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The Washington times., 1937-11-27
VittOriO's Beauties of War

VTITTORIO MUSSOL1NI 21-year-old son of Bento,
has lust published his memoirs of his career as
an aviator in the Ethiopian Quotations from the
book Gt is entitled Flying Over Ethiopian Mountain
Ranges'O have been printed here, and have shocked
more than few people
To Vitoro, war is beautiful Especially beautiful is
it to fly fast bombing plane Ethiopians who have
no pursuit planes and next to antarcraf guns and
drop bombs on them.
About bombardment of some Ethiopian cavalry,
Vittorio rhapsodzes:
We upon them unobserved, and Immediately
dropped loads of explosives remember that one
group of horsemen the impression of budding
the bombs fell in their midst 1t was exceptionally
good fun.
Another engagement wasn't thrilling to Vittorio:
The bombing of Adowa give any satisfaction
owing to the only small huts which
without raising smoke flames could
in American film.
And on for $50 pages, In this tribute to war as
magnificent sport" 1.-The quintessence of beauty.
All this is savage and barbaric; true. But it is no
novelty, nothing new in history Whole peoples, whole
classes throughout history have lived and breahed the
Vittorio Is philosophy that there is nothing so
glorious as war.
"O' V''S"'"' The Spartans, the Macedonians, the
Romans the medieval knights the Vikings the raiders
of Genghs Khan, the Iroquos and Apache Indians the
Zulus the head hunters of Borneo and many others,
have felt the same way about the beauty Of killing
their people. The Japanese feel that way about it to-
day. Mussolini and Hitler today are striving to imbue
the Italian and German peoples with the worship
of and the warrior.
Vittorio ism It gna He is only franker than
other people, The sensible reaction to his remarks is
not to be shocked by them it is to grasp the fact that
the world is still copously provided with people who
think as Vittorio does
Had Vittorio been in a real war, meaning had the
Ehiopans possessed good and plentiful airfghting
equipment the Italians Vitoro wouldn't have found
beautiful He might not have lived to write
his war memoirs.
The only safe course for peace-loving nations
own has become, in world crawling with war
lovers, is to provide themselves with the equipment
needed for defense against any lovers who may
want to practice on them.
Modern is not beautiful Vittorio to the con-
trary. But it great deal prettier for we'll armed
nation when attacked than for badly armed nation
The World War beautiful for France, for
example, than the present war with Japan for China
Speaking of beautiful war, new report of pos
sible end to-
THE WAR IN SPAIN
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
People
BY F. ROmer
MOSES TAYLOR

MOSES TAYLOR
AS president Of the Ma
IA, tional City Bank, Taylor
had a passion for br@ity that
amounted to obsession He
probably gave the shortest
conferences Of any modern
executive. A study Of this
popularity made the fortune
Of at least one youth who
called on him. He talked to
Taylor in teleeraphic sen-
tences and won the finan-
ciers permanent interest in
his career.
Gcopgright. 1as7. bER. AsmsRE -
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sands Of dol
lars are slip
pin G a W a y
from wash
ington b u S j.
n e SIS estab-
Ii S h m e n t S
a n n u a lily
through t h e
| a c k Of a
stadium. Also,
on Sidering
the pride of
the Capital of
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
Listen, World!
By Elsie Robinson
Copyright 1897. King Features Syndicate.
DAYS WHEN ELSIE DOESN'T LIVE HERE

ANY MORE"
THERE are days aOhem everythings s0rOmg. Not Just
fussy tangled dGys-but days Whem things are
hezshy hopeessy a0rog to their roots Days 0hem
lose my grip te nothing seems a0orth oOhde and
don't qiVe boot pvhqt happens.
The Washington times., 1937-11-27

city all the year around. Such
a stadium could be filled to ca
pacity at all large events, sports
and otherwise.
X y X
Thomas P. Wade, 2535 Third
st. N. E., florist:
Il certainly do. Many thou
The Washington times., 1937-11-27

witness the spectacular events
and to see Washington as a
place of interest"
\ x
Miss Lois Berman, 1880 M st.
N. w., stenographer:
"Of course we should have a
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
THE WAR IN SPAIN

came out yesterday.
It is now reported that an armistice is being nego-
tiaed under British auspices and that may be fol-
Another Bourbon lowed by restoration of the
King for Spain? AIe- yTrT =" 81. ~
We hope there is something in the report of an immi
nent calling off of the slaughter Any kind of truce
would be preferable to the murder that has gone
on in Spain for sixteen months
About possible restoration of the Spanish Bourbon
family to the throne of Span it's the Spaniards bust
ness BUT we don't see how they contemplate such
a thing.
It is beyond American comprehension how any people
could want to be ruled by leftover of centuries-od
royal line of profigate, sensual diseased prognathous
haemophac, sloppy Drained often braness or insane
rakehells
From News
The Washington times., 1937-11-27
News Behind the News
Britain May Swap an African Colony
For German Trade Agreement
BU Paul MnLLOn

(Word Copyright 1887 Rights
Reproduction OF in art Prohibitsd)
DUSSIA has been getting sfnecked about the Japs again.
~ Tough talk is coming out of Moscow.
The Washington times., 1937-11-27

lot important 6V6uGS.
Mrs. Rosemary Shipp, 205
Tenth st. N. E., beautician:
"I would like to see a stadium
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
BUEN LAXANTE

Ell sentirse NAL Y ell aburri-
miento que a menudo acompa-
ma al estrenimiento lie Quitan
ell .gozo de vivir. Pruebe una
dosis de Black-D raught a la
primer senal de estrehimiento
v yea Guam mejor es detener la
dolencia antes de que sc apo
dere de listed. Black Draught
es puramente vegetal, es muy
rapido v de confianza.
Obtenga alivio refrescante del es-
trehimiento tomando 81 puramente
vegetal
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
MURIO Ell PADRE DE CHE


Praga, Checoeslovaquia, sep.
14-Uno de los hombres mas
admirados de la Europa de la
post-guerra ,el DR.. Thomas G,
'Masaryk, fundador y expresi-
dente de la Rep1blica, falleci6
anoche a la eda ode 81 amos.
Jan Masaryk, uno de los hi
jos del presidente, di6 la mott
cia, diciendo que su padre habia
dejado de existir a las :29 de
la madrugada. Todas las ban
deras han sido puestas a media
asia, en- demonstration de duelO,
Cuando la muerte recogi6 al
Padre de la Republica que ma
ciera de la guerra, junto a su
lecho sc encontraban tambien
ell preSldente Eduardo BeneS,
uno de los mas hablles diploma
ticos de la Europa c~ontempora-
nea, Ell primer ministro Hodza
Y Ell canciller Samal. Masaryk
fu6 presidente desde 1918 a
1884, cuando renunci6, ~sustitu-
yendole Benes,
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
MOYIMIENTO EN- Ell CENTRIC OBRERO

Sc oven gritos, Vald6s, des-
de la presidential, somete a vo
taci6n 81 la iunta Sc suspende
0 no,
Ell presidents Cassaro, enfa-
dado, pone termino a la junta.
Entonces M. Gutierrez sube
al escenario.
La algarabfa es grande. Gri
tos de hombres indignados v
de otros que piden orden. Son
tantas las peticiones de orden
que Sc extiende ell desorden.
Al fin habla Gutierrez V d.
ce que en- veg de organizar 10
que Sc trata es de desorgani-
Ear, en- contra de los intereses
colectivos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
la Junta Conjunta de anoche

Una violenta junta conjun-
ia de las Uniones locales Sc We
rific6 anoche en- ell Centre O.
brero.
AL principle de la session hi
cieron uso de la palabra Lo-
renzo Puentes, Secundino Con
zalez, Oliverio, Mauel Menen-
dez, MANN, Alfonso Coniglio,
Norona, Antonio P. Lendian,
Vicete Fraga y Gerardo San
chez.
Los discursos son de tono su
Dido Y algunos companeros ha
cen acusaciones.
Pedro r.. Moya interrumpe
a Gerardo Sanchez y dice que
Sc esta ofreciendo I'm espec-
taculo POGO edificante y pro-
pone que Sc suspenda la session
convocada para elegir a tres
miembros del Comite Nivela-
dor, Y que Sc cite otra Con-
junta para que ell Consultivo,
acusado por algunos, haga sus
descargos.
Florentino Fernandez pre-
senta SUI renuncia.
Gerardo Sanchez continda
en- ell uso de la palabra y ter
nina su peroraci6n.
lie sigue ell companero Ores
tano, explicando su actuaci6n
por la local italiana 495. Pide
a Lendian pruebe que los dele
gados de esa Union fueran
nombrados por Ell ~secretario,
como dijera.
Mauricio Gutierrez pide IN
turno, por tres veces, y M. Ro-
driguez expresa ell deseo de
hablar.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
Y con los comandantes
Sanserinca y Lizarraga.

mics, y con los commentaries
Sanserinca y Lizarraga.
-lInterviniste despues email
|guna operation belica?
ST; estuve en- Navalcarne-
no, tornado al fin, despu6s de
tres dfas de asedio. Ali Sc re-
gistraron hechos de an herofs-
mo magnffico; sobre TODD, por
parte del va mencionado conan
dante Sanserinca. Despues-
anade Bustamante-estuve en-
Boadilla del Monte llegando has
ia las mismas puertas de Villa
viciosa. La vida de soldadO me
gusta. Els una vida LENA de pc
ligros Y de emociones fuertes,
como la del torero.
La costumbre de pasar IA
tigas v sustos morrocotudos no
tie haria ~extranar, desde luego,
la vida fatigosa e ingrata de
campana.
ASH fue, desde ell primer
momento. Lo que para otros
constitute una pesadilla y un
disgusto permanente, para mi
era la cosa mas natural del mum
do. ~ luego diran que no sirve
para NADIA andar pasando amar-
guras por los caminos del num-
do!
ST, amigo milo. Todo ESQ sir
We para aprender a vivir, que
no otra cosa es la vida que el
sufrimiento q. a cada paso y en-
TODD momento nos proporciona.
-Asf es, nj mas nj menos.
~ dime, 1has perdido en- la
guerra tn afici6n por los toros?
ESQ, nunca, Mas viva y pu-
JAMIE existe en- mi cada dfa que
pasa. Como que estoy deseando
que termine la guerra, por dos
cosas principalmente, porque
dejen va de morir hombres y
por empezar otra vez a matar
toros...
Juan del SGrto.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
INICIA Ell GOBIERNO Me-
JICANO UNA CAMPANA
PARA "SACARLE LOS
DIENTES" AL GENERAL
CEDILLO

Ciudad de MEXICO, D. F., lep.
14.-Nuevas tropas han sido
mandadas por ell gobierno al es-
tado de San Luis de Potosi, dom
de tiene su ejercito privado de
$4,000 hombres Ell general Sa-
turnino Cedillo, de ideas fascis-
tas. FL battalion de infanteria
No. 38 lego a csc lugar e infor-
ma que el ejercito de Cedillo es-
ta bien disciplinado. Dos regi-
mientos mas van a ser manda-
dos a ese lugar.
Los peri6dicos de la frontera
con csc estado dicen que Cedillo
declare: Sc me ofreci6 un pues
to ~diplomatico en- Ell extranjero,
pero yo no soy I'm chico a quien
SO puede contentar con un ca
ramelo.
Hasta ell presente ell gobierno
mantiene en- Ell mando al conan
dante de San Luis de Potosi, a.
migo de Cedillo.
Los observadores Green que
81 general Cardenas Sc propone
sacarle los dientes a Cedillo.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

Sc quiere denigrar a un hom
BE que es ell 1nico capaz, en-
tire Ell grYpo que lie ataca, d
er NivelaOn que tiene una
historic limpia.
Los gritos Sc renuevan. La
calma Sc restablece Y Cutie
rrez continda hablando. La
presidencia lie interrumpe Gu
tierrez sigue y concluye dicien
do que Sc halla de complete a.
cuerdo con la proposition de
Moya.
Saturnino Aleman pide Ia
palabra sobre ell nombramien-
to del Nivelador. Algunos com
paneros empiezan a desfilar.
Jose Martinez, sobre quier
Sc pretende arrojar "sombras'
que no merece, paragona su
nombramiento con ell de Lo-
renZo Puentes. No pidi6 que Sc
lie nombrara y no nivelara mas
nunca. Desafia a que sc lie d.
gan sus errores Y los delitos
que haya podido cometer, y
refiriendose a los que lie vitu-
peran afixma que no pueden
compararse con el, nj en- hon
radez nj en- eficiencia como o.
brero cumplidor de sus debe-
res.
Algunos de la junta, amigos
de Martinez, increpan a otros
y les dicen: confession ahora.
"Yo iba a nivelar con la in.
tenci6n de poner las maquinas
dentro de los talleres. No he
robado nuncA y maneje mu :
chos fondoS del Comite de Au-
xilio. Jamas Sc me ha pegado
10 que no es mfo."
Habla Manuel NJ. Menendez
(Aramburu) y la Ipresidencia
suspende despues la session.
Los niveladores no fueron
nombrados.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
Tn torero pariente de SfsmeIbn
Eombate en- dfyente d9Madrid
Fus orsanizador de las nAiIicias vasdAs

Alfonso Bustamante es un
buen torero y un buen comba-
tiente. Sc enorgullece de ambas
cosas y proclama con una sim
patica reiteraci6n su parentesco
con Ell que fue discutido y bata-
llador republicano-uno de los
hombres de mas claro talento pc
lftico de su tiempo-don Nico-
las Salmer6n.
A pesar de su juventud -
veintid6s amos escasamente cum
plidos-, Bustamante asegura
haber vivido mucho y muy in
tensamente. Su afici6n por los
toros lie hizo desertar a los ca
torce amos del hogan palermo.
Su vocation Y Ell cargo que ejer-
cfa su padre-juez de primera
instancia de una importante
ciudad de Castilla-era incom-
patibles.
Y Bustamante - mas conocldo
en- ell mundillo de los toreros con
ell sobrenombre de Nino de RO-
mea-huy6 de su casa, impulsa-
do por una afici6n que para Ell
estaba por encima de TODD, in :
cluso del propio amor paternal.
En- sus afanes por triunfar y
enriquecerse, lie cogi6 la guerra
en- la critica edad en- que no po-
dam 81 10 guerra tampoco--sus
traerse a cumplir con sus debe-
res de ciudadano que Sc We obi
gado a lucha por un ideal mas
noble Y elevado que ell que has
ia entonces fuera ell eje y como
la aspiration suprema de su vi
da. Y combati6 tambien como
dos buenos.
-sDe cuando data tn incor-
poraci6n a los frentes de comba-
tie?
DE los primeros dfas del
movimiento. Yo he seguido paso
a paso, y combatiendo siempre
en- los lugares de mayor peligro,
las incidencias de esta guerra
encarnizada y terrible.
- Habras side testigo, pOr
10 tanto, de muchos horrores y
muchos episodios dignos de ad-
miraci6n por su significaci6n y
por su grandeza?
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

En- efecto, de TODD huoo;
pero 20 me limitA siempre a
cumplir, s~encillamente, con mis-
deberes de soldado.
-lCual es Ell episodio de que
IRA del q. mas fuerte recuerdo
tie ha quedado?
-El recuerdo mas impreslo-
mantle que conserve es Ell de mi
actuaci6n en- Ell Alto del Leon.
Solo logramos escalar la inacce-
sible cumbre ell .comandante Els
cudero, al que 70 servia de en-
lace. otros dos individuos, una
muchacha anarquista y 20. Ell
comandante E dero cay6
muerto, asi como otro de nues-
tros braves acorApafantes. Yo
estuve resistiendo, en- calidad
de jefe del pequefo grupo, has
ia que nos mandaron un capt.
tan, que debia asumir las res
ponsabilidades de la operaci6n
Y del momento, por demas an
gustioso, que estabamos wien
do. No puede imaginarse ell Pc
so que Sc me quito de encima y
la algeria que sentf cuando vi
llegar al captain, acompanado
de algunos otros elementos de
tropas, classes en- SD mayoria.
Respire, satisfecho, y ESQ que
me atenazaba 81 dolor por la
muerte del comandante Escu-
dero, a quien guerra sincera-
mente.
;Despues?
EN- la retirada de aquella
operation, tuvimos que volar I'm
puente, para que no pasaran los
tartques enemigos, que se NOS
venian encima, como un tur-
bi6n devastador. De laj explo-
sion de una bomba enemiga de
la aviaci6n, mas potente y mas
nutrida todavia que los tanques.
estuve a punto de quedarme Gle
go.
-lC6mo salvaste la vista?
-Despues de una gran tenn
porada de curaci6n, graclas q Ia
Saba pericia v a los exquisitos
cuidados del doctor Martin En-
r1quez. 81 no hubiese sido por
ell, a estas horas estaria yo segu-
ramente ciego, pues NO puede
usted imaginarse la gravedad
que tuvo aquel incidente.
-iD6nde fuiste destinado al
reintegrarte q las actividades
de campafia?
"A las Milicias Vascas, en-
las cuales actue de organizador
con algunos toreros de aquella
region, amigos y companeros
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
OPERADA


Esta manana fue operada
con gran exito en- una Clinica
local la NIFTY estimada senora
Mercedes Cisneros, residente
de la avenida Michigan, en- w.
Tampa, Y la cual venia sufrien
do de pertinaz dolencia.
La operaci6n, aunque aries
gada, fue practicable rapida-
mente y con gran acierto.
Esperamos que ell restableci
miento de la Sra. Cisneros no
Sc haga espeFaF,
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

GANGA.-S8 acres, buena TERRA .
10 millas, carretera No. 1856, hace
frente a los 2 lados de la carretera.
-Vendo 40 acres en- cada lado. Mi
les de acres. Excelente para ganado
y cerdos. Esplendido lugar. Tambien
SO acres cerca de Six Mile Greek.
Precio da Ganga.
Lame dia o noche o venga a ver-
me.
JOHN d. HOBBS
2O3 East Frances Ave. Telaf 4O77
La gaceta., 1937-09-14

cias eran yacas estIpidas en-
canine del matadero.
Momentos mas tarde, ell EN-
bajador frances, M. Francois
Poncet, hablando con Hitler lie
dijo: listed We, Herr Canciller
las naciones vacas est1pidas
no titubean en- venir a Nurem-
berg.
La gaceta., 1937-09-14
UNA CONTESTACION DEL.
EMBAJADOR N A
UNA ERASE DEL PAYA-
SO COEBBELS

Paris, Sept. 14.-Luego de
que Jose Goebbels, ministro
de propaganda de Alemania,
habia dicho que las democra-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26

being sponsored by the Connecticut
State Real Estate board.
The measure aims to graduate
the taxing limit down to 20 mills
within three years.
Sponsor
According to advance reports the
bill will be introduced this week by
Ralph z. Sprague Of Bridgeport,
chairman Of legislation and taxa
ton for the state real estate board.
In view of the fact that Water
bury's present tax rate of 81 80 mills
local legislators will be keen1y in
terasted in the proposed bill. Wa
terl,ury, however. comes within the
exception classification.
Mayor John w. Murphy Of New
Haven has openly stated that he
win oppose the bill. Various cities
anti banks are reported lining up
to offer opposition and from all in
dicatlons royal reception awaits
tho new measure.
The Measure
The proposed legislation reads as
follows:
Il. The aggregate OF all taxes
levied upon real estate for one year
by oil taxing authorities within this
state shall not exceed rs per cent of
the true value Of such property on
the list OF 1887, 90 per cent on the
Of 1889, 2 per cent on list of 1910,
and per cent annually thereafter;
provided, however. that taxes levied
for the payment OF interest and prin-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
INFLUENZACASES
HERE DECREASING

Influenza cases, which brought
the Waterbury total for the first
three weeks of January to q point
higher than 1t had been since the
epidemic of 1918, are on tho wafle,
according to o report released at
the health department office this
morning. During the past two days
there has been only one case re-
ported here In Waterbury. This
leaves the monthly total for the
FIRST 20 days OF the month ut about
II cases.
One new case OF grippe was re-
ported today and three yesterday.
No new cases OF lobar pneumonia
we're reported since last week at
the health department office.
The weekly report Of tho state
department Of health for the week
ending January 20 shows that Wa
tcrbury had nine out OF the ia
cases OF lobar pneumonia reported
during that time for the entire
state. New Britain was high with
IL cases.
Waterbury also had, for that
week, one case OF scarlet fever and
one case OF measles. Influenza and
grippe cases are not included on the
weekly report Of the state depart
ment Of health.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
BELOVED, ENEMY
DUE TOMORROW
State Theater Features
: Picture Version of DEM
Ocrat'S Serial Novel

OF particular interest TO Democrat
readers is the picture Beloved
Enemy" which begins four day
engagement at Warner Brothers
State theater starting tomorrow. A
photo serial In six chapters based
on the Screenplay has been run
ming In the Democrat for the past
few days and has been the occasion
of much favorable comment. In the
announcement made by the State
to show the picture 1t offers our
readers an unusual opportunity.
The picture stars Merle Oberon
and Brian Aherne and is released
by United artists. The romance Of
a man o woman from two warning
worlds, England and Ireland, who
risk their lives for love amid intri-
que and bloodshed provides the
theme Of Beloved Enemy"
Merle has her greatest role TO
date as Lady Helen Drummond, the
lovely English girl who accompanies
her father Lord Athleigh. an ennis
sary Of Parliament.
Aherne Is seen as Dennis Riordan,
the daring. dashing young Irishman
who Is the scret leader of the revolt
and whom all the strategy OF the
British has failed TO trap.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
SECOND CHURCH

Three classes Of the standard
leadership training school which
held Ito third session last night In
the Second church were under the
direction Of Rev. Richard s.. Enrich
of st. Johns Episcopal church, Mrs
Otcar Locke of Oakville and Miss
Ethel Roberts OF New Haven. Rev.
DR.. John G. Walker, pastor of the
Second Congregational church was
In charge Of the devotional service.
DR.. Enrich was the lecturer for
the class studying 1.-THE Church
Through the Centuries" with the
following members attending: Wal
ter Blanchard, Arthur Chappell,
Warren Coe. Mrs. Harold Craw, Or.
w. F. johnson, Albert J. Krull,
Elizabeth Malette, May e. Miller,
Augusta Poirier, Harris r. Scott,
Mrs. Louise Service, Maybelle Har-
vey Ward, Mrs. Friedrich b. Web
ster, and Mrs. Edith Cough.
Mrs. Oscar Locke, OF Oakville,
gave the lecture In the class for
Guiding Beginners in Christian
Growth" The members Of this
group are: Mabel n. Adgate, Mrs.
Florence Brown. Betty L. Coe, Mrs.
Marion Carey. Mildred Ericsson, Mrs.
.orothy A. Green, Mrs. n. d. Ham
monds, Mrs. Kenneth Hardin, Mrs.
Ralph Harris, Mrs. Mileon Hotch-
kiss. Eugenia Malette, Mrs. M. r.
Rogers, Lillian A. Underhill and
Mrs. LEILA Wellington.
Miss Ethel Rogers, Of New Haven,
had charge OF the course, Guiding
the Religious Growth OF Juniors
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-26
Cities, Banks Reported
Combining To Defeat
Realtors Legislation
Property to Is Mills-Makes Exception for Cities
With Obligations Assumed Before Passage

cipal on bonded Indebtedness in
CURED prior TO passage Of this act
may be exempt from such limita-
ton; provided, however, that this
limitation shall not apply TO any
subdivision having charter author
izing tax Or assessment TO be laid
by vote Of the members on their
own property.
~. Any and all officials charged
with the duty OF valuing real estate
for the purpose OF taxation and OF
levying taxes upon real estate shall
be held personally liable for the en-
forcement Of this act. and failure to
do 80 shall be. punished as q mis-
demearior, misfeasance and malfeas-
ance, and the usual penalties shall
attach. And, further, II shall be the
duty Of the public prosecutor TO
take appropriate action against such
official or officials on his own initia-
tive or upon representation made to
him by petition Of ten or more real
estate owners.
Optional: True value, as used
herein, shall be computed solely on
warranted annual income, produce
tivity or utility"
Nine States
There are nine states In the coun-
try which already have an over ali
limit on the real estate tax rate and,
according to the National Associa-
ton Of Real Estate Boards, in a third
OF the As states where the Legisla-
ture Is convened or about to convene,
creation OF similar tax limits or
strengthening Of the existing limita-
ton bills Is being sought.
In number of states, II was
said, this move will be supplemented
by request for specific legislation to
base the valuation Of real estate for
tax purposes on It's warranted an
nual productivity, utility or income.
Connecticut is one Of these states.
Drafts Proposal
The bill was drafted by John M.
Hutchinson of Waterbury, national
vice-president Of the National Real
Estate association; q. Leroy Kemp
Of Darien, state president OF the
Connecticut State Real Estate Board
and Thomas Cooke Of Greenwich.
Mr.. Hutchinson, who is one OF the
leaders Of the movement In Connec-
ticut, expressed confidence that not
only will the 26-mille limitation be-
come effective ; in Connecticut but
that an overall limit on property
taxation will eventually become
standing taxing practice throughout
the entire country.