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TO is RMs., D. c. or Nd; afl cssh; f1ns
ms.n nns: nut sa,,n..s Sssurssd 10 .yHlyd ayHly;diyns
syss. and Sun. OF. ssso. i Thomss M cisei.. sGSs.
VI, WI 90 go FELL , yGui nouss. ws esn sss
sos sssnsson Ns c.pitot a xk kVnsSAs' s455 Hsais'f-
F0R PROMPT, ETIICIENT SALE. ef .youy
svsrs al snAUTH 81 IFS eo ia Hcs ias
W Y !. rAY AL CASH for ne. and -, prop
hhs Mafpfe heo cAsaro1s gse s s p.s:en. g f1Se: @.
p1aassls spIas.K s pI tsdsy; lujl 7sias MTfcHfIL
value tod.s Our opinion n38 enssis no % oslisai ia
s2uspEks sa e. tS5 Nh isc srssaSls s:sSssh.S w1 1iss
a4s I've sffiss5s sfEsTs siS .lsS r:sa5 . =. cash.
NV p sis isse,ions, and ior eI Im. buns.Iow
s;t:a i sslissf ss sslf F. n 'ian isanESs, 59 iSio
i HAyR 4 cIiENTS iSs with all cash to bu,
M1ran spsrsmsns house, 20 70 s5 units. L A.
ME FaY AZ fP cAsa sSsz to you. no ls, con-.
SSs MSoss5yES; 6YIESx iR, S.. sss$ 'a IS
and rehnsneins and % personsily aSf 'Pnus handiins
nesrby GsTyIsnd, Vii aDprseists wasalnfsof ,oa soa
JRs NO real sYsi Estate, sn River. & =
TeR auiicK SALE. nearby Maryland DROP.
erty. Call ROBERT 8. DAVIS. WA. 5000,
Hyattsville. Md. 70% OF properties listed
sold within FIRST two weeks.
HOMEf listed with US receive real active,
prompt and courteous service By an EN-.
eient. well-experienced sales ORGANIZATION.
we need homes in the D, c.. nearby Vir-
stnia shli .r and Maryland counties, Can today.
SsSo, S oesxV1rRRHEe RHeAf Reslsoi'e e''.sss 9as
C0LORED HOMES needed for clients In
Brookland and NV. II you want to sell
or rent. for quick results list with
GssHARL5s sskaR ns g ssayy WARD. ~ Fla. NV. xD.
DETACHED "a br. brick with sarsse ana
yard, Amer. Univ. Park or Chevy Chase:
s2'o00 down, Slo0 mo. Box 1891, Star.
FROM OwNER-Bunsalow or house in
$1,000 q GOOD cash payment. WI ss35.
home, large lot or acreage NV, D. c. or
PRIVATE PARTY desires to purchase mod
ern brick BUNGALOW in NV: will deal with
owner or agent. GE. 2136.
If YOU WANT to rent or sell quickly, ne,
sc: or nearby Maryland, phone Mr. Me-
tiyier. with o, B. ZANTzINGER CO., 945
CoLoRED-Is you is or Is you amt going
so sssS sl.i fsii Mr. HdsaisEf' Us * $780, ssss
COLORED-wsnted. buy or 6 room
house, in NV: not over $4,000: will pay
$1,000 down and balance monthly pay-
ments. Box 413-L. Star. 16'
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G0LORED1corner house in NV. section.
home BUYERS. No 6-room house in city
Brick front % porch I full phs basement. iss TDdm
instantaneous hot-water heater, tile bath;
1000 down. notes s62.50 per month
eoLoRED-BrookIand. D. C.. 2s2s 18th
St. ne: Arm brick house. ami, oil
neat; excellent condition; reasonable. MI.
CoLoRED--E ST., near 1st--.e large rms,
reception hall, h.-w.h., newly decorated:
immediate INN possession For price; terms
Soiokabnss2Ri SsSai III lass2i st. NV, near P; rms
bath, cellar. h.-w.h.: live on 1st floor, rent
cash: balance Ike rent. VIM. j. DAVIS
500 500 Il s. NV ma. 1858, ewes. MI. 1857.
y: i: ave. NV. shown BY appt. Mr.
COLORED- Only $500 down; row brick,
oh Inst IL hath n prss asssoes s ss n nse sS o
mo. Mr.. DRAIsNER, Ma. 9067; home,
coioRED-Near Columbia I'd. $4,000:
papered. BOSS a PHELPS, MA $500:
evenings and sunday, cali Mr.. Measell,
coLoRiED-yacant. why wait months,
ncvs In and let ssnants pay bills
school: colonisi brick, 3 rooms and tiIe
bath. cellar, hot-water heat: vacant; price,
$3.50. JOHN r. DONoHoE y Sons,
coL6anbvssans asa 65saas sHs 1s srookland. senlde.
tached brick. auto. heat. terms Gall
aae1ryK aola IA: prsIssR' ssss. Ia saos' or MURRAY
t0I0RED-H you are looking for select.
Ane section for genteel colored folks, you
must see 1854 warder st. NV. This lovely
renovated; ist floor contains large living
rm.. dining rn. and kitchen, plus front
porch and inclosed rear porch; and hooi
has nice bedrms., tiled bath and large
inclossd rear porch; livinG quartsrs IN
basement; ges h..w.h. and automatic hot
water; nice ferced.in backward with large
inspsetion eundiy.. 6ctober Is. from Z Il
protected. Tor sale ". OWNER.
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RooAAs PUkN.-No,,hee., fcone j

ROOMS sukk.-Nerthsess Cent
l4e8 MORSE ST. N,E.--Large room with
inclossd porch: suitable for q; well heated.
next to bath; near car and bus lines. At.
1850 1850 HoLBRooK TERRACE N.E.-Rm
for 2 girls: twin beds, inner.spg, matt,
7IO EYE ST. Single room for man;
cony. to car. and bus line.
SOg H ST. N.E.--Large room, double o.
men or ) women. FR. 5118.
Bk00KLAND--Cn bus line; front; ex-
posures: for employed Protestant lady; $40.
NEAR iiaih AND r. !, AVE. N.E.-co min.
dountown,. ig, double rm.. twin. beds;
e;a9T er9yHsees slin pt DaGpssss aGss laundr and ihk'
COLORED-20 r st. n.e.--At.ractive. large
front room: 3 girls or . married couple,
In quiet home; no cooking; must be refined
Call after pm,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

SLEEPING ROOMS PREFERRED: . nee
essary, ,unfnrnished or furnished, detached
e soo Tor 4xE EhR RE 20 eoyS easys ss
s NxSAL r orHioER saas permanently assigned. IN.
or 3 bedroom house. preferably unfur-
nished,, NV. section or nearby Virginia.
Being homsowner, excellent care properly
sssssured; highest references. Box 345-L
3-BEDRooM unfurnisbed house in wood
row row Wilson M School district urgently needed
UNFURNIsHED, 8 bedrms., NV. Sec. silver
SptinR or suburbs: S75 to 500 mo-: estab-
hshed bus people, MI. 1000. Ext. si-A.
sssEeen soa.. '1'ai IN e''1s; ssa
Young NAVAL OFFICER back from over
in mn, NV II. A q. ' . sUTcAIs' @f a''s ST. ssIss I
NAVY DOCTOR and wife want furn apt.
ssMw Nssswoeri En-, call after 8; WI bs2s:
room unfur, house convenient junior hish
no small children, Republic 900, Ext
sast sasts ssf ssyi Tor at5fr ao siaScR sS
COLLEGE EA PRoFHss5k'AsS iGs 5sASG FAMILY Wants va
;i,bedroom furnished house. preferably with
nass % sao IN G e. soms ID VI. pay
RE; $500. EXT. 26ss; after s PM. AD.
WANTED TO RENT good unfurnished ga
bedroom house, refg., range, nice yard, Sc
son; for returned Regular Army Air Corps
ofncer eager to Join family after years
overseas. RE. 600. Ext 1896, 8 am.
MoSTGoMERY COUNTY, 8 or 4 bedrms,
baths. furn. or unfurn., desired by 2
servicemsn'S wives Columbia 6s75.
Sw on jnEpRooM Sntprn Vrar house
wanted for permanent OCCUPANCY BY couple
UNIVERSITY PRoFEsSOR, now In Gov
ernment service. needs 2 or 8 bedroom
nouse, furn. or unfurn.. preferably In
eoh'hwss' es WA P ss s. or .es nsarsy s6 No Top 500
s-BEDRooM iurn. or unfurn. ri T nous. or
apt urgently needed By perm. assisned
EW isIssd srGaSSssSeAs ghsSs eA s'l:,. =, ..a'
vii pay top rent. MISS NORRIS. Ma.
1t. CoMDR., wife and infant son need
2 or bedroom house or apt. furn. or
mansn nnSrn e Rox ssai s, Or suburbs
COLLEGE PROFESSOR. now in Govern
ment work, desires 3-bedroom house or
apt. (event, . bdrD for 3 months or longer;
Chevy Chase, Bethesda preferred: take
excellent care Of furniture. WI, 455s. I8'
uNF. INF, pEIACaED. "a b.r.. .garase, Amer,
lst:: VI: lease. Or 2I73. 90.
ATTRACTIVE and very reliable English
couple desires small furnished house to
rent in Washlngton or vicinity from Nov
WANTED D. Vaafeha aand badiy5. " SEE s-bedroom fur
nished house, with downstairs bath. for
S150 or less; naval officer; NV. preferred,
but not essential. Phone OIL. 901s. 49,
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE

CONTINENTAL Moving q Storage Co
1921 Georgia ave. n.w.-Call us for price
RA; 2435. We move at any time. Inter.
ARROW STANDARD Transp. Co., dali,
pickup and delivery of household effects
to and from Washington, D. C.; Detroit,
f1ce: 1915 joy I'd. TY. $685.. Wash,
office: 1925 New York ave. ne. AT. 9243
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMANS S
MOVING d STORAGE CO., ia. 2937 15s
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Apre elfnA1peuen te..a

Ap7s. FURNISHED tcses.)
Int car llns. iusnished hrss m. m
Kitchen. semtpyt. bath; near stores; Sl6.b6
War Mi ce eRAETIa GIG q kEHb M 4aaSSssprrAL. studio
apt, telephone and maid service: good
transp. downtown; can be sep. any. day
before pm. Weekdays CALF Ap. E474.
3is NOkfH cAkOLTNA AVE. s.E.-Bsd-
rm.. living room. kitchen. private bath and
preferred; see to appreciate: private home.
RMS., kit, semiprivate bath; adults:
near qa. and Alaska ayes. 100 Albany
DOWNTOWN, i5l0 M at. n.w.-i-r
basement apt. place to cook, for 2; $50,
g0i sth ST. N.E.--2-room apt, nestly
!4rn.: WORKING couple. no children,
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SUBURBAN sALr-vIReINIA.

OLD STONE HOUSE, 8 rooms and, hall.
flreplAces, acre land. on Lee highway;
MoDERNizED HOUSE containing 9 large
rooms, center hall. fireplaces, porches, Q at-
tic rooms, basement quantity OF large box
wood; overlooks mill stream; swimming and
fishing: 2 acres; 35 miles from Wash on
Lee hishway;. So, 900; possession and terms.
Fairfax 1851 or 7S-J-13 l5s
QUAINT 4-room cottage, fireplace, base.
ment. IL stone built above sroupd: acre land
81 200. Fairtsx 1851 or 7s-J-13. i5s
b-R0OM. BUNGALOWS - Price, $500,
$500 cash; monthly payments, S55. inciud.
ing taxes. interest and Insurance.: miles
from Pentaxo1 Bldg. on Lee blvd. Turn
right on Lee blvd. just across Annandaio
81, ! block TO SAMPLE house. LYON. NC.
CH. 7010; ewes. Summers, CH. 2117.
WOODMONT FORE8T-EnRlish brick. ?
yooms. hish, yeil-drained 90xi45 lot, large
y nv1ns IA, aining rm;, kitchen. study. bath.
nsth, End hcor: full basement. fireplace.
p!ping. etc, throuShout; terms. cash.
~ sn@cvn ey appointment only. OWNER
fcynukfy1uaA - Wnwx ~-~
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ROOMS uNruRNlsnED

4217 10th ST. NW.-2 beautiful rms.
private shower. for ! or 2 adults. Private
nome nonhousekeeping. Ia 0S77.
rooms, no cooking: will rent together or
separately. HO $500
NORTHWEST-2 rooms, 2nd floor, priva te
residence; no Kitchen; near transporta-
ton: adults. Taylor SI63. I5s
GOLokED-2 unfurnished rooms. suitable
oioctor' dentist or real estate; heat and
FIR. 1856 ''' 4'e'
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. .APANTMENTs VNFURNlsHEp.

2lO0 3rd ST, Me- ige room, Kitchen
tnclosed porch; being decorated; $40 mo.
Will EXCHANGE 2-bedroom modern apt
in NV. Washinston for SMs or 1 room
apt, N New York City; prefer Bronx
5 Rooms. kitchen and bath, $4,000. Apt.
KEEyEh d WHTTEFoRD, isi4 K st. NV. Nv
Will EXCHANGE l-bedrm. apt. all CON
veniences, close to transp.. Boiling Field
and Navy Yard, for 2 or 3 bedrnl apt or
nROOkLAND--3 rooms, kitchen and bath,
inclosed porch. refgr.: quiet adults; no
ps1s sia leo3 RaSkSspy kkSsasrny ST. ne,. No 62s3, I5'
Kitchen, inciosed porch; gas and eiec
furn ssmiprtyate bath. Du, 65I3.
WILL EXCHANGE ultra modern 2-bedroom
ment, LII 23O4 iEs
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Christian boarding home in
NV for employed school girl. Box 254-L,
Star. -
RETIRED GENTLEMAN, who neither
smokes nor drinks; quiet. light, comfortable
room with board. Call TIA 4227 I5s
BY REFINED, middle-aged lady: comfort
ia. 1927 1bs
FOR LADY and Tyr. .-old child. in private
family, with mothers care for child, 5 days
week: twin beds, laundry privileges.
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TABLE BOARD,

EXCLUSIVE GUEST HOME, 1905 18th St.
n.w;, can accommodate few persons
desiring meals only; weekly rates; ex-
celIent facilities. Call TA 1919,
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLANp.

SOOON0AN NENI-NhAkIIANO
20 MI. FROM WASHINGTON, 4 mi. north
OF Rockville on splendid road, / " miles
home, rooms and baths, to small family
with references: available about Nov. 10;
very desirable and reasonable at S75 mo.
Gaithersburs 32-F-6.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. .attractiyely
furnished 5-room, thoroughly modern
ss4ms' s4an convenient transportation. eH.
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H0USGS PoR SALT,

colcRIp = 4rookland. D.-ca i3th et:,
as' e:a,s e:ss, s Ssgs:a sss 2s.s ssSS
trent 9nd rear porchss. else; IsfsTI |:
houss 4 ownsr occuosd se
wpxvrGs 4sps. Gan Eivs1 Su Sqiek Royssslon. ". 3.
NV. near PARK Nd. 8 rooms, tiled bath.
colcnisl front porch. double back porst,
accss iront and back S yarcs faiI iiieIHoa eslisf,
turs tnfcrmation cali Mr.. BRITT. No. S4i4z,
Lamont q. NV. ie-story Colonial briek. 8
rms rnn. C,sn n.ya .saso rrigida!Fe. 81;
Be conyinced Open sundsy. IL 10 y.
"a; "a; dan; 1aaos; RA 1lsIL .
rooms, bath, h.-v.h.; lst cornmcreisi;
cot0ntD-d26i wsiteE p. s.s.-s4,sso;
she'd. eAM EQsEy, AD, 27O0.
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HOUSES UNFUENlSHED.
GROOM HOUSE, newly decorated: no chill.
dren; S1b per month; reference; in zoe
block Of Hamilton st. NV. RIA. 4g16.
1898 Z. TANGLEWOOD DR., Riverdale
month Ike
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

5OVT. GIRL wants Q others to share fur
lished apt. Call after $50 Fri, all da,
sat. and Sun. IS2a Lamont st. NV. lb.
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WoODRIDGE SPECIALS--6 rms. oil heat;
3 bedrooms master closets; large wooded
lot. garage; $10,250.
6-rm. new brick bungalow; 8 bedrooms;
ready for occupancy; $f0.50o.
5-rm. bungalow, hoored attic. hot-water
heat, S7,950. Vacant. H. c. MAYNOR &
Co., 2314 Rhode Island ave. ne NO
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HOUSES FOR SALE or RlkT.
ffNK5f C0L0KEp DEVELOPMENT "a tia
Four blocks ca the flstrist iinc On
Sheriff rds n;s:: rent With opticn 20 yuY-
chspsi rd. Yairmont HeishtL Nd ID
Evening star., 1944-10-14

MT. PLEASANT, vacant, Is4a Ingleside
ter; rooms and bath 3 porches, built
| in garage, toilet in basement. oil heat
Frigidaire; new-house condition; open
Sunday, IL to 2.
Vacant, near Wsrdman Park. row brick
I3 stories and basement. 10 rooms, ava
ba tbs, oil heat, Frisidaire.
LEON F, LAMB 927 18th st. NV. DI
l0476 Residence co 7C43
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4 ACRES, mi. D. c., rms, shower bath,
outside fireplace. fruit; $4,000, terms.
1910 Queensbury I'd, Riverdale. Md
10 rms, bath. electricity, front and back
porches. 2-car garage, electric refriger-
ators; possession; $3.50. terms. ERWIN
REALTY CO., Hyattsville 1884, evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Drath yautites

DOYLE-Aprii III. 1914, Raymond
W 0t 50 Medbury Ave. husband OF
the late Elizabeth tnee GagnlerD. dear
father OF Mrs. olive Justice and
Patricia Doyle. son % Mrs Catherine
BatesOn. brother OF sidney r. Doyle.
Mrs. Kathleen b. Fleming. George X.
Bateson and the late RI. Rev. Msgr.
John NJ. Doyle. Services from Hint
kafT Funeral Home. 2i4s W. Grand
Blvd, near Fourteenth Friday morn
ing A. $50 ana 81. -Luke'H Church al
H DFcIOck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

HARRJNGTON-Aprii ~. Margaret.
widow of the late patfieh mother
OF Mrs. Margaret Doyle Daniel and
David Harrington; sister Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Kelly. Mrs Mary Labby
and James Kenny Funeral services
from the residence 4Os MI vernon,
saturday. $50 a. m. Our Lady OF
ne Rosary . a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Expert Service Directory
=. and Buyers Guide
AnyLRTIsINn DISPLAY
ArIICS CONVERTED

: sse,a- T. Z, ift.r- tr--r7x
cSSlays posters 1903 Brush St
Tskephone PA. stit
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
CARD OF THANKS

tt4t FfJ- SCHrCHKHD IND d8IEh
Ter Shirley wish 90 hank their many
friends ana n.ighborr for sympathy
and Kindness shown % them 10 tie
iass 81 their towing wife ana mother
SPECIAL thanks o. the sutton Funeral
Home ana the Re4- IAuLn- Of A!GG-
sgF mt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
SPECrRL NOTICES
TRADE scHooLs--MALE
TRADE SCHOOLS--rEMALE

tlRI.s- Free beauty cui'ute training
Hsfienlc school. $3.50 Twelfth.
~ soi3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

FICK-Aprii y. Helen. VIE Of the
late August, dear mother OF Mrs.
Hattie smith. Mrs linda Melcher,
Hugo. Mrs Alma VignOl, Mrs Flor
enee Curtif Clarence and Harry;
also fourteen grandchildren ana ten
great grandchildren. Funeral from
residence. 5557 Canton. Notice OF
time later
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-04-06

will not be able to carry their
point against the weight of neces-
sity for limited production to
carry on the war effort.
Some new cars will be manu-
featured, but don't get excited.
They will be made primarily for
use of war workers and others
essential to the war effort. Many
irksome problems are connected
with the new car production plan.
Which company will make them?
How will they be distributed
through dealers? What persons
will be permitted to buy them?
The auto industry's competitive
lines will be severely strained and
dealers will insist on a fair divis-
ion of sales. There will be civilian
clamor for chance to buy. Is
there a Solomon in the house?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-04-06
Why Make Declarations?

The income tax declarations re-
quired by April Is, this year, of
some Is million persons are a fun
damental requirement in the "pay-
as-you-go" system the Bureau of
Internal Revenue explains. Only
by means of these declarations is
it possible for the Bureau to learn
how much tax is due from those
whose tax obligations are not COM
pletely met by funds withheld for
that purpose by employers. If
taxes are due, those who make
declarations may pay the entire
tax by April, or they must pay the
first quarterly instalment of such
tax at that time. Other install
ments are due June 10, September
Is and December 10. Farmers are
allowed to postpone declarations
and payment until as late as De-
cember Is. Penalties are pro-
vided for Understanding tax and
failure to pay instruments when
due, but amended declarations may
be made as late as December Is.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-04-06
Gas Tax Still Leads

DESPITE GASOLINE ration
= ing and the gradual withdrawal
of automobiles from the highways,
the gasoline tax still remains the
number one revenue producer of
State governments.
The $760 million collected from
taxes on motor vehicle fuels rep
resented approximately twenty
per cent of all State tax collec-
tons in the nation Exclusive of
unemployment compensation taxi
for 1913, according to a report by
the Bureau of the Census.
With this surprising revenue
from gasoline taxes in spite of
limited use of motor vehicles DUR
ing war year, it is clear that
this golden egg of State income
can easily become the means Of
eliminating State taxes on real
estate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-04-06
State Income Taxes

HINDER THE IMPETUS Of
~ war-accelerated business activ-
ity, state income taxes on indi-
viduals and corporations are cur
rently yielding phenomenal rev.
enues.
The Bureau Of the Census re-
ports that for the twelve months
prior to July 1, 1913, individual
income taxes produced revenues of
approximately 1910 million, repre-
senting a twenty-five per cent in
crease over 1912 collections.
The volume of total state collec-
tions is further emphasized by The
fact that this large increase oc-
Cured despite tax repeats in South
Dakota and West Virginia and
reduced rates or the equivalent IN
seven other states.
State income taxes on corpo-
rations yielded 1866 million to
bring 1943 collections thirty-five
per cent above those for 1912.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-04-06
The Federal Debt

IN A BOOKLET composed re-
= Gently by Don Herold, the
Hoosier cartoonist, was drawing
of little man with wild hair who
was talking to himself about the
national debt which is now in the
neighborhood of 5000 billion. eve
owe it to ourselves" the little man
was saying, $50 we don't owe it to
anybody" When someone told him
that the interest charge on the
public debt is over So billion a
year, he was very confused. "If
we don't owe it to anybody, it's
funny we have to pay interest
on it," he unused.
The little fellows bewilderment
is, unfortunately, typical of many
Americans who would like to dis
miss the federal debt with shrug.
The magnitude of our war ex-
penses is so huge that the average
person can't grasp it. He thinks
of the interest alone on our debt
as being over So billion; then he
remembers that all Of the income
taxes collected from individuals
in 1912 totalled only that amount.
He then gives up. He says, $50
what! We owe it to ourselves,
don't wei"
We cannot repudiate the ma
tional debt. The only alternative
is to knuckle down, pay currently
as much of the war expense as we
can and look forward to great
many years of penny-pinching so
that the interest and a small part
Of the principal can be paid an
nually.
1t is only by a stern attitude
toward our future obligations that
we can preserve the things we are
fighting for-the free enterprise
system which allows us 10 choose
our own job and to advance in it
as rapidly as our talents and am
billions permit; the eventual re-
payment of the money we are now
investing in war bonds; the per-
petuation of the rights Of prop
erty; the respect Of the other ma
tons Of the world; and the myriad
things that make life in these
United States a certain, fruitful
existence.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-04-06
New Cars Coming?

PASSENGER AUTOMOBILES
\ are rapidly wearing out. The
War Production Board knows that
something will have to be done
about it before long. Plans are
being considered to permit manu-
facture of new cars this year. In
fact a decision has been made to
have one company turn out several
hundred thousand cars.
This decision will not be carried
into effect, however, for perhaps
another six months, possibly
longer. But it will not be held up
until the war in Europe Is won'
if that appears to require a long
time. New cars will be manufac-
tured, regardless, because they are
vital to war production and our
internal economy.
The Army and Navy have so
far opposed wPB's new car pro-
gram, but the military services
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Colleges In Black
HIGHER EDUCATION in the

HIGHER EDUCATION in the
- United States is a big bust !.
ness. Gross income of $625, 906,-
743 was listed by 1907 reporting
institutions in 1943. The colleges
have not been as hard hit by the
war as some newspaper accounts
have suggested.
AS established by reports to the
U. S. Office of Education, the col
feges' balance sheets for 1913 look
better than they did before the
war. Revenues were down SILL
590,197 from 1939-40, but expenses
were cut by $14,S24,478 to offset
decreased income.
OF course, this does not mean
that every college is prosperous.
Many smaller schools are badly
off. During the depression the in
vestment income of universities
took a nose dive because of
shrunken returns from endowment
funds. Fiscal management, some
times amounting to financial mira
cles, and the aid of alumni tided
many schools over.
The ten U. S. universities with
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Guen1loAd
DoNn |

One of the most encouraging
signs of the times is the reduction
of public debt on the state and
local level. While the debt of the
federal government has risen to
$3.50 billion, the total debt of the
municipalities was only SIC billion
for the fiscal year 1943 and the
debt for all state governments was
less than So billion. The latter,
in fact, has shown decline since
1910 when the debt was $3.5 bill
ion. The state debt is even lower
than it was in 1882, which is good
news for the taxpayer.
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The war profiteer is con the
loose" asserts Lindsay Warren,
U. S. Comptroller-General but any
business man can tell you that
Mr.. Warren doesn't know what he
is talking about. The bigger the
War contract, the faster he can
tell you'll
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Our idea of prize war reporting,
emitting the writer to one glass
egg, comes from the Casino front,
where a reporter, at Allied head
quarters, tells the world that the
Germans are showing mounting
uneasiness" and are obviously
puzzled"