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NEW BUNGALOW.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Center-entrance frame, bedrooms, full
bath, garsee, porch; good lot. Close to
Conn. ave transportation Terms. Call
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC, Woodley $500.
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BETHESDA, MD.

REAL BUY-SS,T50
Attractive new brick home. e large rooms.
bedrooms. automatic gas heat screened
SIDE porch: zsraEe; Venetian blinds, large
lot. convenient to bus: reasonable terms.
L. G.. WHITE, Real Estate,
7l0i Wisconsin Ave WI. $500.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
SEE THIS HOME!

Bethesda, Md----Modern 6-room brick
home on attractive street, bedroom and
lavalory on LIST floor. bedrooms and bath
az SEd floor. large living room with fire.
place, automatic heat, garage: conv.
trenSp.. schools and stores: price, Sl0.250.
a WI H-4n
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
OWNER TRANSFERRED.

Kensington View, Md-Modern 7-room
brick home, attractive corner yard. 12Ox
$50. with hedge. lawn. trees, shrubs and
flowers: living room 22lzxl4. large dining
room. complete electric kitchen. bed
rooms and > baths stairway attic, porch
. garsges automatic heat. large basement
vegetsble garden and place TO raise q few
chickens: 10 miles from White House;
price. $4,000. Call E; NJ. FRY. os40
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TO SETTLE ESTATE
F. A. TWEED CO.

/ Chevy Chase near Conn ave. rooms
ia nsv-house condition. auto. oil heat
ogiit-in EErsEe. Real Low price. EM
/ 0A0' :" r,~
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Dxtzehso q izSse reOsns ehfl6rsr play
rDosa. DSEsszy, ntseco over fRie. crfseEed
Essszs- HrfesEss perch - b.k from bus.
Only - sse Cal Gs. OfSSs. 5TiI Pa. are
As Ii 1000
ADEIB BERT W. LEE
1s4a X q W DY xgaHa
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TWO ESTATES IN TOWN.

~, - ~ rm; IN, hSe; s.;. acres lse; Kit. DIN;
extra oedrm. or study on st A. All of
these rms: unusually lge. and light. End
n lge. bedrms. Maids rm. and bathrm.
S13.500. Terms
?. p-rm. hse, 1orS acres. kit. Ifv. rnn.,
din: rm. and library both with hreplaces
and maids rm. on lst a. 4 bedrms on
md q. Stables for 2 horses. Scar gar.l
S22. 800 Terms
Both places located in exclusive Semi
nary Hill district of the city Of Alexandria
Call or write owner SYDNEY H. SMITH,
=. ID. No. /, Herndon, Va. Herndon
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A RARE BUY.

NEAR CATHEDRAL-S27 500
Magnificent home at price far below its
worth, on lot 9oxl25. in one OF D. C.'s
finest residential sections LIST a, sun
porch. liy rm., library dining rm. kit,
pantry. 2nd a., large bedrms. 3 tiled
baths; finished 3rd f.. ballroom snd store
room. Below stairs. maid room and bath.
Auto. heat. 2-car garage. DI. 2724. Ewes
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SOMERSET

Sis Dorset ave. near KenwOod and Chew
CnsSe-7-rcom brick. baths. new con-
dirior; large lot. trees. shTuhhery flowers.
EArRse, $4,000 Open daily. OWNER.
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FRIENDS AND STRANGERS.

WASHINGTON Grove is the answer To your
home problem il you have limited means,
beautiful healthy, restricted location. B. q
o. Transportation, free tennis courts ano
grounds; several homes 70 select from 2
to 10 rms, priced At $500 10 Spun
Call C5aithfrSburg ! j or our phone below
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP
Wisconsin 243l. 72N4 Wisconsin ave.
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CENTER HALL COLONIAL.
G1n 0nn

Silver Spring Nd. new brick home. nrst
floor larRe living. dining room. de luxe
kitchen, - bath, screened porch5 2nd noor,
large bedrooms beautiful tile bath with
shower: conditioned large lot. b5Il so,
easy terms LESLIE d MEASEIL wO.
5ssgI l4o- Eve
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WESLEY HEIGHTS,

OPEN SUNDAY. : TO 2.
Stone, lge.. bright rms, including
bedrooms, ga baths. 2-ear Earase, gas
EN- 1921.
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Silver Spring, Md-Nev brick with
large lIvinE-dininE room. de luxe kitchen
3 bedrooms beautiful tile bath. air condi-
toned. close 10 bus line and golf course.
real home with easy terms. LESLIE D.
MEASEIL, NO. 522l. 1927 Eye.
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A vroup Of IL new houses Just COM
pleted in a fine section OF Sc; these homes
have large rooms, bath, finished reefes-
ZION room. refrigerator Colonial frohi
lawn fence For further information cSu
Mr. WILLIAMS, DI. 800 or no 32l6,
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UNDER S10O00.
FOR SALE BY OWNER

Foxhalb-seui-desAc Ached briek. rms
bath basement lounge. lavstorg. double
screened gerehes.- Gas heat rsig. Ma
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AUTHENTIC COLONIAL,

A new home. built TO order on large
wooded tract near Bradley blvd. with
Studlo-type living rm., recreation room, full
maids facilities, 8 bedrms., baths ,
possible additional rooms over garage,
authentic Colonial throughout; all special
hardware and electrical equipment. Some
thlng not often for sale. Call Mr. Smith.
AIITFD REALTY CORP Wisconsin 6S4a
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HOUSES FoR SALE.

1saC0@f7A- FEAR NAVY YARD BRiDuE
~MndegE ersNN fHw hcsses. Ycrras are
tre9nsed hestef psrEE. cost - $50 q
hafEalr At - GRO
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HOME VAIuE

Nssr 1870 and Perry streets nw- large
s brick hoBs. SIX rooms. bath. Esx beat
& fegTl9eTstoE. RarEEs. perche8- <8ssS0 Er-
d. spsctton sg appointment. Cal Mr.. Bar
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HOUSES WANTED TO BuT.
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and sfncieut service may be expected By
listing your real estate with US
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200 18th 81 RRafor Ma 07S3
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RAMBLING WHITE HOUSE
WITH ACRE GARDEN
CONVENIENT no
FORT BELVOIR.

Modern, completely furnished eottase al
GunSton Manor. on the Potomac River
l5-min. drive from Fl. Belvoir. LARGE liv-
ing room with open fireplace, large kitchen,
2 bedrooms bathroom and screened porch:
circulating oil heater hot and cold running
water, electric range and refriseration;
$50 per mo. Cottage may be seen at any
time. MIR, FIcHLIN at Gunston Manor.
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sPEc1AL-47o5 4oth AVE. HYATTsynLE

Low price, terms; vacant. BUCHANAN
- 2. and b.: OPP. Horticulturist Bldg,
dueed; $3.50 down, SAT so mo-; ideal for
duplex Big list Nd, Va. Terms. N. Z.
RYoN CO.. MA. 1907; GE. 6146. res.
20 ACRES. GROOM AND BATH HOUSE.
just miles from d G.. line on Georgia
ave. extended. Usable as country estate,
small farm or subdivision. Over SCOTT.
frontage on highway. Must sell to settle
estate Call CHAS. D. SAGER. 924 14th
NV National 0036.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.


Brick and stone ) bedrooms baths
attic. fl5l basement, OIL burner, detached
garage Convenient 70 transportation and
schools Newly reconditioned, This is real
value Convenient terms Call EDW. Il
JONES 4 CO., INC. Woo6ley $500.
Evening star., 1942-04-25

ROXBORO PLACE. BRlGHIWOOD a..
s-rooYn brick semi-detachedi oil neat;
bedrooms: on bus line to downtown: price
~ aso small down payment, easy monthly
terms For information call -
SMITH 4 GOTTLIEB SE. So62.
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BARGAIN AT $3.50.
EVFI,AND PARK

kf'-hrick home, newly decorated. large
front porch, large living, dining room, sun
parler de luxe kitchen; second foor.
large bedrooms. plenty closets sleeping
porch. built-3n sRrRge. oil heat: on bus
hne near Conn ave well financed, easy
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HOUSES FOR SALE
SILVER SPRING
! MAE 19th AND COLUMBTA RD

IG-Tm 2-bsth home with oil heat
ssftable for private residence or roomias
house For further inform aon. call Mr..
Burr Nj CO.'S or Once of
PAUL P. STONE.
sna0 Conn Ave OraWAr up4A
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OWNER TRANSFERRED.

81 $50.
Owner called to Army offers for sale his
2-yeaF- F-old detached brick home, situated
on a large wooded lot 55x16 65; q rooms ,
baths. automatic heat, garage: near trans
portation. Cali Bruce Kessler, Wiseon-
SIN 1865. with
49, SHANNON Il LUCHs CO.
15Ob II 81 NV National 934b
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MODERN BRICK. s ROOMS;
one block north Of Bradley lane. bet. WIS.
and Conn. aves.; $3.50. can WI, 1887.
10 MIN FROM DISTRICT LINE. MODERN
5-room house, on y acre of ground, good
location; detached Earage; $500. THEO-
DORE l. HETTdULIER- GE, s7Ta.
l0-RoOM MANSION. MODERN CONVEN-
eneeS land LewinSville. Fairfax Co.
Phone Elmwood 400
Evening star., 1942-04-25

verw isEee Se-7rsosss sea- a1ltk-fn sxfzss.
isrFe 10 b8Ei5 priEe TfGht on sasr seruas
c~rfr tFa5sfefTea sho ws5l seEs h4s ioseiy
bore shpEn ~ epDo.n meEf ouiy Cal
Mt. OTsMy OF sefa o. WAFIE Il JAMES.
fkf, snrt.la.aa .-aas.a.
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CHARM PERSONIFTEp.

This lovely corner brick home, only &
yrs old represents eyerything IN hTlnk,
Recreation room ana nnlsheo attie' , iarse
xl450A. 1900 Military I'd. NV. open
cRily and SUNDAYS ] pm, until dark
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORR.
9ASf V304 Wisconsin Ave.
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OWNER MUST LEAVE

Has only occupied this home in Be
thesdA for months, but must sell, SiH
rooms. l bath. auto. heat; in new-houss
condition. very large rooms. $3.50
WI $500
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SILVER SPRING. MD.

622 BALTIMORE ROAD.
Picturesque Colonial home set on a
wooded knoll overlooking the Silver Spring
Park section 1t contains 3 bedrooms. 2
baths, large living room with fireplace,
dining room, kitchen, recreation room.
porcnes. ample closet space. auto. heat
OPEN DAILY UNTIL ..
To reach: Out Ga. ave. to Silver Spring,
right on Pershing drive blks. 90 Hawley
I'd. left l blk. TO homes.
MT VERNON CORP.
Evening star., 1942-04-25

Lovely old hcme In historic. AIexandria,
medium m-Eize frame, completely restored
fireplace In liF8ng rm dining rm. and one
Of bedrms: deiiRhtfgl new. completely
modern kitchen, new bath, original cid
floor end floor and attic. h.-wh. with
summer winter hookup. concrete cellar;
new elec WlFinE and copper plumbing
throughout. full-sizF copper screens and
storm Windows Exceptionally desirable
to those who prefer both the charm Of
an old home aud the comforts Of mod
erH one Price 1880. Call Alexandra
Evening star., 1942-04-25

A HOME OR AN INVESTMENT.
You viii agree that the stone, brick
and Ehinsle home. Just east OF Wisconsin
ave, in the 5000 block OF 43rd ST. n.w} Is
a rood buy. q rooms and bath nice ,ot-
Al Tenant Your opportunity at S,45o
rrrrn n
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SENATOR'S HOME
AMER UNIV PIX

A beautiful brick about 5 years old. new
house condition. lavatory, den first
floor. bedrooms. = baths second floor;
poFt2t40n. This Is q real good bargain
En-. $3.50 TO pm.
r A TWEED co
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3 BEDRMS., Q BATHS,
COTONIAI-S1o 5nn

Attractively planned and located brick
Colonial home in Arlington. OF eenter-hail II
plan. containing q rooms and baths. on
lot b0xi15. The 2txl3 living room with
hTeplace has French doors leading 10 a
slae screened porch. pine. paneled recreation
room with fireplace and lapatory in base
ment; oil aforementioned heat lear de-
taehed garage; / block from ] 0c bus, in
helghoorhood OF similar type and priced
homes, convenient TO Washington. Terms,
$500 cash. Priced at SI2 500.
Thomas G. Magruder Co.,
e051 Wilson Blvd, Ari. CH. sla1. OIL. s4st.
z ROOMS, Q BATHS. LARGE PORCH.
acres ground, located at Herndon, Va,
20 miles from Washington. Price, S6.ab0.
w. S. HOGE. Jr..
CHI. 0600. 3SIb Lee Highway
Evening star., 1942-04-25

2So-SILVER SPRING. MD.
rooms, bath, brick. garage, Fenced
lot: close to schools, stores. etc. Attrae-
lively financed. .,,>,,
seb5 Georgia Ave Shepherd 2l45,
Evening star., 1942-04-25

e35 Street NV. AA 2s44
1925 ARKANSAS AVE. NV.
REBUILT JUST COMPLETED, FIRST
SHOW ING OPEN SUNDAY 10 TILL, 2 NJ
Near i4th and Buchanan Esss--SgF
rounded By beat tTAnFDortAtIon whits
bF4cE. bedrooms. bs n. cabinet Showsr,
Elth isvatory N be Senseuf, excellent home
or fpF families You viii love T. 80 Afs9
rasaafa.a-r-TZ 90 "a 81 .as
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THE CLEVER BUYER

VIII know this beautiful home for an ex-
ceIlent buy al = price II could not be built
for today Seni-6et, Er. Cathedral. :
rooms, ? baths, finished reer. room, auto
gas heat det gar; Sl3a5u. District 2724,
Evening star., 1942-04-25
CHEVY CHASF-S8 450

Lot 60xl 55. close to facilities Brick
bungalow. in fine condition, with finished
and heated 2nd floor. i4X2S. Well-equipped
home worth your inspection. Owner or
dered 10 Kansas City Call Mr.. Treat,
ALLIED REALTY CORP. Bradley OI2I
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ARLINGTON. VA.
6 ROOMS-S6 R50

Semi-detached brick. rooms bath. oil
hot-water heat, full basement; on 1oc bus
line close TO new War and Navy Bldgs 4
inspection by appointment
MAYNARD BAYLES CO.,
Fails Church, Va Falls Church 74a0.
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FALLS CHURCH. VA

.a5O-2iR Forest drive Exclusive
Broadmont; charming stone Williamsburg
Colonial Just completed; on large wooded
lot; situated in community Of fine
homes; s rooms. baths, paneled library
or bedroom and bath 1st floor; paneled
breakfast room, living room with stone
fireplace dining room and ah-steel Kitchen
with Monel sink aand counter; 3 bed
rooms and bath end floor: large screened
porch. open hsgStone terrace. beautiful
Vermont slate roof and buiit-in garage.
FRANK H. MALICE. owner and builder,
Falls Church 2544.
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SOUTHERN COLONIAL,

Due to owners transfer to Texas brick
home. less than l year old. located in
nearby Lee Hgts., section of Arlington;
large living room with fireplace, opening
yoi,,ino ~ bafb snarioiss dfnipv room
equipped kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
recreation room with fireplace. opening
on fagstone terrace; maids room and
bath, storage attic, attached garage, fenced
yard Terms, $500; price. S15,750.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
$50 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va
CE 2S2R Clehe 3R39.
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NE. HOME
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.

Six rms, / bath, glass-incloSed porch.
gas hot-wster heat This home can be
purchased for only S7,750 with low down
payment and liberal monthly payments.
For further information. call Mr.. Burr at
Michigan 607S or ONCE OF
Evening star., 1942-04-25
HYATTSYuLE HILLS

6-rm. brick, h.-wh.. oil burner, cleo.
hwd. floors. large basement. screened. in
sulAted. brick garage; ! block bus; So. 500:
terms. ERWIN REALTY co. Call Hyatts-
vile 0334: ewes, Warfleld 1881.
AVAILABLE MAY Ist-NEw GROOM, 3
bath brick house with corner lot: price
less than 50 1000 substantial cash payment
required. balance monthly
l. q. RICHARDSON,
2411 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va. CHI. 6991
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.

Rnngslov, s rooms hath, porches, spa
CioaS grounds. etc; newly reconditionecs &
real value for only SS.4An. on terms
Leo NJ. Bernstein a. Co., NE. 540o.
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WANTED
AT ONCE

A lovely house with about Ie extrs-iarSe
rooms. near 18Th and Penrs. ave OIL. 6s61,
coLoRED - HAVE PURCHASERS FOR
houses reasonably priced In good neiEh-
CHAPLIN. Ills You 81 nv, North e2fI.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

New SIl-brick Colonial home, 6 large
rooms baths, de luxe kitchen. gsrsGe:
air conditioned. . hreplsceS- lsrEe porch.
wooded LOT: near Conn~otieut ave LESLIE
d. MEASEIiA 14ST Eye. WO. 5ssI.
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HERE 1T Isl

Bethesda. Md.-Cate as q bugs ear: 3
rooms. / bath. auto. heat. garage. trees
xalore; only $3.50, with terms ike rent.
WI $500
Evening star., 1942-04-25

Nearly new brick, 2 blocks woodrow
Wilson; rooms. den, lavatory LIST; 2 nice
beormS, deep lot Emerson $3.50 to 9 pm
+. A. TWEED co
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WALKING DISTANCE

To Protestant and paroehial schools. stores
and theaterg This S-rm. home contains
main hath on end foOr and complete batn
In flIIl basement: gas h.-w h., fenced yaro'
garage. IL biks from bus. owner Trans
ferred Sserifce at $3.50: terms. 10
sS's' 'MoNT1SOWERY REALTY CORP,
Huasrnnsin a42l 72O4 wisconsin ave.
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PAUL P. STONE,
s. Q50-VACANT.

175 WASHINGTON BLVD.
District Hts Nd Detached six large
rooms and bath, cellar, hot-water neat,
garaoe Lot 5Ox145 feet Terms: $500
cash, balance in monthly installments less
than rent.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Driver, u, Indicted
On Murder Charqe
In Traffic Death
Involves Second Degree;
Grand Jury Acts on
More Thun 30 Coses

The District grand jury yester-
day returned a second-degree mur-
der indictment against Charles J..
Benjamin, %, colored. growing out
of traffic fatality on January 9.
Benjamin is charged with driving
an automobile recklessly and negli-
gently at a high rate Of speed and
causing the death Of his passenger.
Walter L. livery, 20, colored, when
the machine crashed into a tree in
the 400 block of Columbia road NV.
Benjamin was driving an automo-
bile which, police say, he had taken
without the permission of its owner,
thereby involving the felony OF JOY
riding. Mr.. livery sustained a con-
cussion of the brain and shock, from
which he died.
Also indicted was John B. Robin
son, "a, colored, knowns as the gas
burglar" who is alleged to have
broken into a Northeast apartment
last month and. while its occupants
slept, opened all gas stove Jets. The
grand jury returned indictments Of
assault with intent to kill and
housebreaking against the youth.
Thirty-six indictments were hand
ed up by the grand jury to Justice
T. Alan Goldsborough in Criminal
Court No. of District Court.
Others indicted and the charges
against them are: Thomas Robin
son, HOUSEKEEPING; John A. Puckett,
Walter j. HobSon, Nathaniel H.
Craig and Pearl Frye, assault with a
dangerous weapon; James j. Scott,
housebreaking and larceny; Charles
P. Mitchell, Cecil Aleshire, Hilton B.
Chambers, Samuel Haynes and Har-
ry L. Jackson, joyriding; Richard
Washington, Harry R. Strother,
Maude v. Strother, Clifford L. Oaks
and Charles A. Ferrell, grand lar
ceny: Rose Lee Watkins, Margaret
Small, James j. White and Howard
c. Pittman, robbery; Richard K.
Gideon, embezzlement and larceny
after trust; William E. Tilson. rep
resenting himself as an Army officer
Illegally to secure money from a
person; William E. Tilson. forgery
and uttering: Kirkland Lites, Marie
E. Queen, Mildred B. Jones, Ida
Williams, Daniel johnson and Fred
D. Holloway, violations of the Num-
bers Act: John A. Vermilyea, send
ing an obscene letter through the
mails; Henry A. Anders, assault with
intent to commit carnal knowledge,
and Albert Ransford, carnal knowl-
edge.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
0ne-Act-PIay Tournament
Draws 10 Contestants

Ten one-act plays will be given
by 10 outstanding drama clubs and
groups in the 1912 one-act-play
tournament sponsored by the Com
munity Center and Fairgrounds
Department. The three prelim-
mary contests will be given at
Roosevelt High School auditorium
March 10, II, IA, respectively.
Subscription tickets admitting
holders to the three preliminary
contests and the finals on March 18
are now available at the Community
Center Department, 3l49 Sixteenth
street NV. Tickets also may be
obtained from each Of. the partici-
pating clubs. Tickets will be on
sale at the Roosevelt auditorium on
the evenings of the tournament.
The Troupers of East Washington
Community Center will appear in
Fright" by James Reach; the
Buchanan Dramatic Club in Con-
solation," by Charles George; the
Players Club Of Central Community
Center in Romance Is a Racket"
Evening star., 1942-03-05

by John Kirkpatrick: the Dramatic
Club Of the Department Of Justice
in Miracle on g Street.; the Pierce
Hall Players in Sunday Costs Five
Pesos" by Josephine Niggli: the
Encore Theater Of George Wash
ington University in "Children
Afraid" by Ward McCabe, and the
Falls Church Community Theater
in ''On q Darkling Plain" by Ed
Rowan.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Three O. (. N. Movies
To Be Shown at Library

Three movie shorts released by
the Once for Emergency Manage
ment will be shown At the North
east Public Library, Seventh street
and Maryland avenue NE, under
the auspices Of Technocracy. Inc,
at 8 O'Clock tonight.
They are Walt Disney's Donald
Duck income tax short, Protecting
War Secrets" and Defense Re-
views" No admission will be charged.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Dartmouth Alumni
Will Dine Toniqht

Dean Lloyd K. Neidlinger and Head
Football Coach Tuss McLaughry of
Dartmouth College will be the
speakers at the spring dinner Of the
Dartmouth Club of Washington at
7 o'clock tonight at the National
Press Club.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Fire Damages Building

A fire Of undetermined origin did
extensive. damage early today to the
first floor Of three-story office and
apartment building at 1884 I street
NV. No one was injured.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

Save paper. Uncle Sam can use
It to make cardboard. In which he
wraps explosive bundles for Berlin.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-09-18

CONTINUED from Page One)

tCOntfnued from rage One)
duced by Rep. Eliot ID, Mass), pro
vides go payroll tax which the ALL
pointed out would serve as an anti
Initiation measure.
Such a tax, an AFL spokesman
pointed out September IL, would with
draw huge sums from circulation, thus
achieving the aim which the senate
financing committee processes
fit from the tax in increased pro-
lection. That apparently has little
charm for the Tories in charge of
the tax program in both houses.
What if Bill Green or Phil Murray
had urged the nations workers to
defy a Presidential executive order
Treason would have been yelped from
one end Of the land to the other in
box-car type. But Senator Taft (R.,
o. within 80 minutes after the Presi-
dents message had been read to con-
gress was stating that 81 should not
hesitate to advise any man that it
would be his patriotic duty to refuse
obedience to any order issued under
them"-that is under the President s
wartime powers as commander-in-
chief.
Taft is trumpeting Tory assistance
for his sales tax program. The sem
ate finance committee September 8
again and finally tossed out the
Treasurys spending tax program and
proceeded to consider a flat so in
come tax and sales tax.
The senator's action was a kick in
the teeth for the Presidents 7-point
economic program, of which taxation
based on ability to pay is cardinal
point. Coming a day after the Presi-
dent had pleaded with congress to
enact an equitable tax program, their
action was a pledge to the big cor
porations and the wealthy that they
would not be Inconvenience by the
all excess profits not needed for main
tanning industrial efficiency, and all
income over $4,000 for individuals be
put in the nations war chest.
Labor and farm representatives
have made it clear that their support
for sterilization of wages and farm
prices is conditioned on like stabiliza-
ton of profits and incomes. In the
coming weeks the nations workers
and farmers will have to make it as
clear and simple as ABC to the Tories
on Capitol Hill that the country is
sick of the stupid performance of
these spokesman for special privilege
and vested interests.
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in sales and local taxes will have to
contribute another $40 in income
taxes (if he's married and has two
children) and another $50 in victory
taxes. If he figures in the increase
in the cost of living, he'll have only
about $1,000 worth of buying power
in 1913.
The l u thousand millions, lost in
failure to stiffen excess profit tax
provisions, could be regained without
hurting anyone, including the new
millionaires who would still have
plenty left.
Although the President renewed his
$500 top income proposal the day
before the senate committee recon
vened, it didn't even come to a vote.
The depletion loophole through
which oil and mining companies have
saved 200 million dollars a year pro-
vides for super deductions because,
say the oil and mining interests, they
are taking 1870 of their investment
out of the ground each year.
Estate and gift taxes were given an
$4,000 exemption. The treasury
asked $4,000 exemption = which
would have raised 400 million more
in taxes.