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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-17
Fife and Drum Corps

Fife and Drum Corps The Washington Park Fife and Drum corps will hold its regular re- rearsal this evening in the Com munity house.
 NabOr Mite
 Members of the Washington Park Community club have been invited to attend a "Nabor Mite" program of the Fairmount Community club tonight at Sprague school. The local group will provide entertainers for the affair.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Junior Goats, sos
Oriainally S229S and $29.95

Originally S22!9S and S29.95
8 in lightweight woolens. Dress
and casual styles in wheat gold or
slate blue.
8 Pastel Wool Topper CostA I'm.
lined. Originally $7.95 and $8.95.
8 Dance and Dinner Dresses for
juniors; in white OF. pastel cottons
or silk mousseline. Originally
$12.95 to $16.95. Now-------$z.s5
Bathing Suits in all-wool or wool
or rayon woven with "Lastex" yarn.
Sizes 80 to 36 in the group. \
8, originally 1895 and $495,
now Csc
10, originally $5.95. Now S1.45
8, originally $6.95. Now $1.95
Juniors Summer Dresses in cot
tons or rayon crepes. Street and
sports types in pastels or prints.
10. originally -$7.s5 and $lo.s5.
Now 1895
9, originally $7.95. Now $2.95
Is Slip-on Sweaters in pastel WOOL
ems. Sizes 81 to 36. Originally $3.95.
Now -----$1.45
Group Of Rubber Balls, Swim Rings,
Sun Glasses and Bathing Shoes.
Were 81. Now ------------25c
JUNIOR M1ssEs' APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Luggage Reduced IA to 1%

1 Leather Shirt Case Originally SIS. Now--, Ms5
Leather One Case Originally $40 Now---------$114S
1 Duplex Case Originally s5775 $2750
l Womans Dressing Case. Was $25. Now--------S1250
l Multiple Hanger Case Was $3.50. Now-------$1225
l Womans Fitted Case Was $45. $2975
l Womans Hanxer Case. Was $50 SASS
Leather Collar Cases. Were 81. Now------$ $145
l Collar Box in Morocco leather. Was 81 So Now-S495
l Leather Handkerchief Was $3.50. Now $265
/ Mans 26-inch Suit Case fine leather Was $27.50.
Now ------------ S19.95
I Leather Pullman Case. Was $685. Now.--$1195
l Onite Case. Was S. 1918
l Vaapak (initiaed). Was So $3.50
l Womans Hanger Case Was $40. SIS
l Hat and Shoe Was s25. Now-------------S1S75
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Women's Dresses, s.

Originally SlO95, $685.
81 for women or shorter women. Silk printed chif-
fons and rayon crepes in the group; sizes 1871, 22H
2412, SO to A.
For Women
plain and printed silk chiffons Sizes Is to a.
Originally $l695 to $2995. Now------------S7s
IS including plain printed chons navy
jacket frocks Sizes 80 to A. Originally $16o5
10 $zSSo.
Jacket Suits navy rayon CREPE Sizes 49,
49, 40 and A. Originally $25. $2es5. Now----$l4s5
For Shorter Women
1s Dresses including plain and printed silk chons printed
silk crepes and white crepes Sizes IGN, 2O to 24
Originally 1895 to SIG $3.50
1s Dresses navy black silk chons printed silk crepes
and washable crepes Sizes 1914 to 22. Originally
$1395, $685..
Dresses in crepe and pastel sheer wooens Sizes
1914 22h to 26. Were $1s95. s2295 Now--------S125o
For Larger Women
Is Dresses in crepe and eotons Sizes 42 to 52h
Originally $895 to $1695. Now---------$5
Dresses in silk chifons Black and
sizes Az, 48h to 52h. Were $685.
Dresses including jacket styles navy
rayon sheers. Sizes 40h to 46h 5ola. Were s2295
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Wool BroadIoom Rugs
Greatly Reduced

Twistweave in Spanish red. Size l2x4 Originally 1915
Heavy Quality, tan, 6xe Originally $5070. NOW $2375
Heavy Quality, walnut 6xs Originally $50 10. Now S2375
Heavy Quality. tan, 12xee Originally $1,000 Now s2s7s
! Twsweave, green, 12x66 Was $5240. Now $2975
/ Burgundy 9x7.7. Was $5013. Now-----------$32 $3.50
Heavy Quality walnut 46x6. Originally $2565. Now ss75
! Spanish Red, 4xl2 Originally $35.75. Now -$1475
Spanish Red, 69xl2 Originally $6550 Now-----$297S
l Twstweave green 6x12. Was $50.50. Now------$2s75
l Taupe 5x12. Was $44.75. S2975
Seamless Administer Rugs 9x12 Were 1880 Now $2S75
American Oriental Rug, 9xl2 Was $l5950 Now $10950
American Oriental Rug sxl2. Was $685. Now----$s45o
RUGS, FIFTH Floor
Evening star., 1938-09-15
FiIet Net Curtains
Special 81 ''s pair
Originally sl.65 yard

$50 pairs in novelty cotton net, plain and bordered
designs. "a yards long.
200 pairs Rufed Cotton Marqusette Curtans Cream only
2a yards long, As inches wide rufe fluffy dots
$50 pairs Rufed Cotton Marqusete Curtains az yards long
White cream, Special. Csc
20 pairs Rayon Drapees with satin stripe Gold green blue
Sateenlned. "a yards long Were $495 pair Now 1896
Fl Rayon Bedpreads to match above draperes Single
double sizes. Were $495. $395
Other draperes and bedspreads greatly reduced.
CURTAINS DRApER1Es, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-09-15

to 1880. died Monday In Cambridge,
Mass, It was learned here today. She
would have been IS Tuesday.
Mrs. Lunsford was born In Balti-
more in 1852, but moved here the fol-
lowing year, where, relatives said, she
witnessed the Inauguration Of every
Evening star., 1938-09-15

President from Abraham Lincoln to
1890, when she retired from the
Treasury Department and moved to
Boston to live with . son, Maurice.
Funeral services were to be held
in Cambridge today at st. Johns
Church.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Emergency Cots Reduced 10

with strong link springs and cotton pads 36 inches wide
with sturdy link springs and cotton pads 80 inches wide
Boulder Chair with button-back loose-cushon seat
quilted cotton chintz. Rose color. Originally $1975.
Sofa Bed, Charles Of London style Bedhgh type with
innerspng mattress and three loose cushions Blue cotton
tapestry Originally $3.50. 80
Cedar Chests with walnut maple solid cedar
Were $32 so. Now $2l so
Cedar Chest maple solid cedar Was $32 Now $2
l Cricket Chair of solid maple wit Kapok-fed cushions,
covered in green cotton chntz. Was $s75 Now--$55O
BEDS BEDDING SIXTH Floor.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Boys Suits, '8's'
We're SI3.7S and SI6.7S

We're SI3.75 and SI675
20, in wool mixtures in grays, blues,
browns. Two pairs Of knickers.
Sizes in the group-Regulars: 3/l1,
2/13, 1/14, AIS, 2/l6; Stouts: 2/ll,
4i12, 2/l3.
Rain Coats in lightweight water
repellent silk. Brown. sizes 10
and IA. Were $3.50. Now $4.95
IS Sports Shirts, long-sleeved. in
ribbed cotton jersey. Horizontal
stripes. Sizes is, ls. Originally 81
and $50. Now -50c, 75c
81 Eton Caps in gray and brown
mixtures. All sizes. Were 81 and
Sl.oU. NOW O0c, JCC
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
65e

We're 81
5 in metal or fiber. With assorted designs
shoes, linens Ivory-enameed.
Utility Cabinet covered with brown washable crushed cloth
With eight transparent-front shoe drawers and hosiery
drawer Was $6. Now $425
Utility Cabinet pairs of Shoes With lingerie drawer
In orchid. Was $780,
30 Garment Hangers in black brown red
Of Now---------------------30c SOC
Priscilla Wooden Sewing Cabinets in maple walnut nm
ish Were 81.
and bottom Were 81. SO
No11oNs AISLE 81, FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1938-09-15

labor leader. was charged with the
fatal shooting Of Jim Cole, IS. . boat
man for the Rice. Bros. Shrimp
CaAnery at Arkansas Pass. nearby coast
town. Clarisch suffered . slashed
wrist and face lacsrations. J.. B.
Music. another boatman, was shot in
the side.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Glass Stemware, IS

Originally Csc
203 pieces in cut designs discontinued patterns. In
the group: goblets, sherbets, footed tumblers and
beverage glasses.
Tipped Pitchers Were 7oc Now 35c
Chop Plates of decorated glass Were So Now--- IS
Chop Plates of clear glass. Were 81.
GLASSWARE FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Juniors Shoes, '37'
We're IS to $3.50

We're IS to $3.50
80 pairs in dress and sports styles.
Sizes In the group-AAA, S to
7l2;AA, 5 to Z. 8, 8l2; A, S to 8
B. 3l2 to ~.
IS pairs Juniors Pumps and Ok
fords In broken styles and sizes.
Originally IS to $3.50. Now $2.95
Is pairs Boys Oxfords in brown
and black elkskin. Sizes in the
group-B, to 2l2. 312. 4, S; C.,
2, 21a, 3, 4, Az, 5l2 s; D. 2. 2l2.
g.. 312, 4, 5, 512, 6. Were $3.50 and
IS. Now 81. .95
JUNIORS AND CHILDRENs SHOES,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
STRIKE CLASH KILLS ONE

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Sept. Is
R.-Onc man was killed and two
others were wounded yesterday In .
tight between boatmen and striking
workers at . shrimp cannery.
Christopher Clarisch, 43-year-old
Evening star., 1938-09-15

Institute Of Technology will bs held
tomorrow at 5 pm. In the Cosmos
Club. Following the meeting, men,
bers will adjourn for dinner ut the
club.
The society will be entertained by
Ray E. Otterback and Frederick H
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Girls Dresses, CSC

Originally 81 to S395
40 in cotton. girls, 'teen-age
and chubbee sizes, to 1872.
50 Cotton Dresses in 'teen-age
and girls sizes. Solid colors or
prints. Sizes to 16. Originally So
and $395. Now ------$1.65
IL Girls and 'Teen-Age Coats in
lightweight woolens. Rose, aqua,
luggage tan. Sizes 7 to 16. Origi-
nally $14.95 to $22.95. Now $6.95
GIRLS AND 'TEEN-AGE APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Cotton Dresses, '2'''
Were S2.95 to S7.95

Were {295 to $795
so cotton dresses in organdie dotted SWISS printed
batiste and pastel linen Sizes IL to 20, SO to 49,
Is White Pastel
plain dotted dimity Sizes to 1. Were $l65 to $lo5.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $I15
Is pure silk printed chiffon rayon crepe Light
and dark grounds In broken sses for misses and size 48
for women. Were &5s5 to SASS. Now----------s3.75
INRx1INs1vx DREssss, THIRD TLooR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
NJ. |. 7. SOCIETY MEETS

First Fall Session II Scheduled
Tomorrow at Cosmos Club,
The first fall meeting Of the WASH
ington Society Of the Massachusetts,
Evening star., 1938-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hanbury-Tracy have
started two-year expedition to the
Andes Of VeneSuela to collect plants
Evening star., 1938-09-15
MRS. LUNsFoRD DIES
Former D. G. Resident Expires in
Cambridge, Mass.

Mrs. Helen M. Lunsford, = former
employe Of the Treasury Department
and resident Of Washington from 1853
Evening star., 1938-09-15
ProPhyIactic Hair Brushes
Special 78C

IA in assorted styles. Good quality serzed bristles.
Travel Cases with bottles and Were $4s5. Now So
Three piece Toilet Sets Were $3.50. Now So
Perfume Atomzers in crystal glass Were So Now--s2
Vilbfss White China Atomzers. Were $780, Now
TonErRrEs, AIsLEs IL 49, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Mems Shirts, 95'
Originally Sl.95

Originally sI95
$50 in cotton crepe: white, blue, or
TAM Broken sizes.
375 Mems Ties in silk or silk-and-rayon.
Fancy patterns both light and dark.
200, were 81. --------s5c
lis, were $3.50. Now---------------S5 CSC
IS pairs Suspenders in regular and extra
lengths Light colors. Were 81. Now Csc
Sports Ensembles sacks and matching sports
shirts. In cotton rayon. Small sizes only.
8, we're SIS. Now
:, were Sc. 1858
!, were $3.50. Now
5, were $40. Now $6.S5
so pairs Socks in rayon or Isle. Light fancy
patterns Originally soc pair. Now 5 pairs 81
Sports Shirts in cottons, rayons or rayon- and
cottons With short sleeves. Broken sizes.
16. were ST. Now ----------------- 55c
30, were 50.
IA, were $2.95.
30, originally $4. Now----------$1.95
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Vanity Fair Panties> Vests

AXe We're 81
25 in silk mesh. Pantes In blush or white, sizes 4,
6, Z; vests in white, size "a.
3 Chemise in silk mesh In blush, size "a. Were $1.e5.
IL pairs Rayon Panties Vanity Fair make bush size S.
KNIT UNDERwEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Girls Bathing Suits
Csc

Originally s1.65, sI.95
Is in dressmaker types. Wool or
cotton. Sizes 2 to 8.
30 Play Suits for girls. In cotton
prints or solid colors. Sizes 8 to
IA. Originally $l.l5 and $1.65.
Now 45c
GIRLS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Untrirnmed Wool Goats
'I8"o Originally s39.9s and s49.9S

IS in navy black, fitted and boxy styles Sizes
IL to S, A. "A, 311a 331a, 371z to 4lI2 AN to 5O
Fine piece Suit Black wool cape with large beige
fox, and beige wool jacket suit. Size "A. Originally s135
Beige Wool Coat with full tuxedo beige Size
16 Originally $l25 Now
Beige Wool Swaxger Coat with beige fox pouch collar
l6 Originally ss5.
Untrimmed Wool Coats in navy, black gray,
49, 49, co. 49, a. Originally s29 95 to 1896. NowSl4s5
Suits and Coats in brown and navy WOOL sizes H.
20. Originally $22 s5 to $35. Now---- Sl2s5
WoMEN's AND MISSES CoArs AND SUITS THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Prep and Student Suits, sl4'7'

" ere VT .OU
81 two-trouser suits in all-wool cheviots and
tweeds Sizes 81, 80, "a, IS, So, 81 and SO.
is Sports Coats in single and double breasted
models Available in checks and plaids. Regu-
lars: 80 to 50; Longs: 81, 38. Were SIS.
PREP CLOTHING SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Clearance Duro Power
Tools, Savings Of ia

Table. Was $10.45. Now -$6.95
Lathe. Was $6.25. Now---$4
Lathe. Was $40. Now $3.50
Table Saw. Was $29. IS. Now 1885
Jig Saw. Was $24.85. Now $3.50
Table Grinder. Was $3.50.
1~O" SJsJO
l Water Grinder. Was $1095.
Now $6.95
Motor, u horsepower. Was $l0.95.
Now $6.95
2 Motors, u horsepower. Were
1886. Now $3.50
l Motor, "A horsepower. Heavy
duty. Was $14.95. Now---$9.95
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15

Untiedt Of the National Association Of
Magicians.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Furniture Reduced

Walnut Coffee Table with removable glass tray top Orig
inaly 1880
Walnut Coffee Tables with pedestal bases and brass claw
Chair with walnut frame and maroon
leatherette upholstery. Originally $35. Now--$H7s
Metal Tray Table white with black frame Originally S.
Serving Tables vanies with drawer diminished Orig
tnally $3.50
Unfinished Coffee Tables with pedestal bas' Originally
Wall Rack with drawer Walnut finish on gumwood Was
81 .----.--.---%1'o
Imported Coffee Table Of hand-carved and decorated
Chinese teakwood Originally $3.50 Now---------$14SS
with white leatherette tops. Were 1895.
Folding Chair with white metal frame. Originally $45
Folding Card Table Chairs with padded seats Were $5
Folding Card Table Chairs with maroon leatherette padded
seats. Were $725. S'@o
Dining Side Chair in walnut, with shed-b oe-
Rust cotton tapestry seat cushion Was $l3 Now 1913
FuRN1ruRE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
LaPin Goats, '48
Originally H9.75, S9S.75

Uri9inaIy WIS, y9475
Coats brown, sizes H. 18; gray sizes H. 49,
Brown Lapin FulIength Cape 49, Originally sl25
Now $48
Black Pony Fitted Coat, size l8 Was SITS. Now----$I10
Mink Sides Coat. size 16. Was 1910. Now---- SITS
Black Persian Lamb Goats, sizes H. 49, 49, Were $3.50
and $375. $40
Moleskn Jackets size 1e gray brown. Originally $3.50 75
Black Fox Jacket, size 16. Was s325. Now----Sls8
1 Two-skin Blended American Marten Scarf Was sl25
Silver Fox Scarfs. Were $685. Now----------$4s75
l Silver Fox Scarf Was sss75. -S5s75
Silver Fox Capes Originally 1925 and $685. s1s5
Two-skin Blended Baum Marten Scarf Was $7e75
Two-skin Stone Marten Scarf Was $685. Now -$4s75
Threeskin Blended Stone Marten Scarf s63
l Four-skin Blended Baum Marten Scarf. Was s225
FuRs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Mems Oxfords, '5'9'

Were $3.50
81 pairs in black grain calf with perforated tip
and black or brown Scotch grain IN wing-tip
or straight-tip styles. Medium toe styles,
leather heels. Combined sizes: A TO II;
3 ~, to e1a; Cz7h, 8, s1a. 8, 9a, 10h, II:
D 6la to 1917.
10 pairs Johnston l. Murphy O4fords in calf
skin or Scotch grain leather. Wing or straight
tip styles Combined Sizes AA l0l2, IA,
8, 9; 8, 1919; D 8, 10. Were $l375.
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Bien Jo|ie Foundations, '4s'

Were $3.50
49, in one-piece styles in cotton and-rayon batiste
with tops of cotton lace, some with down stretch
backs and cotton elastic panels. Group also includes
few Warner makes. Sizes IS TO SO, II, A.
Lily Of Sep-in GrdIes satin and elastic
Talon-fasened. Sizes 26 ~. 81. Were $780, Now
Standard piece belts Cotton
and-rayon batiste with cotton lace tops Sizes 37 49,
Originally $3.50
CoRsETs THIRD FLOOR. L.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Juniors Ecuadorian
Panamas, CSC

We're 55.95, JOYS
10 panama hats in sizes 81, %.
Is Hats, linen crownless type. Pas
tel colors. Sizes 81, %. Originally
50.
10 Sports Felts In aqua and rose.
Sizes 2l, 22E2. Originally $3.50.
JUNIORS AND CHrLpREN's MILLINERY,
FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Misses Dresses. $3.s'

N\ISSeS DreSSeS, w.
Originally s595 to SIO.95
16. including cottons spun rayons, rayon crepes
and silk crepes; in prints or solid colors Some
maternity dresses in the group.
IL Dresses in silk pure silk chiffon prints:
rayon crepes and rayon Jersey. White or pastels
Originally $14.95 to $1695. S57s
II Dresses in rayon rayoh jersey pastels OF
white silk chiffon in black navy linen jacket dresses
In black and yellow Originally $1495 to $25. Now S775
II Dresses in pure silk pure silk chiffon prints
pastel or black chi1ons Originally 1855 to s25
NOW 1915
Dresses including styles with jackets full-lengh
coats In the group prints and solid coors silk chiffon
or rayon crepe Originally $1695 to $685. Now $3.50
Dresses In rayon crepes silk chiffon pure silk
marqusette Black, navy and in the group. Orig
1nally $1S.95 to $25. Now-----------$l $l450
II Dresses in silk Romaine, silk chiffon and silk mar
Qulsette; rayon crepe or chiffon jersey Dark
colors Were $2295 and $2995. Now S165o
Rayon Crepe Dresses in navy black Were $685.
Dresses IN silk chiffon silk marquisette rayon
crepe; brown or black Were $35 to $685. Now---S2s
Sizes II to 20 in the group.
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Weekend
Candy Special
Mems and Young Mems Suits
$2475 We're $3.50 o"as4s


Regulars IS to 49, shorts So TO 4z
o 80 to A.
$35
run press Sus 0esuiais' o. '' w. TO- ' " w
&c. A. Short sous a. ~
Longs s14"'
49, 49, a.
rNsSo SEcoNpF
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Girls Cotton Dresses
sI'0' We're So

20 in dotted Swiss, dimities, and
organdies. Sizes in the group, , TO
years.
Is Girls Coats in wool tweed.
Spring and early Fall weight. Sizes
2 to 6 years. Were $7.95. Now, $5.S5
JUVENILES APPAREL, FouRIH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Women's Shoes, '5'95

Originally sIO.75 to sI375
SO pairs by Matrx and Pandora; street. afternoo,
and walking types. In black or brown suede Size
in the group:
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Socks
Special, 5 pair. 'l

~0''~''e @'P'l !
Were S2.95
IL In pure-dye silk satin with cot
ton lace-trimmed camisole tops.
White or tearose, in sizes 50, 80,
20, a..
10 Costume Slips in pure-dye silk
or silk-and-rayon satin. Tailored
styles in tearose. Slightly soiled.
Sizes 80 to SO. Were $195. Now,
$l.45
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-09-15
Women's Evening Jackets,
CaPes, S Originally '1oss, ',,'s

8, in rayon bengaline. Black, in sizes "a to 40.
IL Evening Dresses in printed silk chiffon with jackets
Sizes 36 to A. 1917, 2o. 24a Originally $16s5
Shorter Womens Evening Dresses in printed silk chiffon
with Jackets Sizes 4 to 22h Originally 500 995
Larger Woens Dinner Dresses in printed silk chiffon
black silk marquisette. Sizes Az, 4s 50h. Originally
$49.95 and sos. SIG 50
WonEN's FORMAL Roox THIRD FLOOR
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-03-18
FASCISM AND THE MONROE
DOCTRINE

Many observers believe that Ease
ism is rapidly becominga menace to
the Monroe Detrimental Fascism
is to the Monroe Doctrine in the goth
century what the Holy Alliance was
to that doctrine in the 10Th century
The grounds for their belief are,
frjt, the vie difference between
the idealogies CT Fascism and the
democracy of the United States;
second, the intensive and toward
methods used by Italy and Germany
both Fascist-to shape the eco
nomic and political life of the South
and Central American countries.
These observers contend that the
fact that there are now several po-
litical and military relationships
south of Mexico makes those coun-
tries fertile fields for Fascist total
itarianism.
In this connection, an analysis of
the situation shows that representa-
tive democracy now prevails in
minority of the countries of South
America, while dictatorships-po-
litical and military in character-gov-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-03-18

-qSIeu-poos eql sc spoqletu ..6ssIs,,
qons 10 lsef se4em 6oemoId!p asI
bcr policy
To the ambitious dictator, Mus.
solini's agents advise: Do as the
Fascist powers dc! You are at the
head Of a sovereign power! Be you
self! Go take what you want. Who's
business is it but your own To hell
with the comfy of nations and in
ternational law!
Keen American observers are deep
ly concerned over the inroads being
made by the Fascist movement in
Central and South American coun-
tries. The issue, they declare, Is NOS
competition between the United
States and the Fascist Powers for
the trade of these countries. Uncle
Sam is holding his own in that re-
spect, they show. The issue, they
aver, is between democracy as in
terpreted by our institutions and the
practices of Fascism in the Western
Hemisphere.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-03-18
Questions And Answers
WHAT'S WHAT ABOUT SOCIAL
SECURITY

@. 1856 will soon be IS years
old. do not intend to quit working.
and would like to know II will be
able to accumulate additional old
age insurance on my wages after
that time.
A. 1876 No. Your employer is re-
quired to notify the Bureau of In
terpal Revenue on Form $50, with
in fifteen days after you have at
tanned age IS, that you have reach
ed that age. Your wages after that
time are not taxable under the old
age benefit provisions OF the Social
Security Act. After you have reach
ed IS you are eligible for lump
sum payment under these provisions
of the Act and should apply at your
nearest Social Security Board Field
Office for an application for lump
sum payment. 1t will not be neces-
sary for you to resign from your
position, however, to secure the
lump-sum poyment.
@. 166 l am 35 years old and
have just quit working on job COW
cred by the old-age insurance pro-
visions of the Social Security Act.
am now in business for myself.
Can draw out what Is due me
under the old-age insurance pro-
visions of the Social Security Act?
A. 166 No. The benefits under
the old-age benefits provisions of the
Social Security Act which have ac-
crued to your credit on wages earn
in covered employment will not be
payable to you until you reach age
SIS. If you should die before reach
ing IS, they will be payable i'm
mediately to your family CT estate.
@. 1877 l have lost my Job,
which was covered by the old-age
insurance provisions of the Social
Security Act l am unable to obtain
other employment. Would it be
possible for me to collect what is
due me under these provision of the
Social Security Act?
A. 1877 Unless you have reached
the age of 65, you are not eligible
for lump-sum payment under the
old-age benefit provisions of the Soc
ial Security Act 1t may be that you
are eligible for unemployment COM
pensation benefits under your State
law. Inquire at your nearest unem-
ployment compensation office
@ 1853 Why should l tell my
social security account number to
my employer?
A. 1913 So that your employer
can report accurately your wages by
your number as we'll as by your
name, thus giving double assurance
your wages will be credited to your
individual account and not to some
one else who may have name like
yours. No one else has the same
number you have.