves, undeterred by the chiseIng
or the apparent thoughtIessness Of
others.
Thot is the attitude which will win
the war for free peoples. Thot is the
attitude which will keep them free,
regardless Of wartime RECOMMENDATIONS.
From the Christian Science Monitor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29

The Commissioner Of Correction Of
an eastern State, discussing the use Of
prisoners or former prison inmates in
the fighting forces Of the United
States, said recently he would rather
have his son fighting alongside q one
time feIon than beside q man addicted
to drink.
"Chonces are good the former pris-
oner would be patriotic and could be
depended upon in an emergency, but
the hard drinker-you couldn't depend
on him" the Commissioner soid.
At present q man whose record
shows one conviction for felony is un-
acceptable in the Navy while the Army
and SeIective Service will accept such q
one only after complete Investigation.
With the need for monpower be-
coming more acute the fighting forces
would do we'll to consider the reservoir
of potential fighters in the prison popu-
Iotion. James V. Bennett, Director Of
the United States Bureau Of Prisons,
has unofficioIIy placed the figure at
about sc, 900 men between Is and IS.
In Kentucky an emergency bill re-
Gently passed gives the Commissioner
of Welfare power to parole men at his
discretion. First-term prisoners serv-
ing up to ten years for minor feIonies
need not complete their terms but ore
eligible, under the bill, for parole into
the Army at any time. Similar bills ore
pending in other Stotes.-From The
Christian Science Monitor.