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Evening star., 1944-10-29
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED; direct from owner, houses for
6. $ or 10 rooms or more; will pay Al
cash. Write to MR.. CLARK 9ll 9th
CASH for SIS, rms; Brightvood, Petvorth,
shepherd Park, Silver Spring and Wood
Iiop PAY All HiGHEsT All ali-cash f0t prices for sld
5sSS 6 hSuses %u5si: no eommissio9 Sfs MRs KERN
HAVE GS "H1HEi eIfENr with S all fC cash for
Cod or 2-story brick in NV, Bethesda,
or sily., sgTing. McCUNE, Al. 1l9o,
IN your oT neaPBs SGafs
tabjished j. l915s ,THos; E, FARRELL 81,
WE CAN SELL your mouse We can get
sftsqgion f % HqMPER1h zsE RsaisoFS
FOR PROMPT; EFFICIENT SALE of your
property call SLAUGHTER & co, "A Home
for Every Income" DI 2l5S, l113 17th
HoGsE in Burleith or Glover Park. or
INVEST THE SALE of your home with an
experienced, well-organized sales organi-
zaion and YOU will receive the TOP market
chevy Chase American University PARK
Petworth, Brightwood, Hillcrest and in the
close-in communities of Arlington and
Georgia 1900. L. T. GRAVATTE. realtor
"a; oTS3, S29 18th St, NV; VIZ will,
NE. AND Sc. property OWne1S-We Will
appralse your property free and make you
BUM 81 Miller GI or SEQ SEQ 4 f1tS S0us se Sgs
WANTED TO BUY in NV. section or nearby
rooms; Box 302,M, Star.
leith Gloyer Park, or -Glenbrook Village
D. D. 9: G. PRoPERTY WANTED white or col:
CURTO, FIR. $500.
EDWIN L. ELLIS wants more houses to
V & and Ry Nd i7e r Repof and m ? @
odS OR VssRSa ROOM i' BR!eR, M eonvsnienS M iOca-
ASA1oEs iS9 Is dsn Buy hoase BSn n pse5 Te[
make cash deal. Boy 21-R. Star. =,
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
s26NDts 26i Ass S5 Nh INc brsyaas TM
DI; 1913, Realtors, 1919 st; NV .
homes in Ariineton or va Falls c Church. m A' G s.
SHIJLINGBERG, 4e15 Lee highway. OK.
a624 "a sftsE sN Pm CHI III NJ 45i2 IN ssr. tom
nsS mean PSs business A. 81 GRAVEY pT 45os
snd SgH aE s69o Thomas s. crele
Chase or Bethesda, detached or semi;
modern brick preferred. RA. 5416. 29'
HOUSE, 6-s rooms, in D. c. or near
$55o monthIy aS" SO, al'' Give TS d details % Box
2a2-M. Star. 29'
described property: brick 5 or s large
roomed house, with oil h.-w.h.. hardwood
floors, full basement; not over 10 years
old and not over 10 miles from the busi-
ness center of Washington; close to school
and shopping center. P. O. Box 124,
Rosslyn, Va. 29*
CASH for your house Before selling, see
US. We have purchasers with cash
BLACKWELL REALTY CO, INC, specialize
ing in sales to colored, Adams 17l@. 1912
C+ W
Evening star., 1944-10-29
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLAkD.

GREEN MEADOWS, MD-Vacant Buy
direct from owner: Groom house, screened
: Years Old; arst-class condition, ss,S5o'
: AcREs%New. all-modern Groom house;
miles from NV. city transportation. Boz
$3.50, brick bungalow, large living rm.,
partly finished attic for for additional @ rm., part
vaPey of FRUIT large HeeI lot naapSy anS
Montgomery County: ideal for small family;
quick possession. Kensington. 553.
yond Silver Spring, fine new 7-room brick
Siectrio ' kltshea; acres Of Chester ioam +
slS,5OO Reasonable. terms. Substantial
Fsarsnees 0 Nane m cas ca seoe ! SMITH, F trpI
SEAT PLEASANT, MD. Excellent home
very low price for quick sale: WALTER A
BROWN. 1415 Eye st. NV, MA. 1852, WI
SALE BY OWNER tArmy ofneer), 7-room
in excellent condition; tile bath. cheerful
KITCHEN With esS range ana Tefgr hard
porch, oil-ired hot-.water. heat with sum.
mer-winter hookup. built-in garage. sttrac-
IVely Handicapped WIN udKStOne terrace,
syaiisble ' desired located at esos Risehie hf
rd. Phone HI. O456-R.
NEW BUNGALOW, woodmoor, Md Nea,
Indian Spring Village. 1st floor has 6
finished and insulated; LARGE yard; Conv
value and. priced for quick sale: $3.50
down: total price, $3.50. Shown by appt
OWNER. 81. 1900.
oXON HILL, MD.-On main highway; {
rms, cleo, , sheds; lot 100xIS5; large
shade trees; fine neighborhood and pos.
sibilities; $4,000: $500 cash, $40 month
DAN ABBOTT, Clinton 81.
2Ia ACRES, 5-rm. house, Beltsville, Md .
Twins, rm., dining rm:, kitchen, 2 bedrms.
coal heat; only S3,650; terms. ROBERT
S. DAVIS, WA. 5000. 5000 Baltimore
blvd. Hyattsyille, Md: near Hot shoppe
NEAR CHEVERLY, MD.-2-story, 6-rm
home, 3 bedrms.. bath, INV. coal heat; side
porch; completely redecorated; full base.
ment; bus passes door; only $500; terms
ROBERT 8, DAVIS, WA. 5000. b3o3 Bal.
timore blvd, Hyattsville, Md; near Ho,
GNFGRN. NEW HOMES rooms and bath
coal heat; no pets. Phone Kensingtor
Evening star., 1944-10-29

SoAon6D--lNchE ikg ana FlOrlQA ave, NV,
terms. DE. 1850
COLORED-Mod. det. brk. home. center
foyer, rec, and attic rn., 4 bedrms;. 2 mod
I,ath paths, nawo. mrs. h.-w.h., oil; large lot
Nr. Howard U.-colonial brk,, semidet,
vacant vac applle,pis pie order tile b. mod o
$500 Blk. warder-complete mod. home
ineIossd porches tils s hwh Fas
Brooklsnd-Mod: Col brk.. 8 rms, .
tncl; r, porehes' h.-w,h, sas rec. rm.,
18th st 10 r. b.. h.-wh.. incl
100 blk. R. I-13 r.. 2 b.. h.-w.h.,
Kenyon st.-9 r.. b.. h.-wh.; $4,000
hoo blk T-e T.. b.. h.-wh.: $1,000
=, 500 blk Park rd.-e T.. b.. h.-wh;
IA blk F n.e.-e r., b., h.-wh.; $1,000
down.
Immediate posi- r.. b., h.-w.h.: ST 900
=, NJ; 18th and SWAMP r., b., h.-w.h.;
MURcHfsoN. RE. 1897; Sun, NO. e524. .
corner brick. 2 built-in porches, 2 baths
and kitchens, h.-w.h., full basement; ST.
Immediate possession, a1s 1st St see
rooms, bath. electricity. gas, cellar, front
and back yard: garage: 500, down.
1sfe Ma bss ave saraas 500 aOvn 9rsh ss
sa R0hio p1 4sS4. f OPEN en- I'll Sl2 NORM oapl'0i
COLORED-Owner sacrificing, ,72O sth st.
Arts ants reoms SIso9 terms Dsr MONTH as Ink
one $Ss %snth IN
$3.50; Sun and ewes. IA. 2isa.
CoLoRED-PARK ROAD HOUSING CO.;
a9ss, aSss Fax fRl 4ss51 Fl nw-DE' l7l0 SUM- and
each ao6 best part 2srd s. me- Price $ea5o
brick Of Stories and basement. M St.
$500 down--e rooms. hot-water. heat,
hath, English basement best part of 1lth
A Park -rd. corner. house, something
ohed sarase faong another su plenty
$500 block Park pl, facing directly
fooms, tiled bath, porches, hot-water heat.
$3.50 down payment, s7e,5o monthly.
floors, I.sN hardwood floors everywhere; semi
detached; 2-car brick garage; on carline;
D ST. ne: cash, $1,000.
1900 blk Georgia ave- stories and
basement, z rooms, hot-water heat; $1,000
cash.
CloSe-ln NorIneast-.S luiI, kltcnenS, u
large rooms, 2 inclosed porcheS, used as
additional rooms; 2-story brick and base
ment; owner occupied; $3.50 down pay
ment.
Division ave n.e.-3-year-old semi
detached brick; rooms, hardwood floors,
modern kitchen and bath, recreation room,
oil heat, front porch; possession now;
Sl,700 down.
Upper 18th st. n.w-3 fine brick homes,
8 rooms, baths, hardwood floors, h. w h.,
full basement: possession now; $1,000
down
449 Luray n.w.-2-story brick, 6 rooms,
tiled bath, oil heat; deep yard; $1,000
down.
$1,000 down. fine small investment in
a positively exclusive Northwest area; 8
rooms, 3 kitchens, 3 baths, 4 refrigerators;
all furniture.
Evening star., 1944-10-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

II3s-IIi4 18th ST. NW.-IdeaI location
Tor onces, stores, restaurants; owner will
Temoue! 10 SUIT: exclusive agent. Call EN-.
I2So sunday and weekdays. F. A. TWEED
CO, 550A Conn. ave
WILL LEASE commercial ground on Co.
!umbla pike, Arlington. Va, near War and
Navy Bldgs.; about 30 900 #, in whole
or part. Call AID. 1851
STORES, warehouses, display rooms, from
pancy. LOUIS BURMAN, RE I76S.
OFFICE OR STUDIO SPACE, attractive
ground-foor lounge, in former embassy
building, suitable for Office space or studio:
lS'x36', adjacent TO 2O'x2O' entrance hall,
parouet floors; good neighborhood -
BLOCKS from Nos. 40 Al, ~ carlines and
La and LIZ buslines; Dupont Circle area
Gan Hobart S275 or Adams 34O9 after
. pm. for appointment. 3Os
Evening star., 1944-10-29
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

IF YOU HAVE business property, apart
me for an Interview am "s sure sfse afser Sar our
meeting and inspection of your property
q satisfactory agreement can be arranged
STABLE, with living quarters, pastures or
farm, good barn. Box 159-M, Star.
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY large house
ZIER, Columbia 754I.
FOR PROMPT RESULTS list your Mary
land property for sale or rent with j.
NOBLE BOAZ, s240 wisconsin ave, Be-
thesda. Nd. w. 264S-7S60.
WANTED TO LEASE, by reliable adult
family. modern country home with some
Evening star., 1944-10-29
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLANp.

OPEN SUNDAY / TO 4 PM.-New home,
4 bedrooms, modern in every respect. large
Let; $95: on Marlboro Pike, l mile from
2; e; line; turn right at trailer camp.
OXON HILL. Md mi from District
line; 5-rm; house; rental, $50 mo. Phone
Spruce 0444.
4-ROOM partly furnished house, e. River
dale, about / mi. beyond trafnc light, out
Riverdale I'd. TO Beacon Light I'd. INQUIRE
2nd home on left.
Evening star., 1944-10-29
STORES FOR RENT.

STORE, 3 rooms. yard to alley; 2OxIOO It..
suitable for contractors workshop. paint
shop, etc: $50 month. 4si1 H NV, 10
STORE FOR RENT. $50 50. #. $50 goth
st. NV Apply COLONIAL COFFEE SHOP,
10Th ard Pa. ave. NV. RE 9195.
WANTED LEASES new stores soon TO he
built at Elmira and South Capitol SITS. sw
IN large and rapidly growing section. 3
leases ready TO be signed, . left for drug
and barber shop. l69 Danbury st. s.w
LII 3131
Evening star., 1944-10-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WE ARE IN THE MARKET for 40 600 10
10000 so. it. of available clean warehouse
space, siding preferred, but not essential
Address reply, giving details, Box 2g2-K
Star.
STORAGE SPACE required, 1000 So IT,,
garage or store floor to rent; carton stock
EXecut!ve -S5S3. 30'
SHOWROOM or warehouse in District to
oe used for HusSmann commercial re-
irlgeration display and servict dept: will
BUY or rent. long lease S. L. PRICE
6l4 Qulntana pl. NV. RA. aS63
Evening star., 1944-10-29

OFFICE SPACE, completely furn.. in
lawyers once: in modern downtown once
bldg: 500 so month. Box 303-K, Star.
DESK SPACE in cffice of educational or
ganizstion. Newly decorated, telephone,
and possibly secretarial services. Near
18th and Eye NV. Box 39S-J. Star
DESK SPACE. light comfortable Office, 14th
and Park rd, once vacant all day Rent
reasonable SH 257l
Evening star., 1944-10-29
LOTS WANTED.

IN d. C., on Improved street; utilities must
be available. BOX 29S-K, Star.
WANTED, lot. 80 IT. or more frontage,
with or without house, Capitol Hill or
COLOkED-Lots In ne. or NV. Washing
ton; will pay all cash. Call Mr. Brenne-
e1b N. Y. ave. NV. Ma. 7416. 3os
Evening star., 1944-10-29
OFFICES WANTED.

STATE AGENCY requires ONCE in business
district, furnished or unfurnished 300 to
300 SO, It. Box 493-M, Star 30
to lease 500 to 1900 so. IT., first floor
or mezzanine. for Office in or near financial
dist. Please write Box 256-K, Star.
Evening star., 1944-10-29
SUBURBAN RENT-vIReIhIA.

GRIN. FARMHOUSE, on 40 acres, ali
modern conveniences. 4 mi west of Fair
mediate possession Call CH. 1241 alter
g pm
Evening star., 1944-10-29
STORES WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

SMALL STORE WANTED. suitable location
for jewelry and gifts. Write Box 347M.
Star. 29s
Evening star., 1944-10-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CoLORED-Near 1st and Florida ave. NV
Is rms; h.-w.h.; tile bath; cellar; garage;
Evening star., 1944-10-29

ON A PRETTY LOT 50x132, with beauti-
and 3-rm. cottage (no bath), electricity,
well water. all for $4,000: cash, 5000
monthly, $40
and porches all around, fireplace, coal
burner, h.-w.h.; corner lot. $4,000 sq, IT.,
adjoining q beautiful park. Price, S1O,5OO;
cash, $500. REIBLE, Agent, OK. O515,
Evening star., 1944-10-29

bungalow; 5 rooms and bath, basement.
Oil heat: immediate occupancy
Riverdale. Md.-5-room and bath bunea-
low: fun basement, h.-wh., $500. Terms.
Mt. Rainier, Md.-2-story.. rooms and
bath, full basement. h,-w.h.. front and
5ac6 porches, garage; ideal location.
Hyattsville, d.--Investment property.
or boarding house. ST, 600, Terms
Woodbridge, D.. C.-Small estate: just
completely rebuilt and redecorated 8
sIens ana 9ash ror t
above call Sunday UN. BIB, or WA. 1909
INC. 1904 R. /. ave. Mt. Rainier, Md
6-RM. BUNGALOW, asbestos frame, about
2 yrs old, bedrms, living rm., dining
sm; KITCHEN s, a., With new electric range. OAK
lcoaD: possession Immediately: price,
$3.50: ST. 900 cash, balance easy
7-rm. asbestos frame, rms and bath
i ast tioer; orr, 2,z1 rms, Kitchen and bath End
refrigerator, g gas ranges: 2nd. floor is
thing in Mt. Rainier: price. $3.50 must
haye haze 81 2,5oo cash. balance easy. ALVIN
vile. Md: WA. 4954. day and evening.
Evening star., 1944-10-29

INTO Iour apartments; total income, $500
hagan 0nt Of 60oF TO sal peter
Mt. Rainier, Md. WA. 3765.
tor 81 $50 Seautifqf s II conner ss[stSs detached
brick of six rooms and two baths First
floor has large living room with real fire.
Kitchen Second fioor Ho has three o nice 0bet bed
rooms and full tile bath. Large. dry base
ment 7. with paneled recreation room. laun-
cry room, furnace room and maids bath.
heat, summer hookup. Hardwood floors,
Wde level o oepPfr pce ass
garage to match house. House is about
five years old, built to order by present
j. ssn sDedss s. nsRsst &A
peter ]. hagan offers a small country
estate esnns in nearby Maryland; Situated on
floor has large living room with open
roo n1ary NICE sh keen rsPao sa panr
mGde5n sS1a bath Third floor has three rooms
kitchen. Couple acres, beautiful lawns,
nd Make csskfn an IDEAL s se
Fruit. flowers Shrubs and shade. For For
urths5 pastieuars call peter
Rainier. Md. WA. 3765.
peter ). hagan offers for S13.5O0 one of
the best-built homes in the metropolitan
area Large detached brick. located Just
across the District line, in lovely re-
stricted neighborhood, one block to bus
and short walk to cars. Center hall Co
lonial type; first floor has large, 32-ft.
living room with beautiful open fireplace,
tull-size dining room and modern kitchen.
sun parlor and breakfast room There
is also .. nice concrete porch of living
room with iron rails. Second floor has
four large bedrooms. a large inclosed
porch and a beautiful fulfilled bath.
Basement has beautiful 32-ft. paneled
and shower laundry room with a full
bath for servants. furnace room OH hot
water heat with summer hookup: hard
wood floors and trim throughout. Large
Soft. lot with detached garage. Seven
years old; priced several thousand under
Dsn msnt only Il inspect H~ cai petey hssan.
suburban Specialist, 1887 saith st., Mt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08
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CARE OF
YOUR CAR

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psrtmsnt.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
Our Real DeIin0uenfS

it's hands of the most extreme
gravity.
When all crime within any ma
ton is increasing, and when more
than half of all crime within any
nation is committed by it's boys and
girls, that nation is slowly and surely
R0TTING AT THE CORE.
Such a situation is not accounted
for by sudden increase in instinc-
lively BAD boys and girls among us.
TT is the result of conditions we
Il have permitted to develop among
us under which naturally GOOD boys
and girls turn to criminal enterprise
for lack of better or more attractive
or easier things to do.
The American people as whole,
their government and civic organiza-
tions and churches and schools,
must not delude themselves that they
have simple problem of JUVENILE
delinquency to solve.
Delinquent boys and girls are
just the results of a greater delin-
quency.
A nation which has an abnormal
problem in juvenile delinquency is
ITSELF delinquent.
It's whole PEOPLE is delinquent.
It's FATHERS AND MOTHERS
are delinquent.
It's government and law enforce.
ment and civic organizations are
delinquent.
It's CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS
are delinquent.
A MERICANS who say the problem
"A will ultimately solve itself, or
will not lend itself to any solution,
are especially delinquent.
The nation MUST solve this
problem if it is to preserve itself and
endure.
This nation has never really
TRIED to eradicate the causes of
juvenile delinquency.
1t has only PRETENDED to try,
and a sorry pretense it has been
with our continuing and increasing
volume of crime as the accusing
result.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
10000, 900 JobIess in 1910

In speeches over the radio within the past
few weeks, have made constructive proposals
for achieving our great detectives for the years
ahead These are some of the things we must
do, if we are to be successful both here at home
after this war ends, in doing our share in bring
ing lasting peace to the world.
AS we all know, it took war to get jobs
under the present national administration. The
New Deal was in office from 1888 until 1910
when the war finally reduced unemployment.
Now, how is it that the New Deal managed
to make three-year depression last nearly IL
years? Why, with all its borrowing and spend
ing, with all its emergencies and unlimited pow
ers, were there still 100000 unemployed in
the spring of 1910?
One of the most important reasons was that
our present administration never once estab-
lished policy encouraging people to do bust
ness. 1t never once had a stable policy that
allowed people to make plans, to go ahead and
carry them out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
Taxes Paying for Waste

But suppose, in spite of everything, our
veteran and his wife do succeed in building up
their business and in creating some jobs for
other people. If they make any profit at all
they must hand over to the government S25 out
of every 500 the business earns
If they are still more successful, then the
government takes $40 out of every hundred
and if they are really very successful under the
present tax laws, the government takes $50 out
of every hundred.
Of course. we cheerfully pay high taxes to
meet the cost of war But the taxes we are
paying today are not just for the war. They
also 60 to pay for the waste and extravaganza
of the sprawlng bureaucracy built up by the
New Deal in these last u years. -
Even Vice President Henry Wallace has now
made a speech urging relief from Excessive
taxation" and excessive government regula-
ton" And who do you think came out in this
mornings papers for tax relief for business?
Harry Hopkins, whose slogan has been "tax
and tax, spend and spend, elect and elect.
In other words, the highest New Dealers at
last admit that this administration has created
an impossible condition which urgently needs
repair.
But they have had plenty of chances. They
have had II long years of what they now adj
NIT is failure. They changed the tax laws Is
times in those II years and only made things
worse. So they ask for is years and promise
to do better.
Unfortunately experience shows that they
only talk about improving at election time and
then forget all about it. That is why it's time
for a change
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
Must Utilize Resources

Our first aim must be to increase our ma
tional income by putting to work all of the pro-
ductive resources of our country-industry,
labor and agriculture. 1t is far better TO have
low tax rate with national income of $50
billion dollars, rather than a high tax rate with
national income Of rs billion dollars as we had
under the New Deal at its peacetme best
What we want is a thriving, progressive
country with jobs for ALL We want our tax
laws to be stable and understandable, so they
will no longer be a road block in the way of
progress. We want them to be levied sensibly,
with understanding for the human needs Of our
people
That kind of tax policy we are going to-
have We are gong to have the kind of tax
laws under which America may once more live
and grow. We will have a government which
wants to see every American get ahead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
Shorten Nuisance Tax Limit

A-Shorten the present endless list Of excise
4 or nuisance taxes We should eliminate
as soon as possible all excise taxes except those
on alcoholic beverages tobacco, gasoline.
c-Compietely overhaul our existing confused
- and complicated tax laws. We must create
basic tax law which can be expected to re-
main simple and generally stable. 1t must be
one which can be adjusted from time to time by
changes in rates, without requiring a complete
revision once year or oftener.
H-Establish and proclaim consistent, ma.
u tional tax policy-one directed toward
achieving full employment and rising national
income-one that will assure us of solvent
nation and the ultimate reduction Of our ma
tonal debt.
In the years ahead we face national debt
of 300 billion dollars. We face an annual cost
of government, including adequate armed
forces, far above the level Of preWar years.
Just to meet the interest on this debt and
the cost of government we shall need large
federal revenues. But it is stupid to suppose
that we can support our government by levying
heavy taxes upon dwindling national income.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04
Tax Multiplied IL Times

But this is only part of the story Not only
does the man who makes as little as $11 week
now pay an income tax But under the New
Deal personal income taxes have been raised so
that man with a wife and one child who paid
So when the New Deal began now pays 76
times as much on the same income.
In addition, countless hidden sales taxes
have been piled onto almost everything we buy
or use today. 1t has reached point where,
every time a woman powders her nose, there
is tax of 20 per cent on the powder
One of the first jobs of your new admins
tration which takes office next Jan. 20 will be
a revision of our tax laws We need whole
new point of view We need an administration
which believes in full employment and in oppor-
tunity for all
We need tax policy directed toward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-04

ALBANY, oct. 1.-THE tert of Coz. Dewey'S
radio address last night on "TdTeS" foiI0wS:
This year more than 100000 Americans
are paying income taxes. The man who makes
as little as $11 week now pays an income tax
So taxes today are mighty important to
every one of us. They are important because
the amount of taxes taken out of your pay
envelope decides how much will be left to take
home.
Taxes are also important because tax laws
can either destroy our job-making machinery
or can permit it TO go to work. And jobs.
after the war, will be first objective of your
new national administration.