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Evening star., 1947-03-06
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD.

PARKWOOD, S14. 500, For veterans, Just
north 3. g. Naval Medical Center, Bethesda
celonsl ooSes Srisk ,tsa TSe ooTsb a%s
gas gas @air-conditioning heat Al eonstrus-
ton; fne community. Informstion, MIR.
NNEMMPsains NEMMT4h sH kNsS2lsbrsf sS22i Oh ss Bungalow
sf sfari aPs fesA fsR'ss H. ss
sGfs shvEk r. sffTRESNie-Brick fTSESieB bungalow, ! bed
rms, 3 baths, gas h.-w.h.: In new-house
STasE MEEos eusa ksasa
sMaoNsTaoMERY sa ssagooMERY COUNTY True center
acre acres: II mile from. Damascus. spacious
M r din r Dc lIxs Yoye,r Ktshsn s psToa Tia
hss h: naias aaS ni 1n. pa "a Sash M s%s,a SSssins
sold mahosany pansline: ri in nsw,house
condition, and vii please the, the most most fassid- n1
'sS: ss5:. s1s ssoc. HTs:. = sa Nj: Ssss'
afATfsviLLE - Vacant. Only $1,000
S9nTsow On nice s'f lot. suG most eonv iocston
town 3: Immediate possession. VIM J.
MHfSs' sIfSER sFRiNG Fri ia Lovely Ensli.h-ssyl.
Sc. nn1sP Lying roSm %sh Ts
shoppins. @ Pa1Lrp B. KEY KEY, Realty, 81 81
s2Lyi sMvsR snsh shPRiNRG&Beautiful Z s-room brick
Reasonabiy priced. pHILfP B. KEY Real
GHEvY CHASE. between Conn. and. wis
aves.. in the country club sector OF this
xsS repse. snd sereensd living poSeh ee
dining room, equipped kitchen with paneled
breakfast nook, 3 extra.larEe bedrooms
With baths clubr0om With hssplaSs ht;n and an
% rage; ample lot for vegetable garden; con-
psIesd Y %oo6sIDe oof REALTY c.
VAcANT-cape Cod bungalow Iandoper
Hills); like new; hsrnt:. rec. .rnd., oil heat,
SoKTHEHsT ssSssa EAST EEAITy. IVA Wa M 1928. - .sn'
as ss a. Mig iSs.Es s.:. sss iii s.s sI
stairway to hoored, insulated attic,. suit
able for additional rrn: full bsTlt oil ", IS 6
sas ssse Ps5sniaE 6o g. I'll Sysr pms sDFin' Md
COTTAGE CITY-7-rm bungalow; h.-w.o.
heat. basement, 2-car gar, excel transp..
sssE sfa2ss ss*n wa pal iss
DISTRICT HEIGHTS rms. and bath: all
modern improvements; city water and
sever; price ,Ts s12;s9c: s S Tsassnsble aand terms
81 owNER9Modern 2-bedToom bunsa-
low, immediate possession, $500. BY
ssppointment. Phone PL lle6: :, "a
dsp. s 'S COD sTi blet Late sfand
newly equip. kit: attached. garage. lge
yard; near shopping and schools, bus ct
door; owner leaving city. WI e138.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOX SALE.
inss Tor profitable Investment and com
ssoV net return of ias sns
:5Ss5 Ssas.i; 'eS 81 sisn
apfF0fiRi oFF Eiac6La M GYY PK.1rour apts, 2 rms.
each. fully furn.; income, $175 mo. Ad-
1ss sooE isth 4 S. sfsn NV w. second commercial
sSEa' sESonE ~ 9 lsas MURRAY. 1881 G St. EE
TwS TtSS' fh FIVE At. BUILDINGS, located in
Gsofgstovn reasonable rensal excellent aaaa
1Rf nsfss@sn! ssos PEE hRsass
lf sSf d nE Sa99 sYsAS So Better
money in the bank. NJ. 9th and H SIS
Investment. rife with potentialities in the
rant rents for S125 month. Plans are
ofnsss. Each ap. Contains rms. iitehsn
bns briek 0ai Pre.a beow
at only $27 800. $4,000 1st trust. Small
down payment and payments sp l,ks rent. t
BRUNO Co, Realtors. sos H st. NV,
Esssl a.EsS: is.ns ssl1 .' 1855
coNNEcT1cuT 6i fSSi e. AVE-, below Dupont circle
ss4, 81 500: snonaa annual % Operating exp.s % s46oo:
immed Hnnss x sae e1nsfsr Saofsr. nvsed. Or ssos
OWNER selling 4-unis brick APP apt biidsg:
az a9vp p1aTsA " 7l4a E9oap after 3, Family p
p1spss p1aesd e eniy my sso go slsh @ $1,000 Isl
.s xssh .hows arand
a perfect opportunity for home and in
ysstmsnt; wen located in an most eonyepi-
to- ton with within j block. Can BE1fzEII 81
SSs 81 sRRSnis%SSS6M In;
attractive ground-door retail. priced shout
cominE neishborhOoa devsISpmsnts win
ssieas ssfisa,s Bro
sss 4sie IA a15S 6,|ss ssss' a soa9 e nroneS,t,
and business, sth and Eye SIS. NV: ii
rooms, 8 baths. OIL beat: income quoted
sos aRs neE sSai1sli RkY fsE esnes co ao S9e e
s.uafT 3. aTA APT. sIpG. IS Arlington, 5 yrs. SO Old
81 500 On sais sn6 6y SEnsF;a s6a no brokers' Can
SILVER iili sFSiSG-Modsrn store and once
building on Georgia ave, fully occupied
ss bona noe nns e gR Il ae W
sassaa m 'isa ca1 ssSus daE liz pet e :fss
SEAk f SOL BoILniG FIELD. f SS-sl.-old. 4-unis
M n5S net net. iShSii RIDGE Diss Realty e Co. lois
vt: sye. NV, RE. 1875. 30 weekdays,
IS UNITS-Fine investment, excellent To-
cation. near Memorial Bridge and proposed
Dee Ksiles. kEi.EY 4 BRANNER. pI.
4-FAMILY converted brick building on end
commercial ground; rented TO colored;
present income 81 .0os per year; tenants
furnish heat. Address, r st. ne, at
N and North Capitol SITS. Look at this and
call me II interested. Open to offer. Mr..
Arledge. with KELLEY 4 BRANNKR, DI
77z0; eveA., 0K. eS66, o
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

HOUSE UNFURNIsHED-33s L St. s.w.-
bath. MAURICE FTTzGERAID, 1911 c G
st: nv Telephone National 1886 Is
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-Excellen sw.
location. overlooking park; bay window
brick. 8 rooms, bath, automatic Oil h-a h.
THo6. p. BROWN. 615 4th st. s.w., MA.
FINE GROOM BRICK HOUSE, L st. s.w
GOOD condition; cheap. RE. 69O7; ewes
between SO. SH. 1929.
COLORED-6-ROOM BRICK, good s.w
location; $500 down. THos. P. BROWN
CoLoRED, sis sRD ST. s.w.-11 rms.
bath; excellent for rooming house or doc
tcr,s ONCE. Mr.. Sheppard with THOS. w
PARKS CO., DE. 1161; ewes, DE. 2s1S
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

SECRHTARIAL AND PHONE SERVICE,
downtown location. Phone MA. 0S62 or
DESK SPACE, ss5 monthly. Modern new
bldg, all conveniences. furnished tmmedi-
ate occupancy. 921 18th st. NV %
ON CAPITOL HILL - Telephone service.
mail service, S25 per month; 90 50. IT. per
nnSG spasS 81 II cS 53a4 5S3a4:u.,.. ,.o,, so..,-7
cation, blk from Statler Hotel; references
REQUIRED; $40 mo. Box 349-S. Star. -
MAILING ADDRESS and telephone answer
public -stenos. 1101 Vermont ave. NV.
Room 203. DI. BAL. IL
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STORES WANTED.

8 STORES WANTED to rent for chain dry
cleaning branches Washington or vicin-
ity. We operate our own stores (no
KENT STORES, INC, Americas largest
cleaners. Call Mr.. Dubois. FIR. 4343. -6
STORE LOCATION suitable for laundry
and dry cleaning in NV. section or nearby
Maryland. Call MORNINGSIDE LAUNDRY,
SH 4050 liz
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

1I,0O0 so. FT.--Downtown cor. bldg,
mrs. with elev. and bsmt., front and side
entrances; use as Offices. showru,: retail,
DREYFUss BROS. Realtors. NA. o5ss;
ewes, WO. $3.50. -
COR. LOCATION, 21st and K SITS. NV
1.300 50. IT.. on 1st floor, with show window,
bsmt. suitable for storage or additional
office space; available for early occupancy
For additional information please call Mr.
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STORES FOR RENT.

1901 E. CAPITOI,-Corner store in park
and shop center; located in good colored
residential section; ideal for beauty parlor:
500. Call rent dept, LEO NJ, BERNSTEIN
81 CO., 1415 K st. NV, ME. b400. -
1907 1st ST. N.W.-Look over attractive
store, then call DE 1865. -5
VACANT STORE. lease for sale; reason
able. Call RA 1858 -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

cash for 2nd commercial small building on
q corner lot or o garage that could be used
for . machine shop and parking of two
309-Is Star 10
LIST COMMERCIAL. suitable Offices. need
10, 600 So It; willing remodel; lease or buy
Box 70-T, Star "a
CONVERTED or unconverted first CONNER
cial property: prefer store and / or apis
RE. $3.50. -
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coMMERc,A, PROP. FOR RENT.

NEW WAREHOUSE avail; 40xsO: $500
per month. Owner will build larger build
tngs to suit tenants, up to $4,000 su it.,
on railroad siding. DICKSON & REDDING.
1888 Wis ave- o.. Ti51. 10
End COMMERCIAL, 500 So. IT,, immediate
occupancy, End floor. liza 10th st. NV.
AD 6499 III
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

l4-ACRE OPPORTUNITY knocks--One OF
the finest filing station sites in Maryland;
on main highway, broad frontage, good
house, room for trailer camp and cottages;
all it needs is q live wire. Call Mr.. Kret-
singer, MI. 0212, with WILLIAM H.
FINE BUILDING in a good location;
longtime lease; fine return on money; well
financed act quickly. Call BETHEL, DI.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL WOODMOOR. Silver, Spring S
most appealing communuity-The perfect
location for your future home. where over
200 individually designed dwellings reflect
The high charatcer Of dsyelopnsnt; sites
utilities: Woodmoor shopping center is bus
terminal, Plats on reQues st. GEO. J.
MOSS, Reaitor SH 26OO So
SILVER sPRING---We have number Of
desirable lots up to 3 acres In size Rea-
sonable price and terms For appoint
ment to inspect, call PHILIP b. KEY
REALTY. 81. S01o until o pm. "a
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INDUSTRIAL PROF. FOR SALE.

5000 SO. Fl. industrial land with b
lease, 1925 mo. A. NJ. ROTH, Ma. 1896
$500 so. Fl. siding near B. q o. station.
Rockville, Nd: part or whole; terms; real
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81, brick bungalow,
High School. $1,000

near M0unt vernon High School. $1,000
24l-2-bedrn. row brick. excel cond
Del "a, section I' prompt possession xoo.
81 800 down. balance like rent.
333.Cottage In conntry-4 rms. "
231-insIeside-2 -bedrm cottage, u
acre. $500. Interior finished in knotty
pine; has fireplace.
heat; $4,000; $4,000 down, balance like
rent.
225-Semidet brick, 3 bedrms.. $1,000
Two blks. from King st.
We have several good bldg. lots for sale
AL BAKER & SON, Realtors 116 So. St
Asaph st.. Alexandria, Va. Alex. 6644
Open Sunday -
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T you ARE LOOKING for suburban
property close in, with 3 to 8 bedrooms, /,
2 and 5 baths, I to acres, have several
properties to offer as follows:
:, One 1h:story, 3 bedrooms and bath
h.-wh., s acres Of land, long road 'front.'
age; 15 min. to D. c.: price S15,750.
One 2-story frame: liv. rm.,. dining rm.,
hall, kit, " bath, ofice. 1st floor: bed
rms, 1 bath, end floor; large attic. full
basement, oil heat, garage; with acres
Of land; 20 min. from D. c.; price $25. 900.
$17,50O up. For further information
phone 81. s573; II. A. DARNE. Broker,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
SELL DIRECT TO HOMESEEKER your
3-bedrm. brick house, s to 10 yrs. old;
MA. 312O. Ext 1910. or RA. 1920. g.
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| TWO UNUSUAL R-hedroom brick homes
| Ideally located, Just o1 Wash. blyd., ant
room. and Kitchen. plus . bedrooms ars
ssa sss aPssass aRs N a RA A.
CO. 1904 Wilson blvd, GIL. 1900, OK
NILES FROM KEY BRrpGE-s-bedfm.
ilh-bath brick; LIST d., lge. liy. rm, firepi.
snd SsdIs @ and db BATH: isn ta ahf basemens G 1sIa
a sSf'R EUcr.s ffissS oooR Rys'z a rssass sess
Oh SShp SAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s-stor, a
s saEssases se.f f.isa sss.te ns9sins Secs
Slaf Same o,a lEssasifqI Il celeaia
home N q feaisss distins
tion. that Iimmediateiy catches the eye
asS hai sats tsstuTss sIas
stairs and hall on 2nd door; large bed.
se Htessn ssh sfd1m excssnt sa py nas
sass sss ssSpDef SpsoN R3Hssoas REH ad y hi.s f
RAcrxE sas III EAsapsasGn saNa%oM VI slsSN,. 81 $500
Tbs HsfS SSunsso~ far sal.
an sans IN Ist stasna anshs
sSmi fa ea PaiMss MNAs spd K IL EN-
DUPLEx-Move right In with $3.50 dowI
payment; upstairs tenant pays over half o
oys SoSs S ss Il aR and a
fflsas lsssrssssd cs ANg AfsF sasnd sii
sRSoR hsSo 9iyS sRIck oh fuSnishsds nM ia .,
exceptional opportunity for. some one K
purchase completely furnished home q
q very convenient, attractive communit,
on. reasonable terms. This house hai
living rm,, dining rm. kitchen. 8 bedrms
heat, .nd 4 on .leysl lot; z interested
call MANNAs REALTY CO., 2116 Wilson
Col I0NIAL BkfcKk HOME, high elevation
block from Washington blvd: large ltv
ting room with fireplace fun dining room
and fully. equipped Kitchen, s nice bed
rooms and tiled bath: fun Light basement
oil heat; choose your own color scheme II
s. HAsse Ie axA4fY7 sif7Ss e. !ssci.snsR ssis W
WEsTOvkk-Nics I-stofy brick. best o
asst noa. f bs%. al. M neos 81 qnds @
HARRINGTON 8 ROBINSON. -S
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ATTRACTIVE STONE RAMBLER-Owner
leaving and has authorized us to sell his
lovely 2-bedrm. home, cony located to
price. Small mo. payments. Cheaper than
renting. Cash required, $4,000. CAPUTI
REALTY CO., FA. 2122; eyes,, OW. 5161.
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Five Major Policies
Presented In Economic Field.

In a few days there viii be sub
mitted to the Congress the economic
report Of the President and also the
budget message. Those messages
will contain many recommendations.
Today shall outline five major eco
nor1ic policies which I believe the
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Deaths Reported

Frances L. Smith. 81, 2l16 r ct. nv.
Catherine A. McCambrtdge, so, West Gill;
Lucy Bailey. rs, 134e Park I'd. NV.
Margaret Hulett. a, 619 10th st. NV.
Albert Rohrback. 10, Philadelphia.
Margaret Nowland. 79, 3405 14th 81: nv.
Humbert Z. Nardini, 6s, 752 18th st. Sc.
Clarence e. Birch, 81, 645 5th st. ne.
Amelia Caminita. "a, Arlington.
Beniah Smith, 81, Arlington.
Rev. Francis 4. Aullin. "a, Catholic uni-
infant Charles e. Lescalette. e4e- t4th st.
infant weston. Chevy Chase. Nd.
Infant Allen. 642 9th st. ne;
Infant Mckee, no address given.
infant Gros, Dahlgren, Va.
infant Potts, TIT Irying st. n.e.
Mitta D. Jetef, 75, 1914 Conn ave: NV.
Mcxander r, x. chos, ~ Berkley. Men.
EVslyn Rumbeau. "a. 23S4 Cnampiain 81
Ernest Lawson, 81. 214e sth st, nv.
Infnnt Mildred Samuel, 612 @ st. NV.
infant WeeTns, so N st. s.w.
infant Ware. 1909 18th st. NV.
infsnt Young, 941 II st. NV.
infant darrh. 1856 Howard yd. -.
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proposal for a public bills Of
rights" made last spring by Sumner
Slichter. Harvard labor economist.
The four other sponsors are Rep
|resentatives Auchincloss OF New
Jersey, Case Of New Jersey, Hale Of
Maine and Heselton Of Massachu-
sets.
Under the bill, whenever the
President decided that a labor dis
pute threatened public health or
safety" he would issue an order
against strike or lockout. The
union and company then would be
compelled to- submit their dispute
to an arbitration board. Any viola.
ton of the Presidents order would
be punishable by means Of con-
tempt Of court actions. -
As Congress turned to these pro-
posals, Secretary Of Labor Schwel-
lenbach announced that strikes at
the end Of 1916 were at the lowest
point since the war ended. He re.
ported about 100 stoppages due to
labor disputes, involving about
47,000 workers. One year ago $780,
600 workers were idle.
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for national defense and to fulfill
our international obligations.
We live In q world In which
strength on the part Of peace-loving
nations Is still the greatest deter
rent to aggression. World stability
can be destroyed when nations with
great responsibilities neglect to
maintain the means OF discharging
those responsibilities.
This is an age when unforeseen
attack could come with linprece-
dented speed. We must be strong
enough to defeat, and thus to fore
stall, any such attack. In our steady
progress toward more rational
world order. the need for large
armed forces Is progressively declin-
ing; but the stabiliZing force OF
American military strength must not
be weakened until our hopes are
fully realized. When q system Of
collective security under the United
Nations has been established, we
shall be willing to lead in collective
disarmament, but, until such sys-
tenn becomes q reality, we must not
again allow our weakness to invite
attack.
For these reasons we need we'll
equipped, well-trained armed forces
and we must be able to mobilize
rapidly our resources In men and
material for our own defense, should
the need arise.
The Army will be reduced tc
/ 1,070, 900 officers and men by July !
1947. Half Of the Army will be used
for occupation duties abroad and
most of the remainder will be en-
ployed at home in the support OF
these overseas forces.
, The Navy is supporting the oc-
cupation troops in Europe and In
the Far East. It's fundamental mis-
sion-to support our National in
terests wherever required-is un-
changed. The Navy, including the
Marine Corps, will average 57l,000
officers and men, during the fiscal
year 194S.
We AI0 c41COu1GSIAuS oC14O0o Ol4n.
culties in maintaining our forces at
even these reduced levels. Occupa-
ton troops are barely sufncient to
carry out the duties which our
foreign policy requires. Our forces
at home are at point where
further reduction is impracticable.
We should like an Army and q Navy
composed entirely Of long-term vol
unteers, but In spite Of liberal in
ducements the basic needs Of the
Army are not now being met by
voluntary enlistments.
The War Department has advised
me that 1t is unable to make an
accurate forecast at the present
time as to whether 1t will be possible
to maintain the strength Of the
Army by relying exclusively or
volunteers. The situation will bt
much clearer in q few weeks, wher
the results Of the campaign 70,
volunteers are known. The Wa
Department will make its recon-
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Issues
Continued From First Page.)

ers in major industries to return
to their jobs.
The President did ask for COM
pulsory arbitration Of disputes over
Interpretation Of o contract. He
asked that Congress prevent 'inde-
fensible" jurisdictional strikes.
Instead Of a Joint Committee Of
Congress to study the whole strike
problem, Mr.. Truman proposed
creation Of a commission Of legis-
lators and outsiders.
And In place Of the strong recon-
mendation that the last Congress
create fact-flnding boards to help
solve big labor disputes, the Presi-
dent merely said there is need for
Government machinery which would
ascertain facts in a dispute and re-
port them to the public.
Whereas Mr.. Truman once strongly
indorsed legislation to increase the
national minimum wage, today,s
message said Congress should "con-
slider" provision for a "fair mini
mum wage"
Wage Stand Altered.
On wages In general, the Chief
Executive took different stand. A
year ago he said substantial wage
increases would be good for busi-
ness" and for labor and the coun.
try. He said labor must be given q
Just share of increased output in
higher wages"
Now he says 1t Is up to labor to
refrain from pressing for un-
justified wage increases that will
force increases in the price level"
But he says, too, that industry
must hold the line on present prices
and cut them whenever profits
justify 1t.
Mr.. Truman renewed his bid for
a national health program, but
gave it less space than before.
Absent from today's message were
previous recommendations for:
Repeal Of the johnson Act for
bidding loans to foreign countries
in default on war debts to the
United States, development Of the
st. Lawrance waterway, creation Of
an agency to coordinate scientific
research, military aid to China and
Latin America.
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|mendation as to the need for the
extension Of Selective Service In
sufiicient time to enable the Con-
gTess to take action prior to the
expiration Of the present law ON
March 81. The responsibility for
maintaining our armed forces at
the strength necessary for our Ma
tional safety rests with the Congress.
Universal Training Held
Best for Citizen Reserve
The development Of a trained citi-
zen reserve Is also vital to our ma
tional security. This can best be
accomplished through universal
training, I have appointed an Ad-
visory Commission on Universal
Training to study the various plans
for training program and I ex-
pect that the recommendations of
the commission will be Of benefit to
the Congress and to me in reaching
decisions on this problem.
The cost Of the military estab-
lishment Is substantial. There is
one certain way by which we can cut
costs and at the same time enhance
our national security. That Is by the
establishment Of q single depart
ment Of national defense. I shall
communicate with the Congress In
the near future with reference to
the establishment Of q single de.
lpartment Of national defense.
National security does not con.
sist only Of an army, navy and an
air force. It rests on much
broader base. It depends on Q
sound economy Of prices and wages,
on q prosperous agriculture, on sat-
istied and productive workers, on o
competitive private enterprise free
from monopolistic repression, on
continued Industrial harmony and
production, on civil liberties and hu-
man freedoms-on all the forces
which create in our men and women
q strong moral fiber and spiritual
stamina. ,.-,
But we have a higher duty and
q greater responsibility than the
attainment of national security.
Our goal is collective security for
all mankind.
If we can work in q spirit Of
understanding and mutual respect.
we can fulfill this solemn obliga-
ton which rests upon us.
The spirit Of the American people
lean set the course Of world history.
# we maintain and strengthen
our cherished ideals, and II we share
our great bounty with war-stricken
people over the world, then the
faith Of our citizens in freedom
and democracy will spread over the
whole earth and free men every
where will share our devotion to
these ideals.
Let us have the will and the
patience to do this job together.
May the Lord strengthen Us in
four faith.
May He give US wisdom to lead
the peoples Of the world In His
ways Of peace.
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Increased Development
OF Mineral Wealth Needed.

Of Mineral Wealth Needed.
In our responsibility to promote
the general welfare of the people,
we have always to consider the nat
|ural resources Of our country. They
are the foundation OF our life. In
the development OF the. great river
systems of America there Is the
major opportunity of our genera
tion to contribute to the increase
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M,uioss or
MAN pisS

AAlDF
Of
in
n
asgratasd duingc cmparb o
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Quick Mobilization Ability
Ts Need Of Armed Forces

In 1946 the Army and Navy com-
n1eted the demobiltzation Of their
wartime forces. They are now maine
tanning the forces which we need
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sIichter Plan FoIIowed.

The public protection" bin In
trodHced by Mr.. Herter and four
other Republicans y based on .,
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Atomic Energy Monopoly
Is Not Sought by u. s.

obstructions as possible.
Atomic Energy Monopoly
Is Not Sought by U. s.
The United States has taken the
lead in the endeavor to put atomic
energy under effective international
control. We seek no monopoly for
ourselves or for any group of ma
tions. We ask only that there be
safeguards SUFFICIENT to insure that
no nation will be able to use this
power for military purposes. So
long as all governments are not
agreed on means Of international
control of atomic energy, the shadow
of fear will obscure the bright pros
poets for the peaceful use of this
enormous power,
In accordance with the Atomic
Energy Act Of 1916, the commits
sion established under that law is
assuming full jurisdiction over our
domestic atomic energy enterprise.
The program Of the commission
win, Of course, be worked out IN
close collaboration with the mill
tary services In conformity with the
wish Of the Congress, but It Is my
fervent hope that the military sig-
nificance of atomic energy will
steadily decline. We look to the
commission to foster the develop
ment Of atomic energy for indus
trial use and scientific and medical
research. In the vigorous and ef-
fecsive development Of peaceful
uses of atomic energy rests our
hope that this. new force may ulti-
mately be turned into q blessing
for all nations.
Quick Mobilization Ability
Is Need Of Armed Forces
In 1946 the Army and Navy com-
nleted the rehabilitation Of their
wartime forces. They are now main-
tanning the forces which we need