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HELP DOMESTIC.

GIRL. reliable; for general ,housework and
cooking. no laundry; highest salary TO
right kind of girl; city reference. l432
CTittenden st. NV.
HOUsEKEEPER. white, care of 4room
in: off all day Sunday. CHI, 47l3.
HOUSEKEEeER. white good home and
working conditions: give information and
Star
MAID colored general houSework. cooking;
eXperieneed Ielerences; liye n upstairs
MAID, white or colored general house
work: . adults and infant; live in, $40
month; good home: reference. SH. 4I31.
MAID, general housework, laundry help
eaTe Of baby wdodta health csEticate required
MOTHERS HELPER, from 1O-7 pm, s25
month. no Gar fare. 102S Eastern ave,
Takoma Park. D. c.
MOTHERS HELPER, experIe4ced, care, OF
two children. no, cooking references; live
in; S25 month. EN-. sO6l.
MOTHERS HELPER. coIored girl. Il. .ex-
perience not necessary, 50 week while
NURsEMAID, white, live in; references
required. $3.50 week. Box 42i-B, Star.
WOMAN. care for children: housework,
some cooking live out virginia resident
3GtS Sth s. n. Arlington. Va
WOMAN, white. experienced in restaurant
work for cooking and general housewcrE
uSS5
WOMAN; white. eomlP3etenl 20 to 40, 40,
enccS $50 month MI 46l5.
WOMAN. white or c0lored. settled good
cook, light housework; good home. HO.
1919 or DU. 5H4l.
WOMAN. white, g h W, in apt hotel: care
of 2-yr.-od child: high wages. WO. s114.
WOMAN white Is-45, any older do not
reply full charge of apt. child IN school,
salary, ref Ia 4O5T after $50
WOMAN Cor couplel. agreeable. intelligent
plain cooking, no laundry employed couple
must live in (SuburbSl. must be KIND to
small dogs Alex 3675, after m
I WANT A RELIABLE WHITE GIRL for
I perm anent job in good home, must Ike
children. $50 month 1876 Del Ray ave,
/ Bethesda. Md WI 5510.
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BUILDING MATERIAL-A large stock OF
new and used building materials at rock
bottom prices All our lumber is recondi-
toned and free Of nails. Come to our
nv Ca1ar+4nD
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Res Shelter 5000
facilities limited to that class only.
BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED, STRAY
ANIMALS TO Animal Rest Shelter. 1900
Wheeler rd Sc AT 1858 Present facil-
ties limited to that class only
POLICE DOGS. two, young, female Phone
TAYLOR 4434.
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BUILDING MATERIALS - wrecklng -
buildings at 7th st. and Independence ave.
reasonable prices over 100000 brick.
over 10000 # lumber Sash windows.
doors, etc @X4 10 .iylO in your lengths
PIKE WRECKIECi co III Woodward
BLdo MetrnpnIitan LIS nG-
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CHAIRS overStufTed -: antique
upholstered mahogany frames - ca. 6
beaut. very old cane seat walnut chair.
perfect condition, S"5 per set. 2Gl9
WISCONSIN EN- lE--
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SEAMSTRESS to sew Slip covers must have
experience: good pay. 9l3 9TH st. NV.
SILK FINISHER, girl with knowledge of
sewing for dry cleaning plant Service
Cleaners, 1927 N. Hudson St, Arlington,
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.

BUILDER CARPENTER, repairing. remod-
cling. recreation rms, shelving, bookcases
screens, painting. Nelson, RE. O64a.
CARPENTER and cabinetmaker. general
house repairing: kitchens remodeled work
guaranteed; reasonable. Taylor $3.50.
CARPENTER, white mech, 30 yrs exp;
fences. cabinets, bookShelves. cedar closets,
etc Prices rleht IL 4O1l-W
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MOTOR TRAVEL,
MATTRESS RENoVATlNG.

DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA MAY %,
take , or 4 Call Mr.. Roberts. MA. 0S!'4.
Evenings. 7:30 to II pm 90
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ASSISTANT CASHIER,
MUST BE GOOD AT FIG
URES; PERMANENT; LO-
CAL REFERENCES; HRS,
IL TO 9 PM; EXPERIENCE
ON PAY ROLL WORK AND
HANDLING CASH; S25 TO
START. BOX 1888, STAR.
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COAT. raccoon. "HolanGerized" lining per
feet: size Ii. original price, $500. now, SD.
WO- 0ll3. evenings.
COUCH, metal: dropped sides with pads
IDEAL for screened porch beds; price, 50
Phone DE 2665
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MATTRESSES C2), experienced. and bus
boys. Apply Nesline's Restaurant, 1904
1906 r. l. ave. ne, between am. and
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET FIRST
clas- on corner IN NV. section. doing
- uoo mont hlv. The business stock. 1E-
+ures; trucks long lease. beer. vine. II
health. sacrifice. For appt- call RA. .1Ni.
SODA FOUNTAIN. LUNCFIEONETTE. cx-
pcuSNeIE co. low rent. hne bu mess.
price $4,000 terms Box 2N3-C Star
RcOMING HOUSE : room. all occupied;
convenient TO downtown: priced rcasohable.
CAPABLE YOUNG MAN now in business
VIII invest $4,000 10 80 600 and services
IN SOUND business outline your proposition
III frs. letter Box l0s-B. Star.
ROO1IING HOUSE for colored IL rooms,
3 baths. price S76o.nn. terms. A N.
Cooper zoos Eye ST.. Ma. l332. ASK Tor
Mr. Beal eyes HO Go4i.
2-STORY. BLDG. 40XS9. on route 30 in
from Wash formerly general store, but
aad4pted Tor other use lncIud,ns ap. rent,
MA 1872. or MI Cushman, Rockville :iN9.
MT VERNON DINER FOR SALE. Il mi
south s5.l A!eE va ,,,l,l On 5 No NO. j. 4"ae
aulfeC. GOOD CABIN site
CORNER GROCERY STORE, Iyius quar-
tfrs $500 weekly buslnerE. make offer Also
'i-SiorY brick b.ng-- suitable grocery. plumb
er tJlor shop Il H5-H
BEER TAVERN. Rirerdale Nd 5000 ham
Gle; for sale or lease 70 responsible party.
DI ls95. II"
CONVALESCENT and nursing home loca-
cip.iy suitable for III, nurposa. = large
substantial house with lovely grounds Il
bedrooms and three baths ELEVATOR
etc assc, ed 80 GOO. rffe~cd a. ~JIObO.
about u cash balance al o., financed by
owner. For inspection and details tele-
phone c. G. Van EmOn. Lincoln uU22, or
ynur own broker
GROCERY, MEAT. cheap rent, living quar-
ter, 5000 down or trade for real estate.
Box "fH-C, Star
10 ROOMS. suitable roomers or apt, furni-
ture. ur. nus. park. reasonable. lease $50
mo. 1864 Ineleside terrace nv. -
HARDWARE STORE rcasona bic. do3ne
gCOd business good loca ion must Be sod
oil aCcOUnl OF other business Chestnut
FOR SALE-Glaes shnn fully equipped
,rr making mirrors Tclrphone Lincoln
1891
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Ig rooms nice
IS ARA ard, filed. For sppOiC' mcnt cal
OWENS REALTY NE UlSG
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HELP WOMEN,

TYP1sT. speedy. Apply AIS eth ST. NV.
WAITRESS, wanted, summer hotel; Spring
Lake Beach, New Jersey Apply l34l
Belmont st. NV. McDougaH
MATTRESSES, 2-Hofbergs Restaurant,
l1G Kennedy st. NV. Georgia 1924.
WAITRESS, experienced, must be neat in
appearance. Apply at once 25t5 Penna. |
ave NV
MATTRESSES. white, over u yrs. to work
in Alexandria; experience unnecessary
good money Alexandria $3.50.
MATTRESSES 90. Call Hillside 0s70.
MATTRESSES, experience in tray service
Apply 300 Ga, ave. NV
WAITRESS. fairly exp; Apply Covered
Wagon Restaurant, l4O2 14th.
gS9be WoMAN sdo6 as ss.y work bring n
references, Gl2 L st. NV,
WOMAN. white, unencumbered middle
AGED room, board and Salar.: ngnt work
in business establishment. Box Co. Marshall
Hall Md
WOMAN. young, age II to -. for general
ONCE work; permanent position: must be
high school ,eraduste.. capable typisl per
manenl resident OF Washington or vicinity.
working hours . am TO I pm, five days
a week Apply at Room l02 s Is 18th
St. ", any day teXcept Saturday and
> p m.
SALESLADIES,
Experienced women's specially shop
Kopy Kat. 'l3-5l" II 81. ne.
LAUNDRY FOLDERS,
Experienced IN folding nurses uniforms.
American Laundry. 300 Georgia ave. NV.
IMMEDIATE OPENING.
Alert. educated woman over -. to as
5ist .osa! director 9t childcTqtt work; IN
tOr TIght woman. Call Mrs. Connolly,
Decatur 6lO0. THURSDAY May 30, on Fri
day, May %, after ii pm 22'
STENOGRAPHER and gen.
eral office work; must be
neat, attractive and under 80;
permanent position. Apply
The Ross Co., 1881 F st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER,
P Err M ANE ENT POSITION
FOR YOUNG WOMAN WHO
QUALITIES. APPLY EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE, 4th
FLOOR, Ian SBURGH'S
DEPT. STORE.
BOOKKEEPER, young lady,
experienced on accounts pay
able and invoice records in
retail furniture store; posi-
ton permanent; salary salts
factory; give all references;
state age and experience in
application. Box 71-B, Star.
CASHIER and typist, expert
enced young lady between 21
and 25; position permanent;
salary satisfactory; give all
references in application. Box
72-B. Star.
WOODWARD & LOTHPOP
desires the services Of part
time mattresses for the FOun-
tain Room. Apply Employ
ment Office, 9th floor.
THOROUGHLY experienced
SalesWoman for Photographic
studio, Give experience, age,
references and full particu-
lars in first letter. Box 278-B,
Star.
MACHINE OPERATORS
Burroughs CMoon-Hopkins)
billing machine operator,
must be experienced; give
reference and previous en-
plOymentS first letter; our
employees are aware of this
ad. All replies will be held in
confidence and no references
checked until after inter
view. One of WaShington'S
largest wholesale and retail
stores. Box 419-B, Star.
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CERTIFICATE for % shares OF stock of the
Boston & Albany Railroad Co. No.
r12O2 issued February d, l94l to Harvey
C Ions Finder will please return to
Harvey c. Long. 5425 9th st. NV, Wash
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MARKERS, experienced in pen marking;
good wages to right party. Apply 100
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LOST

BIRD DOG. pointer. female. lemon and
white front leg has been broken. Liberal
reward DU. 692 evenings. WO. BIZ day.
BOSTON TERRIER. male. seal and white
vicinity the Hot Shoppe. 400 Wisconsin
ave Reward. Woodley f122.
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aAnrn-uIcrRoLA coMRINArIoN r c.

rarocsps<ions and rebwlte G z WEST
INGHOUSE. KELVINATOR. PHILCO. eros
LEy and ma1y otners as .oW as So p
BIZ va h.r-.0C'S lagfest service in a..
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MATTRESSES REMADE. So UP
STEIN BEDDING CO.
1924 10Th ST NV Me 1918
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GLASSES. silver. oxford. on silver chain
vicinity Connecticut ave and Tlden or
Conn. and r Wo. 26a3
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SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.
SITUATIONS wOhEN

Chauffeur. butler, cook. Thor
oughly experienced Trustworthy. c0nsclen-
tlous, sober, Al ref Boz 3nl c, Star
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BOWKNOT BROOCH, containing baguette
and round diamonds; also sapphire BRACE
lCJ in platinum mounting, on about MAY ,.
Si2J rev ard Fire Co. Adjustment Bureau.
So IrNeStment BLDG MA OSIu.
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SEWING MACHINES Beautiful elec con-
sole perfect, S35 90 EleC portable, & = 90.
Treadle. -. open eve. Jsl2 Lee hiehVay.
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REFPIGERATORS - Deep-cut sacrifice
prices on over 500 relrlserators IN all
makes models and sizes from 4 Gu. II, 10
A. Gu f. We have the largest display OF
refr!gerators in various models and sizes
in WASHINGTON We guarantee not 20 be
Ilnderso!d Brand-neW l94l standard
makes Of refrIgeraio-s with factory 5-yesr
guarantee az AtlaSs lOT prices Twenty
SIX years experience is your guarantee o.
satisfaction We have q sTOup Ot Genera
Electric FrIcldai-e. Westinghouse. Gro -Ie-.
KeIvtrat0r Noree Leonard COldSpOt, May
flower. used models n perfect condition
low as SIH Better TCtrtCe~atiOl values g
Ar-as's famous low puCgv Eroup o.
retT-Eer2tO~S in O-l-iDai factory case VI
be sacrificed 81 Casp-Cu. prices ot 5P or
lS' prices No money down Long Css.
terms. CnusuaUy Lbe-a. trade--u allow
Evening star., 1941-05-22

TEACHER of shorthand for evening classes.
Preference given to university graduate
experienced in teaching the Gregg system,
functional method Reply in writing. tell
colleges attended. dePrees, experience and
present daytime position. Box lib. Star.
TYPIST good, with dictaphone expert
ence: please state experience and salary
required Box lS5-B. Star
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YOU want bargain
IN nationally known rCfrIReratorS. washer
low-rent district. buv al builder price.
1910 models, Westinghouse. G. f. Hot
point Kely!ua Tor. Phl'C0 NOr-e All brauC-
new l94U-lg4l models IN stock Renewed
rHfrlgeratCrs, excel Coud at lowest price
Cash or terms Cor ST. Spr.- Sng0 center.
WARD RADIO & APPLIANCES.
NnLl G. ANn s L--nr Gnr-f.- 81 oNILL
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COLLIE PUPPY. months, white. brown
MARKINGS: vicinity Army Medical Center
1909 Fern st. NV Georgia 1854 90
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE colored: houseman. butler; g.h.w.
and cooking: $50 mo-, living quarters.
1850 18th st NV.
Mrs. ks Ton
House Tavern Silver Spring, Md. Phone
9
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HELP MEN.


ASSISTANT CHEF, colored, capable and
good worker; also dishWaSher needed. Ap-
ply Ivy Terrace. 1894 Conn. ave.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC to service new
cars and install accessories, salary and
permanent position. Must have own tools.
See Mr. Roberts Addison Chevrolet Sales
Co. 1922 l4th st. NV.
AUTO PAINTERS, for steady WORK; good
wages. See Mr.. Guthrie, L. 2. Steuart,
Inc. LAO P st. NV.
BODY AND FENDER MEN steady work,
good wages See MT Guthrie. L P Steu-
art, Inc, 1440 st. nv. DE $500
BRICKLAYER mon -union long Jobs with
good wages. Call Mr.. Peregoy, Silver Sprlng,
Md SH. 1851
BRICKLAYERS wanted at 1900 block But
terworth pl NV. or call Warfeld 1909.
BUDGET Statesmen, tires and accessories.
Real opportunity for real producers with
out-of-town chain Sal and comm. Box
Sl1-C. Star.
BUSHELMAN. experienced on mems cloth
ing. Marvin's. 734 9TH st. NV.
BUTCHERS a., regular. steady work to
reliable parties; experience and refs. neces-
sary: local pref. not essential: good pay
Apply Mr Siegel. 3 m to 9 am. Wed.
or Thurs: 4 pm. to , . M Thurs or FIJI.
Food Fair. 1920 1th St. NV. -
BUTCHER and sll-aroqnd man: experience
and references required. Glover Park Mar
ket, "41l 37th st. NV.
BUTCHER, experienced, to work in D. 9; 9;
store: steady work: references. 269
Carroll st. NV. Randolph 0300.
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REFRIGEP EPATORS-Clearauc sale OF ,
and . Gu II boxes. General Electric. Fr.a-
idalre, Norze, Kclylnator Westngholse.
- seiecr from. Your choice. sac as. Pa-k
Radio Co, 2I46 P s.. NV, open ewes.
flu-ll q
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ATLAS APPLIANCE co

CiOSltE, Ogluspol' helFl!ldiOF- Leonard. eIC q,
from $3.50 UD 10 3 years free service
We are authorized G, z, Hotpoint, Morse
Pndtic. PnIieo. SteWart-WSaTn kelylnatoT and
to pay. Extra large trade-in allowance
Brand-new 1910 standard refrigerator
with Swear guarantee, IN factory crates.
40or off
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CARD PUNCH CLASS begins now: nights.
days, men, women: low rates. Exam. soon.
Span sh.. Eng. sh.. typ. 1115 18th NV.
HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED MEN
and women aI ages. We'll paid oppor-
tunities everywhere-learn at home in
spare time-Placement Service free of
extra charge. Phone, call or write-Free
book. Lewis Hotel Training School. .23rd
and Pa. ave. NV. Phone NE. 4692, Dept. s.
CIVIL SERVICE Courses, late editions, many
kinds. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F. MA. 233S.
AUTO DRIVING taught by experts: easy
parking speciality: dual controlled cars
Nd, va and D; c. Easy Method Driving
School Randolph 1884 or Randolph 1897
PREPARATORY COURSES in card punch
and stenographer for U S. Civil Service
examine tions: enroll now. Wood College
710 14th st. NV. Metropolitan 5051.
STENOGRAPHER-TYP EXAMINATION
Application Deadlne Is June 9.
Special intensive practice in review
Dictations and Typewriting.
Trial Examinations. Small Glasses,
Individualized instruction.
OF 125 students in recent review classes
only three said they did not pass the
Civil Service Examination.
Day and Evening Sessions
Superior training reasonable tuition.
STANFIELD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL
Entire Sixth Floor
10 Fourteenth Street NV.
Telephone District 1852.
NAKON BEAUTY SCHOOL,
2Ooo 1dtb CT NV Hobart O166
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MAY 10 vicinity of l4th, Harvard or
Georgia and Alaska bus or Franklin Dale
bus. S S, Md. Call Slieo 3529. Reward.
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HOTEL HELP, white and colored; man
ager, walters and mattresses. Mr.. Ross,
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mittee, proposed the amendment,
which the House adopted, to eX-
clude from payment of the local
income tax those persons who had
paid to the States a tax on per-
sonal or intangible personal prop
erty.
A third amendment. approved by
the House by a Al to Is vote before
it returned the bill to the District
Committee-an amendment offered
by Representative Schultz, Demo-
crat, of Indiana-wouldh have allowed
non-residentS to file an affidavit
with the District tax assessor show
ing the amount Of the tax they had
paid in the States, instead of
modified income tax return.
Charges were made during the
debate on the bill that real estate
taxes in Washington, as well as the
gasoline tax, are too low and should
be increased, and that rentals are
too high. Two members of the
District Committee, Chairman Ran
dolph and Mr.. DirkSen, endeavored
to answer the criticism and pleaded
that the bill is fair and equitable"
and appealed for its passage.
Illustrates Point With Verse.
Amid an uproad in the House,
Representative Randolph arose sud-
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sion and asked that the bill be
sent back to the committee.
Mr.. Hunter made the plea after
telling the House that two of the
amendments it had previously
adopted to the bill had virtually
"scuttled" it. His request came at
the conclusion of a series of charges
that real estate taxes here are too
low, that rents are too nigh and
that the people of Washington, &C
cording to Mr.. Schultz, are living
in a land of milk and honey"
One of the amendments-the one
that Mr.. Hunter particularly dis
hked-would have specifically ex-
empted from payment of the local
income tax all persons working here
who maintain a legal residence" in
any State or Territory. Another
would have saved any nonresident
having an income in the District
from paying the tax who is taxed in
the State in which he claims a legal
residence If he now pays tax on
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denly and quoted VERGE from the
poem on Columbus" by joaquin
Miller-a verse which is supposed
to recite what the first mate OF
his ship said to him when he was
trying to find new lands on this
continent. He quoted only this
passage:
"This mad sea shows his teeth r.
tonight,
He curls his lip, he lies in wait,
He lifts his teeth as if to bite!"
That quotation, Representative
Randolph said, reminded him of the
temper in the House at the time.
This House." he declared, "is show
ing it's teeth toward the District"
Representative Dirksen took the
floor Immediately afterward and de-
clared:
II have witnessed performances
like this on other District days when
local legislation became a political
football. Congress has refused to
give authority to the folks down.
town District Building) to do some
thing about the affairs of the city.
But this Congress must take upon
itself some measure of serious re-
sponsibility toward the CITY,"
He, too, agreed with Representa-
tive Hunter that the amendments
the House previously adopted had
the effect of "scuttling" the bill.
Mr.. Schultz, ranking majority
member OF the District Committee.
when he took the floor to support
his amendment to require an affi-
davit from non-residents who earn
an income in the District, made a
vigorous plea for more equitable
treatment of the Capital City by the
Federal Government. He called at
tention to the ever-mounting munic-
ipal expenses resulting from ma
tional defense activities of the
Federal Government for which, he
said, the District is not responsible,
and urged that the annual payment
of the United States be raised from
S6,O00,0O0 to 100000 a year.
Most Equitable" Course.
ITS the most equitable thing the
House can do" he declared.
Mr.. Schultz did not mention the
Overton formula for fixing the
amount of the Federal payment
toward municipal expenses, but it
has been estimated adoption of his
plan would increase the Govern
ment's obligation to the District in
the coming fiscal year beginning
July l to 100000.
Chief opposition to the bill came
from members who registered strong
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D. 6. Taxes
Continued From First Page J

nority member, plan to have a con-
ference in a few days to figure out
the next move"
The Fiscal Affairs Subcommittee
which Representative Hunter heads,
had given serious consideration to
proposals to amend the local income
tax law, and the changes the House
had under consideration had been
approved by the Commissioners.
Even so, House members. after bit
ter debate, returned the bill en-
bodying the amendments to the Dis
trict Committee for further con-
Sideration.
There was no record vote on the
recommittal motion, which was
made by Mr.. Hunter, but there
was a deafening chorus of "ayes"
when he took the floor after nearly
four hours of acrimonious discus
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District Mosons Pay Honor
To New Methodist Bishop

District Masons last night hon.
ored Bishop Adna Wright Leonard,
new Methodist Bishop of Washing
ton, at a dinner at the Burlington
Hotel.
Bishop Leonard, as principal
speaker of the occasion, discussed
the effect of world conditions on
Christianity and Masonry.
The 80 persons present included
many members of Congress and
prominent MaSonS.
John H. CoWles, sovereign grand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11
THE BEST WATER
MAN CAN Drink

Many are convinced that Mountain
Valley Mineral Water bottled at Hot
Springs, Arkansas, is the best water
man can drink
l. 1t is delicious to taste-not carbo-
mated, not laxative.
O. 1t provides the body with pitdl
minerals.
3. 1t is mildly dlkdline-tends to off,
set acidity.
4. 1t promotes kidney function-aids
in treating Rheumatism and
Arthritis.
S. 1t is delivered to you just as it flows
at the springs in Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
Order q cose todoy
Ask for free booklet
Mountain Valley Mineral Water
o04 18th St. NV. NE. 1862
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igher than any place in the United

higher than any place in the United
States.
Let them levy higher taxes on
the incomes of hotels and apart
ments," he declared, as some MEM
berS on the House floor applauded.
Residents of the District want the
Federal Government to pay all ex-
penses and allow everybody who
comes here to be overcharged."
You haven't got the proverbial
Chinamans chance of increasing
the real estate tax rate here in 100
years" said Representative Schultz.
"Why?" came shouts from the
floor.
Because the powers that be will
not stand for it, he responded.
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master of the Southern Jurisdiction
of Scottish Rite, gave the speech
of welcome to Bishop Leonard and
introduced other prominent persons
present.
If Britain should be defeated in
the present conflict, the mother
lodge in England will be thrown
back into medieval days when the
Masons met in secret places, Arthur
C. Moses, owner of the hotel and
host of the dinner, told the group.
The tenor of all speeches favored
immediate aid to Britain.
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Trucker Drives
Blazing Gasoline
To Avoid Blast
Y a Star staff CORRESPONDENT.

by SIar SIdH COTTeSpoHQenI.
DRURY. Md, March 1.-THE
driver of a flaming gasoline truck
drove his 1,640-gallon vehicle away
from filling station pumps here
yesterday, averting a possible ex-
ploSion.
Witnesses said the loaded truck,
which was parked at Hunters Tav-
ern, burst into flames just as Lee
Catterton, the driver, was about
to unload his gasoline.
Walter Hunt, co-oWner of the
tavern, said he shouted a warning
to Catterton, who promptly leaped
into the truck and drove it to a
clearing where volunteer firemen
from Upper Marlboro and Galesville
extinguished the fire after an hour
and a half.
The truck was the property of
the Annapolis branch of the Stand
ard Oil Co. of New Jersey.
Mr.. Catterton was not injured.