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SPACE available for industrial or ware
housing; $500 So feet on one floor; fire
proof concrete bldg. railroad siding Ask
Tor MR.. BECK, on premises, 2l45 Queens
MODERN CONCRETE BUILDING. 10000
So. #. floor space on l floor, Aft. cell
ing height. railroad siding at building.
13x13-ft. doors, truck loading at dash
board level: ! door for truck drive in: on
concrete st, Just of main highway. 10 to
:! ; min run to downtown: available July
18th on long lease. WEAVER BROS,
NC. Washington Bldg. DI. $500; ewes
CTi Q23S IL
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225xI25, corner 3rd and Atlantic SITS Sc;
ali improvements, paved street, bus IT
street: zoned for semideta ched or group
houses and for apartments, price. 50 600
75x110. on east size 3rd st. Sc, so fee5
but all improvements available: zoned for
houses or apartments u units. price
&, 500 BFALL TURNER & CO, RA 0ss5
No 1908 Vermont ave. Ma 6l31 IA.
COLORED HOME SITES. Arlington noun
tain view; sewer, water. $3.50. Up
BOWERS 11Q4 18th 81. NV RE, 2n@9
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SUMMER CAMPS,

CAMP MINNEHAHA-Last call to Amer
ica's outstanding boys camp in the heart
W Va: Season opens June -. Free in
formation. Write S. G. THOMAS. 2O0o P
Il NV 49,
SUMNER CAMP and summer school at
Howell Academy for Boys, on Severn
River; vigorous program. all activities
Box 62S, Annapolis, Md. Annapolis 2354
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ACREAGE WANTED.

BUILDER WANTS ACREAGE and Improved
lots or farms ms tor snodlysion in Wash
call at once for quick action OSTRCW 4,
WEISSBERG REALTY CO.. 6l2 5th ST
n OQSE
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LOTS WANTED.

i PAY CASH Tor los in D. e or nearb,
LOTS OR ACREAGE for els IN D. c. or
within 3 miles. suitable for low-cost
houses close TO Transportation no brokers.
NICHOLAS, EN- 1860 II
ACREAGE, nearby Nd or Va suit able 70
subdivide. Give cash price. Box l@l M,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

WILL CONSIDER RENTING large modern
country home near wafer for 10 weeks:
June 18Th through Aus. 80. to high class
tenants. references required. Call AID.
= u e1LeE n to- appnin. ment
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE,

BUSINESS PROPERTY, Douos frederick
Co. brick and cement store with gas
station. saraee and dwelling al junction
Of roads priced low or exchange for
.. c. OF nearby Nd or Va property. Ad-
dress, P. o. Box 34l, Silver Spring Nd
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SUMMER hoAES

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Top floor, huge
room, bath, private entrance; electric grill;
suit. ? to A.: season to Sept. Is. $3.50. or
will share with l or 2 ladies. GIL. S5l4
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STORES WANTED.

DESIRE SMALL OR LARGE STORE for
dry-cleantng establishment. ia. 1857.
DESIRE SMALL STORE, do not need shop
ping section. Ma. 0460 IA
owner direct. no dealers or brokers' BOX
279-L. Star. III
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

5000 to 10000 So. it.; part can be End
floor If elevator available; industrial or end
commercial; whole or part Of bldg accept
CnARlEs 8. GUM needs good investment
ps9pes fof nan et az h., hsyinF sue'tsn-
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OFFICES WANTED.

REAL ESTATE BROKER, woman, will
D. C. and Md. license, would like pvt
g. co. WI 257I. III
OFFICE SPACE or small store wanted be.
tween Petworth and Brightwood PARK.
VIEW d. PETWORTH TRANSFER CO.
31O5 Ga ave -16
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

MODERN DESK SERVICE, telephone. mail
address. one or all free; downtown loca-
ton. Call D1. 5000. -l6
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY-Read to- wear
store and dreSsmaking. Call no. 1920
from 10 am TO pm. Id
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ROCK CREEK CHI. RD.-2 apts., one with
4 rms. and bath: other with 8 rms. anc
bath: separate entrances
Suitland Manor-Several 4-family apt
houses, starting from Sl5,75O: with SIS ,OO(
cash
On Georgia ave.-13 apis. very eooc
condition: priced low
Near 18th and Belmont-1e apts; $50.
500 very good income
Lincoln Park furnished apts: ga
NV h: Diet. garage: S175 income per mo
little expense. For appt call AID. 4454
until 9 pm. COLUMBIA REALTY CO.
1929 18th st. NV IT.
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FOR RENT-June Is. through season.
$500 month, s-room cottage privats
For saIe-Los cabin. S12 900. MARY
T BOARD. EN- ash -is
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FARMS FOR SALE.

REAy CpnppTNr EapN TO

Gaithersburs Nd Has nice meadow,
water IN all fields, 6-rm house bank
barn. Prcied FOR quick sale at So 600
SllRo $500. ewes and Sun. SE S5oS
STANLEY PEARSON. 1895 Georgia ava.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN tcont. ,

SEAMsTRESS will turn your worn shirt
collars: quick service. NE. 1885.
SEAMSTRESS, colored, wants position By
day or week; $50 week. Phone RA. 1893
SECRETARY, administrative, research and
tarial and supervisory experience: no OBJ
leetion to overtime. Box 442-z Star.
SECRETARY. years sec. exper. incl.
legal; capable, reliable. accurate: prefer
interesting work recurring initiative; $500
ne sTcp With IL 80 ADVANCE; Box 4s7,A. Star. is
law. fun or part time. Box 474-z, Star.
sEcREARY, Katharine Gibbs graduate, de-
sires permanent position years expert
s%nee % =, in purchasing; $500 month. Box
sEcREraRY CLERK and stenosrapher
with general once experience In legal.
commercial, Confessional and Govern
ment work: college graduate; temporary,
51day Sr Tesk; $50 week. Box 135-B, Star
assss9rate' asss do typins experienced. MI.
sTENoGRApHER SECRETARY. .Iperi-
enced. capable, over 35. desires overseas
position; Box 171-B. Star.
II, rfISG Ss done at home. Call Dupont $500,
WAITsEss. i solored. P,s; EXP. desire. work in
nss nies re rsssaursnt. sasE full time, no sunday.
WOMAN desires responsible position: last
Credit suBni a1d
YOUNG WOMAN, English MA, journalistic
experience, desires position beginning
sept l5; available now for interview. Box
JUsT COMPLETED university course.
bookkeeping, tipping and correspondence,
experienced in all Box 203-B, Star 1es
Evening star., 1946-08-18
MOTOR TRAVEL

RELIABLE, CAREFUL MAN. driving Rich
mond., Raleigh, 8. c.; Georgia Saturday,
August Aug saea =; Ct sstt. pm; accommodate 4.
DRIVING TO CHICAGO AND MADISON
Aasust 25. Take one. MR.. GAsToN.
sHARE-ExPENsE PLAN. Los Angeles, soF,
Chicago. low rates. all cities. cars daily:
refs. exch. 23 Mass. ave. NV, RE. $3.50.
VETERAN NAVAL OFFICER will drive your
car or truck to Seattle or vicinity; safe.
25-sept. L. Box 77B, Star. Is.
OCEAN CITY. Rehoboth, Bethany Beach:
aaily through season; new car; reservations
WIFE AND HusBAND, experienced driver,
desire ride to Omaha week end August 80;
share expense. CHI. 92s9 until pm.
500 TO RELIABLE PARTY to tow lfsht
trailer to Miami, Fla. from Wash, D. C.
Write o. F. CARSON. General Delivery.
PARTY OF THREE t3) desire ride Mich.
vicinity. Grand Rapids or Lansing; leave
Aug 90, return around Sept. 10; refer.
GofSG WKsT TO CoIoRxDo, Col Utah, Ida
ho, or Montana? Driving, leaving Sept.
9th. Call Georgia s69l after Z pm. Nom
TOURING NEW ENGLAND. Aug. a4.sept.
Z; desires slender passengers. RA. 3543,
Sunday and evenings.
COLLEGE STUDENT, sex-marine, exper.
driver desires share exp. Houston, Tex:
leave Wash. mot later than Sept. IL. Glebs
44O0. Ext SS3
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INSTRUCTIONS couRsEs.

MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture.
all subjects taught. Approved BY Govern
pKrN K rSHhHdS 81 nv d. eona.sa aasa
oF wAsHH1iNSdaTfoN, NC. C. a4 asS4 ilth *
n'sG; I WILL L. TEACH Teach YOU papsrhansins or
own home. 40 years experience Tools
saes iaser7:a r. & IT, aSGs m Iess m
SPANISH CLASSES-small congen. srps.,
fast obiec. meth, (no Eng. spoken). Train.
axH lin scHSoI sasS Go S7sa onn ntsy sTe gpIsa..
rollment. co-educational; fall registration
.now rs ACCEPTED; classes start Sept. 10.
lsTTtu65fEoS7 sTt 5ES7' COURSE IN professions, nor
traiture; class BEGINS early in sept; i'm i'm
tss nuPSfE & Ssusintf sTnbroc cs saoT Te Kseds
Island ave. Mt. Rainier. Md. 20'
PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in s mos.
speeiaisf son IN E9ise training organ and die
poP'ULAR PYAso PYaS or accordion tausht III in
20 lessons, Improvising and transposine
issson MR aEWMha S5sdss ,SSs f0E trial
ME. 4700 or RA. $500. 81
PIANO INSTRUCTION. adults and children
who have reached the age OF 10. DI. 1910.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE In shorthand,
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma
At BOYD scHooI. sss. 1855 s s's g. Ia. ES ssss.
FRENCH conversation, private instruction
BY highly cultured widow Of European diplo-
Sosrfonnfss Ss hGhsFt coSssr. sHs easy to learn
touch typing free with course; top-saisried
position u NI SIpe9ii siss start. BOYD SCHOOL 1883
toenttnusd On Ns9t Pass.l
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HELP DOMESTIC.

ASST. H0UsEKEEPER, Catholic Tectory,
1--we 1--we IN; room and board plus salary; refs.
COOK, gen. hsewk.: exp; full time: no
nights, no laundry; other help employed !;
C9nnn. ave. apt; must have city ref. EN-.
COOK, general housework; experienced;
COOK. general houseworker. experienced
hos nc aasa sary ys sas
sthss sanasz, '1 eali MI es ssS4. e .Ao fss''
y. hs''s e. s$s ssrs vsef Shazsn sas
COOK AND G,H.w; for suburban Catholic
manenf; live in: $40 for 5h-das VIZ. BOX
sSSk, ss sdqts lit, So fpys ;o sas oJ Dinner at
COOK and light housekeeper for cultured
out Or live iin, attractive rm private bath,
sIsaning and ironing; SISa mo. CAN
COOK. general housework; small family;
week; References. Wo. a7s1., lis.
ing, $50 per week; other full-time serv-
ant, day of each week and every other
IN vs erass IL Or s Sa # m
health eer.iticste and references required.
COOK -G.H. ". adults only; part-time Work.
;5o-6;39' s & dinner; as6S Sl5 per week plus car
ssp oook e..lF E live in eh9sss H9stsr;
tlyi good salary, references. Call CO.
Gook-HoUsEwoRKER for doctors fam
", assist with children; live in; $40.
EMPL0YED COUPLE. colored, would IKE
a settle-minded lady to live with them to
keep children; no washing. MRS. HAZEL
hxPERfENogp eaxet'n Whse wsiltrained sHe ain Cook
aand osssr h Cd sna sun
poso Appy sSe bSs 44s nn
G.H.w.--Reliable. fond Of children; live
Hpsn ANS AsNSSkpf PEAiN Sso "a ssSa
laundry; apt, Monday through Friday. IL
SHsrSaIs sSzs s s.asr,.nssa
small house and . children, Sleep in pre-
ferred. Must have references. $50 week
rsrr., :; stn,t c,,s No 553t s
children: S100 month, board, private
room and bath. EMPLOYED couple. Call
GENERAL tiesiaRa YHtousEwoRK, plain COOKING s in
ahner ss dsi ssas sns &c. sf y
GENERAL HousEwoRK. plain cooking.
ss Bath ys .d out parc Gr ss n
Chevy Chase Circles pleasant surroundings.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER and cook ior 4
oa adualts; Washing machine; nae live in or out;
fES6saKhErfMR. fSSSd iahsisE &C. has shlts. good hom. and
calI Il sl27 Il st. TOR intsfvisH. @2a "
Evening star., 1946-08-18
SITUATIONS MEN and woMEN.

COL0RED COUPLE desire work As cook
s9d GasIlR4n lhRSqseman,, < na,,,rDI DI: 1922:
lying quarters; Man has outside Job exp.
COUPE, manage. maintain property; In
SOBER, exper;, obligins DU 9lS4, gre
COUPLE, colored, wants janitor's quarters.
AD. 1891 eyes. and all day Sunday. Ask
Evening star., 1946-08-18

salary Apply sLoAN's. 7s5 7tRR R'iit st. foSo n'%'
TYpIsT POSITION open in sales depart
hand would be helpful but is not essential.
GO good salary s.day week summer, half
0 Work in sdsh oce
interview write details and phone number
TYPisT Tor addressing envelopes on piece
basis; evening work, 8 to 10 pm. Box
TYPisTsMHours $50 to 4:15, 5-day week,
no Saturday work; permanent positions,
pleasant working conditions, inexpensive
Hpp Room p4S sis 1b TT g.
WAifREssEs WANTED. Salary ~ and excel
lent tips; hrs. from IL to pm; closed
AssfsS A1s9E stSsr sss NJ dsBs f as1xfI9s
SNa aHiNSsn sSPsEspSfa Ap1 sSe
ave. Phone MI. 4546 -1s
xs'ts ra s1o or e. a5ss' a5Sssss'
sss s. ssss yes
Isabsy Say cossd Sssa sun to taG Sss,
WAiThEss. white. experienced in serving
iood; uniforms and meals tips and sal
WA1TREssHsINsnt VIZ s1ss s MS and day shifts IS A.
ply CERES LUNCH, 1909 ST. NV. 80
MATTRESSES f2)s white. DUFFY'S TAv-
ERN, 1851 Georgia ave. NV. Air condi-
toned, good working conditions and tips;
not oyer 20. Call in person, see Miss
WAITRESS, white, for lunch and dinner.
Apply PIERRE RESTAURANT, 1929 Que
+ st. NV. 10
WOMAN, white, settled: general housework:
live in or out; good wages. Call Du. 3944.
WOMAN. young, for general office work;
must have knowledge OF tipping and filing;
40 hours, no Saturday work; salary. $40.
Apply WARRINGTON TRANSFER, INC,
l249 New York ave ne. AT. 9633. II
WOMAN, to sell real estate in Maryland,
who lives convenient to Bethesda; fine op-
portunity. Box 102-B, Star 49,
WOMAN WILL DO G.H.w.. care for chill
dren. In exchange for room, cooking IA
cilities for herself, employed husband
daushter. 5 Yrs. diebe s76S. GRACE.
Evening star., 1946-08-18

ACCOUNTANT T-BOOKKEEPER, degree. ex.
perienced, construction or mfg. ONCE pref, :;
SSS soa Gall At; 2Is2 49,
er. many years experience, wishes work.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. TR. 745s.
19s
CHAPERONE SERVICE and baby sitter for
invalid or children, by hour dsy or week
ends; best references; middle aged, refined
lady. Phone DE. 0554 lSs
CHiLDREN'S CHAPERONE service-Trayel,
Evening star., 1946-08-18

9oii' Apoi Nt" SeioeS ave- INV. NA. ooI2.
sTENoGRAPHER -. GENERAL ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CORP, 1890 N. Y. ave. NV.
piVe.day e. d; week week. Apply in person. See W.
sTENoGRAPHERs Large nationally
known concern win employ several hiskh
speed Of SO Wds. per minute: excel. work.
and telephone number, Box so7-s. ss ssar
sTENoGRAPHER, few hours per week
private correspondents. ME. 24S5.
STENOGRAPHER for doctors once. must
type and take shorthand well; good salary
and working consdn,sions: ase, is te s5. .Ap-
ply In person. 1901 Eye st. NV" RIM. 312.
sTENoGRAPHER. age. 1896, capable.
hour hour week: permanent: 's GOOD ds; saiary, a. a.
yancements and excellent working condi.
ttons, Apply psIsonnsl Ise nav. Sf1se. Room 6o4
s|TENoSkAPaEa, Gs Hsi e r., p=sas.sDps.rins = yeSns
VIC Il gHslf A'lls 18th 'ssisPnil sas
ssiTSEiNSoSGRApHER, siSi expr.; s4a.5o per rxe Week
sTENoGRAPHER, ei under N 10, FOR for perm perma-
nent i position in old-established organize.
ton; 5-day week. Apply End floor. lT22
STENOGRAPHERS-O in seyera
| departments, permanent positions: b-da,
week; Apply personnel Office, 2nd floor TIKI
sTEnoGRAPHERs for growing publishins
| firm in field of national affairs; stable
permanent employment starting salar,
based on qualifications, with regular in.
creases: 5-day. 40-hr. week. no Saturdays
annual and sick leave; weekly paydays
| free life, surgical and hospitalization in.
outside Of contested business district; teIe.
phone DI. 1900. Ext. 262, or apply a
1888 gath st: NV. between 9:30 and II
| am. or and A pm. lis
STENOGRAPHER. experienced: good sal
ary, opportunity for advancement; Ice
furniture house ATLAS, -921 q st. NV
STENOGRAPHEk-Ge ONCE work
pa days; average salary. S43 per week
: MA. So76. "a
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Chicago's School for Veterans
By PHILIP [. McNAMEE
PART |
ge of technical an d vocational educa

MEMBERS of the Chicago board of
-lH1 education have overlooked no facility
that will aid the returning Chicago vet
eran to advance his education.
They have planned a system of Chi
cago veteran schools, with the co-opera-
tion of executives of the American Legion,
Veterans of Foreign Wars Disable Ameri-
can War Veterans. Illinois Veterans Adj
ministration and Illinois Bureau of Educa-
tion and Vocational Rehabilitation.
The Chicago veteran schools are to be
the model for a national service.
President James B. McCahey and
superintendent of schools William H. John
son, in organizing three Chicago veteran
schools on the south, north and west
sides, based their action on experience
gained in a program organized in June,
1914, when the Washburne and Dunbar
trade schools established courses for train
ing disabled soldiers and sailors.
THESE courses. approved by the Vet
l. erans' Administration, were expanded
to include veterans eligible for the benefits
of the CT Bill. Now they have enroffees III
all Chicago high schools, trade schools,
junior college and evening schools.
located at Parker High School, Crane
Technical High School and Schurz High
School.
Facilities offered by the Chicago board
of education to returning veterans are
manifold. Some have said we have ar
ranged IAN educational cafeteria" for, The
good of the veteran. He can receive indi-
vidual education on any level from ele-
mentary grades to junior college can
attend regular classes of high school, if
he desires, or take accelerated and indi-
Yidual courses in the three veteran schools.
\ S AN example-perhaps CT Joe never
"A graduated from elementary school.
A counsellor in any of the Chicago high
schools will recommend that he take in
dividual study for a while in adult classes
at Dante elementary school.
There he will be examined as to grade
level, will be coached on an accelerated
plan, and as rapidly as he can progress,
will be advanced until he receives his eie-
mentary diploma.
This diploma admits him to the high
schools of the Chicago system.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

of labor is the hope of substantial
profit. The decision to put ceilings
on new structures will tend to de-
crease incentives to build at time
when the people are suffering from
an acute shortage of dwellings.
Instead of allocating and ration
ing scarce items after the shooting
phase of the war, the public interest
requires an expansion in the output
of materials which 60 into the con-
struction of homes.
Politically inspired confusion has
interferred with the stepping up of
such productivity.
Instead, in the face of obvious
need for expanded supplies, the lum-
Der industry on the West Coast was
subjected to protracted work stop
page.
NOW that the hurdle has at length
~ been surmounted, a steel strike
has been called for Jan. ID.
Thus man made shortages are ac-
cumulating faster than political
manipulation of the rules of business,
sometimes dignifed as economic
planning" can Offset them.
1t is important to clarity the
atmosphere so Americans can at
length face the realities.
The potentials for high level of
employment and Of business volume
are bright, but they cannot be at
tanned by postponing the day of
reckoning.
The reversal of basic economic
policies respecting housing by the
administration attests to the folly of
ignoring fundamentals and trying to
run in the face of national experience
and common sense.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

TIIAT. of course. long has
L been realized IN Washing
ton Stains demand al the
Moscow conference came AS no
surprise But the weakness dis
played at the kreml,n hy Sec
retary ByrneS did come as a
shock.
Communist Russia has acted
swiftly 10 take fgll advantage
OF her place on The Allied com
mission IN Washington and the
Allied council IN Tokyo She
has named her representatives
who Will SIT IN both capitals 10
lnterject Soviet policy INTO the
heretofore W holly American
policy IN Japan
II also came as a shock 10
Washington that Secretary of
War Patterson. Al this critical
iuncture. should have been will
ing Still further 10 undermine
Macarthur by his lll-adviSed
statement at Honolulu on Jan =.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

Our system includes a large number
of general, technical and vocational high
schools, in which veterans can complete
their high school work and obtain a
diploma; trade schools which specialize an
short term, intensive training in wide
variety of industrial work; junior college
which offers the first two years of col
lege work leading to professional degrees;
one-year and two-year terminal courses
preparatory for semi-professional careers,
and teachers college, whose graduates
are eligible to teach in our Chicago
schools.
In each school there is an official
familiar with such matters AS credits,
courses of study, college entrance require
ments and educational and training re-
quirements for various occupations.
THE board of education knows time is
Il very important to veterans 1t also
realizes that veterans prefer to be with
men of their own group, rather than with
younger regular high school students. Spe-
cial facilities have been established to
meet these needs.
Accelerated high school programs, Of
fering fully accredited courses in frac-
tion of the usual time required, have been
made available at the three veteran
schools.
Comfortable conference FeeHfs are
used, instead of traditional class rooms.
Individual instruction makes 1t possible
for veteran TO progress as rapidly as his
initiative and abilities permit-but he must
fully master the work usually required for
the regular high school student.
Veterans who have the necessary quail
fications may carry junior college work
in addition to high school subjects. They
have the privilege of enrolling at any time,
and diplomas will be awarded whenever
the requirements have been met They
may, of course. attend their former high
schools, if they SO desire-bHt those who
are p or older are urged to attend the
veteran schools.
Tests compiled by the United States
Armed Forces Institute will be admins
tered on request to veterans who are for
mer students of Chicago high schools
Applications must be made to the principal
who holds the applicants record
Refresher courses can also be arranged
for CT Joe.
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Economic HHKaHpHaiRlS
BOSS EbOWm!

co.. CALLED economic planning"
~ by federal politicians is begging
down.
The index of the utter confusion
which prevails has been exemplified
by the recent presidential order re-
versing the previous policies respect
ing housing.
First, the administration lifted
the priorities and restraints on new
construction.
Now it renders private investors
and enterprisers jittery by making
an about face, changing the rules i'll
midstream
The effect of the man made un-
certainty will be more hesitation and
delay, rather than an acceleration of
the effort to lick the critical housing
shortage through unrestrained pro-
ductivity.
Having caused the delay through
inept interference, the politicians, in
the next phase, will doubtless pro
pose more or less socialiZation of the
housing industry on the alleged
ground that private industry has
failed.
s.
THIS type of specious logic recalls
Il the argument made before court
where a man was being tried for
numbering his father and his mother.
He sought clemency on the ground
that he was an orphan.
If Americans are to achieve the
new promise of peace and plenty, we
must learn to deal with fundamental
causes of economic conditions and
stop tinkering with mere symptoms
and effects
The inducement to build homes in
the face of shortages of materials and
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
By George
RothWell Brown

/ MIL this time the whole
success of the American oc-
cupation In Japan-thc most
remarkable military occupation
OF an enemy country in all his
tory has rested upon the i'm
plicit faith Of the japanese
people IN the lmprognabHitA nf
Gen. MacArthurs status rs the
supreme commander.
Secretary Patterson. most un-
happily. now serves notice on
these conquered millions that
the man whom they had looked
up to as superior even 10 their
gOd-emperor Is in effect Moth
ing but the subordinate Of
politicians IN Washington.
Patterson and ByrneS have
undermined Ma Arthur IN
Tokyo.
They can't undermine him in
Congress-