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Evening star., 1944-10-31
Beauty Roundup

LUXURY ON A BUDGET-For
those moments when you're ragged
nerved, there's nothing like : sooth-
Ing warm bath for untangling the
knots. To make yours super af-
fair, try bubble bath. There's q
brand new one that will make you
feel like Z pampered darling for a
pin money price. Just q few table,
spoons Of this bath oil--and you can
step into . bath that Is soft, sudsy
and pleasantly scented with lovely
lifting fragrance. The package is
nice, too-A crystal-clear bottle with
blue plastic top matching the pretty
pastel flowers that bloom al over.
just what you want to relax you
after a wearing day-to refresh you
for wonderful evening ahead.
y
BEAUTY BOOTY-The love af-
fair between q great lady and a
French pirate-that's the story of
"Frenchman's Creek" an exciting
new technicolor picture that's a
thrilling mixture of romance and
beauty. To promote those same two
happy qualities for you, one of your
favorite cosmeticians has just in
troduced . makeup inspired by the
story. 'Frenchman's Red" is the
name Of the color-a true, deep
vivid blue-red that's q wonderfully
becoming and wearable shade. You
can buy hpstick and rouge In this
tone, or, If you want to buy yourself
something special (or buy for some-
body ese's Christmas) the lipstick,
rouge. powder Ind perfume are most
effectively packed In q miniature gilt
antique trunk, faithfully reproduced
down to the last buckle and nall
head. Later on, the trunk does duty
as jewel box or cigarette holder
Anyway. 1t all adds up to the incest
kind of beauty booty we can think of
Evening star., 1944-10-31
(Thanks to Miss M. L. S.,
WaShinQton.l .

noticed request in The Star
from Mrs. T. w. F., Washington, for
a recipe for shoo-fly pie. Some time
ago sent for some Pennsylvania
Dutch recipes, among which I re-
ceived the one below for Mrs.
Kresges Shoo-f1y Pie" and thought
perhaps it might answer her in
quiry. I have never tried this recipe
myself but do remember eating the
pie as made by an aunt of mine in
Pennsylvania. I thought she used
raisins in it Ito represent the flies,
] suppose) but may be mistaken as
this was some years ago. I do re-
member that I thought the pie de-
licious.
Ingredients for crumbs: IL cups
-four, l cup brown sugar, u cup
butter. Molasses mixture: u cup
New Orleans molasses, p cup hot
water, 4 teaspoon baking soda, u
teaspoon cream of tartar.
Line three small pie tins a inches
In diameter at the bottom) with un-
cooked pastry. Dissolve soda and
cream of tartar in hot water and
mix with molasses. Make crumbs of
-four, sugar and butter. Divide mo-
lasses mixture in pastry crusts and
top with crumbs. Bake in hot oven
until crust edges start to brown
(about 10 minutes. Reduce heat
and bake 20 minutes.
Evening star., 1944-10-31
SHOO-FLY PIE;
HARD SUGAR CAKE.
Thanks to Mrs. r. S. K,
CYneb ryfo.,


ShOo-Fly Pie: Mix for crumbs
cup brown sugar, 2 cups flour,
shortening size of an egg. Dissolve
] teaspoon of baking soda in one
cup of very hot water and add to n
cup molaSses. Pour the liquid in q
9-inch pie shell. Sprinkle the crumbs
evenly over liquid and let stand a
few minutes. Bake from 80 to 40
minutes at $50 degrees F.
Another Pennsylvania breakfast
cake some one might like is Hard
Sugar Cake. Mix together and
spread evenly over two 6-inch pie
crusts. l cup brown sugar, 2 cups
-four, l teaspoon baking powder,
shortening size of an egg. Pour as
much corn sirup over the top as the
crust will hold. Bake at $50 degrees
F. until crust is done. My children
call it "candy pie"
Evening star., 1944-10-31
By barbara Bell

For casual wear, this button-
down-the-front dress is always in
good taste. Set-in belt and grace
full skirt make 1t very appealing.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1899 Is
designed for sizes IA, is. 10, 20, 10
and AZ. Size l6 short sleeves re-
quires yards Of 39-inch material.
For this pattern send 20 cents in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size Wanted to Barbara
Bell, The washington Star, Post
Office Box 90. Station G, New York
-. N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-10-31
(ThdnkS to Mrs. r. L. H.,
WaShin0tOu.

In answer to Mrs. T. w. F.'s re-
quest for Pennsylvania Dutch Shoo-
Fly Cake. This is a recipe handed
down in our family and we are all
from Pennsylvania. One cup brown
molasses, l cup cold water, 3 cups
flour, u cup lard or butter, u cup
sugar, l teaspoon soda. Mix flour,
butter and sugar together. Save
some for crumbs on top of pie. Mix
moiasses, water and soda together
and then add flour mixture. Bake
in moderate oven in a 9-inch pie
shell.
Evening star., 1944-10-31
(Thdnks to Mrs. r. E. McC.,
WushinOtou.

Will you please give this recipe
to Mrs. T. w. F., Washington.
have a Pennsylvania Dutch Cook
Book. Hoping thi srecipe is the
one she wants.
Molasses Shoo-F1y Cake (Molasses
Crumb Pie.
Liquid: y cup molasses. egg yolk,
we'll beaten, u tablespoon soda dis
solved in q cup boiling water.
Crumbs: q cup flour, n cup
brown sugar, tablespoons shorten
ing. * teaspoon nutmeg, u tea
spoon ginger, 70 teaspoon cloves, u
teaspoon cinnamon, Il teaspoon salt
Combine the above ingredients
working in the shortening, Line a
pie pan with pastry. Make alter
nate layers of crumbs and liquid
Top with crumbs and bake in q hot
oven (450 degrees) until crust edge
starts to brown. Reduce heat to
moderate oven $3.50 degrees and
bake until firm about 20 minutes.
THANKS also to the tolloaDing
readers Dho 10ere kind enough to
send in similar recipes:
Mrs S. w. T., Tdkoma Park;
Mrs. w. C. H., SilUer Spring;
Mrs. S. r. w. and Mrs d. r. B.,
Arlington; Mrs. R. H. r., Mrs.
A. E. G., Mrs. G. X. E., Mrs. S.
G. w., Mrs. E. L. M, Mrs. E. L.
E., Mrs. S. B. Hs Washington;
Mrs. G. S. D., Edmonston, Md
Evening star., 1944-10-31
TWO CAKE RECIPES.
V0 O1AIAT 1VIJOII I1kJs
(Thdnks to Miss S. E. M. S.,
WASHINGTON.

WuSHtHgLOH.I
The Clearing House has been a
source of much pleasure to me, and
to show my appreciation I am in
closing two of my favorite recipes
which I usually give to newlyweds.
I hope that others will get a lot of
pleasure out of them 1t is almost
impossible to have a failure with
these recipes if you know how to
Evening star., 1944-10-31
Attention!

We have prepared three leaf
lets to help you in planning box
lunches. Several menus" and
q group of suggestions are con-
tanned in each one. II you'd
like one or all, simply check
your choice below, clip this
coupon, and mail 1t with a
stamped, self-addressed enve-
lope to the Woman's Page. The
Evening Star, Washington 4,
d. G.
Box lunches for
baQleS -----------------
Box lunches for
Men ---------
Box lunches for
School Children --
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
ldndon Urges
Dewey Election

TOPEKA Kan. Aug 90 Up
ALI " Laudon. 1896 Republican
presidential nominee, last night
urged abolition OF governmental
war emergency powers at tho
earliest possible moment and the
election OF Gov Thomas f Dewey
g. president
THE temptation - great,
whatever party - in power, To
continue those vast powers"
he told Kansas Young Repub-
hcan leaders 1T il always easy
too easy from the best mo-
tives-to forget authorized
procedure for "A short cut 10
immediate problems.
Landon advocated the election
of Dewey Ito restore before II -
too late our 150-year-old rule OF
passing the executive office
around
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
, Cows Follow 3 Bulls
HIM bid for Freedom

Three Little PiggieS may have
gone to market with no fuss but
not so with three COWS which gave
Detroit its second case of run
away cattle in "a hours by dis
playing the traditional female
trait of changing their minds at
the last moment Earlier, three
bulls had gone AWOL.
Scheduled Tor a command per-
Torrance at the Upgrade Food
Products Corp slaughter house,
2S01 Michigan. yesterday the
bossies were placed on the weigh
ing platform until they Spied an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
IIenuZit Cleans Easily

a French Dry Cleaner to clean clothes,
curtains, drapcs, rugs, etc. Just DIP
and rinse in RenuHt. Leaves no odor
Dries quickly 2-ClL Sloa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Distributed BY ms sound PHOTO.

open gate and decided to look for
greener pastures.
After disrupting the heavy 5
p. m. traffic, the COWS were cor
raled, a half hour later, by police
in an alley back of Michigan at
West Grand Boulevard and sent
back to the packing plant. No
damage was caused.
Earlier In the day, three bulls
jumped out of a truck and fled as
they were being unloaded at the
Bettinger and Barnett Packing
Co, 1549 f. Kirby. They were
shot by police later in a scrap
yard al 1910 Z. Hancock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
RooseyeIts Speech Called Non-P

decision that President Roosevelt $
Eremcrl0n Wash speech Of Aug
l. was political
n made that decision myself"
NCC'I0N declared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29

Counties Notions
Street Iloor-AiAH BWi3ige
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29

WASHINGTON Aug 20 ms b
Acting Secretary OF War John
7 MCCOY denied today White
House pressure had Influences
his reversal OF a war department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
White Shoulder
Covers

Protect the collar and shoulders Of
your dresses, suits. coats while hanging
in closet with these elsy-to-use plastic
covers ................ Sc Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
City Group 0Ks
Ship Bond Drive

The Detroit Civil Service Com
mission today had approved
drive for the sale OF s. 100000
worth of extra war bonds TO fl
nance construction of a mercy
ship TO return wounded veterans.
Approval was asked in a reSo-
hutton offered yesterday by James
V. Bellanca. The drive IS Spon-
sored by Detroit Itahan-Amerl-
cans.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29

If You Walk in Your Sleep
You Haven't Grown Up. Gobind
Behari Lal. Science Analyst.
Reveals That Even Though
SleepWalkerS DO Fantastic
Things. It, Because They're
still Children. Looking for
Strong. Protective "Papas." In
The American Weekly. Famous
Magazine Distributed With This
Sundays ISSUE of The Detroit
SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
DrawString Laundry
Bag

Use this matching bag and YOUR soiled
slothe, Will be all in one place when
YOU wish to send them to tbs laundry.
Keeps your closet neat sI.s5
Evening star., 1944-11-15
Sof I,oungv Chair
1895

The charm and beauty of artisticay designed cotton tap
estry in this luxuriousy large and soft lounge char It's
equipped with coprng base reversible spring filled cushion
button-tufed spring back. After hard day at. work
you'll really appreciate its wonderful comfort Wine or Blue
Kanns- Funture
Evening star., 1944-03-19

BEDROOM AND BATH ON 1st FL.
In Woodside, near Silver Srrinp shop
ping and schools. A most unusual buy.
Six large bright rooms and . baths
Extra large living room with open fire.
place . master bedrooms and bath On
End fl. Large front porch across entire
noIcs nouSe' aoSpie re rear l9ci9Sed S sun parlor
oil heat. Storm windows throughout
Splendid. large, level yard beautiful
Shrubbery. roses, etc. with large garden
space. This is a lovely home, redecorated
throughout. Don't fail to call US at once
for further particulars and inspection
Owner occupied. Possession. Call SH.
235H SUNDAY or nights. Exclusively with
NGErTTJ I'D DTAT TOD
Evening star., 1944-03-19
FRANk s. PHILLIPS, DI. All.
CUSTOM-BUILT COLONIAL.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
- Present owner must sell his practically
beautifully wooded and ideally situated
overlooking park. The architectural de-
Is interesting and includes paneled den
With tiled lavatory on first floor, 3 good
pedrooms and = baths comfortable
screened porch off living room, with beau-
tiful view. Entire property In new-house
condition. Priced right at Sl9.S5O For
til 5 pm
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Hillside 1905
BY OWNER
CHEVY CHASE. D. G..
"a BLOCK CONNECTICUT Av

a bLONh IONNEJ 7 II q I'VE.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Detached, center-hall plan, den, Law
story and breakfast room ST floor, 4 bed
rooms, baths, inclosed sleeping porch,
"a hoor: finished attic, complete bath in
basement. auto oil heat. garage. redecoTat-
ed immediate possession SIS ESQ OR
1882 Sunday or evenings after 40 O'Clock
Evening star., 1944-03-19

2-story brick 8 rooms, / yr old in a
wooded lot. fenced in: large screened porch
owner being transferred; priced right SH
Evening star., 1944-03-19
SILVER SPRING
$500 DOWN $500

3-year-old brick, with 8 large bedrooms
ana breakfast room; air-conditioned gas
neat, nice level lot, porches and garages:
Price, SlO.15O. Call OWNER, SH. 1864 -
Evening star., 1944-03-19

2-year- -old brick, q rooms. in splendid
condition. Large living room with fireplace
dining room. modern kitchen, ) bedrooms
and bath. md floor; screened porch. gas
hot water heat, slate roof, large lot. over
looking Rock Greek Park. With this home
you can enjoy all the comforts of the park
E, M. FRY, INC,
724o Wisconsin Ave. WI. GAO.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
METZLER-Realt
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

New restricted D. c. section; F. H. A.
approved: semidetached brick, about 1
VI old; 8 rms. and tile bath with shower;
cconv. to Navy Yard and Naval Research
Lab. Served by 9 bus routes; bus stop
at corner; Large fenced rear yard on al
ley. Full dry. bright basement, suitably
arranged for large recreation rm. Price,
70, 500 approximately $1,000 CASH
Monthly payments. S3S.55 includes prin,
int. tax and insur. Apply owner. 81
Darlington st, S.w.. out Nichols ave to
44ou block or telephone Mrs Stewart,
Evening star., 1944-03-19
NEARBY MARYLAND.

NIU,0 ,0UN
Brick home. built only . years, cute as
red shoes, 8 rooms. 3 lovely bedrooms and
bath, large closets, gas ir-conditioned
heat, built-in garsge. 1t is today's best
value. Early occupancy Call EN- 1890
until m. sunday and week days. F. A.
TWEED CO. 5504 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1944-03-19
HOME AND INCOME

This home is in perfect condition made
into apartments, two of which rent for
Sl40 per month, other occupied by owner;
Will sell furnished. Gas hot-water heat
Call daily or Sunday
Capital View Realty Co.,
REALTORS,
qo5 New York Ave w MA a~o-
Evening star., 1944-03-19
West of Chevy Chase Circle.
CLEVELAND PARK.
S1.5OO CASH

And a reasonable monthly payment will
buy this 2-yr.-old detached brick home.
with 8 rooms, baths. screened porch.
gas air-cond. heat. located Just over the
District Line near the end OF 18th st. NV,
At $4,000, 1t is an outstanding value.
Call ME. 1l43 until pm
Evening star., 1944-03-19
80 NEW BUNGALOWS,

EXHIBIT HOME OPEN EVERY DAY
Maryland Park Immediate possession.
large living room. bright Eijchcn, Iile bath.
basement h W h. nice lots with schools,
S5 9ao reasonable terms To reach come
out Central ave turn left on G4tu st. 70
eXhih'l home. los G4rh 81
WILLIAM NJ. THOMAS,
Evening star., 1944-03-19
HORSE COUNTRY

SOLESV1LLE RD-COLESVLLE MD
seldom are either small or large estates
III III ms exclusive area offered for sale This
owned by businessman. who is to be
inducted into the Army The Dutch Co
paths, is in a setting OF fine trees well
distributed over main portion OF estate
AIInoSt y acres of tins fine soil is cleared
lor cultivation, On high elevation There
Is panoramic view for about 10 miles
oyer rolling, fertile fields and woodlands
mere is double garage with loft and
chlcken houses, For information on
many other features and appointments to
see call HAL NICKEL, at night and
Sunday WA .}3n. anu
Evening star., 1944-03-19
GEORGETOWN COLONIAL

hestoIed 10 Its original charm, this
snlle DFlch nome Is most appealing. First
noor. living rIn.. about 80 it. long, with
,nfepiaces; md floor; 2 bedrms., each
with private modern bath dining rm
Kitchen and maids rm. on basement floor
Gas heat. Choice location Early pos
session To inspect today call Mrs Gas.
sci WI. 3l35, with REALTY Associates
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Atty SERVICE CO., MA. 3435
So 7SONdt plooc,n+

low price for a very desirable situ-
ated home, :. stories and attic & com
Portable rooms, tile bath porches hot
water neat and garage Close TO stores
transportation, Sacred Heart Church. pub
he and parochial schools. Inspection by
appt Today call Mr. Child, GIL S56I
Thos. j. Fisher g. Co., Inc,
IN 18th ST. NV. Realtors DI fs2o
Evening star., 1944-03-19
BETHESDA BARGAIN.
ALLIED REALTY corr WI. 664o-

Bad luck forces the sale OF an older
| Groom BUNGALOW near the DIstrlCt line
Asking S1,"5n. Give us an offer. Call Mr.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
l4l7 K St. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

OHEV 7 CHASE, MD.
OWNER LEAVING FOR SERVICE
HAS REDUCED PRICE TO .S12,950.
A MODERN HOME, built less than 3
years ago; situated on a corner lot. ad-
Joining the groufd of the Columbia
Country Club and only Q squares from
with rooms, INCLUDING A BEDROOM
3 bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor; air.
conditioned heat with GAS FURNACE,
screened porch, servants quarters in
basement. attic, slate roof and built-in
garage; in excellent condition. To inspect
phone MR. GOOD, HO. 6100. Ext. 2o1,
Evening star., 1944-03-19
NORTH CLEVEI AND PARK

A hne Sem!dctached brick near Immac-
rooms 3 lovely bedrooms, IL. baths at
nc early occupancy. Only <l3,5uO Call
en- l""o until pm. Sunday and week
Evening star., 1944-03-19

D STREET NE.
3-Story red brick, 10 rms, 2 baths: oil
NV h: Gear brick gar. $1,000 cash
handles.
PETWORTH
2-story yellow brick, row: rms, and
bath; full basement; oil h-w.h,. 3 porches
Good neighborhood. Lear gar, Priced
at $500 Worth more Good terms.
NICHOLS AVE Sc
"-story yellow brick, arranged into 9
complete 3-rm. apts. over stores. OIL heat
$4,000. Terms
KANSAS AVE. NV
.Story yellow brick. row; + rms. Il
baths gas heat, Lear gar, > screened
porches at rear. Large front porch On
bus lines. Excellent condition. Price
S10,500. Good terms
MASS AVE. NV
Beautiful stone and brick bldg. - rms,
& baths (some private. Scar gar; nicely
furnished and always filled. Bldg. and bus
S4oooO. with good terms. Walking dist
downtown.
BEAUTIFUL BELLE HAVEN
2'2-story brick. fully detached, on natu-
raj wooded lot with shade trees, of rms
~ baths, built-in gar, Exclusive Chris
tian nelghborhood Close to country clubs.
etc. 20 min, ride to Capitol. Lot T5XlnO
#. Price S2l 200. VIII stand very good
Evening star., 1944-03-19
INTERPRETATION,
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2-5.

VI Elm OAl l. AMI DUN. 10.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-S25 900.
1891 GRAMERCY ST NV.
Immediate possession Center-han Co
onial, rooms, az baths. CAREY WIN
sTON CO RE .3T:}3
Evening star., 1944-03-19
AND INVESTMENT.

TAKOMA PARK, MD,
Just east of Takoma. near New Hampshire
ave. extended: an exceptionally fine home
Tor $4,000, terms. Practically new, fin-
lshed to perfection, in fact one of the best
where near the price Ask for PHOTOGRAPH
and floor plan
STANDARD HOMES CO..
Evening star., 1944-03-19
I ROOMS 2 RATHS

NEARLY NEW.
This semidetached brick home is the
finest value we have offered in nearby
Virginia. Within % minutes of Washing
ton.
BEITZELL, DI. 300.
Evening star., 1944-03-19

Amazing value. Unusually attractive de-
tached brick In nearby Va. Home OF naval
officer transferred. There are z large rooms,
including recreation room, 13x20, finished
living room, I4s23. with fireplace. and
new, built in 1912. Pretty wooded lot.
excellent location | block from bus, 10
minutes to Pentagon Bldg: substantial
cash; To inspect today. call Gil. s423
or WO 0l12
Evening star., 1944-03-19
District $500. 1106 Vermont Ave.
SUNDAYS and Nights, Taylor 0620
Yates Gardens. Alex, Va,
OPEN 2 TO 6. SUNDAY.

Attractive, spacious 4-bedroom detached
home or large lot First floor has center
hall. living room with fireplace. Sunroom,
dining room. kitchen, pantry and maid 5
room, hot-water coal heat. large screened
porch: 3-car garage: lot S5xll5 f. Rea-
sonable price terms. Immediate occu-
pancy Near bus stop Oh Russell rd 2lU
MI Ida ave Alexandria, Va TIE 5n43.
BRODIE & COLBERT INC.
1913! K S. NV Ma ss'5.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
HOUSES FOR SALE tcont.l

CHEVY .CHAsE-200 RAYMOND ST
One-half-acre lot; 4 bedrooms baths
1st-noor Law: an unusually attractive first :
hoor plan, detached two-car garage II is
priced low at Sl7.500. Open today, | 10
pm. Has been completely redecorated
snd possession can be had anv time For
1lrther infnrma ion can 81
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2-FAMILY APT,

4 rooms and bath each tbrickl: oil heat
garage. recreation room. owner leaVln
CITY cash preferred 4n3 10Th e. N .
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ALL BRICK-VACANT.
S295 DOWN.

NEAR End AND CLAIMING SITS. NE
5-rm, row brick, porches; hot-air heat.
coal. easy terms Call AID, 1913 or
RA 0"I0
Evening star., 1944-03-19
OPEN TO-DAY 1915

oI-W Hth ST. n W
II YOU are looking for an unusual home
situated in the heart OF better Br!ghtwood
pc sure 70 see thls home today, : large
rooms. path, porches. garage. deep lot etc
Freed exceptionally low for only $3.50.
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM US
Leo M. Bernstein a. Co ME- Sam
Evening star., 1944-03-19

N. HAMPSHIRE AVE. NEAR SHEPHERD
Large S-rm. row brick, has baths >
inclosed porches. h.-w.h.: very good terms.
Act QUICKLY. Call AID. 5613 or RA. 92lo'
Evening star., 1944-03-19

6205 LANDOVER RD. CHEVERLY. ND.
$3.50.
broom, %-story home. living room. din
Ing room modern kitchen; , bedrooms and
bath 2nd foor: oil heat has been COM
p3etely .reconditioned. Liberal terms to
responsible purchaser Brokers attention
z. M. FRY, INC.
-0I0 Nrtscny,S'r
Evening star., 1944-03-19
CHARM IN GEORGETOWN.

SAAAAAsAN AAN 1G14GAE l ~ w ~.
Call me Immediately for an unusual
house offering that is now being redec-
GRATED and refnlshed. One Of the few
such places available. Mr.. Taylor,
90, MekEEVER & WHITEFORD,
Evenings. AID 1900. Ext i'm
Evening star., 1944-03-19
r. @. DUNE,
604 St. NE. AT $500

r,.,,, s3f1Ef f1EI1D PAFtk.
, Excellent location and in Upton condi-
ton. 1st f., dining room, kit, breakfast
nook. large living room with fireplace. side
porch screened. 2nd fl, large bedrooms
Tase. Coal h.-wh
r. G. DUNNE,
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02

And how the same year they voted 122
to 5 against Roosevelt's recommendation
to increase u air power. And again in
1899 how they voted $50 to 8 to prevent
England from receiving the weapons to
defend herself and thereby keep Germany
busy on that side of the ocean.
Can Dewey have forgotten how the
President declared an emergency and
called the National Guard to active duty
in 1910? And where was Dewey when
Roosevelt pushed the CONSUMPTION act
through Congress fifteen months before
Pearl Harbor, while the Republicans
voted 1914 to SO against it?
Dewey was silent during all that time
but a year later he discovered that a war
was in progress when Roosevelt proposed
his lend-lease bill so that Germany could
be stopped with American weapons rather
than with American boys.
He broke his silence then. And did he
congratulate the President for attempting
to keep the war from our shores? Did he
help him?
Not Rip Van Wrinkle Dewey, who had
been sound asleep from 1888 to 1871. He
tried to kill the lend-lease bill, probably
the most important to the defense Of the
United States in all those years.
Here's what he said:
''The Presidents so-called defense bill
would bring an end to free government in
the United States and would abolish Con
gress for all practical purposes. This bill
is an attempt to abolish free government
in the United States"
And this from the man who says Roose-
welt failed to foresee the war or do any
thing about it!
After lend-lease passed, the Republi-
cans continued their hostility to other
vital war measures with the encourage
ment of Dewey, the man who says he will
stop the next war in advance.
The record shows that the best way to
stop war is to stop Dewey.-International
Teamster.