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STORES FOR SALE.

7th ST. s.W.-sToRE, . ROOMS, BATH.
h.-w h; 4room, bath apt; S6,g5u. Corner
store, 4 rooms, bath; near 22nd and NJ
SITS. NV; owner retiring. LLOYD Z.
TURNER COO 1th Sw
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OPEN
OPEN.
Unusual Opportunity, $7,450
LYON VILLAGE BUNGALOW

Inspect this attractive brick home
about yrs. old. vet in new-house condi-
ton: lovely rooms, tile bath with shower,
fireplace; oil heat, summer-winter hookup;
full basement; unfinished 2nd floor. inSu-
lated; side screened porch: garage: beauti-
full Handicapped lot; quick action needed.
Terms arranged.
OPEN, l 1 m. to z pm-Over Key or
Memorial Bridge out Wilson blvd. to N.
Franklin I'd. (Texaco station), right on
Franklin I'd, to No. 26l6,
CHAMBERS & TALLMAN.
25l9 Wilson Blvd. oxford lS00-21 81 j.
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INSPECT TODAY.

1l22 N. Irving St. Arl. CHI. oe2o.
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SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT

9 ACRES, STREAM; s ROOMS, BATH,
cleo, gas, Frigidaire; chicken houses: l2
miles from Washington; bus. Owner. Phone
Falls Church S40W-11.
g ROOMS AND EATH. FURNACE HEAT:
White House Heights. . miles from District
line: S32 so per mo. OWNER, WA. 2024.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Ideal Northwest location. Full cellar.
4-room, bath and porch apartment above
2-car garage.
THOs E. FARRELL CO., Realtors
T21 10th st. NV. Ma. 0165.
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S5-oOo-s7 ACRES, NEAR BRooKEvILLE
small house and outbuildings; nice stream.
S4'0oo-32 acres, houses; Is miles
north: cleo. orchard, level land.
S5.750-412-acre poultry and truck
farm; comfortable, attractive Groom house,
bath, elec., h.;w h. Myers pump, septic
buildings Soil the very best; high eleva-
ton; about 12 mi. north.
S12 12,OO0-199-acre farm near Brooke
Vile Just of Brookeville road large. we'll
built house, usual outbuildings.
Sl5,0O0-250-acre dairy farm, Mont.
Co.; large house, h.-w.h.. cleo; new dairy
harm, two large horse barns, poultry and
hog houses. all in good condition. Low
farm, brick house. new dairy barn, silo,
other buildings; l72 a.: $4,000.
$3.50 and S5,5OO-Two tobacco farms,
$50 and l75 acres; excellent land. good
houses and fair outbuildings.
Sl25OO-227-acre farm. Laurel section.
on Patuxent River; Colonist house, rooms
and bath; attractive log house, dairy.
poultry houses, other outbuildings.
S7,350-32 a., modernized house, 8
rooms bath, furnace; large barn. other
buildings. Sandy Spring section.
vestment on Columbia pike. Howard Co,
clover; fine stream; attractive house; some
good outbuildings, some need repair.
Terms. Farm on three roads.
r. D. LILLE.
225 Maple Ave. Takoms Park. sH 2So7.
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ARLINGTON HOMES APTS

rms bath. oil heat. $50.
rms. BATH close in. $3.50
= rms, oil h. nr. Buckingham, $50.
) rms. furn., oil h., SIS.
bedrms., b., furn.. $50.
1 rms, b., heat, light $40.
rms. b., heat S45
CHAMBERS & TALLMAN
25l9 wilson Blvd oxford 1S00-2l31-J
$4,000 MO
VIII rent pretty bungalow. ami. close
Falls Church 2267.
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PuRIIC AUCTION

Of valuable I7c-a dairy farm and all
equipment at Buck Lodge. M0ntgOmery
County Nd (near Boydsl, THURSDAY, NO.
vember 14th, 1870. at 10 am. New o.
room and bath brick residence. new con-
crete block COW barn and dairy, horse barn.
chicken houses, etc; good tenant house and
outbuildlngs' 55 COWS hefersY bulls. fresh
and close sprinEers; new Fsrmsl H. tractor
on rubber. full line OF equipment. eood
terms on real estate Terms on personal
property, cash. Nothing 10 be removed
until settlement made. W. F. BARKER.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

=
81 ACRES-MODERN SET OF BUnD
ings; : miles from Rockville; beauth X
view: S15,500.
50 acreS-7-room, squsre-plan house;
barn for 6 COWS. 2 horses; stream, small
orchard: all Chester loan soil miles
from Rockville; $500.
"A acres-6-room house; Chester loan
soil; close in; $4,000
56 acres-6-room house, electricity and
BATH plenty of outbuildings; S5,25O
acre-5-room house, Boyds; 81 400.
100 acres, close in; 6-room house, large
bank barn: $3.50.
200 acres-A modern set of BUILDINGS:
barn With 32 STAYS; Howard County,
$4,000,
FRED 3. CUSHMAN
100 North Adams St. Rockville, Nd
Open Sunday. Phone 3s9
OUTSTANDING BARGAINS OF THE
SEASON.
$50 acres. 7-room, 2-hau dwelling Q
barns, garage. One Of the best tobacco
farms in this section S6 600 for quick sale.
$50 acres. on state road small dwelling:
prettiest water front in section; rich land.
game Of all kinds plentiful
11s acres, on State road; 6-room dwell
Ing: new barn3i chicken houses; good
orchard larke oak trees.
F. BROOKE MATTHEWS.
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STORES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN - DESIRABLE BASEMENT.
suitable Office store; shipping ent. reas.
W. R. MARSHALL. 929 N. Y. ave. Ma. s6G7.
location for electrician. ONCE. etc; Al
condition: reas. rent.
LARGE STORE OR OFFICE ON THE
ground noor on K St, suitable Tor any
sEIh s4iihess 60 rent tai Gny $50 50 PERCY H. RUS
1920 IRVING ST. N.w.-LARGE STORE
with or without 5-room warehouse; rent
reasonable. Open for inspection. AID. 1900.
ON G ST. NEAR 18th Nw.-DEsIRABLE
% m3dsTn s=toIeE33m, = IA, ayaiiable Jan; /. Ed
Ma. 7s4S. - IVA -'
OFFICE OR STORE, HEAT, FURN. ALSO
storage rm., together or separate. w, B.
MEHRING, S424 Ga. ave. Sill Spr.. Nd.
BUIL0ING AT SCI MORSE ST Ne
5l7 Morse st ne
773l ALASKA AVE, AT GEORGIA AVE.
OWNER, Woodley 1913.
2406 18th ST. N.w-NEw. STORE, VA
ness. DiNowTTz CO. Ma. 67i7. TO-
so4e Rith sddtiona fP 2oo s@Ac once
fhsPsF Ten $50 ShPT II T6a@~' o6
1910 18th ST Nw.-DEstRABLE sTcRE
full basement, S125; with 4-roon. kit. and
bath apt above, S45: heat furnished W.
H WALKER, Shoreham Building.
FINE AUTO SALESROOM. NE COR. 14th
and R-About so TT. on 14th by 40 #
on r. heated: $3.50. E. P. SCHWARTZ
INC. 1014 Vt. ave DI. 6210.
51I3 GA. AvE.-MoDERN STORE WAS
ladies' dress shopl and 7-r, bath apt, with
2 incl porcheS: S115. E. P. SCHWARTZ
INC. 1014 Vermont ave. District 6210
STORE ON 2lst. ST. NV. NEAR L ST
Good show window: heat furnished; rent,
$40 per month Call or see Mr.. Marshall.
1417 K St MA. $500.
1862 14th ST. NV.
14th and Spring I'd business section:
desirable location for beauty parlor $50.
PLANT & GORDON, INC
1874 Park Rd. NV. Columbiss0S3S.
Sc. CORNER WISCONSIN AVE AND P ST.
321S P st.-Attractive corner location.
excellent display; will redecorate.
3342 PROSPECT AVE. NV.
Corner block north of NJ st; $40.
GUARANTY REALTY INC.
1706 K st. NV. National O5s7.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE
on salt water, 80 miles from city: 5 rooms,
porch, cleo. and water; price, SLIGO: terms.
500 monthly. Sterling 955l or Mr.. MEYER,
Avalon Shores. Shady Side. Nd.
SACRIFICE THREE BEDROOM SUMMER
cottage on Chesapeake Bay; knotty pine
living room with fireplace. complete bath,
automatic pump and well. front porch:
GOOD roads: 81 $50; 500 down, bal. MONTH
IL. Phone Sterling 955l
FOR SALE. COBB IsLAND-3-RoOM COT
tase q acre ground, on water front; cleo
tricity. running water srtesian well, pavil-
ion on water; excellent home for retired
couple; will exchange for D. c. property.
MI. 1892.
COTTAGE, RANDALL CLIFF. 3 MINUTES
from Chesapeake Beach pier one block
from water: 3 rooms, fully furnished; ;
screened porch large lot; Sl,15O. H. H.
CARTER. 6I3 18th NV. Ma. 4l1s.
POTOMAC RIVER,
566 acres. 43 miles U. S. Capitol on
No State road; s.400 #. shore line; 400
acres good stand oak and pine timber; bal
ance old fields; beautiful building sites on
river front; asking $4,000; offer wanted.
THEODORE F. MENK.
1924 Goth St. NV. Till 5. HO. 3707.
Ewes. and Sundays. DU. 4S27.
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SPECIAL AUCTION SALE

UNUSUALLY FINE STAMP COLLECTION
Within Our Sales Gallery.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1870 s PM.
Comprising: United States stamplesS covers
note, &c S5l on cover and of cover, really
a superb lot. Other U. s.. including fne
lot of entire envelopes. British Colonlals:
air mails and a general lot of superb used
foreign also fine lot Of postal stationery.
Many medium-priced items Of outstanding
interest.
Note: This collection has been catsloguei
by Mr.. Perry W Fuller and is on dlsple
until November ! 4 al his Office. 3 W, FP--
cite St. Requests for catalogues NAV
sent either to his Office or 70 the aucr'c-
GERS and mail bids will be accepted &.
either address,
E T. NEWELL & CO.. INC.
Auctloneers.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA
COUNTRY CLUB SECTION.

Not Just another house but an attrac-
lively desgned new brick, , stories. 5 spa
cious rooms. slate roof, copper cutters and
pipes throughout, oil heat, with all other
features found in Brumback-Built Homes
Designed for couple who will pay a little
more for quality construction and larger
than-averase rooms. large lot with trees.
sqrs. from bus, stores and grade school,
Drive to trafic light at Gebe road and
Lee highway, turn north . squares to Gath
st, west SarS. to property.
2407 N. COLUMBUS ST. ARLINGTON.
CARL BRUMBACK, Builder. CHI 1904
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LOTS WANTED

wANTED-LoT NEARBY VA. OR MONT
County. Box 350-Z. Star.
WE WILL BUILD ANY TYPE BUILDING.
any place, on a 1Orc basis. See our sample
homes. SMITH BROS. g. CO.. Wisconsin
4554 Chestnut 0746
LOT TED-HYATTSvILLE OR W.
cinity; y acre; not over 500. Give par
ticu lars. Box 95-Y. Star
LEVEL LOT. NORTH ARLINGTON, 60x150:
must pass r. H. A. inspection Box 307-Z,
Star.
INTERESTED IN PURCHASING FOR
cash the very smallest lot located in good
size. shape. location and price Box 14I z.
Star.
WANTED, AT ONCE, LOTS FOR NEW
home in D. c. or vicinity. For prompt
action. give location and best cash price.
Box opo-Z Star
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FOR THE HAPPIEST
OF FUTURES

MOVE SUBURBAN Take Is
minute drive from washington over
the new Lee Blvd. asd fnd yourself
pleasant valleys Of Sleepy Hollow.
SLEEPY HOLLOW is the answer to
the ever-increasing demand for we'll
located suburban property. Every site
HALF ACRE OR MORE. Here the
Site worthy of your ultimate home
awaits you. Sleepy Hollow is a pleasant
community with enough sensible re-
strictions to keep 1t pleasant.
whether you contemplate building
at once or at some future date, an early
Selection of your site will secure for you
one of the choicest locations. CON-
VENIENT TERMS.
Out Lee Blvd. to Office.
E.KIN PROPERTIES, INC,
r. c. 1873 Hillwood Falls Church, Va.
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GABLES, IMPROVED BY MODERN
All to be sold on the respective premises
under power and authority contained IN
the last will and testament of Walter H.
of the circuit Court for Anne Arundel
County in equity. passed on the 22nd day
%EBER 9sI39ef l 9a 1910 N AZ
THE HOURS SET FORTH BELOW: AT ONE
Election District Of Anne Arundel County
described as being bounded on the north
by Spa Greek, on the northeast by land
Avenue and the land Of William II. Burns
and on the west by Barber's Lane, and
ihereoat lots Of 81 and 81 feet respee:
lively, in width facing Severn Avenue, each
2t Tb, BENG $50 feet I IN DEPTH
more or less. being heretofore known as
Ten Oaks" improved by a two-story brick
living room. dining room, breakfast ROOM
kitchen. pantry, bedroom, music room and
do o 52ne dSbe saasd on
greenhouse, summer house, etc, with 'front.'
AT oNE-THiRTY PM, ali that lot oi
Anne arundel COUNTY. in the Village Of
public road leading from Eastport to Bay
Gge Gcbs On ssd re T9ad OF
tanning in all 3 acres more or less, saving
and excepting thereout the lot situate ou
s om Sqs 20 20 Bsy RdEe
| frontage thereon of IS. 55 feet with depth
northwesterly Of so feet. improved by
and Kitchen: Bedrooms and bat bath. 'Rot4 hot.
esctrdty front and md BACK back Safd known SSs ans
643 Bay Ridge, Avenue. AT, TWO PM,
nj sbsT for ss bS on tss the
Of Franklin Street. fronting SO feet on
shsSS of T5 ee n MORE TeEgr or less dU5 sseb
eEiRnsa aReiins With VT sns oom % dinna @ i4D room'
ppesss rnace and knSwn as
10 shaw Street, AT Two-THIRTY. PM,
Side Of Charles Street at the intersection
Of the northeast SIDE Of King Charles
elacs frqnttng ing northeasttery on chsTless
northwesterly Of eighty-six feet, more or
less known as The Ham Hammond ,L House"
metal roof. 131 consists Of living room.
dining room, kitchen, psntry, 3 bedrooms
sists stst Of LIVING room dining room kitchen.
pantry, bedrooms, study bath steam
beat ETC. nov 5 ggmPesed ~ r$ll chaTies
Of land in the Second Election District ct
Anne Arundel County on the east side Of
sad creek Of oe575 feet more or ess
with an irregular depth easterly to the
west side Of the puSle road & leading 9L IRON
on said road forty feet more. or less, and
containing in all approximately Az acres.
slate slate roof with living room large granite
fireplacel, dining room. kitchen, buffers
pantry. pantry, 5 bedrooms, bath and
shower bath. screened front porch and
screened summer house, boathouSe, double
garage and barn. electric pump. hot-water
heat. generally known as Green Cables
TERMS OF SALE: A deposit Of 5000 will
be required upon each property at time OF
sale, balance cash upon ratification by the
Circuit Court of Anne Arundel Coun y.
Adjustment of taxes and other expenses
and interest on the unpaid balance of the
purchase money TO be computed from the
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE. Executor.
no10,I7,24
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FARMS FOR RENT.

NOW IS TIE TIME TO RENT OR LEASE
2-acre farm with 4-Toam bungalow run
Ming water and electricity, about 80 miles
from d C. GOOD roads Reason able rent
to right party. Box BAY. Star.
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E. T. NEWELL 4 CO.. INC.
E. T. NEWELL & Co, INC. AUcT1oNEERs

yENABLE. BAETJER & HOWARD, Attor-
neys at Law, Mercantile Trust building,
tOrney at Law. Mercantile Trust Building,
BALTIC, Md ROBERT J. MacGREGoR, At
Md: CARLYLE BARTON. Attorney at Law,
Baltimore Life Building, Baltic, Md.
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FARMS WANTED.
AUCTION SALES.

. TO s ACRES, MARYLAND PREFER
ably with house Within miles D. c.
Describe fully Box 256-Y. Star.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WITHIN DRIVING DISTANCE OF WASH
ington Give terms. description. location
first letter Write Box 30l-Z Star.
PARTLY WOODED. 1-5 ACRES. HIGH
elev.. stream or spring preferred; easily
accessible within q miles OF Wash; rear
Lee blvd. Va Box 260-Z, Star.
WANTED-I5 OR MORE ACRES WITHIN
10 miles D. c.. Fairfax County preferred.
small stream desirable; must be cheap.
Box 267-Z. Star.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

WANT TO BUY HOUSE WITH 4 APART
ments or fats in good condition. or buy
equity: please state details. Box 279-z,
Star
WILL PAY CASH FOR IL OR MORE ROOM
brick houses NV. OF 18th and SITS. NV.
Phone CO. 1923
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ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

175 acres; 10 miles D c. line; on sou 4
gravel. county road; owner farmed p
under cultivation; has s-room farm house.
with tobacco barns; more growing excel
lent crops; price only $4,000, terms.
THEODORE ?. MENK.
1924 10th 81. NV.
8 TIL 5, HO. 3101. Ewes. and Sundays,
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OFFICES FOR RENT

SMALL OFFICE FURNISHED IF De
sired; cheap. 107 Sixth st. NV. ME.
602l.
OFFICE SPACE IN MODERN BANK
building: . vacancies. 7th and sts. NV,
Mr.. ROBEY, MA. f0ll.
6s4O WISCONSIN AVE
New home Guild once Building; singie
or suites. S20-S25 per room; secretarlal
service. E. NJ. FRY, INC, agents, WI. $40.
1924 II ST. NV
Large bright ofices now available; near
State Dept, and other Government bldgs.i
ROBERT w SAVAGE.
S13 Union Trust Bldg. MA. 1880.
EVANS BLDG,
1920 N Y. AVE. NV
High-Erade OCCUPANCY. 24-hour service;
n block to q. S. Treasury; single rooms,
S25 to S35. Apply on premises or E.
QUINCY SMITH, INC. 300 18th st. NV.
DI 9057
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NEAR MCLEAN
NEARBY VIRGINIA

On main pike. IL miles downtown-s
rms, bath, cleo, h.-w.h. large chicken
house: garden; fruit: available 18th. Elm
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SILVER SPRING. S6,95O.

- New 6-room brick, built-in garage; large
living rm. with dining room, full basement;
Nice Residential Section Re- Reas ten Terms WR
z. RICHARDSON. Broker. Shepherd 6413
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MIST SELL,

S5,500-F H. A. TERMS-5-ROOM
Brick bungalow; garage; auto. heat attic.
Inspect any time. 45O9 West Virginia ave.
improved neghborhood. Out Wis. past
Bank of Bethesda. OWNER. WI. 1851.
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3OIa ACRES. $3.50

12 miles from D. C line Nice home.
with so apple trees, 35 peach trees, 3
cherry trees, l2 grapevines. all bearing
fruit; chicken house. stream, large barn; a
! glnd Investment Boy AIG-Y Sal
Evening star., 1940-11-10

SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
OF THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE CITY
OF REAL ESTATE m AND ABOUT
ANNAPOLIS. MD. COMPRISING FINE
DWELLING WITH WATERFRONT
LOT ON SPA CREEK. KNOWN AS
TEN OAKS; NO. 643 BAY RIDGE
AVE, NOS. 1919 SHAW ST, NOS.
l3l-I33 CHARLES ST. THE HAM
PROPERTY ON SOUTH RIVER AND
BROAD CREEK, CONTAINING ABOUT
I4i2 ACRES. WITH l,093.75 FEET OF
WATER FRONT. KNOWN AS GREEN
GABLES" IMPROVED BY A MODERN
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Interested in Locating
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
1719 14th ST. NV.

Ideal for beauty parlor. barber shop OF
tailor; with heat furnished: rent, S45.
Robert w. Savage,
S13 Union Trust Bldg MA. $500.
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IS Ac., Furnished and Equipped,
Only a mile to village and so yds 10 buses
and U. s. hgwy.: 12 a. clear, bal wooded
some fruit, nicely shaded Arm. home, elec.
available, barn, hen house; low price,
S1100, includes horse, hens, tools. furni-
ture, feed: terms. H. S. Draucker. STROUT
REALTY BlackStone. Va
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Security provided, handy village, SUBJ
stantial 6-rm. house. barn, hen house, fruit:
part down, and gentle team. implements
included pg. Sod, big free catalog.
sTROUT REALTY, 255-CR, Attn ave, N. Y.
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Nearly new, lovely brick home. large
bright rooms, tile bath with shower. oil
burner. large lot, garage Excellent con-
dition. Evenings and holidays, RA. 1850.
]. A. WEINBERG CO., Ma. $500.
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go ACRES-S12.5n0.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,

175 acres, miles above Potomac, Md,
In the hunt club section: fine 10-rm. house,
in nice setting of trees. all necessary "a n
bldgs., paved road, is miles from White
House. price. Sl5,750, easy terms
10 acres with Arm. bungalow. Just Of
So 700: terms
Buell. NJ. Gardner-J. E. Kelly,
Rockville, Nd. Phone ESQ
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DOWNTOWN = DESIRABLE BASEMENT
suitable Office store; shipping ent. reas.
w. R. MARSHALL, 929 n. Y. ave. Ma. S6G7.
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VERNON M. LYNCH & SON,

once. z Miles Out Columbia Pike. Phone
Alexandria 5906. Open Ewes. Closed Sun
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1-ACRE TRACT. $500.

$40 DOWN, SO MONTH
Either wooded or cleared grass land in
ANNANDALE ACRES. Good gravel streets
cleo, phone; close 10 school, church trans.
10 miles from Washington See them now
for choice lots Drive out Columbia pike
to Annandale School, turn left "a mile to
property.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-06

taxes on payrolls out of total of $5, ,485, ,000, ,000 in taxes-nearly IA per cent of the total. These taxes on payrolls equaled 70 per cent of the personal taxes received; they were more than twice the amount re- ceived in estate taxes; they were more than twice the customs duties: they were more than three times the amount of the Federal taxes on gasoline and motor vehicles; they equaled 55 per cent of the taxes on business.
 But that is not half of it. The states in 1889 collected $794 900 900 in taxes on payrolls out of total Of $3,863, 900 ,O00-nearly 2l per cent (over one-fifth) of the total. These taxes on payrolls equaled more than three times the personal income taxes received; they were six times the amount received in inheritance taxes; they were B per cent greater than business taxes; they were 80 per cent greater than general sales taxes; they were nearly three times state excise taxes: they were 67 per cent of the gasoline and motor ve- hicle license taxes: they were four times state property taxes.
 There certainly ought to be some lessons in those figures for the American people. We talk lot about continued unemployment and machines replacing laborers. Would mt these heavy taxes on pay-rolls have something to do with these things? We also have heard the New Deal profess over and over it's friendship for the laboring man. Yet it takes his payroll in this manner. It helps to tax him out of his job.
 And what has the Federal gov- ernment done with this money? It has spent most of 1t for various purposes other than for social secur- ity. and has chucked It's I!O.U.'s into the so-called trust funds. In the Federal unemployment trust fund. into which the states were compelled to pay their unemployment funds, the Federal government up to June 30, 1889, had received '$l .869. All ,4i4. Total withdrawals were S633. ITO 900 that Is. this amount was used to pay the unemployed. What of the remaining $i.280.538,s2i? The goy- ernment substituted $l.267. .000. 900 of it's I!O.U.'s for that amount of the taxes received. Where is the money? It has been spent for other New Deal purposes. Only $i3.538.92i of cash remained with the Treasurer of the United States on June 30 1889.
 What of the Federal governments old-a reserve account - another one Of those trust funds arising from the governments tax on payrolls? The government had received up 10 June 30. 1889. si 5.O98. It paid out Sl0,322.6l5 in benefits. Of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-06
TRIBUTES PAID
 LATE DR. LEWIS
United Church Suggested
 as Fitting Memorial to Beloved Rector

The best memorial we could dedicate to his memory would be a united church" states Rev. David P. Gaines, pastor of the First Baptist church, in paying tribue to the memory of Rev. Dr. John N. Lewis, late rector oi tt. Johns Episco- pal church, at well attended me- mortal services for the departed clergyman last evening at the Bap- tist church.
 The service was substituted for the monthly union preaching servlce of the downtown Protestant cnurch- es. A special offering was taken up which will be turned over to the vacation house at Lake QuasSa- paug, one of the many philanthropic undertakings which occupied much of pr. Lewis tune.
 Among the speakers were John Waterbury Council of Churches and head of the merican Brass Co.,; Rev. James E, Gregg, pastor of the First Congregations cnurcn, Rev. MT. Gaines. wno also conduct cd the service. A letter of tribute by Rev. Dr. Isaac w. Reed, pastor oi the Grace Baptist church, was read by MT. Gaines.
 Other clergymen who took part in the service were Rev. Ridgeway P. Shinn, pastor of the West Side Hill Methodist church; Rev Dr. John J. Snavely, pastor of the First Methodist church; and Rev Samuel A. Budde, vicar of Christ Chapel and acting rector in charge of St. Johns Episcopal church, of which pr. Lewis was rector for nearly 40 years.
 Regrets at being unable to at- tend were sent by Rev. Dr. John c. Walker, pastor of the Second Congregational church; Rabbi Will liam P. Greenfield of the Beth-El synagogue; and Right Rev. Joseph Valdambrini pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-06
You And Your Nations Affairs
A LESSON IN TAXES ON PATROLS Professor of Economies, New York University
 By WALTER E. STAIR

balance, $i,180 1902, 2,483, the sum of $l TIT 200 900 was represented by the governments I.O.U.'s. Unexpended balance was 8, l02, ,483, and even this appeared to be a book account rather than cash.
 That is the picture. And what does 1t mean? It is a taxing of payrolls chiefly for profligate New Deal spending rather than for the benefit of the laborers who pay directly part of these taxes and indirectly bear part of the burden of the remainder But 1t is done in the name of social security, and in the name of the la. borer. And in general he applauds not knowing what is being done tc him.
 Let us make clear what 1t means to him: He. and his employer are being taxed for wasteful New Dca spending. These taxes contribute tc his unemployment. They invite the increased use of machines to replace i him.
 Unemployment and old-age in. surance programs are desirible, but they should be set up on a pay-as. you-go basis so that these fake trust" funds would be eliminated these excessive tax burdens on pay rolls radically reduced and these contributions to unemployment re- moved.