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ROOMS WITH BOARD

FNT. HOME-2nd floor; large bedrm
~ closets; TWIN beds next TO bath;
LOT EMPLOYED couple, /" girls or nom
bus service; excellent meals, pleasant
surroundings and other home privi-
!eseS. RA 1868. 10
3il5 BROWN ST, close to 18th and
Newton SITS. n;w.-Nicely furn sin
gle and double rooms, for settled
SoaI couple or LADIES quiet. Christian
NORTH ARLINGToN-Attractive rm.
In private home for elderly couple
or elderly lady; home cooked meals;
RooM sSos aNp ,,ap'B Bo.RH Rp in ssal n3lv,,s Dom
DOWNTOWN. 1929 K n.w.-Youne
lady to share 1st-noor, bright, front
saa s9g6ie room os meals family style
ROOM for . quiet, refined girls in
Segish 5eGi home; ONE turn; attractiysly, twin
privileges; excel. meals. VI 1925.
OFF 18th ST.-Vacancy for young
lady in charming double: choice To-
cation, near. Rock Greek Park; excel
transp; GOOD companions. 34Ol Mt
cLGB TitfSHHt MasoN, r. 17as ! 81 New Hampshire
ave. n.w.-Nicely furn. sele. room for
man; switchboard service: live in
Washinetons finest euesthouse; IA
nous for its food and service. Call
yacaNefEs AGA enrLs Is Tor for young "a n" men in
house: prices reas.. food and serv-
ice the best. DISsIN'S. 20l3 Mass
ave. ", DE. 97as IL
1891 9th ST. N:W;-Nicely furn.
iis0as fslDeea @eals Im' GO fe0s ala4 !s'n'D t de-
1905 10th ST. N.W-Doubles to
share for young man; one small
single available; very nne meals
FOUNTAIN CoURT-Dble. rm.. turn.
Wsshtnnston Seminary manasement.
WENDALL TERRAcE-warm. pleas
ant rms. for young people; excel.
meals; COW, transp.. maid service,
Belmont FsiTi 5m: I'd s45'o n.y. Nj Per .4s5 gG 1897
ATTRACTIVE, FRIENDLY HOME for
young men: excellent food conv,
LGE, DBLE. RM.. next bath. excel.
meals; good neighborhood married
nsss sSap's rs,h Prs' ST. Po N.W&sinsie vs. and
double rms, excel. meals; S45 mo.
YouSG 81 sGo qpi WoMEN's residence. "a attr.
dbl able 6Sl rm excel, meals incl. Sundays.
MI 8St4 p
YOUNG MAN in double room, twin
beds, meals. days; good transp.
20o1 Columbia I'd. NV, HO. 1852
DOUBLE ROOM. excellent food. close
TRANSPORTATION. GL. $685.. -13
llOI 18th ST. N.W.-Well-operated ted
residence for business people; attrac-
tive clean rooms. selective menus
switchboard. l4O1 18th st.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1884 Mass ave. NV
-Attr dble.. priv. bath; vacancies
to share girls and men; excel. menu.
Convenient tranSp -
sos 18th ST. N.W-Nicely fur
nished room with breakfast for two
young people; private detached
home: Southern family; excellent
transportation. Phone RA. 1928.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1904 10Th st. NV.
Beautiful double room. suitable for
3 or couple. Also double and sin
gle; good home-cooked food 10
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ROOMS UNFURklSHEp
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, End fioc

5 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. End floor
central location; suitable for light
business. 1858 Lee highway. Phone
FA. 1921. 10
3 UNFURN. RMS, heat, lisht and
gas, ,semipvt, bath; $50 to working
couple; no children; ref. DU. 1910
] LARGE, 1 SMALL RM.. Ind noor
front; block from Wardman Park
and Conn. ave; unlim phone. CO.
0947.
WARDMAN PARK AREA-sman un-
furn room. 3rd floor, share kit. and
bath, refined woman only; S25 CO.
0165. -Q
s5O 9Th ST. N.E.-e light housekeep-
ing room. no children. 9"
COLORED-6l2 6Oth PL. NE, Fair
mont Heights-One lse room; empl
couple. Hickory 9252. %
CoLORED-LARGE FRONT room for
employed couple or > ladies; all priv
ileges: conv. to bus trans AT. s643.
COLORED-91s sth ST. N.E.-Un-
ileReS AT 6oOS
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RMS. FURN.-Md.-vA. (cont, }

| RMS. FURN.-Md.-VA. (cont.
MODERN ROOM, on bus line, singh
or double. $50 or $40. After 5 pm
call GL. 0306. Ill
NICE ROOM in quiet, pleasant home
gentleman only; convenient to Wash.
inaton, Pentagon and airport. Phone
Jackson 1S01-W.
RlVERnALE-Desirable double room
students or employed; good location
near transportation, stores; $40 mo
43l1 Queensbury rd. WA. 1929. .
NEAR PENTAGON : Room in quiet
pleasant home; refined young gen.
tleman: semipvt. bath. EN- 1924.
SILVER SPRING-Rms., twin beds;
also single rm., pvt bath with
shower; gentlemen garage. Call
mornings, SH. $3.50
1865 WILSON BLyD.-Room for
suitable for one or two persons.
Phone Glebe 5732.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFuR,

COLORED-TWO RMS, Kit. furn. or
unfurn. Apply Mon, q to 5, RELI.
aNCE NJ realty i.4l CO; 1886 1lth ST.
3 RMS. AND BATH on lst A.. apt.
house low rent in exch. for light
services. Call UN. 1045. Vic. Cap.
NEAR NEAL. CATHOLIC Univers;tv-s,.
months or LONGER. furn or unfurn ;
four rooms, private bath porch, ga.
rage l03l Newton st. ne, HO.
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APARrMENrs FURNISHED

downtown, 1903 r. I. ave. NV. al
Conn. ave.-Several l and 2 rm i,
bath, refgr.. .2-burner elec. stove,
utilities included, newly decorated;
500 to, Sl5n. also LARGE duplex 5.
nishineS DI. 1895. ii
OLORED-BEDRM., KIT, semipyt.
bath for employed couple. AT. 1929.
COLORED-1 ROOM and kitchen for
couple; also unfurnished rm.; good
tranSp. LII S724.
C0LORED-131I r. I. AVE. NV
Couple only: l lge, rm.. lisht house.
keeping, semipvt bath; partially
furn. Inspect Sunday Apply Mon.
day. ]. DALLAS GRADY, Real Estate,
ll04 Vermont ave, DI, $3.50.
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APARTMENTS UkFuRNlsHEo

821 G ST. N.W.-9 rooms. baths
WAsH1NGHToN T REAEPY, ioPSs' aE! hes3e6. 1858.
If You HAVE modern brick home
ior sale in NV. We have a beautl-
! ~ f4E apt near Walter Reed Hosp.
AvAILABLE IMMEDIArELY-New.
; rms. - bedrms J, apt in Man.
| chester Gardens. Silver sprins. Nd.
/ Sas % per mo. including utilltiesi
GTe,erans Tn 4n T., IIsft preference expired Jan.
tended turn left 100 IT. past Uni.
/ versity lane; representative on
premises. Apt. 4oI. Ma 14a5.
MERIDIAN HILL-one-room unfurn,
apt, ground floor; Garden, priVats
utilities; $3.50 Cali all DE. E 1851. 1854.
NEWLY REDECoRATED. rooms,
nnE location; empl. couple. RA.
SILVER sPRING-Liv. rm.. ? bed.
rms, kit, scr. porch. din alcove.
water incl; about SIS. Box l75-M.
s-RM. APT. in pvt home, newly dec;
young couple pref: no children OF
pets; 9TH and Longfellow NV. GE.
MT. RAINIER rms, gas heat. hot HI.
!; and ewes. WA 1915.
GEoRGEToWN-Livins room with
fireplace, Glning room, i bedroom.
Ssauti!ay ksfnsR 1emodsledR Rv' sl95 l:G!F'9fii csii
Mrs Hanhury, MI. 5000 or Hi.
1866. WALKER 4 puNLoP, Real.
l 20 Room N AND n }, KITCHEN, So So month.
sss MADISON : ST. Sn'y, NW!-fSV5o7 a. fS57i room. aI
GH Bath: sof1 k5t. privileges, sos month.
AIS 1th ST. Nw.-Attractive apt.,
, rooms and kitchen, semipvt, bath:
conV. located, good transp. %
ONE ROOM AND KITCHEN, screened
porch semlpvt: bath, refrigerator;
BEDRM., LIy RM., KIT. incl porch;
ADULTS ut only; references required.
!: ROOMS, KITCHEN rT and bath - "a.
Fase' Fids .sc eiee. refer. and range. Hill
NEW 3 RM. AND BATH. list f.: SOS;
utli: furn' couple only; near bus.
BACHELOR APT. . lovely rms, pvt.
bath, facing Rock Greek PIX; refer.
ences required; So opportunity Z
refined ladies. Box ism. Star.
eND FL. APT. facing Rock Greek Z
rms, kit bath, perfect condition:
no, children; no pets; 500 per mo;
ssefiefenceS sfar REQUIRED. Box 414,M.
1ST. FL. APT. facing Rock creek;
immaculate condition; 3 lge rms,
XII, porch, eel.;, no children. no
sRFnR3GMH By t,31M ST. snr ,, -, -
1900 Bunker Hill rd. Brentwood.
ONE ROOM and equipped kit. mex.
Gio'fm smp adut qni@ e4 nh09e me, cony nv. trapSs
ROOMS. kit ASGp"1 All utfIitiss; rfrs sbsr.
conv,: st5. TA. 6S56. 5i@ Missouri SSi
BASEMENT APARTMENT. bedroom.
Kitchen bath; employed couple; $50
2 ROOMS AND BATH APT. Som.
Near tn and N sts. s.W.: So 80 nor1o. mo,
MSSAR65' SoRRIs n 5f*Rs'I Essitors'o ssh WoqR 9s
9I,h 1ARGE 6 rG RooMls r. S}sa bsdroon, 7ho 7l,
rm,, kit, semi-pvt. bath, i refrieerator rrai
ana all utll. SIS per month. 1900
Bunker Hill I'd, Brentwood. Nd
BEDROOMS. liv. room. din room.
n'e,' ~ ssn sh parIoE. SdI2 1909 Bryant st.
DNCON HF - near SOUSa Br1dRA
IN Sc Ss5 plus utilities AK. 6032.
SILVER SPRING. 1888 Dublin Dr.
Ei,"h Er~ 1na moor apt > rooms, bath.
caIn1e H1tGh1enetts: no children: quiet empi.
esqpupie: N s15' including utilities.
THE WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, o3oo
1ohnecticut ave, is taking applca-
tlonS Tor unturniShe6 apartmenTa
Ior permanent occupancy. Rentals
one living room, one bedroom. hath
and kitchenette. $3.50 to $50 per
month. One living room. two bed.
SIS TO $3.50 per month THE
WINDSOR CO.. INC, owner. ii
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ROOMS FURNISHED & UhFUR.

MASTER BEDRM., Northwest: twin
beds, nicely furnished: unlim. tel.
and radio in rm.; conv. transp.: in
Jewish home. RA. s271. .
LANHAM, MD or 3 rms. furn.
or unfurn., from $50 to $50. HY.
COLORED-FRONT DOUBLE b.drm
tor lady or gentleman; clean home,
quiet neishborhood. Call DU. 093O.
3
COLORED-2 ROOMS. furnished or
unfurnished. with use of kit. 5OO3
AmeS st ne q
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RIGGS MANOR APTS.

reach: Drive out 10Th St, l4th st.
or 18th st. TO Tuckerman to building.
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COLORED-721 QUEBEC PL. NV
Nicely furn. front rm. for single
girl: privileges. RA. 435l.
COLORED-l33O r ST. N.W.-High-
room newly painted and furnished
with modern furniture, Beauty-reSt
mattress. HO. 6712 daily; ewes.
AID 1890.
COLORED-GIRL SHARE warm rm
with another girl: twin beds. linen
furn, home privils.; rec. rm., phone,
cont hot water; lovely location.
AID 2O6S
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21

didn't stop Bill Veeck of Cleveland
from building and promoting the
Indians as club president to the
same World championship.
For courage and valor in over
coming their war handicaps to
Standout in major league baseball
along with the heartiest of the able
bodied, the Disabled American Vet
Grams has selected Veeck and Bear
den as it's Heroes Of the Month. :"
The selection is part Of nation
81 program to honor each month a
seriously disabled veteran who has
successfully rehabilitated himself.
This marks the first dual selection
and presentation of the achieve
ment award will be made at Cleve-
land Stadium during the 1949 ma
tional DAV convention in Cleve-
land, August 1920.
! Bill Veeck, president of the Cleve-
land Indians, enlisted in the Marine
Corps early in 1913. He was wound
ed when the recoil Of an anti-air-
craft gun on Bougainville shattered
his right foot. After long periods of
disqualification Bill was released.
Orthopedists decided that the leg
would have to come Off.
Less than three months after the
amputation Of his leg Week gave
a dance to celebrate delivery Of his
artificial limb. He has refused to
allow his disability to hamper his
promotional efforts which resulted
in world championship for Cleve-
land little over two years after
ne bought a fourth place ball club.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21

appeared ON the scene. He's found
one of your relatives to be quite
harming and is spending a lot
of his time with her. Don't throw
a fit-two can play this game.
Start dating some of the other
fellows in your crowd. It will
perk his interest UP agin. Send
for the 1949 Guide---it has some
good tips on this subject. The
price is 81. Send birthdate.
F. C.-My parents are divorc-
ed. For the past two years I have
been in the south with my fa-
ther and step-mother. My own
mother has contributed regular
ly to my support. l am complet-
ing a course in beauty culture
in June. Mother wants me to
join her in N. Y. My father is
leaving it entirely to me. Do you
think | could pass my exams and
be happy there?
Ans: Of course you can. your
mother is very eager to have
you back with her and it would
certainly make her happy for
you to make your home with
her. DON'T hesitate to leave the
recent acquaintance-he's not
the ,gly for YOU.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21

Gene Bearden, %, was born in
Lexa, Arkansas of Indian, Irish
and Scotch ancestry. He is married
and has two sons.
He enlisted in the Navy in 1915
and shortly after was assigned to tn,
Helena. He was in the engine room
Of the Helena when she was torpe
decd by the Japs. Bearden was car
ried unconscious from the doomed
ship and put in life raft. He wal
in this rubber raft for Is hours be
fore being picked up by a destroyer
Bearden received emergenc,
treatment on the island of Vella
Vella and subsequently spent lo
Of time in various naval hospitals
He was awarded the Purple Hear
and plates in his skull and knee.
Just about year ago Gene Bear
den was putting everything he ha,
on every spring training pitch II
make sure that he'd still be will
the Indians when time for cuttini
the squad arrived few days hence
Yet, just five months later, tn
name of this unheralded rookie wa
on every tongue in the nation. III
had personally hurled Cleveland t
its first pennant in % years. W
Bearden came up the hard way
through the Philadelphia Athleti
and New York Yankee baseball
farms, always plugging away for
chance in the majors. ~
But when. his chance came, h
delivered. Sportswriters last yea
voting in the Associated Press POI
named the 200 pound Cle~elan
pitcher Rookie of the Year.,
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21
DIXIE STATE
FIGHTERS MEET

JACKSON, Miss -Represen-
tatives from every southern state
met here last week to formulate
plans to strengthen the South
ern States Rights. The general
idea was to map their general
objectives for a future program.
They discussed the establish
ment of official headquarters in
Washington, d. G.
1t is quite certain, that from
the general trend Of the meeting,
the State Fighters are bent upon
the continuance of the Dixiecrat
(third) party. They have noted
that the coalition of Southern
Democrats and Republicans, cur
rently controlling some of the
most important legislation in
Washington. This is naturally an
incentive to perk UP the program,
which would be thoroughly ma
tured by 1850.
The meeting was presided over
by former Governor, Bob Lancy,
of Arkansas, chairman of the Or
ganization. w. w. Wright Of
Jackson, Miss, is vice chairman.
Most of the principal leaders of
the movement were present. Only
Governor Fielding Il. Wright,
vice presidential nominee on the
States Right ticket last Novem-
Der election was absent. Cover
nor Wright was confined to the,
Baptist hospital.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21
AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS-
BACKS ANTI-p0LL TAX BILL IN
HOUSE: SUBCOMMITTEE HEARING

The American Jewish Congress
Wednesday, May IL made public
a statement in support of pro-
posed Federal legislation abol-
ishing poll taxes. The statement
was submitted to the House Sub
Committee now holding. hearings
on two ills CHR. 3044 and 3199).
''The poll tax said the state
ment, to-day DISTINGUISHES mill
lions of white and Negro low
inlcome aitfzehs. Thf5 Eisfrah-
chisement is accomplished not
merely y the impoition of a
small annual fee. Accompanying
provision aid in accomplishing
the purpose of restricting the
vote. AS long as poll taxes con-
tinue to limit the number of
American citizens who partici-
pate in selecting our government,
it will be impossible to square
our electoral practices with our
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21
THE CHICAGO WORLD
THE CHICAGO WORLD
SATURDAY, MAY Fl, 194e
BOOM IN ADULT
EDUCATION seen

LOS ANGELES, Calf Adult
education in this country is
booming"
From all indications, the pub
lie demand for adult education
will grow.
Women and women's organi-
cations are playing an increas-
ingly important roe in adult edu-
cation. IiT-y
These points are emphasized
by DR.. Paul H. Sheats, associate
director of University Extension
Of the University of California
and associate professor of edu-
cation on the Los Angees cam
pus in an article on 1.-THE Ameri4
can Woman's State in Adult-Edu-
cation" written for the ''Wo-
mans Manual" a spring 1949
publication of Social Science
Publishers in New York.
Both public and privateI
hgeniaieS report increasing de-
mand Tor adult education seTv-
ices. When one remembers that
as recently as the '2Os adult
education was identified almost
exclusively with immigrant edu-
cation and literacy classes, the
services now encompassed by the
amazing variety of activities and
term seems all the more phen-
Omenal.
with increased ife expectancy,
growing recognition of the edu-
catlonal needs of the older age
group, and spreading awareness
of the critical need for lifelong
learning as a condition of SUR
V1val in the modern world thera
seems little possibility of a boom-
to-bust cycle in adult education.
Women have recognized the
Importance of group organization
as an instrument for influencing
community development and
national policy, and the re<ources
IN adult education which can be
sapped by women's groups to
facilitate and implement program
detectives" DR.. Sheats points out.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21
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~ s. 3sth ST., Chicago, 90.
sessGaaa0ssseesa saaspssnusass aces s&scSssssxN
and now on the eve Of gradua-
c. TT am a senior in college
ton he Registrar tells me that
will have to go to summer
school before graduating and
am very worried. l don't know
how to tell my husband and
mother. I feel like quitting. Tell
me what to do?
Ans: Tell your husband and
mother of these new developments
immediately. There's no point in
delaying 1.-THE sooner yo- face
the music-the quicker you will
cease worrying. Do not consider
quitting school at this late date.
Swallow your pride, return to
summer school and get your de-
gree for that has been your am
bitten all these wears
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21
mE aG GA GET SPEEDY
HWE &A @ RELIEF FROM
TN ~ 90 ITCH AND Burr
rugh walk AND SIT IN COMFORT

Use p. elam-the CONCENTRATED
ointm ,nt-as thousands have
THE DIV base : HOLDS Poslam's
medical, on on the smartlng SKIN
to cool a Id soothe that agonizlng
Itch and ,,urn. Sold from coast to
coast for 35 years. Ask your
doctor. Onlr soc. all drug stores;
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21

profession of democracy. The
American Jewish Congress be-
ieves that every citizen having
the proper mental and moral
qualifications should have the
right to vote"
For the above reasons, the
statement urged the House Conn
mittee to act favorably upon HR.
1899. The statement added that
the organization felt that H.R.
3O44 was entirely inadequate to
remedy the situation.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21

my clothes.
Ans: The glamour and. new
ness has worn off your trial mar
riage. Your girl isn't the dom
este type and she doesn't intend
to assume the responsibilities of
wife. If you demand more
you will have look elsewhere
for it.
Anxious sincerely feel that
need your help. My husband and
| have been married a year and
have lived with my folks due to
the housing shortage He's very
smart. We have planned to go
to Detroit, tryy to save and buy
a home. Our chief reason for
wanting to make change is
that my husbands job keeps him
away from home five days al
week. We are waiting for your
advice.
Ans: Your husband has a
mighty good job but if he's not
lnappyy having to be away from
home-now is the time to make
a change. YOU'RE oung-havenr
any children and you can go ID
work if necessary until your
husband makes the right con-
tact. Write your relatives in De-
troit and see if you can live with
them until you can find suitable
living quarters.
p. Ii had a boy friend who
seemed very fond of me. He
visited my home every other
week. Just before Easter he.
Stacked up. What do you think
is wrong?
Ans: A little completion has
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21

and Indians to
} world cham
pionship over
he Boston
Braves last
year.
And a miss
lng right leg
ssing be-
.ause of anti
aircraft guns
IN Bougain-
Tille--and long
periods of hos
nifo1i1ofiar
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21

SSSAA $S
his baseball ex-
p erience by
building the
M il w a U k e e
Brewers Of the
American AS
ISOLATION to a
pennant win
ming team.
Veeck j s a
life member OF
the Disa bled
American Vet.
n-n~~
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21
!Z:|}2z( EHkO
|:a1kENH azTzsSs ZHS.ez&

Chicago born, IS year old Veeck
learned his baseball at an early
age. His father was president OF
the Chicago Cubs and in addition
to duties at Wrigley Field, young
UoooL oddod IN
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21

In 1947, independent variety
stores throughout the country
did a total Of $S6,7S6,262 in no
tons business. OF that total, At
per cent or 40,7S9,543.14 was
done in sewing notions.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21

"A plate in his skull and knee as
nementoes of a ship that was tor
,edoed by the Japs in 1943 didn't
top Gene Bearden of Long Beach,
California, from pitching the Cleve-
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21
il9PScralehliiI1g,Ss;z|@:::;;;;zz:,

or quick relief from itching caused by eczema
thlete's foot, scabies, pimples and other itchinl
onditions, use pure, cooling, medicated, liquit
}. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. A doctors formula
reaseless and stainless. Soothes, comforts ant
uickly Gains intense itching 35c trial bottt
rovesit, or money back. Don't suffer Ask you
ruggist today for .. Do D. PRESCRIPTION
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-21

a. K. L.-Maybe you can tell
me just what to do. I love this
girl | am with very much. When.
We first started, she loved me
but about a year ago She chang
ed and she don't seem to love
me like she did. w|nt to marry
but she doesn't care to get
married. She won't cook or iron
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-07-01
Sen. BLAIR EXPLAINS new TAXES ON
AUTOMOBILES And TRUCKS

on trucks starting at S. for trucks
and pickups of one ton or under, and
running up to 5000 for trucks and
trailers of five tons and over capa-
city.
When this bill got over to the
senate they put an amendment on to
it reducing the top tax down to 500
and putting an extra tax of SIS on ev-
cry automobile using the highway
regardless of make or age. When
this amendment went to conference
committee, they agreed on So tax
on all cars and the bill was finally
passed that way.
If you buy new car in 1850 be-
fore the first of April you pay an
extra tax of $32; the first of July,
$24, and so on. These extra truck
and car taxes only run for period
of two years starting with 1850 I'M
less re-enacted by the next legisla-
ture.
So, you had better hook your sus-'
penders up another notch, for you
are going to have more taxes to pay
unless you decide to go back to the
horse and buggy.
Note: The figures on federal
taxes were compiled by the National
Users Conference in Wash
ington, DC, and the state taxes by
the state board of equalization.
-Richland County Co-operator