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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-08-16

on file in this case.
WITNESS my hand and the
Seal OF said Court this 7th day
of August, 1851.
r. P. ROSS, Clerk
WILLIAM T. KELLY
312 Securities Bldg.
Billings, Montana
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Pub. Aug. 9, Is, %, 800
Evening star., 1951-10-01

WOODMOOR
PICTURESQUE bungalow. beautiful cor
ner lot, 2 bedrooms, liv. rm. with
fireplace. full din room. equipped
kit, basement. expans. attic. side
porch, S19,950. RUTLEY d. BAIR,
ST. e9l1, RA. s432.
HUNTING FOR A RAMBLER?
Why not inspect one about completed
and sold. ! would like to quote you
on duplicating this or similar home
on your lot, or your favorite COM
munity. Call MR.. WILSON, Ii.
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HOME RIYERs ATTENTION - Ws

HOME BUYERS ATTENTION - We
have finest choice of detached and
semidetached homes in Michigan
Park and Woodbridge. Contact us and
tell us your needs; Call La. 6-6686
until pm. PECK CO.. 361S 18th
WOULD YOU like to see a modern g.
room row brick in an excellent loca-
tion?. This home is only IL years old
and is In nice condition. Must be
inspect. cali Mr.. Cody. LA. 6-6e66,
PECK CO. 361S 18th st. ne.
100 BLOCK 4th ST. N.E.-S2, 800
down buys this 7-rm. row brick dwell
ling in excellent condition. Immedi-
ate possession. asking price, S13.5O9
Call Mr.. Kidd, NO. Obs. PAUL p
STONE, Realtor. 1918 18th ST., Ma
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,D-l3OI TRINIDAD AVE

COLORED POSSESSION
S1250 DOWN 3rd AND CHAN
MING SITS. NE, Modern 2-story
rms. and tile bath; . rear porches;
full bsmt.: h-wh. Al cond
Priced to sell Call till 8 pm
weekdays. Sun. IL 10 5.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
CRESTWOOD
100 SHEPHERD ST.

Home was built over l yr. ago by
owner who is leaving the city. 1t
represents the finest In workman
ship and materials. Thoughtful
planning stands out everywhere.
Ultramod. kit, mahog. paneled den
sh6 6atbs nisbsd tTln1Sizes rms 6n 6eosGSms spS
Will consider smaller house In trade
Or investment property. BY OWNER,
Call TIL IAqO
Evening star., 1951-10-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
RETHESDA

New rambler, near both Government
hospitals. featuring liv. rm. with
fireplace, large kit. with disposal
and exhaust fan; 5 sood-size bed
rooms and ceramic tile BATH full
bsmt: level lot. gas a.-C. heat: in
sulated storage attic; possession
within 80 days. Call Mr.. Tommasi,
MA $500; ewes. OV. 6257.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

3 BEDRMS., Q baths. furn., preferably
Chevy Chase area. by international
ofiicer. family Of 2 children. 3 and
10. Elk. $3.50. Ext. 2246. weekdays.
AIR FORCE OFFICER, wife, small
boy wish to rent 2-bedrm. house,
pref. unfurn.. from Nov. / to Apri.
]. COL. sIPP, weekdays, Ii. $4,000.
Ext. 1926.
Refined, respon. adult fam. desires
unfurn. 3-bedrm. hse., approx. S10C
mo. rent. Call 11-9 pm. GE. 5496
Evening star., 1951-10-01

GAS STATION = Potential 10000
gal. now doing 10000 per month.
Excellent corner location in thriv-
lng expanding community on one
OF heaviest travelled highways in
the area well equipped: 3 large
bays; extra large drive-in area and
sales room. Total price, $4,000;
reasonable cash, balance like rent.
Shown by appt.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
OIL. 3sSS, Bethesda. Til 9 PM.
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n. MICHIGAN PARK

New house area. corner brick home,
& rms and bath, rec. rm., gas neat,
anchor fenced. storm. windows and
awnings included. 4eo financing
Priced S14.950. Terms. Call Mr..
Slower, CAMPANELLA AND CO.
Elk. Alb ewes and Sun. LO. 5-1149.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
HoUsEs-sALE-vA. tcons.)

ARLINGTON-3305 and 1907 North
goth ST.. S15,500 and $1S,500; 9
munity of architectural distinction;
INV h., exp. attic; Lee hwy, 1s4 mi
from Rosslyn. turning left at Hot
Shoppe then blks. on Kirkwood
I'd. to 18th ST., right to houses
CHI. 000l No brokers.
LYON PARK rms. and bath 1st
f.; end f. not completed; full
bsmt. with toilet and built-in ga
rage; Oil h-w h.; immed possession.
No agents. OW 207S after $50
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Realtors. FA. 2b2U. i
1on XEhIA1EnU CT, ME
SUBURBAN

OODO1bDA1N
Brick. det. rambler containing two
good-size bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. and bath. Ideal for small family
who desire even-temperature radiant
heat and fenced play yard. Tt in
spect this home at 6902 Barton
I'd, Hyattsville. Md, call SHANNON
NV, MA. 2345. )
Evening star., 1951-10-01
GREENACRFS MD

Detached corner brick home. Just be-
yond Western ave. in MONTGOMERY
County. six rooms, bath, recreation
room; gas furnace, elec. refgr
furred, insulated: large dry cellar;
beautifully Handicapped lot; priced
for quick sale. Eve. phone Mr..
Gordon, WO. 1885.
Evening star., 1951-10-01

ATTRACTIVE S-RM. mouse with rec
rm., oil heat. for lease; immediate
possession, Apply at 705 Quincy
St. NV. bet. and 1:3U Sun. or
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CAPITOL, HILL,
J. G.. CHATEL

Row frame house to remodel in good
residential section. Priced right
Call Mrs. Touceda, OR. 0731 OF
DE. 1877.
Evening star., 1951-10-01

NEW AMoCo SERVICE STATION
Gross sales totaling over S100,O ,OOC
s for s stock; long lease 490S Cen
trail ave. Sc. Capitol Heights. Md
Evening star., 1951-10-01
MOUNT PLEASANT

Here is a nice Colonial row brick
home on a terrace of elevation Just
high enough above the street to
insure privacy. Six rooms. tile bath:
Oil hot-water heat with practically
new oil-burning unit. Full base
ment has front and rear entrances.
will be arranged. Phone Samuel B.
Loveless, Ma. 5000 or Or. 1925.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1d1G X vi
Evening star., 1951-10-01
LOUIS BURMAN
RE. 1853

PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
Chevy Chase-Must sacrifice Colonial
from elementary schools and bus
line. newly decorated. gas heat,
lovely garden in rear, garage and
full bsmt.; open for inspection
OWNER 5S13 Nevada ave. NV. OR.
Uol0
Evening star., 1951-10-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-NE.

NORTH MICHIGAN PARK - Very
large, bright. and cheerful semidet
ceiient condition; & spacious rms
t:i bedrmsl. tile bath; lge. concret,
screened porch; full basement with
lavatory, workshop. outside entrance
gas neat and double steel beams
storm windows; Anchor-fenced yard
large recreational areas for chill,
dren; near public and parochia
schools and fast direct bus to down
town; owner already has left fol
West Coast; urges quick sale. Ewes.
call WI: 1924. FRANK 6. PHIL
es19 OTIs ST. N.E.-Beautiful det
brick on deep lot; z rms, liv. rm
rm.. lge. Studio on 3rd f.: det. gar.
$4,000. RUTLEY g. BAIR, ST
2911, RA. s422.
THREE BEDRMS.; semidet. with fire.
pl.; front and rear porches. ga.
rage; in good Catholic section; prics
S16,750. Phone JU. s-94s7. -.
Evening star., 1951-10-01

'1-Z4 FfoSpect Ave, NV. i
HOME AND INCOME
Attractive 3-story English basement
row brick house. in excellent condi-
tion. containing IL rooms and ::
baths. Stated income presently at
S235 per mo-, plus owners Qtrs.
Close to transportation. Good rental
nei3hborhood Terms can be ar
ranged. Call Mr.. Beall. MA. $500
OW. S425.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
HOUSES WTD. TO RENT Cont. J
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND CHnDREN,S WEAR.

INFANTS AND CHnDREN'S WEAR
| $3.50 increase over last year; an at
| S4 900 for fixtures and good viii
well stocked with clean. seasonabl
merchandise: dollar for dollar TO
stock Call CH, 3l66. 90
modern equipment; doing approx
$500 weekly; open daily T. 70
pm. closed Sundays; rent Sl2:
| monthly, long lease; priced to sci
| for $4,000 with $1,000 cash. Cal
Mr; Petgo9tSs; til lln 3 pm; WIN
MEMS WEAR-Good NV, bushes.
and residential section About $50,
600 last year $4,000. plus stock
MILTON GOLDSMITH. D1: Q440.
'DELICATESSEN-Very good location
to $50 no I Sundays. Ga o, S5.534 -, f9r g
TAVERNGDowntown; s16,95O. Small
cash payment; balance from profits,
or will accept real estate in trade
rafs fHk @sIiSi aGEvES SlaT; room house within
one block of Kanns in Arlington is
zoned c. and has Is .625 So. feet.
Is suitable for any kind of business
or profession. LOUIS R.. SIMPSON
4 son. INC. 1900 Wilson blvd,
RESTAURANT, seats "a Counter and
tables, located in good ne. section.
mr.. c. u; modern stainless steel
equipt.. in peri. cond.; must be seen
to be appreciated; owner not a res
taurant man; ygI will sacrifice for qg.ck
BUSINESS - Unusual
opportunity for right man. FRED
SCHERNERHORN, Room So4, 1919
STORE in shopping center;
equipped no stock; store can do
water furnished. rent reasonable:
good lease; very low price for quick
sale. Phone TIE. a44a Sun. until 4
pm; Mon. or Tues. TIE. 2l22 or
KI. S-SlO0 "a
DISTRIBUIoR-Pr Preferably one who
is already engaged in supplying
store fountains. To '' distribute 6 fe D' a
psckaged cakes, mainly plain,
raisln, marble, jelly roll and butter
strip: These products are in de-
mand in WASHINGTON and sur
rounding territory. No Investment
call. CHIMES BROWNIE BAKING
CORP, 42-3S 18th St, L. l. c.,
N. Y. ST. 4-aO3O. -
CAR LOT-Ideal spot. commission, or
fiat rent, opportunity for man with
small capital, good connections. Box
Srhi RiIS 300 from r.r. freight t
S135 per day. 6-day wk,, 4 am, to
6 pm; excel. oppor for exper.
operator; selling due to Ill health
LfaGok MHj oaEh' sfoRE@s4.5oo Is 6jT10i wk,: Il all
maker; S35. 900 handles, Shown BY
appt. only W. H. SIMONS. NO. .5504.
DRY CLEANING PLANT, petroleum
solvent, fully equip, 3 trucks and
store. on main thoroughfare. AT.
colored. operated by
mgr. showing good net profit; could
be increased with owner supervision;
reason for sale. other business takes
entire time; price, $4,000, sub
stantial cash, Call Ii. 3-5274. Il
kd IA DIIk,n1 iof store tore 1Gx
off King St. nr. new FBI off1ce bldg,
and many auto service garages;
suitable for restaurant. auto sup
Ply house and many other purposes.
BEAUTY SALON; heart of Silver
Cpl lHe IellL VI SELL only S-OU CaSH
needed; small overhead. UN. 3375.
NEW AMoCo SERVICE STATION
Gross sales totaling over 100000
per year; priced for equipment and
$ for s stock; long lease. 490S Gen.
trail ave. Sc. Capitol Heights. Md.
Il
GAS STATION - Potential 10000
gal. now doing 10000 per month
Excellent corner location in thriv-
lng expanding community on one
of heaviest travelled highways in
the area: well equipped: 3 large
hars. nxtra lnrna arira I.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
FALLS CHURCH

9-bedrm. brick; spacious kit, fenced
yard; no objection to children; $40
Call Mrs. Runion.
REALTY INVESTM ENT
2317 Wilson Blvd. Arl,. Va. oW
Evening star., 1951-10-01
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
CLOSE-IN LOCATION
ONLY S12 500

First offering of this attractive @
Story. detached brick home on
lovely level lot, Just few minutes
from the heart OF town, consisting
cf 5 rooms and mod bath. full
bsmt.. oil h.-wh.. SIDE porch, wood
burning fireplace. Completely redec. ;
Evening star., 1951-10-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-S26.50 Undoubtedly
one of the most attractive brick
homes sin this section; reception
hall. living room with fireplace, din
ing room, a de luxe kitchen, 3 fine
bedrooms, 2 lovely baths. second
floor; very coZy recreation room
with fireplace and bar; built-in gar
age, porch; many extras and every
thing in new-house condition; Is
day possession. BILLINGSLEY
KORzENDORFER, OR. 1926 till
pm. i
BETHESDA-Four bedrms: in Edge
moor. Bethesda's most desirable To-
cation; a red-brick Colonial with
lge. liv. rm., din. rm.. breakfast rm
and kit: upstairs. 4 nice bedrms,
baths and screened porch; finished
recr; rm.. and half bath; lovely level
yard. A real home moderately
priced at $4,000 BILLINGSLEY
g. KORzENDoRFER. OR. 1925 till
pm. Il
CAPE COD, on Georgia ave-, no. oi
Silver Spring; 2nd f1r. arranged as
apt; S22 500. Call EN-. 0316. II
Evening star., 1951-10-01
FRED A. SMITH co.

EXCLUSIVE REALTOR
lib nth st. NV. EX. "4S0
CnLORED-RIvER TERRACE-Va-
cant. possession in 3 days, 81 900 to
800 down. mod prewar- built row
brick. 8 lovely rms. mod tile bath.
TN bsmt. oil heat hardwood fl
tncoushout. frt. porch. large yard
TU. 3a32: ewes. and Sun, Ia. l0l
SAMUEL c.. REYNOLDS, 3005 Ga.
COLoRED-l301 TRINIDAD AVE
beautiful recreation room with glass
brick bar: excellent income posi-
bilities: substantial cash required.
RUTLEY 81 BAIR. ST. 29ll. RA.
CoLORED-SPECIAL- $3.50 down.
bal. like rent. 2632 18th st. ne.
2.family apt. separate. entrances;
oil heat, 2 refgrS. and stoves. Price.
siSsfG g. sTGE2 2peP RE- d"1zy ozss " WI I4ERY SsRa
tinctive Colonial brick house; &
spacious rms, inclosed rear porch.
tile, bath, hardwood As, painted
walls. full bsmt., new gas. hot-water
furnase; t!n ph immacHlate throushoqt.
CoLORED-ONLY $3.50 cash. bal.
full basement with front entrance.
Close-in location. RA. 34lS. IL
- SEMIDET., immaculate
cond.; 6-rm. brick auto heat. rec.
rm.. porches. hardwood frs. through
preciated. Call MIR. PARKS. DE
Evening star., 1951-10-01
PARKWOOD

This is a very nice all-brick, 2-bedrm
rambler, In one OF Washington S
fine new suburban residential
areas. This home features an all
elec. kit, full bsmt. and gas heat,
situated on lot 60xl3b: 1t is offered
for sale at $4,000, For informa-
ton, call Mr. Donald West.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Bldg, DI. $780,
Ewes, EN-. 4042.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
400 DOWN. CT

NEARBY MARYLAND
Lovely 2-bedrm. bungalow on large
lot; new picket fence, full bsmt., gas
heat 2 blks. to school. Should be
seen at once. Call Mr.. Barbour.
CAMPANELLA & CO.
EX. Alb: Ewes, AP. 1853, i
Evening star., 1951-10-01
1417 K St. NV.
N. CLEVELAND PARK

IN. OIE VELAND Park
Nr. best OF schools-public or pri-
vate, grade or high, including pa
rochial. Substantially built det. brk.,
slate. roof, shaded lot, 2-car gar.
Appointments include, on lst floor:
Reception. hall. liv. rm. 26x15 with
nrepl., din. rm. 15x21, lge. kit,
with. Tapan range and GE refsr.,
powder rm., pantry, porches, etc; !;
End floor: 4 lge. bedrmS.. = baths.
Huge fioored attic, h.-w. heat.
Under $4,000. Quick sale or no
sale. Shown by appt. only, prefer
distinction and neiehborhood Of
distinction
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Evening star., 1951-10-01
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON FOREST
Nice corner shaded lot enhances this
3-bedrm. brick Colonial which has
Just been redecorated. Liv. rm.,
din. rm.. equipped kit, side screened
porch with French doors leading
from din. rm., full bsmt., oil heat
well situated and convenient. Price
$1S,950. Shown by appt.
F. E. MALCOLM
Evening star., 1951-10-01
"ESTATE''
$15,950
NEW BRICK RAMBLER

brick rambler, liv. rm
with picture window and firepl., full
bSrnt. with fireplace. elec. GE kit,
dishwasher, elec. range, refgr. and
disposal; dining alcove; gas heat;
lot fully sodded: near school and
transp. Dir: Out Ga. ave. mi. to
Dennis ave, turn right 5 blks. to
Grandin, left 2 blks. to Florin St,
left to house. JU. 7-SS77. j. BUR-
CESS WALSH. I'LL 7-RARS ii
Evening star., 1951-10-01
MASS. AVE. AREA

This brick rambler has lge. liv. rm
with firepl.. separate din. rm., elec
kit, full bsmt., 3 twin-size bedrms
2 baths. last In this area. Cali to.
day for inspection. ARLIE L. JOHN.
SON & CO., 1918 Livingston st
NV. OR 1I0n. I'LL @ n m i
Evening star., 1951-10-01
NEW STORES

New stores, incl. customer parkin,
facilities. This corner has tremen.
dous advertising value; NV. section
uptown. suited for any type O
merchandising business. A few
stores still available. to responsible,
Evening star., 1951-10-01
MOUNT PLEASANT

A very pleasant row brick. close t.
ernized rm. and y bath in bSmt
which is on level with rear yard
LIST A.. mod kit. and powder rm.
End fl 3 bedrms. and new bath
storage attic. Easy terms. Call Mr.
IfIECK Ma o040: eyes WO h733
Evening star., 1951-08-19

by building future Federal projects
out Of target areas.
The plan does not mean a gigantic
reshuffling OF industries already To-
Gated in busy areas. Established in
dustry Is to stay put--nobody is 60
ing to pick up the sprawling auto
mobile factories in the Detroit area
and scatter them over Texas. Dis
ruption Of the present plants might
weaken the very structure that Is
to be protected-the structure that
makes this mighty industrial Ma
tion.
Long Moves Not Necessary
Nor does it mean that future addi-
tions to basic centers of industry will
be shifted to other areas of the coun-
try. The plants can locate in the same
general market areas, where labor
and the proper utilities are readily
available. They would merely move
from 10 to 20 miles away from the
center Of the, target.
The key word In the program is
space space between the plants
themselves, space between the con-
gested areas which would naturally
rise up around the new factories,
space to make an enemy bombadier
confused about where to drop his
eggs.
To bring all this about, the Gov
ernment will stress formation of local
committees-the NSRB likens them
to task forces--to make a thorough
study Of the problem in each COM
munity and decide what particular
program Of industrial dispersion
would best suit that community.
When the study Is completed, q
Evening star., 1951-08-19

optimism he already had gen.
Grated by coming forward with his
map. But the next day, Monday,
Nam hastened to correct whatever
erroneous impression the West
might be nouriShing as to the speed
with which an arnistice would be
forthcoming.
Admiral Joy was prepared with
detailed answer to Mans parting
questions of Sunday. Our side needs
a defensible truce line, he ex-
planned, because if an arnnistice is
agreed on we will be unable to use
our air and sea power, as we are
using it now, to prevent the enemy
from moving into position to hit
us effectively. 1t was long, care
fully reasoned statement, and it
might Just as well have been
delivered in Pig Latin. The Com
muniSts listened quietly while the
admiral spoke. Then Gen. Nam
whipped out a typed text-his
answer to our answer to his ques-
tions. Our answer, he solemnly
read, was mot satisfactory" 1t was,
in fact, arrogant" and absurd" ;"
Tuesday Gen. Nam returned to
the question Of Allied air power,
broached the day before by Admiral
Joy. It was, he argued, not so eff
fective. ALI our Air Force had been
able to do, he added, was to pre-
vent the U. N. army from being
driven out OF Korea.
AS usual, the general was primed
with a list Of adjectives to be ap-
piled to the U. Ms reasoning. 1t
was, he declared, irresponsible,
abusive, belligerent, intolerable."
That was the status of things
when our proposal to ease the talks
Evening star., 1951-08-19

a temporary respite from pain. You
are engaged in these conferences
only to present demands-not to
negotiate solutions"
\ A reporter observed that Gen.
Nam displayed "angry animation"
as he stamped from the building,
talking to one of his aides.
At Lost, a Mop
But the next day, something
wholly unexpected happened. 1t
wasn't much-the seriousness with
which 1t was taken as a good omen
was a measure of the straw-grasp-
ing nature of the whole attempt to
bring peace in Korea. Gen. Nam,
at last Sundays meeting, produced
a map-a map not unlike the one
he had refused to look at the day
before. On it were marked the
Evening star., 1951-08-19

on infiicting this punishment on
them. Secretary of State Ache
son and other American officials
had intimated repeatedly, before
the truce talks began, that settle
ment at the 38th Parallel would be
satisfactory from our point of view.
America obviously has changed its
mind. The lives that were lost in
the interim period, occupying the
territory we now hold north of
the 38th Parallel, undoubtedly had
a good deal to do with the change.
No Mop for Nam
It was hard to see how things
could get any tenSer than they
were at that meeting of August 10,
but the next day they came close
to doing just that. Admiral Joy
passed map across the table and
asked Gen. Nam to indicate on it
the Reds idea Of a reasonable de-
militarized zone based on the exist
ing battle line. Anything would
have served to get the discussion
going-so long as he did not stick
to the purely political concept Of
the 38th Parallel, Gen. Nam the
oretically could have suggested a
zone south of 38. Instead, he
refused even to look at the map.
It was too much for Admiral Joy.
He dropped, for once, the decorous
reserve that has characterized his
handling Of the talks, and let the
Communists have 1t with both bar
rels:
"You did not come here" he
said, Ito stop the fighting. You did
not come here to negotiate an
arnlistice. You came here to state
the political price for which you
are willing to sell the Korean people
Evening star., 1951-08-19
Uncle Sam Finally Getting Serious About Protecting Industry

For long time now. everybody
has agreed that if war brings enemy
bombers over America, there should
be some way to keep the bombs from
destroying the Nations industrial
might, and that the best way to do
this is to make the factories harder
to hit.
Military men have stressed-and
Civil Defense officials agree-that
the application of the simple military
tactic of spreading the targets over
a broader area is the best solution.
They call it industrial dispersion" I"
Briefly, it amounts to this-build
new factories on the outskirts of a
city instead Of close to downtown,
where other busy plants are located.
Spread the plants. as the population
has spread in recent years. into
the suburbs and beyond.
Properly executed, such a plan
could even cut the A-bomb down to
size as a military weapon.
But the military and civil defense
people have bitten their fingernails
in bitter Illustration as they watched
new plants being built next door to
already established industries, both
Of them ripe for the same bomb.
This situation arose because, for an
equally long time, nobody did much
about putting the Industrial disper-
sion policy into effect.
The military has warned again and
again that it will be unable to keep
the majority Of enemy bombers from
getting over their targets. They
shouted the warning, and everybody
yawned.
Teachers Pet
Now the Government finally in
tends to do more than just talk about
spreading the country's industrial
power over wider areas. The core of
the National Security Resources
Boards new policy is this-the In
dustrialists who build new plants
away from places where they are
likely to be bombed are going to be-
come, literally, teachers pet" when
it comes to favors from the Govern
ment.
They will get the bulging defense
contracts, the defense loans. the
strategic raw materials, and the right
to pay less in income taxes by writ
ing off their factories over a period
of five years instead of 20 or Is
years.
But the program goes much deeper
than that. It includes concentrated
effort to get local businessmen and
city and state officials in each area
interested In handling the problem
themselves with q minimum Of Gov
ernment interference. The Govern
nent has promised TO set an example