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SUBURBAN pRoprRrY foR SALE.

ENGLISH TYPE HOUSE
8 rooms. . baths storm windows. one
acre lot: In excellent condition. Sio,500.
OWNER, SH a243
IMMEDIATE POSsEssIoN-WILL RE-
condition. 1927 Lawrence ST., Colmsr
Manor. Md. 5-room and bath BUNGALOW.
also ) West A. Cation ave, Delray section
Va. 5-room and bath semidetached.
FULTON r. GORDON. Owner.
1927 Eye ST. NV Dr. $3.50.
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WASHINGTON GROVE.

L.,
modern little bungalow four large
rooms, bath. pantry: large living room
done in knotted pine: insulated basement:
pipeless heater; foored attic with stairway
plenty OF head room; $500; possession to
suit; nicely financed.
SIX acres. seven room bungalow. cleo
triclty, basement hard road frontase: "a
miles from railroad station, one mile to
bus: $4,000.
3 acres. 4-room 2-story house. no i'm
proyemsnts; 4 miles from Rockville, one
Spring Lake Park. thirteen miles from
downtown Washington; 6-room modern
oungaloW. hot-water heat garage, fine
shade: $4,000
Rockcrest-Rockville, los Paul drive
Modern two-story house, two baths. open
fireplace: nice home, open today ii am
until dark: S7,45O.
Two miles from BOYD Statiop-Three
acres, improved with five@room frame
houSe' cellar: electricity passes, the door:
paint and some repair; S2,100.
WASHINGTON Grove-5.room bungalow.
path and cleo; garage: $1,000.
FRED B. CUSHMAN
80 Frederick Pike, Gaithersburg Nd
Tplenhnna n,,n,
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$9,750.
DJ, OO.
CALVERT HILLS MD

This is valuable corner property
facing directly on the Baltimore blvd.
Six rooms and bath with extra toilet in
basement. Oil hot-water heat. Terms:
$500 cash, balance monthly.
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WHITE BRICK
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
On Two Picturesque Acres.

This charming s-room. 21a- bath home
the restricted Langley area of nearby
Virginia, is situated on > acres. COM
pletely fenced with white board fence
with an interesting vista: it is beautifully
landscaped with such paintings as hollys,
dogwoods, spirea, elms, oaks. etc, on
Washington. 1t is within 25 minutes of
the city. offered for sale due to owners
transfer to New York. it presents an op-
portunity to own custom built home in
unusually attractive surroundings. Built
under contract in 939, it is exceptionally
well constructed and contains many un-
usual features architecturally' on both
tion to detail, spacious rooms and good
hall with diversified coat closet, living
room Il 1x23l with pine paneled fireplace
end and built-in bookShelveS; library
u2xl3) paneled in pine with interesting
dining room 12xl4) with built-in corner
cupboards and French doors opening on
large flaeStone patio which overlookS the
garden; all elec. kitchen I0xl2) equipped
on 3 sides with oxford cabinets and with
large pantry; t-fioor laundry room
1877, and tiled bath with shower:
full bath and outside entrance. other
features include 2-car garage mellowed
random width pine floors throughout
rock-wool insulation. slate roof and a
large white brick outdoor fireplace. Price,
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s40 Wilson Blvd. Arlinston. Va.
eH' GsetssSSs. ssSs.. r.ns churoh s1neh'i iilas-,.
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CLEVELAND PARK.

Vacant-Immediate Possession
Center-hall Colonial, = bedrooms
and baths, gas heat; price, ST.
500. Excellent condition Large
wooded lot. BOSS & PHELPS, Real
tors, Ma. $500 Sunday call MRS.
GRIER, CO. 1928.
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OPEN TODAY. 1875.
s727 Colorado Ave NV

VACANT. Attractive soft Colonial
brick lovely rms tiled bath porcheS
sarsse, full basement. etc i. completely re-
conditioned throuehout Conveniently sit
Hste6 10 everythins A home that must
hs seen TO be appreciated, Reduced TO Sl0,-
$50 on terms
YOUR NEiGHsoR BOUGHT FROM US. ="
Leo NJ. Bernstein g. Co. Met. $500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE tcont.l

500 BUTTERNUT ST. NV.
Corner, detached. new condition. 4
rooms and fireplace on frSt floor, 3 bed
rcoms and bath on Hnd aoor, one room
and storage space on top floor finished
rcem and bath IN basement; oil heat. Two
lsTse lots and many trees; two lines Of
usnsportatieu; ono block to theater and
stores Price Si2Snu. Cash payment,
S2,is0i balance Ss6,sS per month.
Onen Sunday to q PM,
STEQUp REALTY co, RIA 500
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Owner, transferred to Egypt, desires TO
sell Immediately this attractive home with
individuality, built on levels; located in
lington, within minutes OF the Pentagon
Navy. Country Club. Built under contract
Situated sH @ on hisSy eIevatsd WOODED tract
with an interesting distant vista through
the woods. 1t affords outdoor living privacy
Attractively planned with room for future
entrance hall tBxI4) with coat closet and
adj. half bath, sunken living room 16x2D
with tremendous beam across the cell
Ing to give the studio effect. large nre-
place and 9-foot picture window across
one side planned to capture the engaging
vista, stepup dining room U3xiF' yith
built;in Welsh cupboard and French avis
opening on a large and strictly private
screened living porch Qlxl6), modern
Kitchen with concealed breakfast nook and
Chambers gas range, On the I'd level pine
Unstable book shelves. On the 3rd level.
master bedroom Q6xl6l with dressing
room tplumbing roughed in for future
room. G3xl5) with door opening on deck
and large bath equipped with both a tiled
shower and tub: English basement with
large windows above ground. contains an
maids bath and space for maids room.
The basement opens on Soft. brick
garden terrace, with absolute privacy,
house, Features include attached garage,
Fenestra Bondex screened easement WIN
dows, Venetian blinds vari-colored slate
s10f ROO vrdnn aeFmanNsson heating plant trui.
brick-terraced Victory garden, Including
aTIeot snSh fruit trees as appiss nsctsrine
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s4o Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
weekdays. Sunday.
CHI. .sk3S. Falls Church 11se-J
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FOUR BEDROOMS, THREE BATHS.

This unusually charming Colonial home
with tall white columns. situated on Ia
acre lot. within a few blocks of the Wash
inston Golf End Country Club and within
one-haf block of direct bus transport alton
of downtown Washington. is offered for
sale due TO owners transfer Rooms in
clude, on the first floor, paneled entrance
20Ia) openine on sunroom q 6xi1), over
looking garden; paneled dining room
t13xl5) with corner cupboards overlook
ing garden modern kitchen and powder
room. On the End floor, gallery hall over
looking portico > master bedrooms, in
separate wing U6x1D, G25x2012), each
with private coored tiled bath; . other
bedrooms and tiled bath: maids room and
bath. storage attic; gear garage: large
lily pool; terms; price S22. 500
George Mason Green Co.,
2s40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va
weekdays, Sundays,
CHI :IS3S Gil S041
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COLORED-FRANKLIN ST. NE.
g rooms, bath, full basement;
large lot; select neighborhood;
price, $3.50. C. F. BATES. 1913
E. Capitol st. Atlantic 1896.
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CHEVERLY, MD.
ct 750


attractive 5.room brick dwelling With
heat toiD Completely redecoreted Near
transportati ton. Adams 9435.
7 LARGE ROOMS, BATH, ALL
modern conv.; one acre of yards,
shaded by beautiful old oak trees;
512 acres ground, double garage,
storehouse; apple orchard, suit
able for chickens, cows, horses or
pigs; 5l2 miles from Peace Cross
on Defense hwy; no gas or fuel
oil worries; house needs minor
repairs. Price, $40 500, half cash.
Box 489-V, Star.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS.
ssth and Hamilton sts.;. Hyattsyille
trans; 5000. PERRY BOSWELL. INC.
1904 r. /. ave. NE. WA. 4500-3l66.
4 BEDROOMS AND BATH,
One and One-Tenth Acres.
Trees. shrubbery, fruit. Large living
room, fireplace, attractive dining room,
built-in cupboard. fully equipped kitaSen.
sun porch and screened porch, stairway to
attic, electric hot-water heater. circulating
oil burner, garage; near Alexandra. Price,
S6.950. terms.
ROMYE LAMBORN,
Resltor.
cH. 4213. OF. S7l1.
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$3.50.
MT. RAINIER, MD.

Very conveniently located on main
schools and theaters. Bus at door.
First noor, three rooms and u bath,
two screened porches. Second floor, 3
rooms and bath ed floor rented at
S45 per MOI. Hot-water heat, coal.
Large lot 6ox150. Terms. $4,000 cash.
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OPEN TODAY, IL TO 5.

0JII IbLII CLTEEU NUI LIlWEoI.
Detached brick, located in one of Wash
fnston's finest residential sections. Large
living rm., dining rm., receptional hall, den,
lavatory and modern kitchen on / st f..
bedrooms, 3 baths on IND f.; finished
attic, with bath auto. heat, spacious
grounds garage, etc. Excellent cond Lot
3Sxl so. A home of exceptional charm and
comfort for only S24,500.00. Terms.
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM US"
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
COIORED

Near Howard University.
800 Block Bryant st. NV.
Modern brick, rooms. h-wh bath
VIII make a dignified home In vicinity
OF Mcmillan Park. Easy access TO trans
portation. Low priced for immediate sale at
S6,p50, 500 DOWN. TERMS.
Phone Weekdays 9 to PM
BASILIKO REALTY CO.,
EX. 6S51. EX 6S42
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO S.
1918 NO. NOTTINGHAM ST.,
ARLINGTON VIRGINIA.


1918 NO. NOTTINGHAM ST.,
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Designed for q large family or In
come property, this attractive brick
home was built under contract for the
present owner.
The FIRST floor has 2lx15 living
room with fireplace: 16x11 dining room.
equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath.
The second floor has rooms and bath,
one room is equipped for kitchen Tin
cluding range and refrigerator). Full
basement with recreation room and
fireplace; maids room and bath INV.
oil heat and automatic gas hot-water
heater. Insulated and weather stripped:
detached garage.
Priced at S13 500 Substantial cash.
To reach: Over Key Bridge, right on
Lee hwy, continue out highway past
trafic light at Glebe rd to Noting
ham St, turn left to No. 1919.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
2o5l WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON, VA.
Chestnut 313I Glebe 3f.94
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BARGAIN.

rms, yrs. old. lots: $4,000. rms,
| acre. ami, = yrs. old; S4.950 rms,
? acres. ami; S9.So0 6-rm brick, center
hall plan: $3.50 These houses are ex-
ceptional values and can be purchased on
easy terms For information call WA.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT,

COLORED-IF YOUR PRICE is REASON
able we have some one to buy your prop
erty at once. List 1t with us for sale or
rent, once open Sunday. 30-6 pm
! 80 You 81. NV. AD 4nSo
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TUXEDO MD

Detached, asbestos shingle. 2-family nat;
each apartment has 4 rooms and oath, hot
water oil heat: ideal for small family want
ing suburban. seH-supporting home. Phone
daily or Sunday for details
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
PES N Y Ave N W Realtors MA l1A1
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Arlington Military Rd

s-room modern home, wonderful possi-
bilities, beautiful setting OF = acres, lovely
trees. stream, Possession. reasonable cash.
= min. to Govt. bldgs.. bus at door, near
'Nop's' MS4FEs; McTsFE RrNr. ru ssos
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Detached 4-Bedroom Home.

S10,50n.
Desirably located in close-in section Of
Brockisnd near car and bus transportation,
ST, Anthony's Church and school Splendid
lot. 50xl50: automatic hot-water heat,
hardwood floors. front and rear porches;
everything in splendid condition Quick
possession. To inspect call Mr.. Stup,
Adams 1859 with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
No
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CAPE COD.

SS.450.
This beautiful brick home. situated on
lovely lot 20 It. wide, Just "A blocks
of Colesville rd. in Silver Spring, is being
offered way below market value. 1t has
a. large living rm- 131ax21 IT. with nre-
equipped kitchen. 2 full size bedrms. and
tile bath up Full size basement with
outside entrance. also built-in garage.
81 800 cash. Monthly payments like rent.
Must be shown by appointment only.
SUBURBAN REALTY co.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS.
ROMYE LAMBORN.

ReaItOr.
600S Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
H. 4213 CT. 37t1.
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COLONIAL.

Just 5 blocks, from D.. c: line In Md;
surrounded by lovely oak trees. situated
On lot 55x260 It.. This 3-bedrm. and
bath home has Just been redecorated
Close to schools. busses and shopping.
81 300 cash, easy monthly payments
SUBURBAN REALTY co.
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The living room-full width Of house
opens on fully screened side porch
popular sized dining room, modern kitchen
with ample cabinets; bedrooms and tiled
bath on second floor, . closets in hall:
full basement. air-conditioned heat. Rear
party line yard fence
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SH. 4161,
EAST RIVERDALE.

Bungalow. 8 rooms and bath, fioored
attic, cellar: h.-a.h.; corner; vacant;
sacrifice for S4.750. terms. RA 4343
Evening star., 1943-08-22

COLORED, s1,i5o-1ith ST. NE. NEAR
Kearney, Ssroom, detached frame, ,uSr, ar
neighborhood St.25O down balance month
ly Ma 1KlH &. nNenineS. FN. hNH..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

from clients
" q 1 claim buStleS haven't
been in style in 40 years
My friend claims the ladies
were wearing them IN 1906
How about It?
a You have me stopped -
| thought ! was going 10 he
able 10 answer you As | have
1906 magazine around the house
somewhere. but l couldn't find
II. To settle the argument, why
not 90 10 the library and look
at the advertisements in the
bound copies Of old magazines,
CO-CALLED Siamese twins
y are not identical twins.
Eng and Chang, the cele-
brated original "Siamese twins,
did not suffer similar ailments
at the same time.
Eng often was sick while
Chang was feeling fine.
Chang liked liquor Eng didn't
Chang often would be highly
inebriated while Eng was cold
sober.
These twins were married to
sisters.
The sisters did not get along.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
March Of Events

Berlin Dlarl who lived N
Berlin for many Years, says
about the Germans
They are all gliltN-punish
them" He says further
Il am not unduly Vindictive,
hut ~ one who has seen some
Of the crimes OF the Germans, |
do not see why they should not
be made To pay for them.
Is the Cold-hlooded murder
~ two million Poles and Jews,
not TO mention tens Of thou
sands OF Russians. \orvegians,
Dutch, BelgianS, serbs, French
men, such small and pardon
able crime that those who per-
petrated il shall not even he
punished ."
In a word. there are no Cor
mans and laps TO be rescued %
D. Is a fcuon invented ty SEN
'imun'aN~'s pac,hsf> an t,
above All ht mo subtle fifth
c1iawn>fs u America
Justice 10 our dead and 10
the dead and starving of al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Connolly Answers

la Powhatan; (b) Laertes;
lCj Hamlet
Pa BY means of gills: b.
from nectar Of flowers by
bees, tc) cream is skinned
and churned.
3-la Architecture; Cb)
A photographer; tc) labor
leader,
IA Death rate; tb) tail; tc)
water.
5-(a) Shakespeare, 1899; (b)
Bible. fc) Emerson.
6--ta) Barometer which regis
tors automatically. Cb) 70
So prevent leaking tcl for
pouring liquid
Ia Philip Barry thl Marc
Donnelly; tcl Lillian He'll
man
copyught, lst3. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
COpyreaders
Good CenSOrS

or up, as the case may be. are
more over-Zealous IN restrict
ing, if not indeed suppressing
the news than the old line mill
tary men who are sometimes
found AS field censors acting
the part of small-time cars in
handling the copy of the re-
porters.
And yet I would rather deal
with one of those blokes than
with an important newspaper
figure in a position TO tell me
what l could or could not print.
The military men are usually
open 10 argument and con-
victlon.
THE newspapernen censors
l. are more arbitrary.
Probably most of them are
the wrong type of newspaper
man 10 begin with and are
assigned to their spots on the
vague assumption that all news
papermen are alike, and with
out any inquiry into their
professional knowledge. their
editorial judgment and their
tact.
| think the whole trouble
with portant newspaper
figures in these censorship jobs
is that they are inclined to lean
backwards against their fellows
lest they be accused of par
TALLY.
The best newspapermen CEN
sors in the key positions and in
the field would be experienced
copyreaders who might not have
great individual fame but who
would at least bring a little
common sense into the business.
Then the newspapers would
be very happy. indeed.
Copyright, 1898 nv King Features
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Postwar Justice
To Innocent Only
BY Benjamin DeCaSSercS

conquered countries that
tho United states shall occupy
Germany and Japan for ~ least
- years 70 500 that they paw,
pay pay and arc properly
busted up and that they stay
busted up
CONTINUING Herewith is a
Y note on that old slow poke
called human evolution for all
the snug cockSure postwar
planners for new world. a
new humanity and all that
sort Of thing Tor SING:
Millions Of years elapsed be-
fore man invented the spoon.
Millions Of years passed be-
fore man learned 70 write.
Millions Of years faded away
before man found out that The
Garth wasn't fiat
Millions Of wears ran thor
course before man invented fire
Millions Of years went ny he-
fore man knew how 20 knit
fishing net.
Millions 81 wears flowed into
millions Of other wears before
man wrote constitutions or put
on pants or found out what
wheel vas or discovered the
electric light or had the brains
10 manufacture An umbrella
Still. in spite Of these and
myriad other patent facts in
the history Of the Slow-moving
brain Of man there are men
among US who. dressed in their
Soup-tO-fSh, with sparkling
glass or two of buhble-water in
their Stomachs. Will tell A flock
Of wldc-eyed hanqueting goofs
what great changes" they will
bring about in human nature
after the war if the voters will
only give them tho Job of doing
u az $4,000 TO $4,000 per-
% : folks II also took milyunS
and mlyun> of years 10 make
these tuxedo cnca>ed, word
shouting demacogueSD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

"IUSTCE' ~ the peace
y table IF there ever 'S
orel. yes, hy al means Justice
20 the dead. manned, starved
and tortured peoples ~ Poland
Norway. Czecno-SlovakIa, BEL
gum France, Holland and
Greece.
Justice 20 Germany or ia
PAM No Justice must be done
10 those who were hu'chered ~
Pearl Harbor Warsaw and Rot
tcrdaT
Justice is TOR the innocent,
for INC guilty Any desire
" be "Just 20 Germany Italy
and Japan is 4 Scmlcontession
that they may possibly nave
been night
Dorothy Thompson says
Hitler turned out 10 be the
expression 81 the whole uncon-
scious mind and history Of the
German race" And Miss
Thompson has always been
friendly 70 Germany
William Shlrer, The author ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Like Feathers on Breeze
japanese Bean Beetle
Is TOTO Of Bug World

Well old victory garden along like feathers
on The breeze The high the grasshopprs doing
hop and skip with their Jumps
The toughest pest the garden Jap also
think have discovered appetite
When the history of this Will
bugs that have done of the Those Oriental
are impevious 10 spray and powder.
There bird that will Jap beetle crow
Will eat the hoos off mule nails and all But he
Of the Jap beetle.
The only thing do pick them hand and drop
them in pail of gasoline There your July coupons
have watched the japanese beetle and here's things
have discovered II Il the
only bug the world viii CRATE on
door
I'm convinced bookworm a seed catalogue a
spy In knows much for lust luck
II has the characteristics the slightly larger and
tewereeged Nppones 1t destroys the pleasure sabotage
In Manipulating the beetle grasp him between the thumb
and orefnger That takes good eyesEh for thumbs
very small
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
The Brighter Side
by Damon RunyOn

the present system of applying
censorship:
Filters down through mill
tary. naval and civilian 'authori-
ties many OF whom are unfamil-
lar with the wartime censorship
code.
'In fact, there are cases
where military censors have
never heard Of it,"
I FEAR that Mr.. Hoyt's tenure
Il Of office may be short lived
when his candor becomes known
in high places in Washington
because the principles of our
present wartime censorship in
clude prohibition of public ex-
preston by officials of just such
frank views as he Is guilty of in
his article.
In general he states the abso-
lutte truth. though | am little
dubious about the happiness of
AIlt News pa kPtl : LliACA MI I I l1G
and Mr. Howard.
| would have 10 wait until
observed the smiles breaking
out on the pans of the news
paper publishers and editors
under the rule Of these gents
before proclaiming them har-
blngers Of journalistic JOY.
They are big newSpapermen
and truth compels me 10 state
that such newspapermen. from
the standpoint Of the newspa-
perS, are the worst busts in the
world in censorship Jobs.
IT WAS true in World War I
Il and IL is true in this war.
The neWspapermen who are
outstanding figures in their
profession and are now in i'm
portant government war posi-
tons, from Frank Knox down,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01

DALMER HOYT, the new do
nestle director of the Office
of Public Information, repeats
what I have been telling you for
months, that some of the CEN
SorShip practices INDUCED in
under the general excuse Of
military or naval security
smack of the thought processes
of the Middle Ages.
Only l have not been putting
II lust that way.
l have been saying that some
of the censorship practices bor-
der on ldiocy and that others
may have a much more sinister
design than appears on the sur
face.
In the main. however. I am
inclined 70 dismiss any thought
Of evil intent underlying most
Of the practices and 10 attribute
them 10 plain damfoolishness
because I have seen the same
thing happen before.
Mr.. HOYT, who is the able
vi publisher of the Portland
Oregonlan. on leave for govern
ment service, expresses his
opinion in an article written for
Journalism in Wartime a
survey which will be released
soon by the American Council
of Public Affairs in connection
with the School of Journalism
Of the University of Missouri
Among other things he says II
Byron Price director Of the
office of censorship. or Prices
assistant, y. r Howard. could
pass on every question Of what
Is proper and improper 70 print
American newspapers would be
completely happy
But, Of course, Mr. Hoyt says
that is impossible, adding that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Wedding Speed
of 'OI Recalled

So each Of the twins had his
own house.
One week one sister and the
twins would live an one house
and the next week the other
sister would live with them in
the other.
Eng and Chang didn't get
along so we'll either
They frequently quarrcled.
In one quarrel they caused
such "A disturbance they were
arrested
At this time they wanted 4
surgeon 10 separate them They
were talked out Of this.
They died at Mount Airy,
y. c.. IN 1874 al the age Of So.
THE German birth rate is re-
ported declining.
For Nazi Germany this Is
very unusual
Since 1899 almost 100000
Germ n mothers have been
decorated for bearing large
families. OF these 1872, 299 had
six or seven children and 2,4l3,-
$40 had four or five children.
A man in England grew some
dahodils. sold them and made
a lot OF money.
For doing this he was arrested
and fined the equivalent Of
$1,000.
In England YOU cant grow
daffodils or other flowers for
sale without the permission Of
the war agricultural committee.
All citizens with gardens are
supposed TO grow tomatoes, let
tuce and other things that have
food value.
IN CANADA plans have been
L about completed 10 take
care of the problems of the re-
turning fighters.
These plans have been made
by the Canadian committee Of
rehabilitation and rehabilita-
ton.
The Canadian veterans are
going 10 receive unusual assist
ance in getting on their feet in
civilian life and will be accorded
many privileges.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features