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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

EsinIer, cq,maS Manor. ousss cottaae Mei1t Sity
Rssers = psVs psysrdSs Ms and saoS University
SsIE5Mo0oDELED a ooD HOUSE in 8 or more units;
SSddsq0os TO invest; colored or white. BOZ
Will PAY ALL CASH for residential or in.
yestment properties Mr. Draisner' DE
SffESrfHAN, AT q MA, eoeT oWxpps
Chevy Chase Edgemoore, or Westsste. etc etts
Rese undeT iGems aesashed Hi prefer gas
address and details Tor pay psompt Gaan actIon dTe
R%i,SS R9x Ss23x' * Star Star; ''
on or nesr Potomss nn vernSo So
HAVE i CLIENTS nj ssax ssti SUBSTANTIAL ssss cash
iae e niaESy i4ss uns hGnts s.
WE have client that will pay ali cash for
no bones I1,e IN Arlin ston or Falls Church c. s.
MODERN Ia sRIck HOUSE sln on os good d'ia Sized
sprinE tsrse bed1oos in ssb
Sesr. SSes,fed. Write particulars to Box 9s-V,
/ WANT A HOME in Chevy Chase, D
to rooms; will pay cash. WO. 4of4
o-rm brick. det.. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, fire-
asf;nr pasfe; iuii basement. oil or gas heat; NV:
GOWN payment. State price BOX 443-V.
iS YOUR PROPERTY can quickly be sold
invited: over $4,000, 900 sold in Is43, Cali
EM, En- 12sO until pm. F. A. TWEED CO..
/ HAVE Ell: FEW stSi CLIENTS who are interested
fssh S. sis Msilos' 7ss lnStmsns hlds 5er
GROOM BUNGALOW with modern con-
yenaiefnees ven enc built prior to 1942; corner lot
s.ect
Sinity Clarendon; $4,000. No brokers.
WILL PAY CASH. $4,000 to $4,000, for
modern mode bungalow. from private owner. DE.
iPiaEcr FROM OWNER. for a home and
Il FAY FAY All al cs CASA A. foT ss1$ Groom brick
house txhtel: $4,000 to 5000 In repiy
ssate SaVN eS9naition' Sta address and price. Box
i Ei NEED s!as !aasoysEs, large and small, in wood
Tiage' Hage =. 5oSxland 81 Sx.ld and Mchisan Park
known these sections for s5 years. II you
Tant to M sell. please ase let me hear from YOU
ER fxsfY sxsfaass VANS Ms a4S 10 Buy detached
Or semi-detached corner between 18th and
least 8 rooms and 3 baths. Price between
S10'o0o and ND $4,000. 142o Madison St
s%oLp Sol II: LARGE SasH' HOUSE for cash. Desire
RT1Iyyhtv0Sa R1yF ffN4st fyNisIptsy aE szs4 ~
houses. apartments or fats for ali cash
=. Rau. Thomas Circle. ONCE. Di.
WE HAVE two clients ior 4-bedroom houses
in Brightwood or Petworth. They Will
pay all cash up to $4,000. Cali us today
and tell US about your house for sale
stroup Realty Co. RA. $500.
PAY HIGHEST all-cash prices for old
D; G houses: no commission MRS. KERN.
632 Woodley pl. NV. CO 2675
WILL PAY Cash for small house in D. c.
from private party. Quick settlement No
sSrpission SE pny 1,t TO GnyAn PAY r. RA co36;
erty: quick settlements. Gum q Miller.
500 11th st. Sc. Franklin 21OO
IMMEDIATE Cash OFFER.
praisals. MR.. QUICK. RA. 341s or 81.
6262. -
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Colored-18th St., Corner
FOR COLORED.
NEAR u ST. NV.

NO FAPEH! No rAINT! EXCELLENT
ZINE LOCATION FOR PHYSICIAN.
, brick dwelling, 8 rooms on . floors
Tile bath. Full basement Garage. Con-
tyGifs xe1lent terms; HERE'S THE LARGE
fHOS0SE fO0SSESN On TIE HILL YOU HAVE BEEN
LOOKING FOR. On upper 18th St NV
II rooms. baths. This brick dwelling
haSa mas sway value, as a home. rooming
nuuse, or as easily converted and COM
pieIe apartments. Substantial cash pay
For full particulars about these homes
SS99nneay, 10 to, q call Mr. Harps, MI
v4o3, TO call Mr.. Shamwell, MI 1920.
JOHN R. PINKETT, INC,
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By private party, several white or colored
houses for Investment. No agents, no
commission. Box 260-X, Star.
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HOUSES ron sALf.

FOR COGORED.
I'll olf bS2nsI e. ss50o snt5 cssh baths
300 blk. n 8. .n.w.-3-apt. BLDG. con-
tanning 8, and rms. ea.; h.-w.h.: eiec.:
!, Iooo BIZ 4sh st. st; n.e:1-e rms. h.-w.h.,
100 blk. Girard st. n.w.-3 apts.. h.
VIII, oil burner: gar: $4,000; $4,000
apt t4oS sSoys st 5000 eS = ssc6 cs.n
sa1 s?o eorn.r Sa isf of sey Fl 5000 aoe Cash.
1900 block Of Florida ave. n.w.-6-rm.
FRAME cleo, 5000 Gssh;
1928 You g qux NV TElNsEF' NO. 4ao7.
CoLORED-3-FAMILY UNIT;
Adams ST., nr, End, excel. cond... two
s,roop sit: s bath; one Groom; Kit, ~ hath bath
De 1850. Ii 1858 ewes and Suns.
COLORED-13th ST., NEAR LAMONT.
immediate possession. excel cond., 10
IN rms; sh baths h;.wh:. front entr; to 9 iull
dell, DE. 1880. Ii. 6563 ewes. and Suns.
cOLoRED-NR. 18th AND PARK RD.-
10 large rms, baths, automatic heat,
hardwood a floors; excellent condition; terms.
ASK Tor A. w. Stephens, Decatur 1852.
Colored-Nr. End and r. l. ave. NV
rms, h.-w.h., cleo. full cellar. Terms.
Coiored-Nr. North Capitol and Que
sts.-8 +. b., h.-w.h" cleo. full cellar.
IdOS. w. PARKS CO.,
207 Ela. Ave. NV. DE. 1160.
COLORED-20 ROOMS, 5 BATHS, FIRE
escapes. oil heat; semidetached
Q rooms, "a baths, garage, porches,
automatic gas furnace; SS,950. Imme-
diate possession.
/, 2-family nat, rooms each. separate
heating plant garage; $1,000. $500 cash.
Evenings and Sunday, NO. 4617; daily,
AID. 1712.
COLORED-FIRST TIME OFFERED.
HrOOkland-Gap1i6eto etoc chad
brick. hardwood floors. h-w.h porches,
modern kitchen: newly decorated. Imme-
diate occupancy
Investments complete apts., Frigid-
aires new neighborhood; S9.95O
Near Howard Uniyersity-Several 6-rm.,
bath, semidetached. modern properties.
rec sonably priced.
Vacant-Semidetache tapestry brick,
rms, modern, beautiful home. Terms.
vacant-6O5 Harvard st. n.w-6 rms.
bath. cellar, Colonial home; must be sold
at once.
EQUITABLE REALTY CO.,
1O11 You St. NV MI 9OsO
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COLORED.
$500 down-Four Groom brick houses,
basement; ee enn oh;,w.h.; northeast section;
Residence and business property on
Sth st.. carline, s.w
-, Home and business property, fne condi-
t1on, Florida ave. NV. Cash, 81 900.
A. Detached De corner brick home g rms.
Vacant, brick, 6 very large rooms, gear
br gar Montello ave. ne: cash. 81 200.
NV. Cash, ST. 500.
Upper 18th st: NV. 10 rms, auto. heat.
basement. fne home to be decorated for
Cover @Government dormitory: monthly income
800 blk. Park I'd. semideta ached, decorat-
ed: basement: $3.50.
100 blk. Montello ave-, brick. 6 rms,
1000.
Ga. ave.; cash, $4,000.
Miniature dormitory, oil heat, garage,
yard: Kenyon st.; yearly income, 5000;
note $3.50.
rooms. h.-w.h., yard, tile bath. base
ment; VII Decorate: Kenyon st., $500.
DE. l7lU. Efs. 4766.
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2021 POWHATAN RD.,
IIrrrcssr, rrxx A n aEn
McDeVitt's SALES Bulletin,

McDevitt's SALES Bulletin.
List Your Property With McDevitt.
e,.n,.-W WoRTH eth SEEING EsllaSa. ,r,.. 4
bedrms:: 2 tie b. liv; nm. fireplace, den
garage; bus "a blk; near everything;
S12,950.
4 bedrms., . tile b., det. brick. near
9th and Nicholson SITS. NV; paneled den
or bedrm.. finished insulated attic, slate
roof, porch, garage: large fenced lot; oil
heat quiet, refined neighborhood.
Bungalow. Takoma Park. D. c.. 6
(coaD, attic, garage; bus and shopping
center 1 block; ss'5Se' 81
-SauPs Addition, near 14th and Far
ragut SITS. n.w.-Detached, 10 large rms, 2
tile b., stove, refrigerator, porches slate
roof, Oil heat, nice lot: good location:
S13,950: terms.
Brick bungalow 2 yrs. old. in Silver
Sprins-5 rms. tile B.. insulated attic
GAS HEAT; bus 1 0Ia,: II sS'7'o'
SHEPHERD PARK. near 18th and
Ferr sts.-Semidet 8 large rms, 2 tile b.,
fireplace, oil heat. stove, REFRIGERATOR, ga
rage. porches.
-2-family semidet. brick, separate en-
frances near. 9th and Gallatin SITS. NV.
4 rms. tile b., each apt; oil heat. ga
IsspEcT1oS TsFS; sa1;5 so BY Appr. PLEASE CALL
McDEVITT, Realtor, RA. 1922.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
Finest Colored Development
IN THIS AREA. I-FAMILY DETACHED
HOMES ON 5000 SO. FT. OF LAND OR
MORE
NEW-MODERN
FOUR BLOCKS OFF THE DIST LIME oN
SHERIFF RD NE. RENT WITH OPTION
. TO PURCHASE
CHAPEL OAKS CO.,
500 ADDISON CHAPEL RID,
FAIKMONT HTS, MD. HI. 1901.
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DIGNITY. COMFORT

trsctiye clean. sound. exceiient condif,or
Six dne rooms, bath automatic heat; large
lot; detached garage Very close to shop.
buy on market today. ordway 1907,
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OVERLOOKING
PINEY BRANCH PARKWAY.
144Q TAYLOR CT NJ W

I44U TAYLOR ST. NV,
West OF 14th st.-A very neat and trim,
Colonial-type, 2-story and cellar brick
home with living room, dining room, sun
1st a.; bedrooms and bath on End d
onNheat, garage, This. is one Of the best
offer. 1t is really q prewar price, S1O.95O
Eye. or Sum-, phone Mr.. Adams, Woodley
OPEN TO-DAY TO g.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th 81. Realtor. MA. 075S.
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SHEPHERD PARK

In fine. residential section, convenient
Transportation and shopping. near Alaska
take twin beds; 2 baths, large closets. semi
f1tted attic; bedroom, library on 1st floor,
also sunroom. large dining room, modern
Kitchen: gear detached garage; excellent
value, $1S,500 You should see immedi-
ateiy. (Exclusive.) Call EN-. 1890 Sunday
ana weekdays until 8 pm. F. A. TWEED
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OPEN TODAY 12-5

1914 18th ST. NV
Owner must sell this attractive semi.
oetached brick, delightfully."- situated nea,
an conveniences: 9 large rms, tiled bath
porche. detached garage; newly recondi-
TONED; Priced far below the market value
for only S10,450, terms.
YOUR NE1GHBOR BOUGHT FROM US. u
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. Met 54nr
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BROOKT,AND

Detached home. living room with fire.
place. dining room, kitchen, bedrooms on
porch. also inclosed porch: oil h.-w.h.,
Eweather-stripped and insulated; on large
oosssssion with settlement. See Mr. Sadie
SULLIVAN BROS. 1890 K ST. NV.
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GEORGETOWN
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

y1O,b0O.
real value offered in this Groom de-
tached home. between Conn. and Wis
aves.; 3 spacious bedrooms. bath. new heat
ing plant; immaculate condition; early
possession. Call EN-. 1890 Sunday and
5504 Conn ave
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IMMEDIATE Cash OEFER.
D. c., Nd. or Va. homes. Free ap-
praisals. MR.. QUICK. RA. 3418 or DI.
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OPEN TODAY 1o-5

2975 Mckinley st. NV.
owner must sell this Imposing detached
brick. beautifully situated OF connecticTt
ave. . lovely rms. tiled bath. auto. heat.
ear, spacious lot. etc. Newly recondi,
Toned and priced for only SI2.75o Terms
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM us !"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME- 54fl,
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MARYLAND PARK

e.veral more attractive new 3-bedrm
nungaloTs are now available at SIS, 800. on
bath. large bright kitchen, basement, ilie h.e
W.h: (coaD: nice lot; schools. Transports
llon and shopping nearby. To reach
come out Central ave-, turn left on Gath st
to sample house, 105 Gath st.
WILLIAM M. THOMAS,
100 Gath st. HI xxx
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DETACHED BRICK-BRADDOCK HGTS.
2811 DAVIS AVE,
Just OF Russell rd.. is located a delightful
new-house subdivision. This center-en-
modern bath, screened, weather stripped,
insulated; large cellar, oil heat garage;
rce $500. Eve or Sum- phone Tem- Tsna
OPEN TO-DAY Q TO $50.
Take Braddock Heishts bus to Summit
ave-, walk one square west to Davis drive
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72e 18th st. Rsaltor. MA. o75S.
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EXCLUSIVE CRESTWOOD.
pIST1NCT1YE WHITE BRICK COLONIAL,
In one OF Washington's better residential
sections, bordering on Rock Greek Park, in
tne lower 18th st. area, Just 15 Minis to
mutQwn. This gracious and exceptionaliy
nice home includes powder room, large Iiv-
ing room, dining room with bay windows,
z. splendid paneled recreation room with
puiit-ln bar and open. fireplace, maids
ally scarce. For further details please
eal sales dept. Sunday, until 5 pm
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI 1911
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND HOME

ooO MAN LANO HUME
On State road (bus service) near La Plata.
Md: rambling rsnch-type dwelling, excel
lent construction Quilt 193D: spacious
rooms, 2 baths, cellar, 3 large fireplaces.
oil-burner heat hardwood fioors, electric
ity. telephone; 2-car garase; servants
acres, $4,000. List and map on request.
LEONARD SNYDER, LA PLATA. MD.
HYATTSvILLE HILLS, Sl0,5OO, TERMS.
2-family brick, LIST floor rented sos; End
floor, private entrance. $40; equipped with
electric stoves and refriserators. garage,
large; deep lot, bus at door, close to
Colmar Manor. 4217 Lawrence st., sr.
b., redecorated in and out, electricity. fur.
mace heat, full basement. paved street,
co. Call Hyatts. 0334: ewes, WA. 1881.
NEAR SurILAND,
Convenient to Census and Navy Bldes
finished attic for additional rooms. Nice
lot: Tor inspection. call Spruce 0465,
Continued on Next Page.)
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c. /.

S11 $50. .-
Groom brick. built 3 years, near 3oth
and Nebraska ave-; 3 lovely bedrooms.
bath. gas air-conditioned; deep fenced
lot. fExclusive.) Call EN- 1890 Sunday
and weekdays until 8 pm. r. A. TWEED
CO., 1904 Conn ave-
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$14,950-Kent Area.
Located in immediate area adjoining
the Kent and Briarclin subdivisions A
practically new detached brick home;
center entrance plan: comfortable
rooms; 3 excellent bedrooms, 2 tile baths,
nicely landscaped lot. For appointment
today, CALL MR.. MANNIX, RA. 77I7.
IHOS: J: FISHER 81 CO., INC, REALTORS.
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ARLNGTON-1S21 NORTH WAYNE ST.
Modern BUNGALOW. garage: vacant; imme-
diate possession Inspection By appoints
ment only. Priced S6,350. c. 8. HLLING-
BURG. 4615 Lee highway, oxford 1924.
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Charming Dutch Colonial home. one
square from Chevy Chase Circle, Blessed
srament Church and parochial school:
vacant, immediate possession: II rooms
bedrooms, 4 baths library and sunroom: ::
,avatory with shower on first floor; oil
heat, two-car garage, large yard; house
N excellent condition: price, S1S.95O
BOSS g. PHELPS. 1417 X ST. NV. Ma
s59n ss59n evenings and Sunday, call Mr.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
OPEN TODAY 12-5.

OFEiN FUN INSPECITON,
l TO S PM. TODAY.
1923 Oliver st. NV.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
A most complete and modern detached
home having 9 rooms and 3 baths Il in
basemenD. full attic. maids room. cold
storage room, auto. h.-w.h., nearly new
elec. refg.. and factory-built kitchen cab
inets. This home Is weather. stripped and
insulated and in perfect condition. Large
lot with detached brick garage Price,
Sl4.7o0. inspection Sunday. l to 5 pm,
or by appointment
WALTER M BAUMAN.
1 Thomas Circle NV MA 1920
evenings and Sundays, WO O747
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Open Sunday, l to S PM.
1920 Norwood Dr., Bethesda, Md.
rooms and bath, newly decorated,
large lot. garage: hot-water oil heat: in
cIudes refrigerator and stove: l block OF
wisconsin ave, close to business, schools
and transportation; immediate possession
Call Mr.. Williams, evening, Kensington 800
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
Investment Bldg. Realtor DI 6O92.
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OPEN TODAY 12-5.
437 Decatur st. NV.
Open and shown for the first time This
attractive brick must be seen to be ap-
preciated. lovely rms, tiled bath and
shower, modern kit, porches, gar full
daylight basement, deep lot, etc Beauti-
Iully reconditioned. Priced for only S9950
your NE1GHBoR BOUGHT FROM Us &"
Leo M. Bernstein 81 Co. ME. $500.
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WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL.
$14.95Q.

Mr.. WHITEHALL AND LANDoN SCHOOLS.
Bethesda, Md. section. A very complete
home with spacious living and dining
Three bedrooms, fine baths. very large
closets. paneled recreation room with fire.
place. Gas furnace with hot-water heat.
day: Call Woodley $500. EDW. H. JONES
Laurel outlook., 1944-03-29

people in Sydney are the same way.
When l was in Sydney on my
furlOugh | had one invitation there
too. Of course it was nice to have
people to visit. | might as well tell
you it was their girls who invited
me. | had a really wonderful time
in Sydney.
When we first came to Australia
and talked to the Aussies nearly all
of us had to ask them the second
time what they had said the first
time. Now it is a little different;
we understand them more clearly.
| have not told you about the
medals, ribbons l should say, which
I have so far received. l have three
ribbons, one with three stars repre-
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Pretty City

Before the German attack, Smo-
lensk-set high above the river
banks and dotted with parks and
gardens-was regarded as one of
the prettiest cities of the Soviet I'M
ion. 1t was particularly interesting
to historians and tourists for the
ruins and historic relics left from
it's long and turbulent past.
Laurel outlook., 1944-03-29
Farms Consumed Phosphate

In pre-war 1888, domestic farms
and industries consumed two-thirds
of Americas phosphate production.
One-fourth went to Europe. Japan,
lacking in phosphates like her Axis
partners, got the remainder.
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senting the Southwest Pacific Pau
pam campaign and New Guinea,
another for good conduct, and the
third is the medal of citation, which
is very rare 1t, l believe, was pre-
scented by the president. They sure.
ly are pretty. If | come home in
one piece you'll get to see them.
There is nothing more | can say,
except that l ann still in the best Of
health and hope this finds you the
Sgt. Edward Boyd, England,
March ~, by V-mail to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Boyd:
l received your letters, also the
Continued on Page Six
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Letters From
Our Boys

Victor DeWald, MM2-c, Pacific
March 20:
This is the first opportunity L
have had to thank you and the
people back home who make it pos
sible for me to receive the Outlook
away out here in the Pacific. When
| was with the navy Seabees every
one in my outfit read it, and now
that l am in hospital, everyone here
has read the last edition, March
1. 1t is swell to get a paper Civ
ing information on what the people
in the home town are doing. Out
here We get very little news, so we
always depend on news from home.
l close with thanks to the Laurel
Outlook and the friends at home.
Laurel outlook., 1944-03-29
Statue of Liberty

October %, 1886, marked the dedi-
cation in New York harbor of the
Statue of Liberty. 1t was presented
to the United States by the people of
France.
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Elmer H. Sandman, MIMI PC,
England, March 20:
l received two Outlooks today, the
first in ages. Here's hoping the
others catch up with me soon. The
mail service over here isn't nearly
as good as in Africa, but that was
all that was good we there.
l haven't seen anyone from Mon
tana since I've been in England, but
in Africa l saw Nolan Gunter a few
days before We left that theatre of
war. In Sicily l helped to load
wounded and saw one fellow from
Havre. There were Germans and
Italians to be taken care of too.
l still have to see n of Hitler's
supermen. About 10 per cent a
speak English, and they don't think
much of Hitler.
I've been moving around quite a
bit lately, so l have had an oppor-
tunity to see a lot of England.
I get quite a kick out of some
of the English slang. If there is
something they like, instead of it
being good it's smashing" If you
ask how to get to a certain place,
they tell you the best they can, and
always conclude with "You can't
it." From experience, you're
lost as soon as they say it-so the
best thing to do is to forget it.
AS a whole, the people here are
Laurel outlook., 1944-03-29
MillSWeed Pods

A single milkweed pod yields u.s.
600 fibers. A cultivated acre might
yield 800 pounds.
Laurel outlook., 1944-03-29
Supplied Tungsten

Normally China is the chief sup
plier of tungsten to the United
States.
Laurel outlook., 1944-03-29

A welcome note from Russell l..
Huston of the navy, San Francisco,
is acknowledged by the Laurel Out
look.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-27
The Defeat Of Wallace
These Days s gS gE !2'' E. sofossxr

top communing with his God. Wal
lace is In hurry 10 do the good
that needs 10 be done in this world,
but he fails TO recognize that recep-
tiyity OF good comes in stages. In
spite OF all, he cannot make most
Chinese drink milk at their break
fast table. They prefer a-dish fam
iliarly known as "stinking bean
curd."
The Anglo-Saxon peoples have
had tradition toward democracy
running in streams IN a broad gen.
eral channel for more than thou
sand years. That channel Is red
with the blood OF the most heroic
men and women OF our kind who
struggled desperately for every step
nay. every fraction OF a step In
our progress toward political, eco
nomic and social equality. After this
millennium Of trial and effort, we are
where we see ourselves today. Not
very far along, but farther along
than any other people upon this
cdl lub ldlluCI hlOuS lhau any ioNN
Of man has yet achieved In all
human history. No matter how man
has tried TO speed this process to
the better and truer life, 1t has
been slow development-terribly
and often tragically slow.
Henry Wallace seems to have
been in a terrific hurry. Some OF
his speeches, particularly "the
Century OF the Common Man"
which his friends advertised as
though it were something by Cicero,
was little more than a compilation
of the rush-order liberalism OF the
younger generation in a hurry. OF
course, there Is vast injustice
among men; the Bible Is record
of injustice in all its manifold
forms. And, OF course, civilization
Is the march away from injustice.
But 1t will not be accomplished in
the four-year term OF Vice Press-
dent. The righting Of the errors o.
the human race will take time-no
matter what the hurried ones say.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-27
Says Dewey
Has Briefing Method

them TO his viewpoint. This Is evi-
dent in the fact that no one who
ever worked for him has resigned
"a remarkable record.)
Few men like work as he does.
He remained behind after this con-
vention to shake 5000 hands the hrst
night and to thresh out campaign de-
tails with the hundreds Of leaders
assembled here. He did not choose
an outlying hotel, but remained at
convention headquarters. He likes
Bricker, who did much inside work
on the platform in daily breakfast
consultations with Senator Taft. His
convention tribute to Bricker. was
not only an extraordinary consider
alton for a second man, but wise,
and Bricker will no doubt be a vice
presidential candidate in fact In
stead Of the usual appendage.
Dewey's handling of the Jewish
problem (Which always calls for
wise practicalism in a state like
New York; Is another primary ex-
ample of his instinct for unpreju-
diced administration. 1t was his
man who put the Palestine plank in
the platform, for the first time any
political party had mentioned it
Conspicuous also here in his be-
half was Nathaniel Goldstein, his
attorney general, whom he desig-
mated in preference to a personal
friend. Efforts to bestir class an
tagonisms against him on this score
will be difficult. .e@N' -.
He has no advisers who guide
his political thoughts. His
friends are few, mostly neigh
bors, the Pat Hogans New York
businessman and college class
mattel and the Rodger Strausses.
They do not bother with politics,
and apparently furnish his re-
Taxation from same. His wife
is home-and-children type who
will not be conspicuous either In
; the campaign or White House.
This 'briefng' sums him up COM
pletely for me, answering the ques-
tons in my mind about him. and
forecasts the type Of campaign and
government you may expect to be
-<sG -''~'s
The passing Of California's Gov
ernor Warren left no noticeable dis
may around the Dewey headquar-
ters. Most newsmen here guessed
Warren thought he could not carry
California and therefore had no
place on the ticket. / suspect some
personal reasons we're more impor-
tant possibly some investments he
has made have not been wise, and
with six children to raise, he may
not have thought he could afford a
vice presidential campaign or ten
ancy. The war business will be
protected II Dewey is elected