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HOUSES FOR SALE.

S6,95O-NEW CHEVY CHASE BUNGA-
low rooms bath. garage; fireproof. steel
aeeo or Geosa hsas 55a
2216 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-6 ROOMS AND
sun porch. a.m.c., h,-w.h.., insulated. ex-
cellent condition. rear yard. flowers. Pot.
S6.25O-MUST BE SOLD-6-RooM AND
bath brick: 25 IT. wide: facing wide ave:
sood nv gas beeT 9 nea and nd a
sS ispss p sHELfs Rsassn oN x M.
rAMAEo 2$93 E0ENING Gn1 irPIn PHosE NE, CALL MIR.
A NEW. DETACHED BRICK. ABOUT ONE
half block west OF Connecticnt ave, at the
fuTrsd hss
lot l0Oxl00: detached garage. An oppor-
tunity for some careful purchaser Phone
JAMES. INC.
NEAR CAPITOL AND L1BRARY..6 TO Y
room houses. Terms. Mrs. WILLIAMS. Lin
coin 3143 or 800 st. ne.
assured-;;-s rms. . tile baths, automatic
heat and refrigeration, :5-car garage. Priced
Ssngs sSsy low RoGR Moss ffas psres hepss
SUBURBAN LIVING WILL BE MOST
BUNGALOW with STUDIO living room. sunken
74xl37; carefree comfort; modern gas
WSgESTas VIII saza SgsT IS IS sa sST
55O1 Georgia Ave. NV. Eve. Col. 1882
IL ROOMS. 3 BATHS EXCELLENT CON-
tdlttiion; tdtio; in best NV, section. near transpor.
penses. Terms. Mr.. MURDOCH, District
ss ss5o-WEsT OF 14th ST, NEAR EMER-
BED ROOMS rear cenpie1e Screened oaors porehes:
covered front porch; house q. #, wide:
and s647s per 0 month no ao0r reneSais s viii viii
E#5EH oiH %s %@$%%ao SSSS%
CHEVY CHASE ROOM BUNGALOW.
basement, oil heat. unusual value at
| Detached. rooms and bath a bed rms.);
| new-house condition; hot-water heat lot
4amxSoG; high eleyation lovely shade.
rison St, Arlington. Va. Walnut 1898.
AN NEW S.1Mosn HOME ~ S,I THAT ExGLgs1yE SEC
s oe st. apS Tie KGs9 sys c1ssf asr
s9%fs Ths ans dsshfI place Is priced st
plsn: Two and one-half baths. oil heat.
fnished nttic screens ., Phone Shsphsrd
or Sc. for beautiful, modern, 6-room and
bath brick home in best section of Silver
Spring Large lot. plenty of flowers, shrub
berry. etc. No cash necessary. E. A.
GARVEY. Dist 45OS Eve. Geo. 5000. 1126
vt. ave.
S13. 3.5O0-HANDSOME NEW STONE. DE-
tached home of English architecture and
containing 8 spacious rooms. 3 baths: 4
bed rooms (step down living room) au-
tomato heat: built-in garage; located
west of Connecticut ave. in RESTRICTED
neighborhood; a rare bargain. Call Con-
| dit of BOSS & PHELPS. National $500:
evenings. Adams 17S1.
CHEVY CHASE-A REAL VALUE. $3.50:
well built; q rms, center hall. brick. attr.
| designed; large lot: sodded, shrubbed: near
| schools transp.; uneQualed for value:
| 1000 cash balance S75 month MR.
TWEED day. National Os56: evenings.
Metropolitan 1928.
IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS. MUST SELL
| beautiful Groom brick home near Pa. ave.
extended at sacrifice Of Sc. 500. VIII con-
| slider trade Phone District 1884.
MT PLEASANT, COL. HTS CONN AVE.
section, have several 8 to II room houses;
reasonable. E. w. BAILEY. Adams 47s6.
FIRST COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY
a rms. 1st floor). OF! burner. 2-car brick
faraFei active. central ne. location; price.
| 412.76o. quick sale. Good cash payment.
Call Adams A7e0.
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S1sP n6ms la ST. Baths dyES rse2sa5R coaN5R
roushed-in rl .ii for for 2ndeh kit; nice yard: in
sulated caulked weather stripped, screen
sader sd Fl 9IS iS4s Tens se se Lincoln aHpp 75J "peF
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - BRIGHT
wood brick rms, Z baths. gar; newly
Eedecorated and renovated; s9.45o: terms.
l4O4 c ST. NE.-S5,75O. TERMS. SIX
rooms. bath, h.-w.h:. cleo. refrigeration.
newly decorated. OWNER. Lincoln 1913.
FOUR BEDROOM. TWO-BATH HOUSE
in Chevy Chase. IN the country cluD sec
necticut ave. The house is OF center-hall
type with large living room and open hre-
pace sipe pofeh ana speno bane snsnSerd os SId
4455 until 9 pm. WAPLE a. JAMES, INC.
So, 950-A LOVELY BRICK COTTAGE ON
beautiful wooded lot 220 feet deep. With
tical School, this very attractive house con-
tains large rooms and sleeping porch on
the first floor; very large attic; thoroughly
automatic heat and electric refrigeration.
House is practically new and the entire
property is in excellent condition, sub
MR. MILLER. BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL
! 5000. EVENINGS. CALL CLEVELAND O112.
s5,25O-,MoDERN NORTHEAST HOME, g
room brick h,Wh. rear poreheS aa1 and
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.
Ssg5of Ro9Ms 0S AND BATH BRICK
Schools sa5 4sn Stores na and ale
POTOMAC REALLY CO.
35O3 Georgia Ave. Adams 1903.
TODAYS BES1 BUY
FACING GOVERNMENT PARK.
3O2 MADISON ST. NV.
Seven rooms. bath and half, automatic
aA essh reauired Phone eIe for
,ao, ,.tS WAPLE q N ! u JAMES, me-, NC; e,,s
| So 25O-S5OO CASH
in garage large lot owner Ashton 1sl-M
or Mr. coULoN, Met: 1888.
EXCELLENT HOME ON PARK RD.-3
| cellar. hot-water heat. oak floors. gas and
| elec.; splendid condition; large lot. Owner
| has instructed US to sell at sacrifice price.
HiGBiE. RICHARDSON & FRANKLIN.
1914 St. NV. N National ao76.
st. NV. Shepherd 1892.
n,, BE, BE PRACTICAL,
an, BUY INSTEAD OF RENTING. mt Co. ,
considered. Open, Tor inspection, to .
pm. daily. OF call Decatur 3Ol4.
NEW HOME-MT PLEASANT
Near l6th and Columbia rd.-Sl so.
! Center hail. large bright rooms. 3 baths;
| beautiful. large recreation room With street
| entrance: 2-car gar OWNER. Natl. s95
| AIN-SG
| Near llth and Park rd-BeaulItul g.
| room nome INV h.. cleo, parQuet floors
| A real sacrifice. Call National s9i9.
| SMALL SUBURBAN ESTATE
| CLOSE IN.
! Lovely shade trees. yard attractively
| Handicapped; 7-room home. delightful
| porches. Large sun parlor. This is a
| wonderful home for children.
| THOS. E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors.
| 721 10th ST. NV. National O165.
| EVENINGS kensington Him.
| CHEVY CHASE MD
Chevy Chase Club. Imposing detached
center-hall Colonial brick. II rooms 81
baths. lot 200 it. deep, fine trees and land
| BOSS & PHELPS.
Phone Natl. $500; Evenings. Call Mr. vii
| Thomas. Dec. 2146.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

BUILDER WILL EXCHANGE NEW s.
room detached house and garage pn
building lots. Address Box 1S2-A, Star
office.
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DESIRABLE APIS.

DESIRABLE APIS.
3519 18th st. NV.
rooms kitchen and bathS45.O 90
5 rooms Kitchen bath -S60 90
ELEC. REFG. ON HOUSE CURRENT.
7O7 Goth st. NV.
3 rooms kitchen and bath 90
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
61OO 14th st. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath --SS5 90
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR.
25O5 Champlain st. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath so
ELECTRIC RIGERAToR
14O6 Girard st. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath--S425 so
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
14th, Near Columbia Rd.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. ''''
BROD1E & COLBERT, INC,
1907 Eye St. NV. Natl. 1878.
1411 HARVARD ST, NV.
In the upper 14th ST. section. convenient
TO cars buSSes. shops and theaters: very
attractive newly decorated apartment,
consisting OF , bed rooms. living room
ginning room, kitchen. bath and back porch;
$500. See Janitor.
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HOUSES UNFURNlSHED.
sEMI-DETACHED-6 RMS. BATH. ELEC
kit. automatic heat. 901 Varnum st. ne.
BUNGALOW. 5si4 SEND st. n.wNFsrst fioor or
living rm, dining rm.. bed rm.. kit. bath;
basement floor, 2 full bed rms. and bath
room: hot-water heat. refrigeration: 1875.
#. yard. Only $62 so. Apply 5000 Patter-
son st. NV
BEAUTIFUL WOODRlDGE-NEW.8 RMS.
baths. detached; garage. yard. recreation
$3.50. 3106 South Dakota ave. ne.
$67 .5O-BRT0HTWOOD-8 RMS. BATH.
automatic heat, tpclosed porches, garage.
Eor inspeet,op. cali DIXIE REALTY CO..
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HOUSES FUR. OR uNFUR.
HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

LYON PARK, VA.---ATTRACTIVE BUNGA.
adults: references. Walnut S5ST.
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Sc 05O.

| Modern 1-room home one one-acre lot;
| chicken house. garage $500 down. S35
month; or $4,000 cash. MRS. VIRGINIA
| HUGHES. owner. 23'
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FOREST GLEN.
BRANCHVILLE. MD,

Groom house. modern: y, acre: garage.
poultry buildings: $500: $500 cash S45
Fer mo. including taxes. VIM. F. CARLIN.
SlI5 Ga ave. Silver Spring.
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MONEY VALUES.

MONEY VALUES.
Lovely e-r. house, oak floors. fireplace.
So, $50: semi -bunsalow. s r. on fIst door,
oak floors 9 +: on 2nd door, vlick sale
e. ~. 4So; xsI. at zoos brentwood I'd.
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APARTMENTS UNFURkISHED.
MARYLAND COURTS.

9th AND E SITS. NE.
r.; X, b.; > r. k, b.; r.. k. b.;
available now; 24hr. elevator and switch
board service refrigeration on house cur
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NOTHING DOWN

Nearby Va. Beautiful new brick home
3 bed rms. recreation rm. large lot beau
tiful living rm with fireplace. A real home
ss5 a mo. with no down payment Must
sell this week end. Phone Atlantic $3.50;
after 6 pm. or Sunday Walnut 7163-W
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLEY BEACH. ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
Most progressive beach near D. C.-More
value for your dollar than cheaper beaches
Way 90. S 500. Follow Red Arrows. Cen
TILES only. Write for FREE BOOKLET.
p. O.. Mayo. A. A Co Md
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE.
Ideally located within 10 miles WASH
ington; 20 acres with 1O-rm. fairly mod
ern dwelling High elevation with gorgeous
view OF surrounding countryside; magnifl-
cent trees; fine stream. This is an eXcep-
tional buying place and is offered $1,000
G. T. REEVES. Falls Church. Va Falls
Church 223
TAkOMA PARK-ATTRACTIVE 5-ROOM
bungalow in good condition. Near car line
and shrubbery A home or an investment.
Only Si.15U
ROBERT E LOHR
81 Cedar ST. TAX. PIX. Geo. 0SS1
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THREE LARGE LOTS. "sELBY-oN-THE-
Bay Will be sold at sacrifice price.
Can evenings, to 10 pm. Greenwood
2IlT. o.
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KENSINGTON MD
ATTRACTIVE. modern 7-room home with q
acres OF ground. fruit trees, garden and
chicken mouse. Could be used as a farm or
suburban home
THOs. E. FARRELL CO.. REALTORS,
'Il IOth st. NV. National O165.
Evenings. Kensin gton 111-M
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FOR SALE.
Ia, acres: 8 rooms and pantry. 3 porches
basement, electric lights and pump: large
shady lawn; fruit trees. berries rhubarb
barn. brooder house. hen houses; garage
for two cars: shop: on hard road: 10
miles to city; right at station Dunn -Loring
ROBEY. owner. 90
ONLY S6,45O-EASY TERMS.
An all-stone house among the trees In
nearby Virginia. If you like the unusual
room with matching stone fireplace. Fea-
tured are oil heat. tile bath electric range
and refrigerator. two large bed rooms
Lot has 75-foot frontage. lovely Sum-
mer or year'round home for discrimi-
mating people. Address Box 2Sl-J Star
office
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EPPlNG FOREST T-ATTRACTIVE cor
tage for rent for Summer season For
details call AMERICAN SECURITY &
TRUST CO. National 4s15
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR RENT ROOMS, BATH.
OH neat, recreation room; large lot. Snade
i4e4 Moth 09S Wakefield 1ohs st
Clarendon 1906.
NEW STONE HOUSE 2-cAR STONE, GA
rage, ami. oil burner. Great Falls hwy
MAcKALL Natl. s5a6; res. clar sol FIJI
CABIN JOHN. Md A.. OLD 1O-RooM
PEI, a; any terms; IL miles out, Silver
any terms Call Atlantic 27:,s.
GROOM BUNGALOW 3, ACRES; FINE
nelyhborhood; good road, 10 mics out; all
cooEins ] " % 500 4room bunGaioS saS elec- ec-
drlcity well water; - acres 8 miles out;
ss4 sesEa Fma 1fTssse, nd rori build
vile. Nd Phone Capitol HEIGHTS 4llM.'
LANHAM. MD.-7-ROoM HOUSE in EX-
eellent condition; modern kitchen: tile bath
Defense Highway: attractive surroundings.
Grays house. Or cali W. R. HARDisTY.
ENJOY THE SMELL OF TIE FOREST.
RALPH GRAIN 43aa Lee Hwy wal 1858.
NEARBY MD.-IDEAL MODERN, .BUNGA-
don u 1eS eaIy a ssa56 aS sma sf'esn pagments s9a
St, ,95O-NEW. INSULATED, FIVE-RoOM
brick; "a, air conditioned; oil burner. slate
and bath in basement; built-in garage;
concrete, drive with stone. wall: bus: on
woodland road. 1l2 miles from Rosslyn. l
block from Lee Highway at Shady Grove
ESQ Station. 1905 kirkwood rd. Telephone
OWNER-BUILDER, Walnut 2OOG
FOUR NEW BUNGALOWS. EXCEPTIONAL
value. 5 rooms. bath. nj. each bunga-
low on lots Let US show you how to
buy these for $50 no. with small down paw
ment. Sounds unreasonable but we can
CONVINCE ycp how it can be done. ; min
utes from District line car No u. u.
Is. 1s. - Carmody Hill drive. Seat Pleas
ant; Nd Open Sunday | pm to $50 pm.
WATKINS LUMBER co. Lincoln 1906. Z
am. to s pm. except Sundays. call Capitol
| Heights 2S3. For further information week
days stop at Watkins store. opposite Seat
Pleasant Bank. Sunday at residence in
back of store.
81 5O0-S3oO CASH $40 MONTH
5-room bungalow INV h.. electricity
| bath; paved street. ERWIN REALTY CO.
| call Hyattsville 165.
"a; BARGAINS. $3.50 CASH UP. BALANCE
Gals: Mclean, Sc. $50: Fl, Myer' $3.50:
Potomac. S5,450; Del Ray. So $50. Lots
| acreage, Trade on some N E. RYON CO.
| JIG ~ Y. ave-. 2203 Wilson blvd. Walnut
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5006 9th ST. N.W.--6 R.. B.. SHOWER.
cond; S72.50; sentiles, adults. Georgia
Ol7g
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Magothy River Opportunity.
& JUERGENS.
CHESAPEAKE REACH MD.
NORTH BEACH BARGAIN.

THREE CIV FOR 8" 900.
One large house, ten rooms and toilet.
large side and front porcheS. cellar; also
two four-room cottages with attic and
porches on back of lot. All furnished.
just think only Sff6 per house If sold as
a whole. 3 blocks from bay Nice shade
trees. Easy terms Really worth several
times the price asked. Owners sacrifice.
Call evenings. Greenwood oo32-
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ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.

81 MILES FROM WASHINGTON.
CAPE ANNE. the new restricted develop.
ment. Be with your family every evening.
Saltwater bathing and fishing. safe beach
beautiful trees of many kinds. over a mile
of shore front; the bay here is IA miles
wide. Beach-front lots at unheard-of
prices. Do not delay If you want the
biggest waterfront value Washington has
seen in years. LARGE lots 50x1 90 it.. with
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50. Sy.5OO-CLEVELAND Park
Beautifully situated Just west of Conn.
ave-. and reconditioned like brand-neW
beautiful bath on the first floor and three
bed rooms upstairs. This home is in the
nnest section of Cleveland Park. extremely
seen at once as we predict very quick
sale. The value is outstanding. Phone
r; M. HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868.
Evenings. to 9. Call Adams 1850.
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NEAL ES1A T..
925 18th st. NV Phone National 21OO
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s26 Underwood st. NV. See today:
Sc. 900 Delightful 6-rm.. semi-detached
brsk tile BATH large front pnreh
balance like rent. Met. 54o0:
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
lCnntinnadl

2l2O 10Th ST. sE.-NEW CORNER
brick home 2, baths, daylight recreation
roughed-in for 2nd-h. kit; nice yard; in
sulated caulked. weather stripped, SCREEN
ed; S7.95O. Terms. L. j. TODD. owner.
builder 1643 U ST. Sc. Lincoln l475-J.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = BRIGHT
wood brick, 8 rms, Z baths. gar; newly
redecorated and renovated. S9.4oU. terms.
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SOMETHING GOOD.

Fertile soil, with many tall and stately
pine trees. in beautiful Chesapeake Bay SUBJ
divlslon on State road. convenient to bay.
monthly. Phone Georgia 144S
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
British Cabinet Split
Over Policy on Spain

LONDON, April 20 T.N.S)
Sharp dissension over Britain's
blockade policy broke out in the
cabinet today as q nations
launched nonintervention land and
sea patrols to bar munitions and
foreign troops from Spain.
Sir Samuel Hoare, first lord OF
the admiralty, pressed for a holder
stand by Britain regarding the in
Surgent blockade of Bilbao, Basque
capital. Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden and Prime Minister
Stanley Baldwin remained deter
mined to walk softly"
The land and sea patrols be
came effective at midnight, with
ships bound for Spain and regis
tered in nations adhering to the
nonintervention agreement now
obligated to submit their cargoes
and documents to inspection.
The sea patrol was divided
chiefly among British, French,
German and Italian ships. At
the same time, along the Spanish.
French and Spanish Portuguese
borders, land observers took up
the task Of preventing munitions
and volunteers from slipping
across the frontiers to get into
the war.
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
.ENE0L0G|S7
SUESD R.

Claiming the Daughters Of the
American Revolution unjustly
withheld from her a promised
pay restoration, Mrs. Lucy M. Tar
vim, Of 1854 Columbia Rd. N. W.,
geneologist, has filed suit in
Municipal Court for 1886.
Legal action was instituted Sat
urday through Robert Harrison,
Washington attorney. He said
filing of the suit while the national
congress is in session here was a
coincidence and not intended to
embarrass officers of the society
Mrs. Tarvin, who is an elected dele,
gate to the congress from her
home State Of Kentucky, declared
the action would not interfere with
her attendance at the convention
The amount sought by Mrs. Tar
vim covers a depression pay cut OF
$5.22 a month between November.
1892, and January 81, 1887, which
was deducted from her salary Of
$125 a month. In her suit Mrs.
Tarvin charges that at the time
of the cut there was ar under
standing between officers OF the
organization and herself and
other employees engaged in the
same work, that when the society
had sufficient funds the pay would
be restored and back salary paid.
In April of 1885. it was stated,
the then treaSurer-general, Mrs.
Henry M. Robert, jr., announced
the restoration and compensation
would be made, but in the form Of
pension benefits instead Of cash
Mrs Tarvin does not come I'm
der provisions of the pension regu-
lationS
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
|BrOadway Angel
Is Witness in
Sldnder Suit

LOS ANGELES, April 90
GN.SO.-Rheba Crawford Spill
valo, former white Angel Of
Broadway" was called to court
today to testify in the $150,000
SANDER suit filed by Roberta Sem
pie, daughter Of Evangelist Aimee
Semple Mcpherson, against her
mothers attorney, Willedd An,
dreWs.
The appearance in court OF
Mrs. Splivalo, assistant pastor at
Angelus Temple, completes the
roster of Mrs. McPherson's official
and private family.
The evangelist testified against
her daughter and in stormy out
of.court session she had a verbal
row with her mother, Mrs. Minnie
Ma" Kennedy.
Miss Semple charges Andrews
publicly accused her of threaten
ing, intimidating and blackmail-
ing" Mrs. Mcpherson.
Before resting his case yester-
day, Andrews admitted he accused
the daughter Of Threatening and
intimidating" but denied he used
the word "blackmail."
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
NEWFARMPLAN
IS STUDIED
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ton on SURPRISES stored by them
for lean" years.
2. Following . year Of over
production, "OfferS" to farmers
to curtail production in surplus
commodities in exchange for
Government inducements"
3. Imposition, "aS q last re-
Sort" of taxes similar to those
provided in the Bankhead cot
ton and Kerr-Smith tobacco acts,
levying against excess sale in
any commodity above specified
tax.free allOtments to each
farmer.
4. Continuation Of the Gov.
erment authority to buy up sur
pIuSes to maintain prices.
5. Crop insurance.
Tolley said the department, II
it's preliminary work on the pro
posed legislation, has been facec
with the question of constitution
atty. He said:
SIN our minds, 1t is not at all
sure that any Of these acts
even the soil conservation and
the domestic alIOtmentS acts
would be upheld by the court in
the light Of the AAA declsOn."
WALLACE'S VIEW
Wallace said:
81 think the important thing
is to approach the problem as
a whole. With the ever-nOrmal
granary, provision should be
made for commodity loans to
make sure the farmers income
is maintained, but with prOduc-
ton control in the background
SO that the Government will not
be left holding the sack"
He said farmers, comprising 2;
per cent of the population. should
on the basis of the last so years
receive about Is or IA per cent O.
the national income instead O
their current II per cent.
Parity Doubted
Tolley testified he was not SUR
the soil conservation and domestic
allotment act itself, without othe,
provisions, will be sufficient to en-
able farm prices and farm income
to reach parity and stay there
year after year"
OutgrOwth Of ParIeys
In subsequent testimony Tolle!
implied that the five-point pre-
gram was an outgrowth of the de
partment's deliberations and con
ferences with farm groups. H
continued:
Il would like to think Of the
ever-nOrmal granary as a con.
cept including all these pro-
pOSals. 1t is often thought of as
applying only to the lOaning fea-
lures of this plan. But the loan
ing feature by itself would very
unlikely not be so effective over
q period of years unless these
other steps were taken"
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
AGRICULTURE
FUND RISES
Continued from Page II q.
vas a 1.8O0-page volume Of hear.

CONTINUED from Page II
was a 1,8O0-page volume Of hear
ings on the bill.
Other Items
Supplementary and separate
items provided 100000 for sal
aries and expenses of the Farm
Credit Administration and $751;
900, 900 for administrative expenses
of the Farm Mortgage Corpora
ton. The latter appropriation rep
resented a reduction of $1,760, 900
under the current year, and SO, 000,-
900 under the budget estimate.
Concerning the appropriation
for the department proper, the
committee pointed out that $127,-
228,000 was in appropriations of
which $4,000 900 is expected, un-
der budget estimates, to revert to
the Treasury at the end Of the
new fiscal year.
Dust Bowl Sum
Included in the AAA appropria-
ton was an allotment of SIS, 000, 900
Ito meet the present emergency
In the dust bowl area" which in.
cludes parts Of Kansas, Oklahoma
Texas, Colorado and New Mexico
The government drive for pest
control entailed several increases.
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
EXPLORER TELLS LOCAL PEOPLE
OF LIFE IN ARCTIC REGIONS!

rested, cheerful ready for work
or a GOOD TIME. That's why
EXPLORERS and big game
HUNTERS drink tea. DOCTORS
recommend it because it fights of
"winter let-down" and brings I'M
troubled sleep.
To get real vitality from tea, the
great tea growers of the world say
this -" Select q good brand Of
Orange Pekoe that comes from
india, csyIOn, and lava Sumatra.
Use / teaspoonful Of tea for each
cup plus l for the pot. Pour
freshly boiling water over tea
leaves, and brew for 5 minutes.
This is important! Add milk Tor
creamy and sugar to taste. Tea
made this way builds VITALITY!
you'll like itP'
The Washington times., 1937-04-20
PRIVILEGE TAX
SOUGHT HERE
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Continued from Page II
Of the subcommittee, suggested
corporations here could be reached
better by a privilege tax and pos
Sibly tax on transactions.
Fred Allen, District tax assessor,
pointed out that on the date Of
the bank call last year, it was
shown that there was $270, 000,-
900 on deposit in local banks,
while on July !, the returns indi-
Gated the deposits were but So
100000.
When several members of the
subcommittee expressed favor for
a tax lieved on the privilege of
doing business in the city, Com
missioner Melvin C. Hazen ex-
planned the Commissioners are
now preparing a draft for legis-
lation on that subject.
H. D. Scanlon, assistant assessor,
also approved the privilege tax in
preference to any proposal increas-
ing the tax on gross receipts Of
public utilities companies here.
He pointed out that whereas
the public utilities at present pay
4 per cent gross receipts tax,
there are many other forms of
businss that pay only a personal
property tax, and that in some
cases a corporation doing $4,000
900 business a year pays but $5.15
tax.
Commissioner Hazen opposed a
tax program that will raise any
more than six million dollars, or
whatever amount it is determined
will be the deficit next year.
He promised the subcommittee
that within a few weeks the Com
missioners will be prepared to sub
nit program of desirable" taxes
to raise the amount of the deficit.
In answer to questions by Rep
resentative Everett M. DirkSen
(RO of Illinois, Mr.. Allen declared
he believed real estate is carrying
its fair share of the tax burden
and voiced the opinion the assess
ments on real estate are now made
on fair basis. He pointed out
that, while real estate valuation
here currently is 81, IA, 000, 900 and
was $1,226,OOO,O0 in 1882, the
amount of Federal-owned property
was only 504 million dollars in
1882 and is now 648 million dol.
lars.
He related that the reason for
a decrease in the amount of real
estate tax revenue between 1882