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Evening star., 1941-09-13
Eighth Silver Star
Home 10 Be Closed
After Tomorrow
Last Chance Offered
To Inspect Dwelling
On ThorroppIe Street

Final opportunity will be given
the public today and tomorrow to
visit the eighth Silver Star Home
of the year, an attractive dwelling
of Colonial design at 613 East
Thornapple street. Chevy Chase,
Md. The house will be open until
9 tonight and tomorrow from 10
in the morning until 9.
The home was built by Cuvier A.
Metzler from plans drawn by M.
F. Knee. 1t is located in the highly
restricted community of Rolling
wood at Rock Greek Park. 1t oc-
cupies a wooded lot measuring 70
by IA feet and is situated near a
recreation center with facilities for
all types of play.
Has Seven Large Rooms.
The new home has been tastefully
decorated and furnished by the P.
J. Nee Co.
There are seven rooms and three
and half baths in the new house.
All bAAC 4OOlllo al SpdSlOuo LlC
interior is well planned for con-
venience and comfort of living. This
house comes within the medium
cost range. A huge, well-propor-
toned living room, and a paneled
den with a bay window overlook
ing the rear garden are features
of the first floor.
How to Reach the Home.
Two routes to the property are
recommended to motorists. One is
out Sixteenth street to Sheriff.
drive or Kalmia road, west through
Rock Greek Park via Beech drive
to Leland street, left two blocks to
RolllngWood drive. The alternate
route is via Connecticut avenue past
Chevy Chase circle to Thornapple
street, right on Thornapple to Sum-
NIT, left two blocks, picking up
Thornapple street again.
The Rollingwood home bears the
complete Endorsement of the Silver
Star Homes Committee, which is
composed of building experts. Ap-
proval of this group is necessary
for the award.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Home Building
|Cests 77% More
Than in 1910

Building costs of standard six
room house continued a steady rise
with IL per cent increase in July
over June, Federal Home Loan Bank
Board economists revealed today.
This brings the cumulative increase
for the year-July, 1910, through
July, 1941-of construction costs to
ia per cent.
With the average month of 1885,
1889 taken as the base month Of
construction cost index. equaling
100, the figure for July of this year
reached 1886. as compared to 1920
for July a year ago.
Labor costs in recent years have
risen more rapidly than those of
materials, and show 15.4 per cent
increase since July, 1910. The labor
index now stands at 1893. Building
supplies, on the other hand, in
creased but 94 per cent during the
past year, and show current index
| figure of 1107.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
New Type Of Paint
Can Be Spread Over
Damp Plaster Walls
Decorators No Longer
Woit Through Long
Drying-Out Period
BY LAWRENCE CROLIUS.

If you have had to replaster an
old house in the course of mod
ernization program the chances are
you have had to sit around looking
at bare white walls while waiting
for the plaster to dry out. Owners
of many new homes also have to
suffer the same sort of a drying out
period before thay can proceed with
the happily anticipated business of
final decoration.
This waiting period is unneces-
sary, however, because a new oil
paint is now on the market which
permits painting plaster only a day
old, and still damp. You can
imagine what boon this new paint
is for 1t makes it possible for walls
to be decorated and the finishing
touches put on the various rooms
in an amazingly short time after
the plaster has been smoothed on.
You don't have to worry about
the paint being affected by the lime
in the damp plaster because the
paint is immune to lime or alkali.
Moisture is not sealed in the wall,
either, when the new paint is put
(see CROLLUS, Page B-31
Evening star., 1941-09-13
How Much Paint to Buy

For a two-coat repaint;ng job 1t
is safe to get as many gallons Of
paint as there are rooms in your
home.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Week Permits
-Four Bio
Business Jobs
Rest of S846, 500
TotuI Carries 13o
Family Shelter Units

Permits valued at s8465O0 and
representing all types of construc-
ton were issued during the past
week in the District by the nuild-
ing inspectors oslGe. A number OF
small apartments with a total hous-
ing capacity of ll2 families were
approved in the period. One-family
dwellings numbered 27.
Larger structures for which per-
mits were granted included $780, =
900 religious building, $4,000 Of
flee building, a theater and a de-
partment store. More important
permits follow:
Commissariat of the Holy Land,
1400 Quincy street NE. owners;
Parkhill Construction Co., 1927 I
street NV. builders; A. Hamilton
Wilson, 1922 Twentieth street NV,
designer; to erect one 1-2-3-story
brick, concrete and steel religious
| institution addition, 1400 Quincy
street NE; to cost S150,0OO.
j. Craig King, 5l2 Eleventh street
| ~" O"llClB 4CSJOIL SOllolI uCLlOIl
Co, 1907 w street NV, builders;
Porter & Locke, National Metro
politan Bank Building, designers; to
erect one 3-Story concrete and brick
Offices, 1211-1213 K street NV; to
cost $4,000.
w. c. & A. N. Miller Development
Co., 1119 Seventeenth street NV,
owners and builders; G. E. MacNeil,
1119 Seventeenth street NV, de-
signer; to erect one 2-story brick
and tile department store, 1920
Massachusetts avenue NV; to cost
100000.
Congressional Amusement Corp,
1404 K street NV, owners and
builders; John and Drew Eberson. 2
| Continual nt, pacro ID e C,nl,,r,,., / h
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Insurance Companies
Buying More MORTGAGES

Based upon their purchases during
the first half of this year, life in
surance companies are investing
about s2,721,8 1854 every business day
In city and farm mortgages, a state
ment by the Mortgage Bankers As
sociation of America said today.
This is about % per cent more than
these institutional investors were
purchasing year ago, when daily
purchases were running about ST.
211 1,920.
This gain, said Dean r. Hill,
association president, reflects both
the higher urban building activity
as we'll as the improving position Of
farm mortgages in the investment
field
Evening star., 1941-09-13

about per cent of the efficiency.
The metal cover with the opening
below the grill on top Is the best
of all.
Evening star., 1941-09-13

Continued on Page Be-, Column /.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Care Should Be Taken
With Radiator Covers

Radiator covers generally improve
appearance of rooms, and when
placed to protect draperies or wall
hangings, prevent soil and deterior-
alton from heat.
The design should be carefully
studied. and the openings should be
sufficient to let the heat out into
the room. A solid top and small
grill work will almost kill radiation,
and a shelf will decrease efficiency
10 per cent or more. All grill takes
Evening star., 1941-09-13

(See CROLUS, Page B-3.
Evening star., 1941-09-13
Paint Dry Concrete

Don't paint a new concrete floor
until it is at least six months old
1t takes several months for con-
crete to thoroughly dry out, and
paint applied before the concrete
is cured" is very likely to peel of
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10

Bon Der guten, alten 8eit, ualS
Ser @roBoater Die @roBmutter
nobm" Bis ibre gntelfinoer ertDa6s
fen lino, mag ii9 gar man9es in
Ser @elt ereignen. Dor einem Sabr-
bunoert tparen oos taiierli1e Selter-
reid uno oas f0ntglt6e Sranfrei9
nod @roBmGGte, Dor oenen Die 3ers
iplitterten @0lferi6aften 9euti6-
lambs, Stoliens u1o Sapans ii9
ouden muBten. Seute lit es umge-
febrt. Canals CAB es nod cine
.Seilige @aion5" getr0nter Sdlpter
our l1nteroriidung b0ltii6er 5reibei-
ten. Seute iino So8ialismus uno
0emofrotie obenouf. @or einem
Sabrbunoert berri9ten nod SflaOe-
rel nno 2eibeigeni@aft in europa,
Mfrifa, @lien unb @merifa. Seute
oufen ii9 @utsbeitser uno @roB-
inouItrieqe Dor ibren Arbeitern.
@or einem Sabrbun6ert fiibrte
man &rieg obne giienbabnen, Strait
pagen, 9ampf- uno Meotori6iffe,
obne Slugaeuge, Sau96oote, Sanfs,
@an5ertpagen, Slafgeidiise, Wai3i-
nengenebre ODER Minen. 8riefmar-
fen puroen eben crit %eingefiibrt.
Man beritanoigte ii6 obne Selegru-
pbelt, Telephone, ooer &o6ioberbin-
oungen.
Dor einem Sabrbun6ert itar6en
sic &riegsopfer nod maiienbaft on
@unofieber un0 Seu6en. IS CAB
nod feline MiepIis, feline gntlauiung,
feline MISUNDERSTANDING oOer
@nost6eien. Mfan glaubte gbolera,
Sled unb @elbes Sieber ieien ar-
itedeno, Waloria fGme aus giftigen
@ebeln. 9eutautage perlor 9enti9-
lqno ma6reno ieineS gar5en erIten
&riegsiabres tpeniger SolOaten uno
Motroien als China Dor bunoert
Sabren mdbreno ieines berbdltnis-
mGBig fltr5en Spiumfrieges gegen
@nglano perlor. MIein in Song
fong, oas oamals an England ber-
loren ging, foaen oamals mebr Git
neien berbungert fem, als Sapan
n~eueroings in ieiner @%roberrng Der
@ropin5 &iautidau einbiiBte.
@er tpeiB, mel9e @rrungeni6af-
ten unier 20ites Sabrbun6ert nod
bri1gen mag? @ieaeidt iogor mirf-
li6e Sreibeit Ser Weere, anitatt Der
BON &errn &nor angefiinoigten
anglo-ameritanii6en Seepoli5ei nauf
bunoert Sabre.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
BOND va

6rage: SIT ser 8etrog, BEN Die
&egierung our9 ben @erfauf bon
y8efenie Sapings Bombs a%uf5uneb-
men geoenft, in irgeno elmer @eiie
6ei6rdnft?
@nttport: geein! 8ei6rGilfungen
lino ni1t porgeleben. 9ns @ebr-
Sparprogramm miro geraltme 3eit
anbalten. 9esbalb ar1 miro bon
oem S9obamt Der regelmdBige ulto
beitdnoige Saul bon @ebrbonos uno
Sparmarfen empfoblen.
5rage: @arltm p4roen oie &e-
tailgei9dfte oes 2anoes aufgeforoert,
D9efenie Sabings Clamps" 81 Oer-
faufen?
antport: 9ie &leinbdnoler erbiel-
ten feline aufforoerilng. sic erfldr-
ten iib pielmebr freitpiaig bereit, ben
8erfalf bon @~ebr-S auf
GROCER uno breiter 8nlis 81 %foroern.
9.9.-9ie n9efenie Bombs" uno
STAMPS f0nnen beim nG6ften
8oitamt ODER ouf elmer 8onf ertpor-
ben peroen. @riefli9 erteilt Ser
DSreaiurer of TIE limited States,
8aibingtOn 9. g., gerne @usfunft.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
srans-en Sbeuter

.@auring 4loseo" (9llosfo loft)
lit Ser Sitel eines ne1len Srapelog-
6ilmes, nit Dem oas Srans=9ur
S6eater am 6reitag, BEN 10. Oftober
oos neue @o6enprogramm er0ffnet.
ssh beiuden bic Staot 6~air6ants,
Die -@iienbabn, Die Uni
uerlitGt Mlasfa, Sen Spencer @let-
i6er uno oas 0fatanusfa-Sal. @un=
oerpoGe S5enerien, oeren @ipfel Ell
ne prodtpoQe Aniidt 0es Mount
Nfc&inleD 6iloet, erbeiiden infer
gan3es Sntereiie.
n&it9en Qui3" (gin &ii6enfrage-
ipieD lit etwos gang 9eues unO be-
lonoers fir Die Suusfrau bon beleb-
renoem Sn6alt.
n8icture 3eople" (6ilmleute)
8eigt uns Die folgenOen 5iImgroBen
&np &apier, 2upe 8ele3, Srbin Cobb,
Ger Sitter, &oiemarp Cane, @ictor
Moc2aglen uno 4nna Wtap @ong.
nSbe Baggage Butter" (9er Sc
pdfiprenger) lit Der 8itel oes 0ies-
mo6igen 0isnep Cartoons.
Sen &eit oes 8rogramms biloet
Die 35 Winuten mGbrenoe 8orfiib-
rung Der lesten @eltgei6ebniiie.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
amltraliens nemes aabinett

Sobn Curtin, Ser Siibrer Ser aii-
itralif6en Mrbeiterpartei, biloete bic
lie ISOLDE in Ganberra elm neues Sea-
binett, in benz er ielbit oas Mmt 0es
MtiniIters fir &iiitungs-@ lei6idal-
tung oes Observation-Disclosures inne-
bot. Sroncis Wi6ael Soroe, Der
&ilfs- Siibrer Der aiitraliiden Irbei-
terpartei, puroe S~eeresminiiter; S.
9. gbiflep Sinan5miniIter un6 $.
9. @patt @eneralantpalt uno Mini-
fter fir duBere @ngelegenbeiten.
Curtin muroe nit Der 8iloung bes
Rabinetts betralt, als M%iniiterpraii-
bent Mrtbur SO. 6ao0en lesten 6rei.
tag mad einem WiBtrauensDotum
6as nit 1888 Stimmen erteilt tpur-
De, auriidtrat.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
9emtider ainberarst GSernp
aeftprben

Dor fur5em Itarb in Berlin Der
beriibmte &inoerar3t Moalbert @3er-
M in ieinem 70. 2ebensiabr. Set
mebreren Sabren mar er i'm &ube-
Itano. @r galt ais elmer Der 8e-
griinoer mooerner &inSerbeilfunoe.
@Is Spe3ialilt in oieiem Sad mirtte
err felt 1918 an ser 8erliner llniper-
fit1t. @eboren am IS. M6r5 1863
in Dem gali8ii6en 9orf G3c8afowa,
ituoierte G3ernp an Der 8rager Uni.
neriitdt uno fam nod leinem 0ofto-
rat 1898 ais auBeroroentli6er 8ro-
feiior mad 8reslau, mo err Die &linit
fir franfe &inoer begriinoete. An
Der oortigen llninerlitdt puroe er
1906 Sroinarius, fam 1910 mad
StraBbnrg uno ipdter na6 Berlin.
Na6 Dem @eltfriege itano er ame-
rifanii9en &ommifiionen fir euro.
pdif6e &inoerernGbrnng berateno
CUR Seite. Sabrelang mar er Der
S6riftleiter oes Sabrbu9es fir
&inoerbeilfunoe. international al-
erfannt lit iein Bud Ser @r5t ais
@r3ie6er oes &inoeS~. Sein 9roB-
tes 8eroienlt mar eriinoli6e @rfor-
i6ung Der Sommerlterbli1feit Der
Sauglinge, oeren llria6en Dor G3er-
ms Arbeit nidt reGt p~eritanoen muir
ben. @s lit ibm 81 neroanfen, oaB
Die Sterblidfeit oeuti6er Sduglinge
mdbreno Der lebten so Sabre ouf Elm
@iertel Der friiberen 9ur6idnitts-
5abl geiunfen lit. Seit ieiner Yen-
iionierung 1882 lebte Or. G5ernb
5uriifge5ogen in Berlin, mo elmer
Sobne Brofefior fir grperi-
mentalpbpiif an Der uniperiitdt lit.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
Mbt 6OttfrieO S9illings
GtaMObtlO entbiat
SIS mar cine weibepOIe 9unOsebHug
fir 5rieOen

9(m 0amenstage oes beiligen
Nrauciscus BON @iiiii, ienes gr0Bten
Observation-Disclosures uno Sterfreun.
6es oes Mittelalters, e%ntbiiateu leine
bieiiaen Or0ensbritoer I'M Slolter
nobe ser Gatbolii6en llniberiitdt elm
miir0iges Stanobilo ibres %oerItorbe-
men, bodoer0ienten Abtes @ottfrieo
5diaing, Oes @riinoers hires lido
nen &lolters.
0os &unIttuert entitdmmt Dem
NeeiBel oes befonnten uruguaiiden
8~ilobmuers uno bieiigen 8oti6afts-
IefretGrs 8on Suan 0'Inielo uno
maht ibm unO Dem &loIter ale @b-
re. Inter o~enienigen 3eugen oes
GutbiiQungSaftes peI6e Ibt S1il-
ling gefonnt batten, oriiften mebrere
lire 8efrieOigung aus oariiber, oaB
Dem &iinltler 0ie @ieoergabe Der lpms
patbiiden 3iige oes unoergeBlihett
9rdlaten 10 gut gelungen mar.
Sic &odmeiie 81 @bren oes betlis
qen 6rancisclts uno 0es Oerltorbeneit
46tes puroe pom 3eoeren0iiiimo
Gmleto @iooonni @icognani, Dem
bieligen 4poItolii6en 9elegaten ge-
feiert. Inter Sen Anmeienoen ma.
rem oes 9iIobaiters Nt1tter un0 @ut-
tin, Seine @r3eaen3, Don Sltan Gar
los glonco, 8oti6after ltruguapS
nit ieiner Satin, nebit mebreren
boben @rdlnten @aibingtons nit
oielen 8reltnOen oes 9lolters uno
oeIien beriibmten @riinOers. Nad
Ser @ntbiilung folgten Ote @aite Der
freunoli6en @%itlaoung oes &lOiter-
intenoantert, @oters 2eonaro @alib
gu elmer leibli6en @rfriidung i'm
anliegenoen &efeftorium.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
@nitap Seinte sibt 5diilerfOu8ert

Ra6iten Sonntag Nodmittag Inn
$50 llbr gibt ser befannte Ntuiif-
Iebrer @uItab Seinbe nit neun ieiner
S9iiIer elm &looierfon3ert inn 8aib-
ington &lub, t919-t7te StraBe,
3oropeIt. Gum 8ortrag fommen
&ompoiitionen BON S6aifomstp,
8eetbooen, 8ra6ms, Chopin uno an-
0eren. 9ie Sdiiler iino Hobert
Stepens, Barbara 9urfee, Barton
8il9er, Selma Moaori, &i6arO Bar
tbelmeB, 8ettp Sabine, Wtarp Grams,
@li5obetb Burnett uno elaine @ipri-
ano. SEER @einbe lit Ben geebrten
2eieru bereits 0ur6 ieine 8ortrdge
mlf 5mei uno orei &laoieren, nit lei
nem 8ruoer Ssfar uno ieiner Sdme.
tier Crete. iiber oas &ooio beitens be-
fannt.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
Werlamgt

86din, uelde audi a~mberipeitig
i'm Saiie mitbelfen mnk. (2pbn
$75-$80).
N%nsebote inter 9.10 an has
Spurnal erheten.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
&armelitenpater iiber 6entIde
&elisiOmsfreibeit

glus 9euti9lano fommeno traf
neuli9 in Sebiaa ser bo9lte @iir-
oentrager oes fatbolif6en &armeli-
te%roroens, @ater 8~reainger, elm. Sci
ieiner @nfunft erflGrte err, Dab I'M
Altrei6, in Der Sitmarf uno AUDI in
&rafau Die Mngeborigen ieines Or
ben poae &eligionsfreibeit genieBen
ullb oaB ibnen bon Seiten Der oeut-
I6en 8eboroen fir Die I~usii6ung III
rer r~eligioien Sunftion ieoe 4rt bon
l1nteritiiBung getpdbrt miro. Bater
8reninger miro na6 fur5em @ufent-
bolt in Spanien nod 8raiilien mel.
terreiien.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
9remfemprin5 Snbertus @erlObmus
nit 0adfOmmin @. BON SnmbOlOts

Sn 8ots0am perfiinoete man lebte
@ode Die 8~erlobung oes 32-iabrigen
8rin3en @u6ertus &arl 8ilbelm
BON 8reuBen, oes oritten SpbneS
oes friiberen &ronprin8en, nit Wta-
rionna SpbiGo Wargarete 6reiin
bon Sumbol0t-9 a9roeoen, Der So6-
ter Der oertpitmeten 6reifruu &atba-
rino BON 9umbolot=0 a6roeoen.
Ser airing biente bis lebtbin ais
Sauptmann BEL Ser Quffl6rungs=
grippe 212 Der &eids--2uftpaffe in
&ottbus.
Seine 8erlobte lit cine Na1fom=
min oes preuBii6en @elebrten uno
Stoatsmonnes @ilbelm BON Sum-
bolot, oes @riinoers Der lniperiitat
Berlin uno leiner3eitigen preuBii6en
@eianoten in @ien, Der 5u Nnfang
oes porigen Sabrbunoerts Die Better
rei6er gum Ani6luIie al Die Ser
6iinoeten i'm Sample gegen Napoleon
getpann. @r mar ipdter preuBii6er
Snnenminiiter, bis er megen leiner
SteQungnabme fir cine freibeitlide
2oinng Der &erfaiiungsfrage in lin
gnaoen entlalien muroe.
Ser 8ater Der 8raut mar Ser per-
1torbene Gittmeiiter a. 9. aleranoer
@ilbelm grnIt 8~ernbarb bon Sum-
bolot, elm nr-l1renfel @ilbelm bon
Sumbolots. Sbre 0eutter lit eine
%geborene 9oltm aus @raeb, uno iie
ielber muroe am 8. Suli 1916 in
8romberg ge6oren.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP.
REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CON.
GRESS, OF AUGUST "a. 1912 AND

AANAcEMENT Tf clRcuLA GPTiNERi E4c..
GREss, Of AUcUsT a. ISiz AND
Of w. Wsshington Journal. published weekly
State of Washington, g..
County Of District of Columbia, 50.
Before me, a Notary Public in and for
the State and county aforesaid, personally
appeared Hermann C. Winkler. who, hav-
ing been duly sworn according to law, de-
poses and says that he is the Publisher
Of the Washington Journal and
knowledge and belief, a true statement Of
the ownership, management land If daily
paper, the circulation), etc, of the afore-
said publication for the date shown in the
gust ~. 1912, as amended by the Act of
March 3, 1888. embodied in section .537,
Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on
the reverse of this form, to wit:
I. That the name and address of the
publisher, editor, managing editor and
business manager is: Hermann c. Winkler,
7lO Sixth Street, N. w.
Journal, Inc, 7lO 9th Street. N. W.;
Hermann C. Winkler. President; Gertrude
Winkler, Vice President; Carl Winkler.
Secretary.
3. That the known b~ondholders. mort
gagees, and other security holders owning
or holding. per cent or more of total
amount Of bonds, mortgages, or other
Hermann C. winkler. Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
9th day of October, 1871.
(signed) Ernest r.. Corner.
(Seal) Notary Public
My commission expires juno IS. 1912.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
Sine idwere ayumiIie

aenln g. 6. - 6rau S. 8.
8riogers bat ale SGnoe Ooa 81 tun
uno mltB ben gan3en, lieben, langen
Gag fir lire 6amilie foden. Sbr
Mann uno bier S6bne baben Elm
@einmtgetpidt BON 1,431 8funo. Ser
@emi9tigite piegt 3388funo. AuBer-
Dem bat iie ie6s 8ohter i'm @lter
BON 10 bis 33. 9ie 8riogers per-
5ebren ieoen 9tben6 80 9funo &ar-
t~offeln. llno cine tppiide Mabl3eit
beitebt aus 10 8funo @eiBfobl, 10
8fun6 @rbien uno einem gan5en
Shinfen ODER gan8en S6Weinei6ul-
ter. Seoe ISOLDE meroen in Dem
@ausbaIt SO 8funo Mebl Oer-
brouht.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
YOt mad 9euti6lanD
(Ksine Paket-A nnahmel

Isle oie 8unoespoit befanmtsibt
lperoen fortan oie 8oiti9iffe i'm
transatlantii9en @ertebr nidt mebr
mitoeteilt. @oft nod 9euti9lanf
miro meiterbin nod angenommer
uno, pie ale an6ere fir europa BE-
Jimmie 8riefpoit BEL Der eriten fif
bietenoen @elegenbeit nit einem
bef0roert.
SrausutIantiider TIaspOitberfsbr.
Mbflige:
IL. OftOber: r9iTie Clipper"
Mnfinfte:
10. DftOber: D0igie Clipper"
II. OftOber: DYanfee Clipper"
-. GftOber: atlantic Clipper"
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
NnfIdttb Der 9inrihtnng Tremiers
Gins BON 8G6men

aus @rag fommt Die Na6ridt Ell
mes auffhlbs Ser @oaftredung oes
bonn oeutiGen 8olfsgeriht iiingit
gef1aten Sooesurteils gegen ben
friiberen tl9ehii6en Bremiermini.
fter elias. Sbnobl Ser 8erurteilte
iein Mitpirfen an Der fiir5lid aufge-
oedten MISUNDERSTANDING in Bob
men geitanoen baben ioa, uuroe iei-
he Sinri9tung aufgeidoben, 10 beiBt
es, neil feline 9lusiagen gegen anoere
tidefiide 8eridnorer benotigt tper-
Den.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
@uglanOs &rtegSfOtem
MmO SteMern iteigeu
@auuesfraft Der britiideu Snielu
iOa eridGpft ieiu

9llf @riu9en Oes britii6en Sdns-
fon3lers Sir &ingsleD @ooo betpil-
Iigte oas @arlament einen neuen
&riegsfreOit bon elmer NiQiarbe
8funo Sterling, Der nad Inii6t oes
Sdabamtes bis etpa @n0e Oieies
GaIenOeriabres rei6en ioae. 9umit
bat oas 8orlament bisber in oielem,
am /. @pril begonnenen 6tsfoliabre
orei @iataroen 8frno fir ben Srieg
bepiaigt.
Sir &ingslep CAB Die S0be Der
ougenblidli9en &riegsolsgaben NIT
1000, 900 8funo pro Gag oil, ge-
gen nur 100000 YfunO mdbreno
ser ~teupriten 3eit oes Letter &rieges.
uno be5ifferte 0ie Granddaughter
Der &egierung pro Gag ouf 13,000,-
900 8funo gegen 100000 Dor
runo einem @ierteliabrbunoert.
@r iogte meiter, Gngluno babe in
Den erIten beioen Sabren oieies &rie-
ges 7,O18, 000,0 Bfuno ODER 28,-
100000 Collars p~erauSgabt,
oopon 1868, 100000 9funS ooer
22,672, 0O0,0 900 Collars fir Die
&riegsfiibrung.
GimfOmmenitemer bis 97.5 8rO5ent
8as oas Steuerproblem angebt,
10 erflGrte Sir &ingslep unidlieBeno,
einiae ginfommen in ben boAlten
&Ialien 3ublten bereits 97.5 Bro3ent
an Die &egierung. Bel oieien boben
ginfommen lei oie @ren5e Oes Srag-
barren errei6t.
8rtiIde Mrmee feitgelegt
9onooner 8eridte beiagen, oaB
ole britii6e &egierung bereitS ben
8eihluB gefoBt bat, feline neten
Sruppenforper altf BEN britii6en Sn-
ieln ieI6it mebr 3u biloen. Ole
@ren3e Ser @in5iebune BON 2euten,
Die in miGtigen &riegsinonltrien,
@ruben un6 Der 9anomirtif)aft be-
i9Gftiet iinb, ioa beerits errei9t
iein. 8ereitS friiber in Der 8o6e bat
te Churchill Dem llnterbauie erfldrt,
England nipir6 niemals cine Armee
baben, oie 5ablenmdBig ben 4rneen
oes Sentiments uerglei6bar it,.
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Puzzled Taxpayers
Crowd Local Office
OF Internal Revenue
ITO Stoff Members Get
Average Of Five Requests
For HeIp-u Minute

More than 275 men and women
we're standing in line in the Internal
Revenue Bureau Building at noon
today, waiting for assistance in max
ing out their income tax returns,
due at midnight March Is.
The bureau has provided staff of
110 auditors and deputy collectors
of internal revenue to assist the pub
lie They are handling about five
requests for help minute.
officials said the number of help
seeking taxpayers is twice as large
as it was at the equivalent time
year ago. One collector said people
seem almost eager to pay the
taxes, especially the 10 per cent tax
for national defense purposes.
The assistance is available at room
1902 Internal Revenue Building,
Twelfth street and Constitution ave-
nue. NV. The Office opens daily
at 8:45 am. and closes at Sis pm.
Saturday the Office will be open until
midnight.
The peak of those who want help
In making out the returns is eX-
pected Thursday. After that the
bureau expects most of those appear
ing at the Office will be of persons
filing their returns and seeking
notarization.
The bureau asks that persons
mailing returns send them to the
collector of internal revenue at Bal
timore rather than the branch Office
here.
Evening star., 1941-03-10

so 900 increase in population would
cost his department for adequate
service.
Service Has to Be Given.
He did not include costs for addi-
tional supervision. additional gar
bage disposal costs and trash in
cineration costs.
The figure he arrived at for in
creases in collection and disposal of
refuse was $4,000. Not including
supervision and capital expenditures
for additional equipment in the
street-cleaning service, he estimated
a $4,000 increase for operation of
that work. He also asked for the
entire 100000 for the new in
cinerator.
Now Mr.. Xanten warns that
should the population increase go
to 100 900 or more he would not be
able to discount the costs not in
cluded in the figures submitted to
the Commissioners because the de-
partment could absorb its costs only
up to certain point.
Our department is very much
concerned" he said. We've got to
render the service. We can't ignore
new homes and we can't spread the
services any more thinly than we're
doing now. BY sacrificing our plant
and equipment to perform our task
they are deteriorating at a greater
rate than we like to see"