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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
nome today or sell TO cash clients waiting
a. fgil market value. MITCHELL QUICK,
WE CAN SELL your house We can get
you cash L won't take US long. Prompt
sos No y5OV capitoI Ma o $3.50 Realtors
HOUSE desperately needed by young couple
81 cash if reasonably priced Investment
Sc; AND a ne, PRoPERTYMwee pa pay all
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS with all cash who
Will purchase desirable homes in all Sec
tons Of the. city: we solicit the listing Of
suits R w ANDERSON d CO. Elk
4aaS t Eyg St w pT or Silver
SPRING Flower ave. and Franklin st. vieln-
1'yl bedrooms with unfinished or I'm
ished attic. up to Sll,o00 Describe con-
WEAVER BROS. INC, has customers for
attractive single houses in any. good neigh
horhood IN the D, C. Virginia or Mary
land Courteous, prompt and experienced
attention will be given to aN~ inquiries
THIS IS opportunity TO cash in on the
property. See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER
BROS, NC Washington Bldg. DI. $500
DO YOU WISH TO SELL now or early
spring? We have numerous clients with
cash. Several want immediate possession,
shall be glad to discuss. your problem
without obligation. Homes in price range
Of $4,000 70 S25.00n are solicited Call
MI walk. sales manager. THOS, j. FISHER
d co, INC, Realtors: DI. $3.50 Evenings
T Frs aFnd oR p me TeK Or ao Nos
cash payment. Box 22I-G. Star g
NEEDED URGENTLY, small BUNGALOW
Type nome Silver Spring area; no agents.
IISTINGS WANTED D. c. HOMES. prompt
Sse Gy5 q 81 AEON REAL ESTATE CO; Ma.
WANTED y N i Any SECTION. any ''V size
homes, OF investment properties for white
JAMES E SCOTT. I'll Fla. ave NV.
WE NEED LIsTINGs-Most prospective
buying, colored property in any section
Call Tor appralSalS. prompt service. quick
I'll Fla, ave. ". DE. 1919 or DE, 1514
Established 1926
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
t s9T-,, Azk for for NJ NJ, B5ow,qing. WM
pAY ck p 1912 t62 l5tg St nrot
house. Call Ii 2040 evenings -
LISTINGS are urgently needed. We have
s2e to SCI and i nesb PF'S Md a mHfs va
II YOU want TO sell and can deliver early
possession We have the buyer waiting TO
pay you cash Eve phone Georgia 1900
I T, -GRAVATTE. Realtor 7@9 18th st
FROM OWNER, all cash. brick home in
D. c: must contain 3 bedrooms 2 baths
and garage, preferably attached; $4,000
maximum Box 255-G. Star A.
WANT TO BUY. direct from owner de-
tached 6-room masonry house with garage
and automatic heat, in D c. or Nd, near
Dist. line. convenient to Conn or Wis
ales-: possession desired by March 3.
AMER RI 34T N n 9R 1&ts PARK or
!ty-Pay cash for a > or bedroom house.
OrdWay "9I3 4"
WANTED direct from owner, ; or room
detached or semidetached brick, in NV,
or nearby GF 3755
BRICK HOUSE. bedrooms. . baths in
nelchborhooC of Bethesda University or
College Park, Md. Phone Berwyn 76-J
after : pm.
WANTED TO buy detached 6-room modern
home, gas heat NV. section. Call MA
$50 or eve. DE 2O36.
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HOUSE TRAIlERS.

HOUSE TRAILER CHEAP, cooking eoiIip-
ment. also York barbel set, S35. Lot 81.
Potomac Trailer Park. Alexandria Va. s.
NEW kOZY. Platt and Superior; also new
tandem Liberty. many good used traflers.
:nclnding tandsms Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route /. Ber-
wvn. Nd Tel Rerwvn As for appraisal
New tandem wheel Americans on display
also, 3-rm. Trayelos and Schultz. many
used trailers and luggage trailers; 10. is
for appraisal. Repairs and ali types OF
service work. We have Barnes. Interna-
tlQnal and Duo -Therm heaters in stock
2; 1920 Wisconsin ave. WO 1899.
SEE NEW CONTINENTAL, Indian and Uni
yersal before you buy Also used trsilers;
terms. trade. A modern trailer village
HILLSIDE TRAILER VILLAGE, $500 MARI
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Vaccine Output IS Pushed

Annual production a. 7accine suf-
ficient to inoculate $4,000 persons
is expected at Cape Town, South
Africa, home of what is said to be
one of the largest smallpox vaccine
factories in the world. High pres
sure has been placed on the plant
by the outbreak of smallpox in sew
eral parts of South Africa.
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FARMS WANTED.

SMALL FARM IN VIRGINIA, not over 90
miles from Washington: down payment,
$3.50 and not over $50 per month
Box l52-G. Star Sc
WANTED, approx 90 acres accessible farm
land. some wooded: maximum, $500 acre;
between Rockville and Washington. DAVIS.
62o5 faith pl., Riverdale, Md. Telephone
CASH for farm nearby Maryland Call or
write 0; L. MURDOCH, Kensington. Md
MAN, retired, age 40. would like to rent
small furnished place in country with
electricity. e. II. BROWN, 243 Sth st. n e. A.
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Goren on Bridqe

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Neither side vulnerable, East deals.
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The bidding:
East South West North
10 Pass Il Pass
I3NT Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: Five of hearts.
We have another dispute to settle
today. The East and West players
have been engaging in bitter COM
bat as a result of the above hand
and have finally agreed to submit it
to us, in an effort to fix the blame.
! EidSI ulull FStSl anu
West didn't like East's play.
The bidding controversy can be
settled very quickly. East's objec-
ton to Vests spade response with
only one-half trick is without foun-
dation. In modern bidding methods
such responses are definitely &C
cepted. Wouldn't East feel foolish
had West permitted him to play
the hand at one diamond? EaSts
Jump to three no-trump, while it
denotes a very powerful hand, new
ertheless did not DO justice to the
holding, the proper rebid was three
clubs, an absolute force West would
have shown preference for dia-
monds. 1t will be seen that a slam
is makable in that suit despite the
loss of the trump finesse. Most
players would have preferred to
open the East hand with bid Of
two or three no-trump.
Against the three -no-trump con-
tract South opened the five of
hearts. North's king was permitted
to hold and the jack was returned;
this, too, won the trick and the suit
was cleared When declarer tried
the diamond finesse, South cashed
the setting tricks in hearts. West
contended that his partner should
have won the second heart trick
instead Of holding up till the third
round. East argued that he wanted
to run North out of hearts in case
he had the king of diamonds. It's
bad day for East. If South has
the king of diamonds the holdup
will be meaningless. If North has
it it is unnecessary because the dia-
mond finesse will succeed and the
contract thus be fulfilled.
Declarers best play was to take
the second heart trick and then
run the four club tricks. South will
have to make a discard which will
no doubt be the five of spades. This
will make it appear unlikely that
South holds four spades, since then
he would hardly discard from that
holding and possibly permit the run
= of dummy,S suit. This makes it
> safe to cash the king and then the
ace Of spades. clearing the South
hand of that suit Now the OPEN
ing leader is given the lead with the
ten of hearts. He may run his three
heart tricks, but will have nothing
left but diamonds to lead to de-
clarer.
Maybe East shouldn't have men
toned it!
Copyright, 1915. by Charles H. Goren. }
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

PENTHOUSE-Stewart Building 9Th and
D SITS. W; approximately 17x50 suit
able for architect construction Offices,
photographer or similar business; Will re-
model TO suit tenant. JEROME S. MUIR
RAY, 1881 G st. NV. RE. 2460.
DESK SPACE, ideal for = people single
desk Cor i; also telephone and mail serv
MISS WRIGHT. 500 Eye NV. MA. 5iS7
downtown reasonable, Call RE. 1862,
evenings Kensington 81.
3 OFFICES as a suite, convenient down.
town location, ! block from Municipal
Center heat furnished; reasonable rental
500 st. NV. NE. 1882.
OFFICE ROOMS, opposite. Old Dominion
ming water gas connection. connecting
bath. G, ". CLEVER co. NC OK O322
1865 CONN. AVE. N.W.-2nd- floor Office,
200 50. it: rental. S45 per month I'M
mediate occupancy. See Mr.. Furlow.
RANDALL H HAGNER CO, INC, 1921
Conn. ave. DE. 5000
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AuToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRE RECAPPING IN WASH-One- day
service: Leave car at 8 IN, ready at 3
Grade-A. rubber. Guar. work car protect
ed, under cover. Not left on street or lot
Plenty OF Grade and tires and tubes
in stock, passenger and truck CONSOL-
DATED SALES CO, 1896 H st. ne. LU
0S34-LU. 1877
TIRE RECAPPING, s-hour service, by ap-
pointment. Leave your car Q am, pick 1t
UP at 5 pm. Finest grade materials used
Expert workmanship by experienced re-
Gaping mechanics. All work guaranteed
ample parking facilities. PALDER a.
1212; 1903 Lee hwy, Arlington OK. oO13
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LETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it, If you have
"Lettered-Out" correctly it's the Curzon
Line.
Answer TO Yesterdays Letter-Out
(Sl READERS-DEARER tnoblerl.
tYl THORNY - NORTH tnoted bridge
Dldyerl
&C. OBSCURE-BOURSE money martp
co PEALS--ALPS fhish placesl.
tEl OTTERS-TORTS twronesl
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BETBESDA-120.0o square feet OF in
dustrial ground will be divided into
small tracts, 81 per square foot or win
improve to suit tenant, subject to present
restrictions covering improvements E M
FRY. INC. 1240 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda
Md WI 6740
PROMINENT NV. LOCATION. store with
large shop. apis. of 2 rooms, kitchen and
bath each; good income and reasonable
price. WALTER A. BROWN. 14l5 Eye
DoWNToWN COMMERCIAL brick building.
near 18th and K SITS. NV. 4-story, and
basement: immediate occupancy. sale or
lease NJ L. KRAFT. ME. 5400.
1900 BLOCK EYE ST. N,W.-Brick store,
separate entrance to rms and . baths
upstairs; oil heat: suitable for real estate.
doctor, medical supplies any lstt-com-
mercial use; must be inspected TO be ap-
preciated; price, 100000; reasonable terms.
GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON g. SON,
Active Realtors Since 1892, 1919 Eye St.
Nv. Ma. 1926
STORE AND ROOMS AND BATH-Brick,
wide alley. located on Pa ave. near 21st;
price, Sl5,150. Call Mr.; Tammaro. ia:
1915. SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO., 1908 H
st. NV. Ma 2345
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont. IpV

PACKARD 1889 seven-passenger super
eight limousine: ORIGINAL paint, heater and
PIYMouTH coup; coupe, IS; good tires radio
and heater; trade for late-model motor
cycle. Call Ii, 0627 bet. and 10 pm, 81
PONTIAC 1887 four-door trunk sedan:
radio and heater: $3.50 cash. Call DU.
07S4, 32I0 10th st. NV
coupe, 1896; in good run
ming condition. good tires, new brakes, good
reasonable offer. DU 1926. A..
WILL TRADE panel-body Ford truck for
coupe or sedan. AMERICAN ENGINEERING
& MANUFACTURING CO., 104S Potomac
st NV NO 4410
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SHOE REPAIR STORE for sale. l05 H
st NV.
GROCERY. fully equipped 1923 H st.
u G. -
GROCERY STORE, with living quarters;
at same corner for % years; doing weekly
business of $500 Would like to dispose
OF II on account OF health Call Alex
andria oNS3
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WILL PAY GOOD CASH PRICE for late
model - or l ton pickup truck. must be
or NO 2a04
TRICK wanted from private party 1895
1850; large stake or platform body. fair
condition; paw ceiling. about 5000. Write
g M JONES, Gainesville, Va. or call
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AUTO LOANS.

INCOME TAX, automobile loans without
indorsers We do not check with employ
credit record Car does not have to be
paid tor in order to obtain money NOLAN
FINANCE CO., 1102 New York ave. NV
Open til & pm 31s
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OFFICES WANTED.

BRANTFF ANYWAYS, INC, wants suite Of
rooms for business office in downtown
area. Contact, MR.. JACK INGRAM al
Shoreham Hotel, Room S14-F.
THE BLUE NETWORK needs q suite o.
two OF, three Offices, must be in modern
centrally located downtown building; will
lease on several years basis. Address V
K1SSAL, care The Blue Network l4th and
New YORK ave. NV. or phone Ma. 800
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USED CAR SALE.

USED CAR SALE.
al Mercury sedan-coupe, heater.
a Buick Roadmaster sedan. heater
Al Studebaker "6'' Commander sedan.
T. and h.
;3s Buick 7-pass. sedan. T. and n
Al Buick Century sedan. r and h
40 Packard 70" sedan, r. and b., oVerdriye.
Dodge sedan fluid drive ana
40 Packard "6'' club coupe r. and
40 La Sale club coupe. and h.
40 La Sale 80" sp sedan. r. and h.
40 Oldsmobile 20" sedan. and n.
40 Oidsmobile torpedo club cpe.. r. and h.
80 La Sale sedan, and h.
80 Studebaker Commander 4dr. sedan,
80 Buick BUICK 4- DIR Century sedan.
80 Chrysler 4-dr. 6-cyl sedan. r. and h.
'3S Buick business coupe, r. and h.
Many others in stock.
HYATTSVILLE BUICK CO., WA I'LL
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE SPACE, 1000 to 1000
square feet. Write the WALCoTT- TAY-
Washington o. D. c., attention B [.
Roberts, or phone Metropolitan 5s46
zone, Tor wholesale beverage concern: I'M
mediate possession. Phone AT 1880,
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STORES WANTED.

STORE OR WAREHOUSE bldg or garage.
having bet. 2000-5,00O So # space; will
rent in any location. RA. 1852 or 1884
ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTOR, permanent-
~ located N Washington, wants TO rent
store or 2nd floor in Northwest business
location. MCGEE & CO, Elk. 1903.
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sUMMER CAMPS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

CAMP INFORMATTON-Your .child's sum.
mer should be planned now. New England
camps fill rapidly. Call for details, WASH
INGTON SCHOOLS ASSOC, RE. 3939
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

GROUND FLOOR OF BUILDING, 800 So
It. available for storage or repair shop
Address letter to 2130 st. NV or cali
NO 2l4a
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BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and buildine sites Write
tor catalogue Box ~. MAYO. A Co Nd
fnrhshe5 - me- from eon nriysts
beach for property owners. Ma. 1898. eve.
TWO BUSINESS LOCATIONS for sale at
North Beach. Md. MARVIN E. WEST
North Beach 50. g
THREE ROOM COTTAGE. Chesapeake
Bay: furnished: 200 #. from beach; quick
sale: total price $1,000 DE 5O92.
BAY RIDGE. MD.-Bargain, near bay and
furnished 4 rooms and bath. fireplace, big
screened porch, fine garage with shop and
dressing rooms, outdoor shower, lovely
trees and shrubbery; price. 81, 500 Phone
JOY ELMER MORGAN, Randolph 1870.
any day between ) and 6 p m.
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SUBURBAN REkT-MARYlAND.

BELTSNILLE. MD.-Home Acres 3-bed.
room modern new home, partly furnished
near Government experiment stations;
room. etc; vacant April lst F C.
BRAUN. Howard I'd, off Montgomery I'd
Turn of Wash. blvd. at trolley light. 4"
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REAL EsrATE WANIEp.

IMMEDIATE BUYERS for homes and in
vestment property In Takoma Park and
Silver Spring area. Call Mr.. christensen,
with p. D. FORD, realtor. 81 1850.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont. /,

LARGE, MODERN APT; $40, 300 gross In
come: approximately 100000 cash needed
ARLINGTON REALTY CO., 1904 Wilson
blvd, Glebe 1900.
BRIGHTW0OD--Two 4-room apis. fur
nished; total rents. SOB month expense
only S35 month; price, S12.950: $1,000
cash required.
Commercial store and apt, store rented
at $50 month and 4-room apt at 500
month expense only S27 monthly; price,
81 $50. Can be seen by appointment
kOGoD & BoOKOFF. Ma. $3.50.
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ACREAGE WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

WILL RENT or buy | acre, not outside 5
miles of city for storage. Box 309-G,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
STORES fOR SALE.

COLORED desires TO buy or 3 acres in
Md; prefers near water. suitable for gar
den and chickens, with or without house
Box 22S-D. Star -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

VACANT GROUND. IO0'x125': Georgia
the ne. corner of Columbia blvd. first
business section north of Silver Spring.
This desirable property can be leased or
owner will build for suitable tenant. In
aniries solicited. See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER
BROS. INC Washington Bldg. DI; 5000,
LARGE HOUSE on Bladensburg I'd. lust
north of New York ave: II rooms,
baths, steam heat fcoaD; LIST commercial
LINKINS CO, ] Dupont Circle. DE. 1900
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT small lunchroom or
priority store. cOlored. HO 1854 A.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

GARAGE and filling station equipment
BABER s MOTOR CO.. rear 1919 13tl
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LOTS WANTED,
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

)T OR LOTS in D C tor houses or
hall apartments. Also > TO i acres on
7. near D c Box 1850, Star
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

I HAVE MANY desirable foreign buyers
WITH cash for invest. or bus property r
HERNANDEZ. 10y Eye st. NV. DI 1851
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

DODGE 1899" pickup truck for hire
day or hour Call Ma ohn1
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AVIS. AUBURN Buick. Cadillac. Chevro-
let, ChrysleT Dodge, Ford, De Soto,
La Sale. Nash, Odsmobile, Packard
plymouth, Pontiac. Studebaker and WHY'S
Only the best price, JACK PRY MOTORS.
18th and Pa ave Sc
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IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
home today or sell TO cash clients waiting
al full market value. MITCHELL QUICK,
DI 2S31 So
The Omaha guide., 1945-08-04
VETERANS WILL GET JOBS

Men and women who LETT insurance JOBS to serve
with the nations armed forces will find that the bust
ness has twofold educational program waiting for
them upon their return to civilian life Immediately
available will be printed summaries of all important
changes that have taken place in property, casualty
and inland marine insurance Selected centers will
provide refresher courses Also available will be ad
vanced and special adult educational courses designed
to fit them for better jobs
Plans are being developed for providing adequate
educational facilities for those returning veterans
without previous insurance experience, who desire to
enter the business either agents or company en-
ployes There will be jobs for many new employees
The extensive progress in broadening fire and
property insurance coverages in providing types
of protection and "a-risk' policies to fit the policy
holders changing needs, makes it desirable for vet
Grams who plan to reenter the field Of general nsur
ance to use this educational shortcut to get up to
date as quickly as possible.
Postwar educational planning is being coord-
mated by the National Association of Insurance
Agents and It's affiliated state associations Experts
from fire and casualty insurance companies are CIV
ing time to help nike the postwar plan efficient and
comprehensive
1t is anticipated that short-course schools will be
set up on statewide basis at some central univer
sity college Other courses will be given by local
boards of insurance agents and in the home offices Of
many companies.
The Omaha guide., 1945-08-04

like the cotton workers Of Mississippi,
toll from Sun-up till Sundown for
wages which, before the war, aver
aged less than SO cents day.
Two months ago, TugweIl vetoed
bill which would have required the
islands schools to be conducted in
Spanish, the language Of the people
rather than in-EngliSh.- But since inn
perialiSm always tries to destroy a
nations language as a preliminary to
destroying its pride, Tugwell declared
that the schools would have to Be
taught in English 50 long as Puerto
Rico remained an American colony.
Evidently Tugwell's policy Of CON
ceSsionS to Puerto Rico was only ap-
peasement for the dark days Of war
crisis, writes the distinguished Puer-
to Rican patriot, Juan Antonio Cor
reter. Nov, he seems to be showing
his true self.
u. S. Progressives and the labor
movement must take notice Of what
is happening join us in a uni
fed demand: Hands off Puerto Rico"
The Omaha guide., 1945-08-04

One thing that is stressed in tales told by those
who have watched our armies at thier far flung
battle stations the world is the desire of our
boys for music. Every entertainer has come back
with the feeling that the greatest audience in the
world is our GI's
Lilly Pons in her first concert in Germany-where
she sang the songs that Germany had barred be-
cause their writers were non-Aryan-said: 'No
concert or opera audience has ever been more ap-
preciative
But is that surprising? Our boys are used to
muslc-Of some sort other. 1t has been part of
their daily lives 1t speaks Of the homes from which
they came, Of the homes to which they hope to
turn. #~g
America since its inception has sung But Am
erica itself has been orchestra. What is democ-
racy but the blending Of many instruments7 Some
times one instrument plays solo role for a few
minutes sometimes another, but all parts of the
whole symphony. The orchestratiOn has a place
for each. If you listen closely you can distinguish
the various instruments, each according to the
score supplementing and cOmplementng each other
Into this nation have come people Of different
races, of different faiths, Of different classes Blend
ed together, like the instruments in the orchestra,
they have become an entity. They have made what
Walt Whitman called the music of democracy.
We are proud of heterogeneous population,
proud of its homOgeneity. We proud of the ira
rOns of the past prouder Of the present ability to
work and fight and live together unhampered by
the prejudices, hatreds and petty biases Of more
narrowly circumscribed nations overseas. But we
are proudest Of all of the hope-no, the determin-
alton to shape future where the brotherhood Of
man fill be recognized all over the world and the
nations will live together in harmony their
and daughters live in good will in own country.
A far off ambition in these warning days? Yes
but as has progressed so will man progress
till further. AS the great democracy, nation with
a pOlyglOt population, we have the task of playing
so beautifully unfinished symphony, that the
rest Of the world will join in to make it perfect
whole. Then will the music ofdemocracy fill the
earth with celestial harmony.
The Omaha guide., 1945-08-04

An American fiier back from a
Jap prison camp says the Japs, real
izing they are beaten, are treating
our prisoners better. Nothing like
a good licking to bring out ones
virtues.
The new DDT insecticide perfect
ed by the army kills everything but
human beings. Another secret
weapon against Japan.
Life insurance paynrAts in 1e44
by companies in the United States
and Canada, amounted to S2,916,'
720, $50, an increase of S132, ,244, ,04s
over 1943. Death claims continued tc
rise during the year and totaled 81
800, ,972,6 ,674, the largest amount ever
paid in one year; accidental death
benefit payments, however de
clined s829. .223 to $40, ,356, GAG, the low
est since 1929; the death benefits sum
ming to Abs per cent of tota,
payments, the highest percentage
paid to benefciaries in 26 years.
Matured endowments increased
$50, 143 to > high of $447, 1928, ,401