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$I2.5O0. az CT LIST deed Of trust
secured by new well-loc. brick RAM
bier in Arlington County; avail. at
reas. discount. GIL. 1866; eyes, Gu.
1871. 20
APPROX. x2.1OO, deferred purchase.
Bird trust note payable $50 mo. al
81 int Will sell for $3.50 cash.
Call TU. 1899; ewes, Ia. 101l. lis
FIRST TRUST NOTE-Orig. $3.50
bal. now 81. 10O.SS payable S37 As
monthly at SO: securing a 5-rm
brk. house; all modern improv.. IN.
Guiding hot-water heat and meta
gar. $3.50 discount. MR.. PLAT
SHON: Ma. $3.50. IL
TOP PRICES PAiD Tor po 2na Frus
CO.. ST. 6567: eyes,. OIL. 6247.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE WILL buy or sell your house OF
lots for cash. Ii. 3-6S66. THE
GABLES CO., 1905 Penna. ave. Sc
CASH FOR HOMES, ANY SECTION
BONUS IF Gil FINANCED. NO BRO.
KERS 10. 2-040O: EYES. AK. SOLO
CASH FO' HOUSES OR LOTS. FREE
kPPRAISAI,S. SCOTT SANDERS
Ei2i MACARTHUR BLVD, OR. 567S
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FINANCE COMPANY
LOCATION
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

MOD. COMMERCIAL OFFICE BLDG,
plus 2-story brick warehouse, 40x4i
IT,. with . truck doors. At 23rt
and L NV. DRURY REALTY CORP.
MI. 1000; ewes. OR. 5761.
2lSt AND NJ SITS. NV.
1-Story store and warehouse
type bldg, 20x1l1 IT., with
20-ft. frontage on = SITS; total
lot area, 4.134 So. it.: ample
parking. DRURY REALTY
CORP, MI. 1000; ewes, EN-.
1856.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

REALTORS. GAITHERsBURG 299
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

FOR RENT-OFFICE and railroad
trestle in northeast section. If in
terested. call HO. 1900. lis
SO. 900 so. TT. Of ground centrally
located; pvt r.r. siding and Office
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

firm in centrally located modem.
aIr-conditioned bldg; receptionist,
Ssseacretarial services included. ST.
14th AND N. Y. AVE. N.w.-EIev.
ONCE bldg. 3 20 q rm. suite. CON-
pletely decorated. in whole or in
e eaT elem mm serve osca aDd cpss rent
BERNsfE1 IN Sen Co. A RsatoI LEO n
5000 c9oNSN,. Nv AVE- 4 Swi.-Excel. fer
doctor. dentist. etc. suite eonstg. of
aver over 10 200 So. It.. 4 lge. rms. and
Realtors, I415 K St. NV. Me.
D row a1oy o7aS h,s once an and rec
Sartsedd,,. nIlm med, occup. LEO NJ.
X st. NV NE, 54o0. '
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave NV. Available Immediately.
Desirable rooms to meet your re-
s s,,irs PENN PROPERTIES,
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG. 49, ofices
tional. embassies and trade organ
alton; AID: 5000. 1886 Conn. ave.
lOlS 18th ST. N.W.-Avail. immed.
Large 6smt, office; $50 per mo. Also
newly dec. Offices. ST. $500. IL
ThREE-R0oM SUITE of over 900
mo; Ass-BERGER. NC, EN-. 81 % %.
SILVER SPRING-Modern elevator
bldg.' desirable professional loca-
s sa s sTeeleH5 oR Harklps fssji1,sS Can
MENT & INSURANCE CO. -2l
1887 H ST. N.W.-100eo loo, very
attrac. 1-rm. suite with foyer and
pyt' bath in distinctive office bldg.
DOWNTOWN st location. LeDroit
b SlagS;, s00,Sl0 F st. NV; large,
r ST. AT 9th, 557 9th st. NV
Brlght otticeS: convenient location
Reas. Apply $40 F st. NV. Room 10.
BETHESDA. MD,-New ground floor
suitable for. real estate. brokerage
or construction office. Call Mr.. Hol-
land. H. G.. Swiftly CO.. 81 18th
X ST. NEAR sTATLER-one or .
Each containing 900 50. it.: air
conditioned. Call Mr.. Holland, H. G.
SSMMIIJH 5o CO.. Sill 10Th st. NV.
SILVER SPRING-Large office con-
tanning 500 So, IT. available in
elevator Office building. Suitable for
age. Call Mr.. Holland. H. G. sMITHY
LIVE AT WORK-suite arranged V as
ONCE and apt. See 924 Kennedy st.
nv: Key a at 92.. Call OWNER, RE.
CORNER 9th AND PENNA. AVE,
900 9th st. NV; about 1000 So. it..
| End floor; suitable for commercial
purposes or offices: elevator. Reas
10th AND PENNA. AVE. Gas Penna
| ave. NV; bright Offices. good loo
Reas. Apply $40 st. NV. RIM. 10
I CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
| S3l Penna. ave. NV; Bird and 4th
noors; near new courthouse and
s other Govt: bldss,; bright oqtsid.
rms n as P Rsason al Apply $40 F st
FOR RENT-Large. well-situated Law
law library facilities. Very reason.
able rental. Possession Immediately
Call RE. S045, between 10 and }
GEORGETOWN-Wisconsin ave; :
Love Lovely y, bright offices in this com
able rent. Immediate occupancy
SIDNEY z. MENsH & CO.. MA. GAO
NATL oRGN. desires approx. i..o,
So SGT #. nc, Ct doTntown oftce space
SIS 18th ST. N.W-Opp. courthouse
Two rs aS suitable for lawyers. school
also. j. G. WELDON co. I744 4
st. NV. ME. 3011; ewes, Wo. 1854
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcons.)

INTERNATIONAL AS s4-ton stake.
a clean little. truck, ready for work;
priced to sell quickly at S745. Also
81 Chevrolet lton pickup, green;
Ass actual mi. like new through
out; a real savings at Sl.495; 80
Chevrolet l2-ton pickup, low mile
excellent. 81 .095; 80 Dodge i.-ton
panel, green. body and finish per-
feet. motor Al, S1,045: Al Chew
rolet i2-ton pickup, i'll. good eond.
rIn bod EFu'k; SABA has c sRfsl97
Wis. ave. OIL. 61o0. Open eyes.
INTERNATIONAL As ton and half
s s{,gI s tESsE : e excel. eohd:; DG: i5ss
DODGE s5fsG 9' iS4s pm h.ton panel. New l mo-
e con- Gn' ss sHa Nc $685. or eT No
$500; MIR. BROKER or MIR,
N S1hEE 1s4s KB-7, 3-ysrd
dump body; 2-speed rear. straight
air brakes: completely overhauled.
Can furnish steady Job to purchaser.
CHEVROLET 1851 81, stake body,
with tail gate; new: $500 mi,
Owner i'll, must sell. ia. 1896. ~
INTERNATIONAL '4s 1-ton panel;
for any Job. $500 HILL &
SANDERS, Wash.S Oldest Ford
Dealer CNA. $3.50, lila Vermont
FORD 1851 F-6 (big 6l; long wheel
base; nat bed. steel floor; T. and h.
| 1000 mi. GE. 54S9. 80
FEDERAL 1917 llz-ton; van-type
body; good condition; for sale cheap.
| Phone DE. 1908. lis
FORD 1916 dump; good condition;
excellent tires; 2-speed axel; $685.
Cnn ZOO 1S
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Oluest Eo1u DealeL 'Nn' 'o"ob AAAH
S345. S. down. BRENTWOOD
WHOLESALERS, 43lo R. I. ave.
r qf:i q iS56 s4 Tndor Custom with heat
er; less than ii 900 miles; ST 800
or best offer. ia. S-6673.
FORD 1916 Super de luxe s-cyl. 2
DIR. sedan; r, and h.; excellent rub
Der and exceptionally clean. A one
MAJOR MOTORS, 340o River I'd.
Alex, Va, Open daily til 8, Sun.
FORD 1910 TUDOR; orig. black paint.
orig spare tire extra clean: S325;
TENS: BRENTWOOD WHOLE
Sal sALERs. 43lo R. l. ave. ne. gN.
FORD 1851 Fordor 49," This Alpine
blue beauty is fully equipped with
r. and. h. If you are the person
lookins. for economy in a 81 car.
! MoNDS MoToRs FORD. 32,9S VII
son blvd. ia. 2-430O.
FORD 1850 custom de luxe Fordor:
r; and h.; excel: cond;; Sl,2a5.
FORD 1e47 conv.; r. and h.: dual
covers; a creamputI; S995. Cali
0W 64SS. Other accessories.
fOhU lSou luOOT custom, Wv.
tires; r. h.; orig; black finish. This
is lovely little car; fair trade:
| WHo1EsALERs' sol Old Biadens-
burg rd., Silver Spring, JU. 1861.
HENRY J 1851 "6-cylinder" 2-door;
equipped. heater; a fine. economy
car; 81 ,095, 2-day money-bac trial.
4-month written guarantee. HILL
e. SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer INA. $500. lila Vermont
Henry hsS w j. 1851 o-door. This low
mileage. one-owner car is in i'm
macuiate new-car condition. Going
today for only 1905, EDMOND9
MOTORS Ford. 329s Wilson
HUDSON 1851 Hornet, They are
hard TO find and We really are
happy to have one. A regular new
car-a-year trade-in: new-car guar
antee; T. and H.. HYDRA; clean as
q pin; only S2.345 Call CARL
MoToRs, INC 770l Wis. ave.
HIrpsoN 1919 Super Cdr; ?. ard
H.: owner: next to new per
i Torrance and beauty; new-csr guar
entee; : 3a5. Call CARL MOTORS,
INC. 5949 Ga. ave. NV. CT. 2444:
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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INDUSTRIAL PRopERTY-sALE

go; 900 GALLON oil or gas storage
plant in kenilworth, Nd. at d. c.
line. VIII sell plant on leased ground
or lease plant and ground. Also con-
slider selling equipment for removal.
Call MR.. CAVE LII. 4-l4O0. -o3
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GARAGES

1928 T ST. N.W.-Automatic park
ing inside mod. apt bldg; $40 mo
AID. 14lS. HU. T473.
1925 T ST. N.W.-Automatic park
ing inside modern apt. building. $40
per mo. AID. l41S or HUI. 7473.
NIGHT PARKING AVAILABLE; all
cars under cover. Call Elk. 1890
for rates 1514 l. st Nv
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STROUT's CATALOGs. either mailed
free, East. Midwest and Western.
STROUT REALTY, TIA. Wood
ward Bldg. Washington. ST 1884.
NEAR COLONIAL BEACH; 80 acres
good land; 7-room modern house.
Only S1S.n0O; y cash. MORGAN
REAL ESTATE CO., CHI. 1895. IL
COLONIAL ESTATE, home and farm,
70 acres OF blue grass pasture land
and sheep. Beautiful Colonial stone
and brick 12-room home of 18th
century, recently restored to its
original beauty. Its massive white
End story roof. and circular drive
under. portico makes this an out
standing attraction as you drive
through the Shenandoah Valley on
Hwy. No. II adjoining the city
limits OF strasbnrg; Va; The house
z others ready to install, a huge
living rm. once used for the ball
rm.. library and drawing nm. wide
entrance hall with oft. stairway.
b arge airy s$mt. with : entrances
yania Dutch kitchen and large din
ing rm.. wine cellar and storage rm.
This house is we'll suited for tourist
nome nome; doctors home and oftlceS or
away from the crowded city, then
you would love this grand old home
in the, valley and mountains. You
don't have to go to Maine to enjoy
scenery. It's all right here; within
20 miles of Washington. You must
see this treasured home to appre-
ciate it; Sold furnished or unfurn.
HUBBARD REALTY CO., JE. 3-lS7l.
or JE. 3-1S72. OV. 1916. -19
NORTHERN VIRGINIA ESTATE, over
100 acres, for, tractor cultivation:
road; D. C. so miles; charming old
home sets back in large naples
board fence; several box stalls: barn
stock shed; garage;. stone spring
and countryside: Can YOU use this
wants to sell quickly. Priced,
40, 300; Very easy terms. G. B.
MH smlltoRl Va Real Estate phone ~ 1881
TWO H1s ACRES, clear. A: A. Co. Md
basement, oil INV. heat, storm win
house. .10x30; workshop, lOxl2. Ap-
prox.. q A. Strawberries. few fruit
trees; located mi. from Cloverleat
on On, WASH ASH -Annapolis Freeway at Rt
Priced to sell quick at Sio,750
Good term. offered by WALTER M
g. BAc q AA dSa: X * s ST nv NV Wash
Sat. or Sun: at West River 422l.
jVIkGlNIA-6O acres, 1-rm. house
electricity; $500. Must sell. tn
MILLERsvILLE. MD.-2s miles d c
Bargain at S22, 500; rs acres, 12-rm
house. III baths, 8 firepls.. wild,
porches, old shade trees, on hill :
miles from Round Bay and Severn
River; Ma: 2O14; ewes, Ho. 9l67
WARRENTON, VA.-1OO acres, 6-rm
house, oil h.-w.h., Ia baths, small
orchard. barn and outbldgs.; 81. 5Ol
cash. MA. 2014: ewes. HO. 9l67.
NEAR INDIAN HEAD-23-acre farm
| $4,000, easy terms; 5-rm. franz
house with electricity, oil heat. Run
! ming water. new floors throughout
| new tobacco barn, chicken house
hog house. Price includes COW, tGr
keys. 2 geese. 35 hens, so chicks an,
2 hogs: long frontage on hard-sur
faced road; some fields seeded. Pos
session. Call for directions. W. W
LEWIS. Realtor. SH. 2971; ewes
! UN. 1854 -I9
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REST HOME OR INN

Small estate beyond Leesburg: lovely
mod. home with 2-story Col pill
lars, 42-ft. liv. rm. with . firepis
banauet-size din. rm. with t1repl, :
bedrms. and bath, 75x15 front porch
on LIST f.; twin bedrms.. flrepls
and bath on end; lge. kit, butler s
level; Gear garage: outbuldgs. and
tennis court; Is rolling acres. with
30-mi. view on main highway tadd
acreage avail). Just so mi from
D. c.. only mi. from Charlestown
Va. racetrack. Property worth well
over $4,000, but will take under
$50 900 for quick sale due to illness
WILL CONSIDER TRADE.
Ewes. call Mr.. Crowell. Sr.. MI. 629S
oo METZLER. VA. OFFICE
$500 Lee Hwy. ia. 5-7575
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30 NJ ST. NE. ME. UJU0
Special Price Sale

ALL PRICES DRASTICALLY
REDUCED
International, l2-ton Metro. running
Chevrolet AZ l-ton. eft. van; Al
throughout ----- .--.- $645
Ford As. F,6 fiat; good tires; excel,
Chevrolet ~ l2-ft. van body; excel.
Fede:afl As 2,a-ton dump; e;Oox%G
tires, air brakes; excel. Sl,345
GMC so II {. r. A. 622 3-ton tractor;
Studebaker 40 aft. van; aluminium
body. like new throughout 1899
REQ As 5-ton tractor, sol Inch en-
CINE completely oyerhauled $l.TS5
White A WA 20 tractor: excel.
chevrolet 40 lla-ton stake; in eood
Chevrolet SO 2-ton. chassis and Sab;
real bug at S915
Ford 81 s4-ton pickup: de luxe cab
cannot be told from new.
Fruehaut semitrailer; Tandem axle,
Al tires; all new brakes. buShings,
etc; soft. van s., 1875
All warranted to be exactly as rep
S sHERfFr S%IorSoSRsF co ~0h $50 Ra'f
MT Ennn 90
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5503 14th ST. NV.
Fronts on Colo. ave. also:' lge:. rm
20x45 and bsmt.; heat incl; 5000
mo. j. c. WELDON CO.. 1744 K st
NV, ME. BOIL; ewes. WO. 1884
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Plumber or Electrical
TTti1itv ROdV

studebaker 40. better than average
condition, newly painted. Standard
written guarantee; $3.50. STEUART
TRUCK CENTER, 200l West Viz
ginia ave. ne. LA. $500 --lS
Dump Truck, Ford FIG
2-ton, 3-yd. body; 2-speed real axle.
Ready for work: 81 ,495. STEUARr
TRUCK CENTER 2U01 west Viz
ginia ave. ne. LA. 5000. is
Dump Truck, Ford F8
3-ton. 4-yard body: with 6-yard
ends: 2-Speed rear axle. Very clean
STEUART TRUCK CENTER. POOL
West Virginia ave. ne, LA. 6-SO2o.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED (cont.
SEASHoRE PROPERTY
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

GALESVILLE. MD.-Large 5-bedrm.
house, ! IL baths on large lot; facing
West River; al-year home. Priced at
$500, small down payment and
good terms on balance, offered by
WALTER M. BAUMAN. 1927 K st.
NV, Wash. D. C. Ma. 0529 or Sat.
and Sun, call MIR. Startling at West
River, Md. 1921.
ATTRACTIVE 2-BEDRM. HOME on
large lot overlooking water. Flee.
stove, cleo. hot-water heater. built
A real value at S6,250; 81, 900
down, 500 a month. ME. Oslo.
$4,000 AND UP for cottages at Diff
ferent beach resorts in Anne Arun-
del County. See our large list as
low as $500 cash down. KAY
REALTY CO., RIA. 200: ewes, GE.
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BOATS
AVIATION
MOTORCYCLES

COMMONWEALTH SKYRANGER -
Safety inst, radio, low time, S5-h.p D.,
Cont. engine. Phone WA. 1896. lis
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN BUYER in town fol-, one
good clean cars. ia. 1901.
WESTERN BUYER has lmmed cash
f H MS oT Si9 s a cars; MORRIS
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1851 auto Immediately. Cali D1
CHRYsLER wanted. Will nay top
cash price for clean Chrysler. Mr.
Dunnigan. ROYAL MOTORS. INC
tChrysler-PlymouthJ. is Kennedy
st NV. TU. 24:is.
GOOD MAN FOR BAD CARS and
trucks: junkers, $50 and UP, Call
ia. 1909; immediate removal.
WE NEED CARS REGARDLESS of make;
highest t,r prices eo,, paid Don't sell or
PRICE. We VII viii pay ' Of balance IA sod #
any. All cash. See the salesman
in location $50 am; to 9 pm.
HILL i SANDERS. Wash's Oldest
Ford, Dealer tNA. 9S5U lila Yer
WANTEDS'4o. 80 and /or 81 Nash;
will pay cash: car must be in top
condition. DI. 1865. -223
FORD 80 Crestliner; good shape.
r AL; a HoNE s CA apP PR9 Of all
MeKEE PoNT 1fS IS 1884 aISa st. nw a.
ME- 1900.
INDIANA DEALER in town this week,
don't trade; sell to your advantage,
all cash; big prices now. WILLIAMS,
r. 1. ave. at Goth st. ne.
MG-TC OR I'd. 1941 or later.
Must be in good cond. and reas
priced. Call WO. 5000. 30
CADILLAC 1919. Will nav up to
$1,000. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
Connecticut. WO. $500
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Army Surplus Trucks
Pick-ups, panels, stakes, dumps. pack
age deliveries, vans, buses, tractors.
all in excellent cond.; 80 to choose
from, all makes.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMC TRUCK DEALER
5000 Lee Hwy, Arl.. Va, IA. 2-7OOO.
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End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

second trusts wanted. Cash today
RIA. 22S1, GIL. 6676, day or ewes
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CADILLACS WANTED
'4I-'52 models. See us before you
trade or sell your Cadillac. We will
pay you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1345 Que st. NV
Evening star., 1952-02-10
TRAINING MISSIONARIES
70 PREACH DEMOCRACY

Facts constitute the
They greater than than science
By William ]. Mover
Evening star., 1952-02-10
By William, ]. Meyer

here in small groups to visit repre-
sentative sections Of the country and
see for themselves how we live, think,
work and play.
A group of. 11-representing France,
Italy, Sweden, Belgium, Switzerland,
the Netherlands and Denmark-now is
on tour here. Typical of them is
Philippe Vos of Switzerland. He Is SO,
a graduate of Amsterdam College,
where he specialized in languages,
literature and economics. For about
is years he has been In press and radio
work in Western Europe and, before
the war, was assistant manager of an
American news bureau in Amsterdam.
Washington was the groups first stop.
But, after few days, they took to the
country" In teams of two or three,
they have been--
Living on farms where perhaps they
heard the farmer grumble about high
taxes and vigorously criticize the
Government
Touring great cities for a personal
introduction to the rapid pace and
complexities of our metropolitan life.
Attending small-town parent-teacher
meetings, where parents exert power
full influence on the conduct of our
schools.
Evening star., 1952-02-10

COMMUNISM was not a world wide
~ menace when those words were
written 20 years ago by Dean Carl w.
Ackerman, noted writer, editor and
educator, but they could have been
written today to describe the philosophy
behind vital, yet little known. segment
of the Voice Of America.
Through its Information and Educa-
tional Exchange Program, the State
Department is using tight little army
of some 1000 aliens to spread the
gospel of democracy in their native
lands.
1t isn't an army of guns or marching
men. Neither is it cloak k-and- dagger
espionage OUTFIT.
Instead, it is group Of hand-picked,
above-board workers attached to our
embassies and foreign offices through
out the world. Avowed exponents of
democracy, they teach its BENEFITS to
their countrymen through personal
contact, their native press, radio and
movies.
But despite their intelligence and
educational backgrounds, the State
Department goes on the theory that
nothing is as beneficial as personal
experience and f1rSt-hand observation.
That Is why many of them are brought
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-12-20
LAW ABIDING FREEDOM

The impatient who ant the end
before the beginning are level
ing criticism against our govern
mernments only, that we 70 not
deal with governments set up by
liberals If they do not have the
backing Of the laws and people of
their own country. We are
called reactionary We are con-
demned for not standing for free
dom which they interpret to mean
the right TO do as they please.
Freedom of itself is a beauti-
full word :. but freedom without
law to back it, is anarchy. Just
as men must have freedom to
think and speak in order to pro-
gress and indeed survive, so must
they have self made laws regulat-
ing that freedom.
History has proven this again
and again. The Roman Empire
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-12-20

arbitrary laws suffice. But free
dom, backed by laws, conceived
and Iegislated by those TO whom
they must apply, is invincible.
"0nly freedom which is under
strong law, only strong law TO
which men consent becanse it
preserves freedom, can endure"
Walter Lippmann wrote recently.
1t is up to each of US who desire
freedom, who believe in democra-
cy, who want DO preserve our
our American way of life, to obey
our own laws :. whether OF not
we like them. and to accord the
same privileges to others. That is
the democratic way. That is the
way to successful freedom.
In the year 1868, let's work
hard and work together for the
freedom which is the God given
heritage of all of us.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-12-20

was great as long as it was COM
posed of disciplined free men. To
be a Roman citizen then meant
70 be a free man all over the
known world. The Romans con-
quered not merely by force of
arms, but by force of concerted
intelligent action. But when lib
erty degenerated into license, they
fell a prey to the barbarie Ger
manic invaders.
AS the historian, James Trus-
low Adams, wrote: Without "a
vision men shall die. 1t is no less
true that without hard practical
sense, they shall also die" This
has been the secret back of our
eountry's greatness. America
started from IA vision of freedom
for all mankind, but it was backed
up by laws that insured the keep
ing of that freedom. Freedom
alone is not enough. Nor will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-07

in England. 80 per cent, and in
the last election in Belgium, 90
per cent of the voters went to the
polls.
Il am informed that, as Of Jan
uary OF this year, more than 29
million adult Americans were not
even registered to vote. I think
we should all be disturbed by the
fact that all during this century
more and more citizens are stay
ing away from the polls. In the
election in 1900, for instance, more
than 70 per cent of our citizens
voted, and in 1880 more than rs
per cent of the eligibles voted.
1.-THE privilege of voting is one
of the most treasured rights on
earth, as those who live in totali.
tartan countries can testify, but
we cannot have a big vote in this
country without a big registration.
newspapers. magazines, radio
and TV. and other media can do
much to enlist interest in this
subject. So, too, can the many
non-partisan organizations that
exist in every community. A great
decision will be made by the elec-
torate on November 4 this year.
and hope every American of vot-
ing age will participate in it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-07
Steel Shortages Force
Shutdown Of Ford Plants
By the Associated Press

DETROIT, Aug. Ford Motor
Co. said today that "still linger-
ing steel shortages" will force q
closing next week of Is of its Is
assembly plants across the Ma
ton. The firm said, however, that
it was hopeful it could resume
and maintain uninterrupted pro-
duction around the 18th of Au-
gust"
The shutdown will mark the
third time since July Is that the
firm closed most of it's assembly
line operations for a week.
The new announcement was
tempered, however, with the indi-
cation that the firm hoped the
steel situation would be in gooc
enough shape by August 18 so nc
further shutdowns would be nee.
esSary.
Next weeks shutdowns will in.
volve all Is Of the Ford division.
assembly plants and three of foul
of the Lincoln Mercury division
The exception will be the st. Loui.
plant which will operate four day.
next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-07
Tomorrow q Robbit Is q Rabbit,
Stern u. S. Informs Fur Dealers

mission. which will do most of
the enforcing Of the law, has pre-
pared q list Of 100 or so true
English names"-from alpaca to
zebra (which viii let the custo-
mer know just what fur he or she
Is buying.
Among the thought-up names
thus ruled out: "Black Marten"
for skunk, BLUE Japanese Wolf
for dyed goat. ''Manchurian Wolf
for Chinese dog.
Through this law, says Harvey
II. Hannah, chief of FIGS wool
and fur labelling division, Con
gress has set out to remove the
veil Of confusion, uncertainty and
obscurity which has for the past
decade clouded the minds Of many
potential fur buyers"
Congress made it tough on any
dealer who refuses to call skunk
Q skunk. too. The penalties for
violators run up to q $1,000 fine
or . year In jail or both.