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FARMS FOR SALE. -

NEARBY MONTGOMERY COUNTY. 13 mi.
from District line; excellent section; DWELL
3 bedrooms 2 baths, automatic heat; 1st-
floor bath and space for bedroom; good
barns. tenant house, Priced under $4,000.
~ ACRES, close to river, boating and fsh-
ing, macadam road. 23 miles from Wash
inston; 3-room cottage, electricity Installed.
balance monthly. Estates, stock and
dairy farms in Northern Va. convenient
to washington, specially; Buell. Farm
Herndon 3R.
4-ACRE HOME. Rockville area. modern
and Philgas; ample outbides, for hens
pigs and cows; rich garden land. good
fences. water In many bldgs.; everything
macsdam highway; $3.50; substantial
cash. r. p. Ripley, SH. 1889; Sun. and
ewes WI. $780, Mr.. Able.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

NEAR LEE HWY, beyond Falls CHURCH
Lot es f. 'front.' i26 ss # deeS with t
Louis P. Shoemaker, 1719 K st. NV.
MA. 1896
lot east si8 Aspen st. NV. All assess
ments. paid. Priced low at $1,000. Owner
wants cash to buy War bonds. RIA. 8700.
FALLS CHURCH.
12 acres, immediately adjacent to the
Broadmont and Hillwcod subdivisions with
1.O75 1T. frontage on East
Broad ST., specially adapted, for an extern
sion Of one of the finest residential sections
Of Falls Church. Price, $4,000.
EASTMAN & STEELE,
Realtors, Falls Church $3.50.
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Cleveland Park.
cot E0n

Near Woodley I'd. and National Cathe-
dral. unusually well-built, detached brick,
room, large dining rm., sun porch or break
fast rm., lavatory,. excellent pantry and
large tile kitchen: there are 4 bedrms. and
and bath on 3rd floor. together with large
cedar closet and storeroom: nne auto
matte heating system; maids bath in base
e. SCHWAB. 5b22 Conn ave, exclusive
agent, OR. $500; after 8 pm, call WO
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CRESTWOOD AREA.

Very spacious detached brick home of
colonial design. Ideally planned for enter
tanning. Has living room 20x24. dining
parlor, first-floor lavatory. There are
4 bedrooms, baths and sleeping porch
on End floor. Large 3rd-noor clubroom
bath: auto. beat, 2-car gaarRe An excep-
tional house priced right at S23,5OO. For
details, please call Mr. Jones, GE. 3O7a
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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BRICK COLONIAL, $l6,95O.
In one of the most accessible and de-
sirable close-in locations of Northwest
Washington. A very nice modern center
hall brick home. including large living
room with fireplace; also large heated sun
room, nice dining room, kitchen, large
bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd floor. Stair
way to finished 3rd-floor room, haeted
Also recreation room. Built-in garage
gas heat. Lot 60x125. On any basis Of
comparison this home Is actually below
the market Owner desires prompt sale
Immediate possession. For details, call
Mr.. Jones, GE. 3079.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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COUNTRY CLUB SECTION,

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Sl7,65O.
An ideal home for the family seeking the
advantages of a lovely suburb in nearby
Montgomery County. / block from Conn.
ave. close to schools. Includes beautiful
and pantry, 3 nice bedrooms, 2 baths, 2
third-fioor rooms, automatic heat. 2-car
garpge. For details, call Mr.. Bortz, WO
4764.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411
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ROLLINGWOOD.

S16,950. 2-yr, ,-old custom built Col
br.,. center hall: 8 large r.: 1st-h. library
or bedrm. and bath; 2 large b.r. and bath
on End a.: recreation rm. with fireplace;
gas, hot-air heat. By appointment only.
Call OA.. 6e07.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SILVER SPRING.

Large 5-room brick bunsAlow, attic,
full basement; corner lot. Price, 47.96O
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO,
86A4 Colesville Rd. aH. 61OO.
COL0RED-..IdeaI NV section; 8 rooms 2
tile baths, hard hoors. h.w.h, full cellar
exceilent condition; terms. Decatur $685.
Coz c6 LdRRDMke.r iihSa. 18th and Park 3D.: 10
modern Improvement; terms arranged. Ask
for A. w. Stephens, DE. 1852.
1900 block Eye st. s.e.--8 rooms and
bath; price and terms reasonable. 431
9TH st; n.e.--6 rooms and bath, a.m.i.;
sAfgr RTisf Snd
New YORK ave. NV. MA. 3644.
FOR COLORED
CONVENIENT LOCATION.
This semtdetached stucco home has g
unusually large rooms, 2 rear porches, oil
not water heat, garage. Can be purchased
with small down payment, balance like
rent. For information. call Mr.. Frederick.
coLORED-INvEsTIoATE THESE BAR
Ea1ns.6o0 eoan,s block Vermont ave: NV. 8
cellsnt condition throu.hout. Ca
800 block Vermont ave. lovely rooms
ana baths, Kitchens. parauet floors;
Just sa1raa Oh Georgia org s aye. and Kssier pl.
provement, gas heat. garage, parquet floors.
Price. 5000: terms.
1900 block Irving ST.. NV, BUNGALOW, .
rooms and bath. ami. Price, $4,000;
terms s1So S1oet Mase 9iIsr. 9atS .t 7,.u ,.,..
bath. hot-Water heat. Price. $500; nsSsa sSso
cash For further information. cali j. VI.
ROUSE, 1910 M st. NV. Phone DI 1888
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sos1nAEs1N1tE S1ExNcEE GhsE GfkE RfHfl RRAHxMENr'
DICK BASSETT. OH 5057
BRICK COLONIAL.

X1X,2OU.
In one Of the best residential sections
on . lot 75x12O IT. It consists Of living
room 26x15 with fireplace, dining room
SKA. den with "a bath and kitchen on
on 2nd floor; recreation room with fire.
place: maids room and bath: 2-car garage:
oil air-conditioned heat II interested. call
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
1901 Col Pike CHI l341 OYford o1QS
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THE EVENING STAR. Washington DC /
TUESDAY,
OFFICES wANTFp.

Two o THEE OFFICES, fuTn. or uTl-
also consider 90 subieasin1 oi,ces s',Sn of person
while in service. wash. resident yrs.
Financially responsible. Have own small,
but kroMtng and perm. professional busi-
ness VIII furn. ref. Phone TX. 1908.
puRNIsHxD oKyC1e no ACCoMMODAIE
24S Tf1a3 6E LII. H7. LEAVE MESSAGE roa RE
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SUB PROP. toa sALs tc.r..,.
IA ACRES.
FAIRFAX. VA.

IA ACRES.
FAIRFAX, VA.
anrss sns. yns Nth Snon
ha snd Sah On
door. OIL heat, air-conditioned. Fruit
trees and garden space. Price, $l2.t0O: :O0.
Possession with title. Phone Fairfax 54,-'. Il.
tenn FRAME HOUSE.
pen, 1h acres, 9 miles fTcm D. C., near
'.n' onsisai s.sa ssi srucco essss tSgTzoE, e;gsS
Bath. nreplace.- acre. 12 miles from
1sn = AssssTos sxsassaee s.i sHiasGsD sgG: COTTAGE
mi. from b. &; near bss; price. $4,000.
range, cleo. ref. smoke house, poultry
house house. and nd. hog pens ~ acres near 6 Alex
RAY BARNEY,
once, vienn. a1s. Hisnna' X; Res. v,enn. ,s4
ARLINGTON, VA.
"a NEW BRICK HOMES.
ssIsa .osy YhR ~ r.i ts # ao%s. sss n:i
oass ~ esn Neat s sessher ease
Broyhill. CH 5000,
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Surrounded by attractive homes. In
lovely restricted neiohborhood, nearby Ar
ltngton. Va: prewar construction. Property
In good condition. featuring large living
rn1s rm;, IiTrored hall spaeious dining rn,
space for breakfast set list floor lava
tory; 3 nice bedrooms, (laree master bed
room has private BATH; numerous closets;
large knotty pine den with fireplace in
basement, plus complete basement shower
path Butlt-in GARAGE. Wide wooded lot,
fenced-in rear.
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COLORED.
1112 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
. Substantial 2-story and basement brick
home. In good condition. = large rooms,
3atn, modern. hot-water heating system.
Price. S7,95O: reAs terms Ma 7il66
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TRAILERS FOR SALE.
TRAIlERS WANTED.

WILL TRADE my equity in modern sub
trailer; value APPROX. $1,000: live in one
apt, other rented: cost to carry balance,
SlS mo. Write P. o. Box IL, Riverdale,
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SLIGO PARK HILLS.
Near Piney Branch road. beautiful de-
tached brick home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
large living room with fireplace: fully
equipped kitchen. oil h.-w:. heat, garage.
in new-house condition. S13.75O, terms.
OSCAR DREISEN.
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WE CAN SELL
Your property II located in WASHINGTON
or nearby Montgomery County: list with US
Tor quick results. Established 1915.
THOS. e. JARRELL CO., Realtors,
III 10th st. NV. National 0765
BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR PROPERTY
get our offer We charge no commission,
Highest prices paid and prompt settle
ment See COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO..
SlT 9th st DI RHO
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE TILE GARAGE, 20-ft; paved,
81 90 RE. 1850
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$4,000.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

COUNTRY HOME. Mr.. CoLEsvILLE. MD.
Near bus; lovely large Groom brick
home. 3 bedrooms master bedroom. 2
closets. tiled bath. large living room. fire.
place large screened porch electric kitch-
attic. full basement. den with fireplace
lsyatory. oil heat; q acre large trees, dog
wood. rock garden. outdoor fireplace,
poultry house with run; S3 500 down
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville. Md. Call
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
n Good NeiShbOr

to at least one illiterate Mexican
between the ages of IA and 40.
Ten million elementary school
books will be distributed within six
months by the secretary of education.
Even the opposition parties are
hailing Avila Camacho's campaign
to drag at least 48 per cent of his
countrymen out of the sink of igno-
rance as zone of the most construc-
tive ever undertaken by the Mexican
government.
Avila Gen. IL. IN his broadcast
said:
81 know weH that the education
of people does not reside exclu-
siUeiy in the elimination of iiliteracy,
but am also convinced that the first
indispensable step is to learn hoW to
read and tUrite, and that IUhile half
of Merico's population is composed
of ilLiterateS none of the social prob
lens that are facing us today can be
tackled Nth the hope of a complete
and logical solution"
They are the words and the vision
of forward looking statesman.
WE COMMENT on this piece of
W news not only to illustrate the
progressive spirit now at work in
Mexico but to reveal that not all the
governments of the world and the
rulers thereof are thinking and talk
ing war and postwar land grabs.
Mexico is at war with Germany,
but she finds time to tackle the
greatest problem that can confront
any people-the problem of illiteracy.
We salute Avila Camacho and his
administration for their sane step
forward in world that has nearly
gone insane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
LETTERS

TO THE EDITOR
I RECEIVED a clipping from
L home in which appeared the
statement that Sgt Charles
Watson was the only Detroiter
on the B-29 raid on Japan, June
IS. lie was very fortunate to
have been on that mission, and
/ certainly hope that he makes
many more round trips to Japan.
As things worked out, | was
fortunate, too, for / made the
trip ON Gen. /. G.. Blonde"
Saunders crew, and / was lucky
enough 10 be able 10 shout
Bombs away" for our ship.
Like many another. ] have a
Chinese 100-yan note as
souvenir for that ride and its
signed by Cen Saunders and the
crew.
incidentally, Hank Greenberg
came down 10 our plane 10 see
the general off. lie still looks
like a good man 10 have on your
side during a fight.
ROY A. SATHER,
Captain, Air Corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

THE United States is fortunate,
L among it's many good fortunes, in
having progressive and friendly
neighbors on it's north and south.
These two countries are, of course,
Mexico and Canada.
We live with them with DOORS
OPEN.
We have no designs, territorial
or otherwise, on one another. The
United States, Mexico and Canada
have solved the problem of interna
tional amity.
International conferees at DUN
barton Oaks and all peace planners,
please note that.
Mexico, our neighbor and ally to
the south, is solving her major in
ternal problems in a manner that
promises future stability and long
term prosperity.
Under President Manuel Avila
Camacho she is making greater
strides than ever before.
Mexico has a free press and all
parties and factions have agreed to
disagree in the best democratic way
that is, without going at one an
others threats.
MEXICO has just taken her most
4Nl momentous and far reaching
step in the direction of sane and
needful legislation.
Avila Camacho has broadcast a
program that will begin campaign
to end the illiteracy of at least TO-
100000 of his people.
His plan is to make almost every
literate Mexican school teacher.
Every able bodied citizen from 18
to so who can read and write will be
expected to teach those fundamentals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Brain Game

Before World War II there
were so many automobiles
in the United States that.
ca the entire population
could ride at once. (bl there
was a car for every Is per-
sons Co for every 30 per
sons
S-6al Crimes are Of TWO de-
grees. What are they fbl
Generally what is the dis
function between them
& You know, OF course. that 20
be a candidate for the Office
of President of the l.. 5.
person must be a natural
born citizen OF the country
and be 35 years Of age.
There is another qualifica-
ton. What is u?
Can you name four Ameri-
can cities which take their
names from critics Of ancient
times IN the Mediterranean?
SIN bridge, what is a two de-
mand7
ANSWERS on Opposite Page
Copyright 1874 ~ KinE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
POLITICAL PARADE

IN COUPLING New Deal ma
i tional chairman Bob fifth
term) flanagan with the Tom
Pendergast Democratic machine
of Kansas City, Gov. Green OF
Illinois in his opening campaign
speech also neatly sideswlped
Senator Harry S. Truman.
The Hillman-picked candidate
for vice president on the unlim-
tied tenure of office ticket is the
beneficiary OF both the big Mis-
souri, bosses.
Boss Pendergast, by the terms
of his parole from the peniten-
tiary after he had served year
for income tax frauds. is unable
10 take part in this years
Roosevelt White House race.
But white Tom was resting"
At the request of the parole
board. Bob was coming into new
political power in Missouri on
his own account.
When Senator Truman won
the Democratic nomination for
senator in 1910, with the help
of the badly broken but still ac-
tive Pendergast machine, the
New York Times, in dispatch
from ST. Louis, dated Aug. 10,
brought the bossism issue to the
front 1t said in part
mayor Dickmann OF st. Louis
and City Chairman Hannegan
emege as the leaders OF ma
chine which, by the nomination
OF Lawrence Mcdaniel for gov
ernor by a landslide vote, may
assume the status Of state
machine which WILL NOT
CHALLENGE THE FENDER
CAST ORGANIZATION But
WORK WITH IT."
THE same dispatch 10 the
Il Times then went on to say:
"Mr. Truman was elected by
MIR. Pendergast in 1884 and he
HAD THE PESDERGAST
BACKING THIS YEAR. al
though Boss Tom IL barred
from active politics by the
terms Of the parole which re-
leased him from the peniten-
tiary last May" .
The Pendergast machine
backing was enough TO renom-
mate Senator Truman. who had
two opponents in the Demo-
cratic primary election of 1910.
Gov Lloyd c. Stark and Maui
rice NJ Milligan L. s attorney
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

IL ~ n IN II II ~ y " N - nv
GRAMS by schools and park depart
ment, and of the numerous activities
by the housing authority for the
children of the housing areas.
But regardless of such encourag-
ing results we cannot grow COM
placent. No parent, no agency nor
authority, private or public, can re-
lax at all.
The problem is with us now and
in the days to come. The churches,
schools and agencies, park board,
PIT. A., public authorities, press
and certainly the parents must en-
deavor night and day to promote not
only the PHI SICAL, EDUCA-
TIONAL and RECREATIONAL in
terests of our children, but also their
CHARACTER and their SPIRIT
UAL WELFARE. The last two are
fundamental.
The recent recommendation of
Supt. Mcclure for an expanded
physical and recreational program
for our schools is very splendid.
Such proposal, if followed out, will
mean for each high school swim
ming pool, increased Fairgrounds
and appropriate gymnasium.
Such WiU do much for the bodies
and morals of our boys and girls
because they DiH haUe INCREASED
WHOLES SOME OPPORTUM-
TIES and each school Will be
needed community center Where the
parents Will haUe the chance to
Watch their youth compete in sports
and play.
THIS WILL BRING THE
HOME AND SCH DOL, THE
PARENTS AND THE CHILDREN
IN THAT CLOSER CONTACT
WHICH IS SO NECESSARY.
THE early realization Of this pro-
L gram requires speedy and en-
thuSiastic PUBLIC SUPPORT to
authorize the work and to provide
the funds.
We need such pools and gyms and
home-school contacts. They will pay
dividends MANY TIMES the cost.
All the while the churches, schools
Libraries and various agencies must
help the parents guide our children
and likewise, every thoughtful par
ent will do all possible to aid the
character-building agencies, libra
ries schools and churches in their
essential work.
After these first 10 months one
thing is very clearly far the big
gest Job is STILL AHEAD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

for the western district Of Mis-
sour, both wanted TO go to the
Senate.
Both claimed credit for put
ting the Big Boss behind the
bars, for digging up all the Kan
sas City dirt. for exposing the
election frauds in which ficti-
tious persons were registered
from vacant lots, and even the
inmates Of the graveyardS were
converted into good Democratic
machine voters
NEITHER could see that by
" splitting the opposition Tru-
man, the PendergaSt candidate,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

| IN /OClODEh, 1910, lHe Juvenile
L protection committee was created
in Seattle to assist the numerous
private and public agencies and indi-
viduals who were concerned with the
problems of our youth.
There was no intent that such
new committee should substitute
itself for long established organiza-
tons which had pioneered such
work. The idea was that such COM
mittee might help to UNITY and
COORDINATE what was being
done and that it might well stimulate
increased results.
| am satisfied that the COM
munity and the numerous organiza-
tons interested in the welfare of our
children have accomplished much the
past 10 months and are on the way
to even more accomplishments in the
coming year.
For instance, | understand county
juvenile court and city police Stats
tics shoW most encouraging trend
during the first six months of 1914 as
compared Nth the same six months
of 1913.
While these figures are encourage
ing in many ways, analysis Of them
proves that the victory is FAR
FROM WON. But such figures show
we have been GAINING IN THE
FIGHT. | am advised the school
record shows a much better truancy
situation than was anticipated.
THE extension of branch libraries,
i the increased availability of
school facilities in other than school
hours for our youth, the additional
PIT. A. weekend entertainments
for the students, the very valuable
creation Of boys and youths clubs.
the substantial enlargement by the
various character building agencies
of the youth activities during the
school months, and the markedly
greater number Of boys and girls
being provided vacation opportuni-
ties this summer by the same
agencies, are most commendable.
The press, pulpit, police, as uOeH
as schools, park board, churches and
private agencies haze unquestion-
ably INCREASED THE TEMPO OF
THEIR EFFORTS. That they
should do so Was, of course, essen
tial in these critical times of war.
Tn APPRAISING the accomplish
L ments Of the last few months it is
essential to note and appreciate the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA CONNOLLY

score 1 for each Of the first h,s aues-
lions and FOR the last question 80,
brilliant; ia, bright, az. average; Oh,
dull.
1.-The bird that is the national
emblem Of United States Is:
(a) the golden eagle. tb)
the bald eagle; (c) the fall
con eagle?
2-If you shouted Eureka "
you would mean: ca / am
coming; (b) j surrender;
(c) ! have found it?
3-In what American battle
was the order. Don't fire
until you see the whites of
their eyes: (aHGettySburg;
CbD San Juan; Co Bunker
Hill?
1.-The backbone consists of
how many vertebrae. (a)
u; (b) 25; tc) %?
5-The wealthiest British colon
ial possession is: ta) Can
ada; CD India; (c) Aus
tralia?
s Snatch these columns:
"a An American tvJ Patrick Henry
has no sense OF
privacy
% % an not 80 WoodroW VII
virfinian but an son
American"
&C. There can he N Alfred renny-
no $3.50 Amen son
csnism IN this
country"
Id &C tfsntie y r sndors
daughter OF the Roosevelt
Vest
tei Il hope We e. Georse Bernard
shall never for Shsv
get that We Gre
a'ed this nation
not 10 serve our
selves but 10
serve mankind
ANSWERS 90 Opposite Page)
Copyright 1915 by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

ssere 10 fsr sash s.rfeet antwer
throuEh easEticn st 40 for the remain
irF two questions For zach incurred an
sv~f subtract hVe. Any score ssi or
highet, u excellent
In Santo Tomas Camp more
than 4 900 American and
other civilian prisoners are
interned bv the japanese.
Where Is IL
, The basic number Of cleo
toral votes for any state Is
three. -Four " The IS states
have only TINS number Of
electors. Can YOU pick the
four from the following list
Rhode Island Delaware,
Vermont. Wyoming Arizona,
Nevada
True or false ca II the or
binary hive the working
bees, those which produce
the honey. are all femsleS;
ID the drones. OF males. are
tolerated about the hive and
fed bv The females although
they DO no work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
By George
ROthWell Brown

could slip back into the L. s.
Senate The New York Times
dispatch above referred 10 ex-
pressed IT IN a graphic SEN
tence.
$50, besides assailing Mr.. Tru-
man as the tool OF the former
Kansas City boss, the either two
candidates fought each other"
Two years earlier Truman
had opposed in the Senate the
confirmation Of Milligan 10 be
|. s. attorney
Always loyal 10 the man who
had made HIM a senator IN
1884, Truman went down the
line for the boss and the ma
chine. which sought the defeat
OF Milhgan. who already had
mortally hurt that machine. AL
though IN 1888 PendergaSt him
self was still the uncrowned
king of The Kansas City dung
hill.
Commenting on this loyalty
of Truman to Pendergast. the
New York Times on Feb. II.
1898 under the heading. His
Fart Is True 10 Tom" said edi-
torially.
Tom Pendergast NAV have
lost the cemetery vote. hut he
can't lose. Harry Truman"
4 s HANNEGAN rose to po-
"A litical power in Missouri
Truman was his friend Finally
Roosevelt appointe Fifth
Term Bob to be commissioner
of internal revenue in Wash
ington.
From this post of menaclng
power over the economic life of
industry and business Boss
Hannegan was taken 10 become
the New Deal national chair
man and manager of the fourth
term campaign.
At Chicago. az President
RooSevelts nod, the man whose
Missouri political machine. as
the New York Times described
II, would NOT CHALLENGE
THE PENDERGAST ORGANI- ,
ZAT1ON BUT WORK WITH
IT." put over the vice presiden-
tial nomination of Harry Tru-
man.
The political pattern Of these
deals stands out in beautiful
design-like the markings OF
snake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Seattle Co-ordinates Efforts :
To Combat Youth Delinquency


Chairman Seattle Juvenile Protection Committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

nF COURSE, this was strictly
" Contemplating. which is
not the way TO win a fight. and
England continued 10 agitate
against slavery IN our country.
a precedent for some of our
later intrusion in certain affairs
OF European nations. while
white EngliShmen in their own
country actually were much
worse off than many of the
Negro slaves. -
Here we are again. for exaI
pie. running terrible force
over ghettos in Europe. al
though We had no gheltos of our
own
And, for another thing Ike
the noble English lord. here va
are hollering down fascism. with
our professional unioneers lead.
ing the chorus, while MANY of
the loudeSt and angriest- CRU
saderS against the foul philoso-
ply, notably Mr.. Roosevelt and
Sidney Hillman. are imposing on
our country regulations and re.
strictions straight out of the
book of BenIto Ii Bum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

THE DETROIT TIMES
Sept. 1874