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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1901 IOWA AVE. N.W.-Corner room with
sleeping porch; twin beds. To share with
another young girl or young man to room
with another man: excellent meals: clean
eentile home: near transp. GE. 06S2.
1909 18th ST. N.W.-Newly papered triple
room with private bath: also double; very
Teasonabls ass Mbss H0 a3r sS35 & o, .r,n,o wow
with piano: also double room; walking
PRIVATE RM. and. bath in new. young
gentle home, for refined middle-aged wom-
an Exclusive residential district, / "a blks.
from Wise. ave. car. Opportunity to credit
expense caring for children L or . nights
LANDERS LODGE, at Thomas Circle
comfortabls;; Convenient with good cook
aS Iso GIRaRp SHsais Ds1Ta sT ats we'll
balanced meals: lovely maple, furnishings;
n FLOCK to 14th st. car and shopping GEN.
ter: S:i5 to S4..5O. AID. 9352.
1916 22nd ST. NV, off Mass. ave.--Large
double room. next bath; good meals; two
young people; $3.50 mo. each
10th ST: N.W.--Layge studio. 3 windows;
shower; suitable 2 or 8; s4s mo. each.
1870 10th ST. NE. near Armory-2 Govt
girls laundry privil., Southern cooking,
SO wk each. FIR. 252S.
1850 QUE ST. N.W.-Sunny double room,
for men or women; also small single: walk.
1910 conn. AVE. r.w.-Large front
room. windows, connecting bath, suitable
for5.G forS t4oS girls; also single room; home
CREsTwooD CLUB-spacious living room
for lounging or dancing; triples: young
people only Or 1917
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ROOMS WANTED.

ARTIST, unmarried. wants room without
18th and Penna ave. NV: top price to
private family. Box 466-V. Star. %
businessman permanently
located here not Government wants room
with garage in Kalorama Heights or Amer
lean University vicinity. Box 425X, Star.
CATHOLIC GIRL desires room in private
Catholic home near st. Francis Xavier S
Parish Sc. Box 45-Y. Star. 2t /.
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2717 18th ST. N.W.-Young lady wanted
70 share large light double room with an
etaer' e.ae twin neds' inspect before 10 am. or
LARGE double room; excellent, .transp;;
per o pr pryese o If vns S g s125S tsy Sb
i l$aS n II: AVE- doxntosSMEaPss TSsOi fur r.
ag7 NEWTON SIT Z! eappie Hpt 3LEarse Lar zach Cheer
mdnES IaI TSOm' pS. ssln beds S girls. si75o each
ssso sa,n wALBsn6GE rsSnf T. pR Isf5 sw1 room. pvt
bath and entrance; suitable for two; can
g be 6s seen before FORE. IL or after pm:
where You can make i yourself at at home: M8me
good neighborhood excellent transp. u,
Tnlim " o phone; reasonable: call any time.
twin beds, next bath; phone. plenty heat,
aEfGHrs Fsansp RH oTS7
tie tlemen; :, ptinee-paneled bed-living room,
0een eond sSo ss5H for ESQ $50
TWO GENTLEMEN, large front room. twin
eesy trsns lceiy lurn m ne1t 70 bath and shower
sio1 @ fAzhSSi KAIoRiAM4 VA Rp. IN a.w-orl to share
hfeey frem furnished Sheerf1l room With girl
GLOVER PaRk0Msster 3Aio oS Sedrm mo- sai sSe2 bath
twin SI beds, inner-spr. matt. ample closet;
M iii Or oe 81 iSr SwMLaroee man or xasm sssa attrae
lively furn. single, and double rooms, from
isas e. sth IL $ sr SsekIy Wsu,tab,s for nr.t
erably girls. with modern Jewish 1 family; Pffy;
dsnS dsso sts sasnsg r. Sa,l Wt.ap7 RA l475 ina
isa5 Gs BhT%oRE NE sfns ST. Nwdeal ~ o1SG location
Gas heat Young man to share with an
women, twin beds, inner-spring y mattresses es 81
large closet, mirror mantle, etc; home en-,
yironment. pnlim, telephone. Close to
and bus Ready now. now 'is5.es AD' ss4a. car lines
EXCEPTIONAL large, light. welI-furnished
master bedroom, also coy single room. pri-
rage available; meals If desired OR. 5537.
CHEVY CHASE. near Conn ave. and 2 bus
1885 EUCLID sT. N.W.ERoom With With open
and doaRe p efa large Also CLOSET s S bs
with another. large Ink. rm.. new Holly
wood beds. North 624s, ewes. after and
1901 MASS AVE. NV, Apt. 3o1-sunny.
Sabm Ssbfs room R far settled person with good
1918 10Th 81. N.w.-small room, next
bath; md floor; $50 mo Dupont 2614.
DUPoNT 1pi'e HP' CIRCLE, 1875 goth st-poubles
and triples, near baths and showers, bright
CHEVY CHASE-Large, light warm room,
phone same floor; excellent transportation;
gentleman. WI 1919
SINGLE ROOMS, nicely furn. suitable
settled business women, with breakfast
priv. RAs 6941. after 8 pm.
I'll TEWKESBURY PL NV single
rooms, ! double room. If you are looking
for nice cozy room in a private gentle
beds. we have what you are looking for
20 min. from downtown. ia 172S
ONLY S4.50 PER WEEK, small, we'll
heated basement room with running water
unusually large closet and window, inner
spg. mattress. Daily maid service. use OF
Frig1daire. phone. For one girl. DE. 1856
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

317 9Th s.E.-Laree, clean. VIM, bay-wir
2nd-f, rm., nr. bath. Closet running
water, use porch. TR. 4445 aft. 5:l5 daily.
%
100 BRANDYWINE ST. SE.-For couple,
no other roomers. = in family
1870 ST. S.E.-Housekeepine room, COM
Portable, first floor; frg.; = adults. Come
after pm.
62i NORTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Lovely
single room for man only.
600 ST. S.E.-Double room. newly furn
near Navy Yard. Call II. 5515.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

ATTRACTIVE Groom apt unfurnished,
new building. Near bus and shopping
S4ai ei' isA0ma Fafk' NO ehiioreh' sH.
3 ROOMS and bath. private entrance, S35
month. Phone Elmwood 305, Mclean. Va
CHEERFUL furnished Groom kitchenette
apt, Baltimore blvd. Berwyn, Md, II
miles from the Capitol, near Horticulture
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BOATS.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

CABIN CRUISER, 35x9x5, ready to &c
very well found, living quarters for :
DU 5000 Ii 1900
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POULTRY & EGGS.

WHILE THEY LAST. THOUSANDS weekly.
and Oldest hateherieS The eheks sn6 siIed aIS
egg R. O. P. hens See how much you
can save: Bis, Tom Barron White Leg
per hundred. Barred Rocks White Rocks,
crpingtons, White Wyandottes R. l. Reds
$500 per 100; silver Lace wyaInHdottes
End and 3rd choice. large type White Leg
horns. day-old pullets, SIS per 100. Raise
weeks, s3.s5 per 100. or $50 per. 1000
Special assorted-no sex or breed guar
an,eed' may be pqllests 5s or eocke1els, or or
Barred Rocks, White. Rocks, Reds. or any
other heavy breeds. $500 per 100. or so
per 1000. Prices subject to change No
culls. no eripples: Remember last year
from this ad. Ship COD-FOB. Associated
Hateheries Outlet, 1870 Market St, Phiis-
BARRED ROCK PULLETS.
g Months Old
Extra special price. 35c pound sold in
lots of 25 or more. Don't delay. Call
Alexandria 9545. a.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

COWS-5-year -old family COW, fresh, with
helfer calf: produces 3 gals. daily: 5000.
Ayrlawn Farms, Bethesda, Md. WI. 42l s..
PONY, Shetland; color, brown and white:
set of harness. saddle and bride. Reason
ably priced SH 9O44
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WONDERGRO.

Nothing better. Your neighbor says so
and SO will you when you have tried ton
ground black humus. Makes poor soils
good and good soils better Acts quickly.
Holds moisture. Highly effective on grass,
ideal plant food you have been looking
for, SIS a ton, delivered. FERTIL MOSS.
ing and feeding all types of shrubbery and
grass, 90 bushels, delivered, SO. Lawns
seeded, repaired or reiuvenated. Beautiful
and shade trees. Colorful hagstone walks,
terraces. rock gardens. lily pools. outdoor
hreplaces, drainage, mulch!ng, spraying.
pruning and transplanting. Free esti-
mate. Lincoln 1925.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

2 ROOMS, kitchen, dinette. bath: new,
modern apt. bldg. S57 so incl. gas and
electricity. Apply janitor. 4073 Minnesota
ave. ne. or Dreyfuss Bros, 1919 18th St
NV Ma 05S2
3 LARGE ROOMS and bath, on lst floor:
Berwyn. Md phone during day. WA 5000
IIoS 4th ST. Ms rooms, kitchen and
private bath. White Adults Private
home. Reasonable, Call after pm
"O5s PARK RD. NV unfurn. rooms
and bath. suitable light housekeeping; girls
or couple; Bird floor. private residence AID
2t21 FIRST ST. N.W.-Good transporta-
ton. Modern 2-rm., tiled bath. kitchen,
G. refrigerator; S49.5o. CH. ,4212.
1 ROOM. pvt. entrance, new bldg; !
adult; no cooking: $50 month. See
1900 SHEPHERD ST, Mt. Rainier. Md
rooms, bath, refe.. 1st fl. Convenient
location. Reference.
.i9 UNDERWOOD N.w.-Near transp.,
school. D rooms and bath, garage. fire.
place Available Feb 18th: 81. 3733
IL MASS. AVE. Me- large front rm.,
kitchen, automatic refg., range, unlim.
phone. Ii 1894.
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HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

NEAR 4th and Hamilton SITS. n.w.-Vacant.
row brick, excellent condition. rooms,
"a baths, recreation room. gas heat. q
car car garage; S1Q0 per month, RA; 500,
2 baths. new,house condition, garage.
1909 Kearney st. ne. Sligo 9S70.
ARLINGTON, VA.-5-room brick house;
Oil heat; conv. to schools, stores, church
and bus; large yard. Call for appt. CHI.
2ia UNDERWOOD Nw.-whols first
heat: avail. FEB: IS. ST. 1888;
25 TUSCARAWAS RD., Glen Echo Heights,
Nd, Nd bedrm Living rm., dining rm large
space for garden, WI; 3541 after $50.
hail. large living rm., den. din. rm,. kit.
mo. Phone WI. 4176. NE. 1143.
2510 cath ST. N.E.-Vacant, detached.
newly decorated, used as a rooming house
Thacker. 1901 N. Capitol st. Ho. 23sl,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY AT ONCE.
bath, clubroom. large living and dining
3-car garage. To inspect call Mrs. Wren.
JACK HAYES. INC, DU. 77s4: evenings.
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MOVING. PACKING G. STORAGE.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's
MoVlng & Storage Co, TAYLOR 2937. 2.
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FARM 8 GARDEN.

WANTED TO HIRE-Large bulldozer and
tractor for stump pulling, vic. Bethesda.
WI. 2346.
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1925 HILLSIDE RID. Sc.
Apt. 1-3 rooms and bath, $4,000.
Avail. Feb. /. See janitor, basement, 1880.
BAKER REALTY CO., INC,
1920 & st. NV. DI. 1919
CONTINUED on Next Page.) -,
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FUR COAT. HUDSON SEAL
. Size 1918; good wearable condition
SpD Call WO 41OQ
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

BELLE HAVEN, Alex, Va-2-5e4rm. Cape
Go5tb God houSe ebdnG furn for f9 Gnth5 SlS5
MARINE OFFICER VIE s viii A shaTe Peinfa caps
Cod furn. house with another couple. or /
sETERaPn 81 nP Es Az Xa HOMES TsmDs aSs
rentals from !Ss5 60 S135, Mrs. Heigie.
5.1s s RfED RRffhS ST. ST. Gh chevsfiy sSso Nd Key at
fSfnH4s s9 Reed per mo 1Rd can OSh SA s RdeFn
COUPLE WANTED to share home; ali fa-
cilities; wife unemployed; ne children: S25
ATTRACTIvE' partly furn. s-room hous.
in good condition; bus a. door, $40 per
mo Gall after q pm, DE. 1885.
Nd; SIS: car necessary. rS'' i IA. CASA, 70
e0I7 ROANOKE ST, Green Meadows. Nd.
nearby Detached, rooms. bath: nicely
minutes to downtown. Call FIR. 1904 or
DI; 3346. Marshall ]. Waple Co.. 1924
FOR RENT. 1915 Michigan ave. ne
House completely furnished garage
SILVER SPRING-Available immed, new
brick bungalow. nicely fprn., gar, fire.
heat; Adults only, Slo5. Phone ST. 1881.
ROOMS. kitchen. ba tn; nicely furn. ne.
sef.Sn GoIf Sal RandoDd bodr3am5 355s also
oil heat. screened porch: fine place for
children: available after February /. Teie-
phone Berwyn 5g2 or, between and a.
55is 18th ST. N.w.-Jewish home, nicely
furnished ideal for, young married cou-
aRIrNGToNIarse ssi Hs1y ayed as
baths. brick home. beautifully furnished.
including grand piano,;, oil heat, saraEe:
Shs5JusI Sios u OFF TEN MaGhRTHuR AR BLVD ONE
coal heat. Available Feb lst,
THOS. l.. PHILLIPS.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COLORED serviceman's wife. with ba by.
would like Groom, kit. bath apt or . nm
furnished rooms TR 4Sl6 ..
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l AVAILABLE NOW,
9 AVAIIARTE FER IL
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.

COLORED-1 large room. kitchen, bath
apt; available to employed man or couple
evenings as assistant to full-time janitor
Dreyfuss Bros, 1919 18th st. NV. Ma.
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BARRED ROCK PULLETS.
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

tt months OlQ.)
Extra special price. 35c pound; sold in
lots of 25 or more. Don't delay. Call
Alexandria Q545 a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

LOOK YOUR loveliest in this
softly nattering dress, Pattern
1919. Make II in cool. sheer cot
ton with tiny ruflle trim.
Pattern 1919 comes in
women'S sizes: -. "a, &c. 3s. 40.
AZ. A, rs. 48. Size &c. dress
takes ga yds, 35-inch fabric
Send 70 cents IN coins fer
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly size, name and
style number.
Only - cents more brings
you the Anne Adams new. larger
32-page pattern book or caSy-to-
make summer styles. Free pat-
tern printed right IN the book
Send your order to Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
1225 Times Square, Detroit 81.
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
Cooking and Storage
OF Shell Bean Varieties
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

AFTER YOU'VE grown she'll
g beans for drying in your victory
garden. the storage and cooking
come next in line Store all
shelled beans in covered con-
tanners 10 protect them from
extreme heat and household
pests.
There are several types Of
white beans. These are known
as navy or pea beans-best for
baking. The larger type are ex-
cellent for bean soup. Lima
beans both small and large;
used as a vegetable or meat
substitute. Red kidney beans,
large kidney shapes. are used
for bakiny or cold in salad.
Chill beans. dark red. oval
and slightly flat are best used
in chill. Pinto beans resemble
navy beans in flavor, slightly
larger and speckled IN brown;
used for bean soup.
Black eyed beans-small oval
with distinguishing black spot
on one side, used as a vege-
table. often cooked with ham
or pork for flavor. Lentils are
small thin round beans. pink or
grceniSh gray in color; used for
soup.
Dried vegetables are high in
food value. Their protein con-
tent makes them wholesome
supplements for meat and the
starch they contain make them
as filling as many similar
starchy foods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20
AreS-Duii tendencies. You'll
have To pull to-day out Of the
d ldrum ms. Investigate thor
oughly all ideas, equipment,
they may offer fresh advan-
tages.
4PRfL 2T TO MAY 20
Taerps-If you rightly use
your talents and coordinate
mind and hands, you'll gain
more than what az first appears
possible. Work, plan willingly
with superiots. employees and
fellow WORKERS
MAY Rf TO JUNE 2I
e miVl--Generally good day
and you can make il much bet
ter. Pep up those with whom
you work. Inject fresh am
bitlon IN yourself. Improve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
The Beetle

Pest Of all beans in the Mexi-
can beetle. This is round beetle
dirty yellow in color, about L.
inch in diameter. with eight
small black spots on each wing
Watch for the orange eggs on
the under side Of the leaves and
destroy them The yellow grubs
do most OF tho damage 10 beans,
the beetles do little Keep
plants, especially the under side
OF the leaves. covered with rote-
none 10 control these pests.
l. With shell beans, pods should
|e picked only when fully dry.
Yfhey may be shelled immedi-
stely or stored for S+1cffrrrg ttist
before use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

mems everywhere now and NeH
can increase earning power.
June % TO JULY %
Cancer-No flying Oft the
handle at rebufs or challenges.
II you're in tune with your
right mettle you will let your
fine judgment and conscience
help dictate today's procedure.
lilly "a To AUG. 2R
Leo - Encouraging, particu-
larly IL you don't use high
handed tactics and do take as
well as give orders, instructions.
Unity. teamwork Will put yeH
across any worthy project or
maneuXer-
AUG. 81 TO SEPT. 81
Virgo-Leo's paragraph OBJ
talns for you today. Gently
but firmly attend your respon-
sibilities; don't 90 10 extremes
in anything. Keep efficient and
physically better At by sensible
periods Of recreation.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Librd-Not too easy nor yet
too difficult a day. May give
you a tussle before you master
all the problems and hard work,
but results will warrant the ex-
ira effort and patience.
OCT. p TO NOV. 2R
Scoypjo-No slipshod methods
II you wish 10 gain as you can
now Some healthy odds are on
your side; opportunity for skill,
intelligence; new ways and
me cans 10 increase earnifg
power, better present position.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
SdoittariWs-You are in same
boat with Scorpio, same indica-
tions this Friday. Don't give
up quickly, that extra try and
that abiding faith will put you
in the winners class.
DEC. 2S TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn Know in your
heart the right philosophy that
God never forsakes the right
eous and that good deeds and
best endeavor will not 90 I'M
recognized, unrewarded.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
AqUGrjus-K eep that rela-
tionship between you and supe-
riors or officers, you and family.
and you and this great free
country pleasant and clean and
all that is worth while will
come your way.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 2O
Ptsces-You need not cut your
way by any alien or harder pat
tern than what you've been ac-
customed. Common sense, proper
sense Of duty and recognizing
urgencies still tops.
4 CHILD born on this dap:
Practical, albeit idealistic and
artistic; fair, reliable. high
minded. capable Strong tenn
per when angered by injustice,
but kindly, sympathetic when
reached through reason. Talent
for stage. politics, painting,
farming, surgery, nursing, me-
chanics.
Copyright 1914, BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
How 10 Prepare

Include them in the diet regu-
larry because Of their iron corr
tent.
No food is so popular that il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
How 10 Plant

One packet Of seed will SOW
about % feet Of row. Plant in
a broad furroW, about 3 inches
wide, 3 TO a inches deep. drop
ping 8 seeds TO the foot. Cover
with about an inch of soil and
HI in the furrow gradually as
the plants grow
Pole varieties should be
planted after the poles are set,
putting three or four seeds
around each pole or plant
eight seeds and thin later. leav-
ing three or four Of the huskiest
plants 10 grow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
Horoscope
BY Frances Drake

Which Your Brtbdap Comes and Find What
You. Outlook Is According to the Stars,
for Friday Noy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
Grow Beans
For Winter
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Ilmsa Gardsn EdltaF

BEANS, in almost any form,
are among the easiest vege-
tables TO grow They should,
therefore,, he in every garden
- Today's article will be about
the shell beans for next winter s
baking. These come in both
bush and pole varieties and sew
eral colors. 10 include the COM
mon red kidney bean.
All shell beans take about a
month longer TO mature than do
the snap beans. Several varities,
notably the Dwarf and French
Horticultural, may be used as
green beans when young then
the remaining pods are allowed
TO dry for winter use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
Adds Flavor

Bacon, salt pork. ham or
sausage viii flavor them well.
Use = pound TO / quart beans.
The ham bone is good 10 use
for this also. They may be
cooked by covering with water
then letting WATER cook away
until there is no liquor but
beans are still moist Or add
water 10 an inch above beans,
sea and cook until saft, then
serve with liquid.
You probably have your own
special recipe for baking beans
but If you want 20 make this
favo1te better than ever. try
adding cheese TaTUbTt wren
serving next time. This thick
creamy cheese sauce supplies
the vital spark that makes this
dish one that viii lInger long
in your memory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

can stand constant repetition
and still Keep IN FAVOR with
every member of the family. In
the case of heaaS--lt-lS- probably
true that the favorite method
OF preparation is baking, but
there are many other recipes
where they can be used 10 eX-
cellent advantage such as
soups, chowders, salads and
stufflngs.
To prepare, look over in the
colander 10 reject imperfect
beans. wash carefully. Remem-
Der those which you purchase
often have preliminary cleaning
be sure 20 give the home
grown ones special attention.
After washing. drain. put in
dish. cover with cold water Let
stand at least IL hours. drain
off water. Fresh water is best
used for cooking. One cup dry
beans Will make 2 10 3 cups
cooked.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22
The @1&s shomNszs me A9@

of-date machinery. They're going to
want the best. And afte handling our
tanks and planes and guns, they're go
ing to know what the best is!
While your son is away, are you
really preparing for his return? You're
buying War Bonds, yes-because it's
the duty of all of us to help meet the
expense of this war for our Freedom.
But are you buying enough to lay the
foundation for prosperous postwar
farm as well?
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22
REASONS FOR INCREASING YOUR
WAR BOND PURCHASES

I. The tempo of this war is hitting its highest
point Government expenditures for war are
at the peak. MORE MONEY is NEEDED. NOW!
2. In proportion to WHO HAS THE MOST
MONEY, individuals are not buying their share
of War Bonds. America must correct this
situation.
3. War Bonds provide the farmer and rancher
with the financial reserve he mist have to sur
vive the ordinary ups and downs of farming
as business.
q. Money will be needed urgently at future
date to replace and repair farm equipment,
machinery, and buildings. War Bonds will
provide it.
5. War Bonds are the safest investment in
the world, return good rate of interest, are
easy and convenient to buy. from bank,
post office, rural mail carrier or Production
Credit Association.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22

~DOP never would let me run the
L tractor for fear I'd put it on the
blink. Wish he could see me handling
this baby!'
Hundreds of thousands of our SOL
diers, who went away little more than
boys, will come back mature men with
fine mechanical training, glad to turn
their new skills to the running Of the
farm.
But they're never going to be salts
fed with WORKOUT equipment, or OUT
Evening star., 1944-06-25

MorshoI Tito, greet Yueo-
siov potriot and Ieoder Of
TIC Portison forces which
have token hord blows Iote-
ly from the Nozi invaders
of MS Iond. His pet dog
noses into the picture which
wos token neor the en-
tronce Of his cabin in the
YuqosIov mountoIns from
which he escaped recently
when Sermon or borne
troops descended upon it.
A. p Photo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-07
International Sound Photo

Oct. "a, 1887, he fired his ammu-
milton.
CRIME AND POLITICS
Tonight 1 am going to talk
about the alliance between
crime and politics In the County
OF New York." he said at a
campaign rally. II am going to
tell you about q politician, a
political ally of thieves. pick
pockets, thugs, dope peddIers
and big shot racketeers-An-
thOny Marinelli."
With devastating thoroughness
Dewey went on TO reveal the mis-
deeds of this Tammanyite and
his lieutenantS. He had kept two
men working on Marinelli's record
for months. In preparation of
his speech he worked over their
material for II hours in company
with seven lawyers, two of whom
were experts on libel.
His exposure Of Marinelli and
other Democratic leaders was
bomblike in its effect. Even the
Democratic candidate )r mayor.
former Justice Jeremiah T. Ma
honey, was driven 10 desertion of
Tammany, although it was his
only hope Of election.
Dewey was elected by a plu-
rality Of 109.0l9, nearly 20 per
cent larger than LaGuardia's plu-
rality in New York County.
Gov. Lehman called upon Mari
nelh to reply to Dewey's charges.
Marinelli'S reply was TO resign
from his $4,000 a year post.
AS district attorney Dewey
quickly recognized the office to
eliminate waste and inefficiency
In 1896 the operation of the office
had cost 81 1856 800. In 1888 Dewey
did all the work establishing new
records for volume and efficiency
at a cost of S76S DAG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-07

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