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Evening star., 1951-06-28
IwATERF'r PROP. SALE tcoc,. }

A LANDMARK OF COLONIAL BEACH
Grow Castle. "A house Of memories.
~ rooms, divided into 4 apts.; Q
tuii natnrooms. toilets. Partly
turn. Now at busiest part OF a real
prietor that I know claims that he
turned down. about 40 people over
the week end for lack of space, You
Denept by my loss of sleep hunting
new BARGAINS for you. Heirs cannot
tratSix sss ON a.a neeaed repairs, SO adrntnis-
seii at @ z sacrifice. at the low price Of
Sl2,OOO. Get wise, get into business
az Tying start! Live in j apt. and
rent the rest. But for goodness SAKE.
Wake ,svIns up; ,s. You don't have to. stop
cHEsrEE coGsWELiE' oaNs1 iou 3 ox. fsii5ss. i5ss.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 4.bed-
room cabin, on waterfront. at Lake
NORTH BEACH ; 'Psgi PxaiK-ons @@s Of sb.
chesapeake Bay; nne building tots
near beach front; from $3.50 up;
only S5O down. KAY REALTY CO.
RA. Zoo; eyes,. GE. 051S. 30
$40 DOWN for beach lots at selby-
on-the-Bay. Woodland Beach and
mora mortn Beach; each all fins locations; For
. ACRES, 6-room-and-b bath bunss.
low; open fireplace, cleo, gas; a.
car gar; facing Deep Greek; 23
nnslisD ri D. c.; reasonable terms. IVA.
Year Round on the Water
Situated on beautiful Breton Bay.
with an unsurpassed 1O-Mile view
%9rg1ria S9wn TO the, the bay and across to the
Exceptional center-hall plan, brick
nome. containing 4 bedrooms and
baths on second floor. lst a. has
oin; rm., hv; rm.,. very large pan
eled den. with picture window and
fireplace. kitchen, pantry, powder
I'm: ana screened porch. ard d. has
= additional rms. and large storage
closets; dry basement. with auto.
OIL INV. heat; det. garage, with
maids rm. and workshop.
Approx.. 2 acres in lawn and garden.
unusually low priced at only S32, 500.
e add. acres available.
SHOWN by appt. only with Mr., Addi-
son teves.. DE. $3.50, DI, 6O92.
VIM. M. Throckmorton
%o1 investment. Realtor.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

I WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY 70,
your home. Any location, any condi-
tion. RE. 2201. 81. 7747.
U PROMPT ATTENTION TO tha sals
Of your home business or invest
c.iI sp' property 4 yhss you ss;ts. ss;ts:
sos Norsh capitol. NH. s7so Frss
DIRECT FROM OWNER in D. C.,
Malryland Or Virginia. 81. 1897 OF
spST CASH Tor your house. white OF
i9lsred %s aiss any NE. hsesiS ss7o any condition
home no not nSs over ssen aes OF IN Dedlm nice
ATTENTION. ,TiSssTli ~ oWNERs@i 62sh; s can ~ &c.
~ 'Is e. sssh es q Mr. ssF% %ffAas sff a2I
waNr Rk oGST GsSGTNGALow-a or 8 >bedrm.
immed. Chevy Chase ID. C. or Nd.
e pethhsasd:S, ha S,ss! 5000 eye. deyn' TH ssbRz NJ
WE NEED A BUNGALOW In Met
three bedrooms. attic and basement
Need not be new but must be ii
sSd oS With n modesn xsos
About $4,000 down payment. Owner
or agent, call ia. 1894, Thursday
AGTffHHNsrfRoNi HOME OWNERS: Sci
for cash to Mr.. NASH. RE. 216l
WILL PAY Up to $4,000 for 5 to 1
rm. home. NE. or Prince George,
homes AND MvEsTMENT Dropert,e,
needed for our cash buyers. THOS
e. FARRELL CO., Realtors tEstab
l915l. 721 10th st NV. MA O765
TOP CASH-FREE APPRAISAL
SHEEHAN REALTY-LI. 3.7645
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH
HOMES-MD., VA, D. C.
MR., QUICK, RA. 341S. 800
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN1

10000 SO. FIT. Of ground centralls
ll9eated;s pvt -.r sidins and "fice
ROSsLYN -fLarse or small units
some with 15.ft. cell. free span;
ideal for labs. etc. A. M. ROTH
SHOP AND YARD-119-121 South
Union St. Alex Va. Good location
for welding or machine shop. Rem
7169 ewes. 55 --3
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929 H ST. NV.
1st f.. store, 21x75. approx. 1.500
50. it., heat and util. furnished;
$3.50 mo-: additional space avail
able Il desired. CAL Mr.; schridsr
723 goth st. NV. RE. $685.
Mr.. Md. Ave. & 7th st. NE.
New, Equipped as Grocery
store 1S It. wide; on grade: now be-
ing reconditioned throughout. To
reliable tenant; beginning at $65 mo.
KELLY g. BRANNER, DI. 714O.
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WANTED TO BUY-some ones
charming period house. amidst land,
on water or secluded; approachable
from p. c. via 14th ct, or South
family property where values are
low. to purchase here, 50 price Is
important. Prefer sale by owner.
Box 1906. Star.
Evening star., 1951-06-28

JUNE BRIDE
Cost immaculate white 2-bedrm
bungalow conv. located In Falls
Church-tust the place for q ,youns
couple. The lot Is very level. with
Anchor fence and the beauty Of
can be used in later years. $4,000
down and low mo. pynts. Hurry
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, oW. $500
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CURTIS E. MARTIN
OPEN DAILY, 8 TIL 3

INCOME
Live In q nice brick home. rent Its
apts. and take pride in your
investment. Each unit has private
bath, pvt. entrance and equipped
kftchen; 2 apts, completely fur
nished. 1st floor Is owner occupied
and is nicely arranged with 2 bed
rms. and din. rn A large corner
S25,500. No 545.
GREET YOUR FRIENDS IN
EXCLUSIVE BELLE HAVEN
Live and entertain in splendor; Extra:
ordinary .recr. room, knotty pine
fiuorescent Lighting. You'll love the
huge barbecue pit and the beauti-
full corner lot. Spacious liv. rm., din.
rm. and automatic kitchen. lovely
bedrms., baths. AL large rooms
and closets galore. Price, S35. 900.
Only $4,000 down. No. SIT. Shown
by appt.
SPARKLING WHITE
Suburban bungalow, 2 nice bedrms..
large Hv. rm., h-acre lot. white
picket fence. Nice lawn. room for
garden. Assume the present Az loan.
Pay only $52.17 per month. In
cludes taxes and Insurance., Only
S9,850. No. $40.
100 so. ROYAL, ALEX, VA.
TIE. 0233 AL. 6815
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STORES FOR RENT

ON 14th ST.. lust north Of You st.,
blds'. approx. 400. zoos sa. IT'S IT, aoxiso. is5s
l2-ft. ceiling: heat furn.. large alley
n rear; also 1000 50. #. Of good
s W sss sos iSsii setiss G On eSss sseb .soSs oof
S Is9s MoSP 5sSsssss'. so sois i4ss Sho's i:
1927 n 81. N.E.a-Modern store and
SIPef W Be- SU1 sSs.bs sIs Ju1 hir ,s ca
1s4S Sth sTF.. S.W.11deal downtown
store; only $s5 mo. RA. 1900. 80
3O4 KENNEDY ST. N.W.--1st COM
mercial store on busy intersection;
saATSRa & 5sIIsSls .ssS ssisns sm faI Ea oi5i Ne
1850 IRyING ST. N.w.-Two-story
brick building with store on LIST
rear, rear suitable for sttr repair shop and nd
storage. For full particulars call
LINKINS CO.. 1913 N st. NV. DI.
500 SSsf ST. N.w.-ana commercial.
sToRR sstisR 4Hgl' SR orf1tE sle st. 5s5
Bait. blvd. Riverdale. Nd. Rent
$50 mo. Also other stores for rent.
o. B. zANTzINGER. Jr... WA. 1919.
1885 CHAMPLAIN ST. N.W.-Ideal
oeatsn T1as f1T 5TSSsry Or s1aS SsiSsatessen
1918 III ST.. N.W.-Entire 2-story
basement building; ground floor COX
90; excellent receiving and ship
ping facilities. CARL G. ROSINSKI
AR1iNaAoN. f2 HAs sSofs o1fsse N. irving st.. only
one-haH square to Clarendon's main
business; modern; low rent. GE.
coRSER e1Ssi sToRE-1ss d ST. N.E.-
Good location; suitable for store OF
ONCE; Ii. 1884. 80
9O3 e ST. N.W.-Plus 8, 900 50. IT,
OF added warehouse. Top business
location. Call MIR. MILLS, ma. S696.
124 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Next to
Giant Food store; immediate pos
session; S175 mo. KAY REALTY
CO. RIA. 2200; eyes,. GE. 051S.
BsMr. AND Is. FooR. s5xeo, sS75
mo. 1716 Georgia ave. NV. INQUIRE
7slS GeoEsia saUhvsW sye; sTHRr nM .,.o s o;,..
and desk space, with answering
service. 81 Eve st. NV. B.
SILVER SPRING, 901 Pershing dr..
3 lge. rms. and bath, ground floor;
4S5 so IT,. perfect for radio shop,
plumbing or ether small business;
available Immediately. 81. 4554.
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DESIRABLE LOCATION for dentis
or physician; opposite Statler Hote
2Ist AND k sTS. N.W.-Entire Is
a. and basement; modern offices Il
be rented as whole or separate
reasonable rent; long lease to re-
sp0nslDls pSWTsMx VIZ eaIoMiRis es ME ya~si NV "
CORP. 1912 18th st. NV, DI. 1865
GEORGIA AVE. and Kennedy st. NV
Modern officesr In this convenien
location; S35 up. RA. 2200.
sth AND < sTE N;W,omseeond. Wa .fioot g,
atST ysSaor suitable Ssat fSs rht 0oSss sss os anso s
Fisher i SO sssoo. fNc.. 7ss 18th st
7Io 1ith ST.. N.w.-2nd and SRI
frs, approx, 1.400 50. IT,, in Who'll,
or part; immed, OCCUPANCY; reas
Xr' 4 c9z 95zoGI Realtors 14l6 K st: NV.
m. W. COR. WIS. AND PROSPECT
2nd a.. 1900 50. #. open space
lge; display windows. $125 mo. RA
iii 2Ii0EYE EYE ST. NV lge. rms. an.
toilet. Ideal downtown location. SSs
mo. MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
1911 Eye st. NV, RE. 1882. -29
ARLINGTON-I229 N. IRVING ST.
only " 50. to Clarendon's main bust.
ness; ground hoori low rent; GE
2 fHSoi Front RMS. near cafritz Bldg.
sssa 4ta a.; no elevator; ss6 month: III p1
AGflRs.ec;oNprTroNED Century Build.
ing, 412 9th st NV. opposite Mu-
nicipal Court: oflces available In
single units or suites Single units
$4S to $3.50. Parking space avail
able. THOS. J. FISHER g. CO. INC.
73S 18th st. NV, DI: $3.50.
1920 X ST.. NV. About $50 50. IT..
1925 mo. to desirable tenant, elev
MANN. Agent, NE. 1901. 80
BRIGHT sToRERoOM. also ONCE
and desk space with answering serv-
ice. 811 Eye st. NV. 29'
OFFICE. 11x19. with privileges Of
attractiveiy decorated reception rm
and secretarial service; desks n
oface; impressive. location; ideal
ONCE. ME. 1868 for app't. Il
r ST. AT 9th. 627 eth ST. NV
Downtown shopping district; suit
for most any business; elevator
low rental. Apply $40 r st. NV.
1etS SH9m ANp b PA. AVE, s45 PA. AVE
N.W.-View vacancies, all outside
rooms good location; reasonable
Apply $40 F st. NV. Room ID.
1415 X ST.-Two private ofices;
share reception rin.; furnished At
tractively; air conditioned. DI. 5o41
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG. 9i0 18th St. NV.
near Conn. and Knew, modern,
attractive desk space for those who
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1886
DESK AVAILABLE in nice pvt. once.
centrally located. $50 per month.
217 Bond Bldg. ST. 0623. -
DESK SPACE in downtown office bldg.
Telephone. secretarial service incl
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wAREHousEs-RENT tcsrp. /,
WAREHOUSES WANTED

$4,000 TO 10000 50. fl; warehouses
with or without r.r. siding; wanted
mmediasssly mn or Morpsn as soon KNEs ss aysiiS i
MONTGOMERY. INC, DI. 2342.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
RAMRIE ERS

RAMBLERS
FHA BUILT, APPROVED
New contemporary ranch-type ram,
blers. Inspect the sample home ano
see the roll-away partition that
can convert the third bedrm. to 9
den or add to the spaciousness o
beamed ceiling, fioor-to-ceiling fire.
place (the 2-level homes have IRE.
places on both leyelsl, dining ~.
large glassed areas, aluminium slid
ing windows, abundant sliding door
closets; kit, equipped with range.
refgr., double-bowl sink. garbage
disposal; huge carport and storage
bin (the 2-level homes have choice
Of carport or built-in garagel; Y
curbing and streets. Prices range
from $13,750 ID $17.S00.
LURIA BROS.
OPEN TILL o
1900 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500
Evening star., 1951-06-28
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NEARBY ARLINGTON
OPEN 7 It'll 8 PM.

This solid stone center-hall Colonial,
situated on. q .15,000-sd. .-ft. lot in
one OF Arlington County's better
neighborhoods, is on the market
due to q decrease In the size of
the owners family. We have Sc
cured for the owner Q smaller home
and as he Is anxious to accom-.
placed an extremely low sales price
Of S32. 800 on his present property.
The residence is entered through an
unusually attractive. S-ft.-wide CEN
ter hall. To the, left OF the center
hall is q lge. living room with Q
woodworking fireplace. and French
screened living porch. 10 the risht
dining room and fully equipped
kitchen. AT the. foot OF center hall
Is small powder room.
On the second floor there are 8
bedrooms and 2 baths, incl; master
bedroom q3x1Sl. with its pvt.
on the third floor there are . lse.
bedrooms and complete bath. J.
Hasr psrtitioned into I;: rscr. room. M maids IS
room and laundry room. There is
2-car attached garage.
tbs prSpesI,ty s,G Is on susitns ana
Of this beautiful home o must in
your inspection itinery today.
To reach: Take Lee hwy. ~. s. .21D
TO sycamore, left to 2223 and our
STANLEY R. ROWLAND
Co.. inc. Falls Church. Va. FA. sss3
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Mr.. ARMY NAVY CLUB

Naval oticer's beautiful
feet condition. Situated on 2
level lots, this home is in Q
most convenient area.
1st H.: Gracious hall, large
liv. rm. with bay window and
Colonial fireplace, dining .rm.
with bay window. modern
equipped kitchen with space
for breakfast table. VI bath.
End A.: Master bedroom,
private bath. glass shower and
pine-paneled nursery or
dressing room; 2 other twin
size bedrooms. / other bath.
Stairs to large attic which
could be another room Or
studio. Full dry basement, GE
oil a.-c. heat, laundry. "a
bath. Built-in garage. Roll
away screens, copper water
pipes. flashing and cutters;
Vermont slate roof.
The white picket fence on
the extra lot, smooth lawn,
towering shrubs, small vege-
table garden, and stately trees
are In keeping with the. at
mosphere Of tidiness which
characterizes the surroundings.
Price. S39.500.
ROMYE LAMBORN
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BoATS

MATHEWS 1885 sedan Twin Crown.
FISMiNG PARTiEs-Chesapeaks Bay,
Eastern Bay Gooses. Herring Bay;
reser. CAPT KING. Wa. AlD2.
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PROPERTY WANTED
WANTF

Gasoline service stations. Will pa,
cash. Prompt action. Call MI
Knapp. ME. 1143.. ]. WESLE!
BUCHANAN. Realtor. 80
Evening star., 1951-06-28
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST loans
available; minimum rates; simme-
date commitment; free apprafsals.
BERENTER & CO., ia. $3.50, 1928
Georgia ave. NV. sa. q
CAsn FOE Iss AND sne rEUsf
NOTES. Incl lss trust; on acreags;
quick settlement: white Or eoiore3
notes II 2. G.. Nd. and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON. the Colorado Bids.
lAth and q sts nv Dl $3.50.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates. to 6-year terms and
monthly payments. P. J, WALSHE,
INC. 1116 Eye st. NV. Ma. GAGS.
~lksT AND SECOND rkus. Lun.,o.
BARTOW REALTY CO.. Realtors,
1881 @ q: n;y ME a4SS
MONEY ON SECOND r8US1-Wl
win buy gecond-trust notes. b. C..
nearby Nd or Va. Reasonable rates,
NATIONAL MORTGAGE 8 INVEST.
MKNT CORP, 1872 n ave nv
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUsT6
2hG1 To 4T nI9COTTNT
Evening star., 1951-06-28
FLORIDA PROPERTY.
VACATION PLACES
LOANS

SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAILABLE
IND NOTES PURCHASED. CALL
Mr.. MILLER, ME 1920; EVE
N1NGS. SL. 1921.
End AND Bird TRUST LOANS
24,HR: SERVICE. Contact Mr.. Green,
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.. 1014 Z
st. NV. Ma. 6540
SECOND TRUSTS, D. c. and
nearby. Free appraisals.
CAPITAL COMPANY, MA.
1855; evenings. DU. 6662.
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SPOT Cash FOR SECOND TRUsTs
Sag Mkg. a331ek. a3 e R1scSYsr "a. saIs. 80.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-01
OPS Regulation
Copies Issued

Copies of the Office of Price
Sterilization regulation covering
all types of services are now avail
able at local Chamber of Com
merce or Boards of Trade accord
ing to Edward F. Wagner, di-
rector of the Columbus District
Ceiling Price regulation number
"a covers a variety of services
such as automotive repairing.
washing and lubricating, beauty
shops, shoe repairing. laundries,
dry cleaning, carpet and rug
cleaners, furniture Grating and
all like services where a labor rate
or a personal service is a portion
of the price for a service sold.
All prices and rates for those
persons or concerns operating in
Columbus and Southeastern Ohio
must be filled with the Columbus
District Office of Price Sfabiliza-
ton at So E. Gay Street in CO.
lumbus within thirty days of the
effective date of the regulation
according to Wagner. The ruling
was effective on May 16.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-01
S STUDENTS MAKE
GOOD JURORS

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.-tR1
One morning in 1886 several
students in the news reporting
class at The State University'S
School of Journalism found them
selves moved out of the specta-
tors seats in Judge George Nor
rison's District Court in New
Brunswick, and sworn in as jur-
ors. That was the beginning of a
unique earn-by-doing program
which Professor Hubert Ede's re-
porting classes have been carry
ing on regularly for the past five
years.
The reason ! like to have
students serve on juries Is that
they do such a fine job. l don't
know that I've ever had any bet
ter, more serious jurors than the
Rutgers kids, Judge Morrison
said.
There IS an age requirement
of 21 years for jurors in this
state" Judge Morrison explained
but we hit on the practice OF
getting both attorneys in case
to waive that limitation, and it's
worked out fine"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-01
SPORTS
Softball Teams
Make New Start

The London softball league
rained out of its opening games
last week will start Monday and
Tuesday June 4 and 5 weather
permittingl with Reids Grill VS.
Eagles and Farm Bureau VS. P. E.
Mcdaniel Fords on Monday and
Eagles VS. McDaniels Fords and
Reids VS. Mabes Drive Inn on
Tuesday.
Players are needed by several
local teams. Prospective players
may contact managers.
Teams in the league will be
handled by the following:
Mabes Drive Inn, f. B. Ray
burn, Eagles Lodge by James
Fades, Wandas Cafe by Robert
Meadows, Reids Grill by Mike
Mckinney, P. E. Mcdaniel Fords
by Dick Robson, Farm Bureau
by Owen Ackerman,
Games will be umpirea by w
w. Taylor, John Steele and r.
E. McCambridge of the Madison
County high school coaches.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-01
London Merchants
In Sunday League

The London Merchants baseball
team, composed of local players,
has been accepted as member of
the strong Columbus Sunday AM
ateur League.
The team, managed by Robert
Murray, will play its first game
on the local athletic field Sun
day June 3 at 2:30 pm.
The London squad will meet
the veteran Trowbridge Storage
team of Columbus. Umpires are
furnished by the Central Ohio
Umpire Association.
Teams in the league are Lon
don, Trowbridge and Atkinson
of Columbus, Ashville, Canal Win
chester and the West Jefferson
merchants.
Last year the local team re-
corded IA wins and one defeat
against top opposition.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-01
That Old Tax
Business Again
BY James NARROW

WASHINGTON, Up Death
and taxes are always certain and
a boost in your income tax this
year seems pretty certain, too.
But there can be any boost
till Congress passes a bill to put
it through. And Congress still is
months away from doing that.
It's even possible. though not
likely, Congress will fiddle away
this whole year without voting an
increase.
AT the rate it's going, an in
crease in taxes seems hardly like
ly before Oct. /.
And If there is an increase, how
much will it be? That's pretty
uncertain, too.
At tins moment there's feeling
in the House that the boost ought
to be a flat 121a per cent on
everyone.
But that may be changed, up or
down, when the full House acts
and, after that, when the Senate
goes to wo~,, on 1t.
1t was last Feb 2 when Presi-
dent Truman sent Congress a
message asking for higher taxes
to pay for re-arming.
On Feb. 5 the House Ways and
Means committee, which always
has the job of starting the ball
rolling on taxes, began public
hearings to let all sides have their
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-01

An official estimated that min
ister's salaries had increased per-
haps 25 per cent in the last 10
years, compared with boosts of
SO and 100 per cent in other oc-
cupations.
The problem of adequate sal
aries for pastors was submitted
to the General Assembly as it re-
sumed deliberations under a new
moderator.
DIR. Harrison, Ray Anderson,
pastor of the 3,000-member
Fourth Presbyterian Church of
Chicago, was elected to the po-
sition.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-01

say, including government ex-
perts.
The committee finished its hear
ings early in April, Then for
weeks the members, with the help
of staff experts, met behind clos
ed doors to figure out what a
higher tax should be.
That committee finished its
work last Friday. Now its ex-
perts will have to draw up bill,
containing the ideas of the COM
mittee members. That may take a
couple of weeks.
Then the bill will go to the
full House for debate and vote.
That may not be over until around
the end of June.
Not until then will the Sem
ate begin work. Its finance COM
mittee will start hearings after
the full house has voted. Those
hearings may last four to six
weeks.
That will bring the whole busi-
ness up to August or into august.
And after that the members of
the Senate's Finance Committee.
with their staff of experts, will
meet to decide what they think
the tax should be. More weeks
taken up Then their experts will
draw up a bill.
Then the Senat1 committees
bill will 60 up to the full Senate
for debate and vote. The Senate
doesn't act fast, and since there's
no limit on Senate debate, more
weeks may go by.
Once the House and Senate
have both voted, more time will
be used up ironing out their diff
ferences until both can agree on
a single bill
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-01
Wins Feature
AT Lebanon

LEBANON, O., June L. Up
Connie II, owned and driven by
Frank Grice of Greenville, o.,
won the feature 4-class pace at
Lebanon raceway last night,
breezing the mile in 2:11 2/5.
The trotter paid $4.00. $3.50
and S2.40. Second was Jessie
Stone, owned by Fairmead Farms,
Wilmington, O., paying $500 and
$3.50, while Joyce Direct, owned
by Dunlap and Kenney, Homer,
O., paid show money of $3.50.
The S8420 daily double was
won by Burnett Hanover. the
property of Mrs. B. F. Otto,
Camden. o., and Last Call, from
the Ohio Valley Stables, Hamilton.
Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-01
Strasburg To
Coach SedaIia

Don Strasburg, former Spring
field Catholic Central and CEDAR
vile athlete, signed a contract
Thursday to coach basketball and
baseball at Sedalia High School,
Midway, Madison County,.
Strasburg, who graduated at
Catholic Central in 1941, was
head coach at Kampsville High
School, Kampsville. Ill, last year,
and previously attended Witten-
burg College as well as Cedar
vile.
He was a member of the
Cedarville tennis squad that won
the Mid-Ohio Conference champ
ionship in 1949.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-01

So, all in all, that tax increase
isn't likely before some time in
the fall. But if you're wondering
what that 121a per cent would do
to you since that's what House
members seems to be thinking
about maybe what follows will
help.
You'll notice from the figures
that it will take an awfully big
bite out of the rich fellows, SO
much that a man with S500,000 i'm
come would wind up with only
$4,000 or only $4,000 more than
q man with 100000 income.
The figures given below are
for married man with two de-
pendents. The first figure is his
net income THAT is, after deduc-
tions for expenses; the second
is his present tax; and the third
figure, in parentheses, shows what
his tax would be under the 121a
per cent increase.
$1,000 S120 (S135l; $4,000 :
$500 $685.; $4,000 1882
CS1,79D; $4,000 = $1,000 49,
263); $4,000 : S4,464 fS5,022) F;
sos, 900 $6,26a ($7,052);
$4,000 $18,8 ,884 1921, ,245) +;
100000 - $51,912 1858, ,401) F.;
$500,000 - S402, ,456 (S45O, ,O0o) s.;
$1,000,0O0 = $857, ,456 $500, ,000).
I'm case you check those fig
ures and get puzzled by some of
those in the highest bracket, re-
member that those people can't
be taxed more than go per cent
of their income.l
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS FIGHTS
CHICAGO-Ezzard Charles, 1872
Cincinnati, outpointed Joe Maxim,
1917, Cleveland, IS. (titlel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-01
Many Churches
Underpay Pastors

CINCINNATI. .-lRl- A depart
ment of the Presbyterian Church
in the U.S.A. frankly said a
large number" of its churches
underpay their preachers.
The Department of Ministerial
Relations asked the General As
sembly, governing body of the
church, to do something about
the situation.
The average salary of the
chu1 ch's 5000 active pastors is
between So, 400 and So, 700 a year.
Some get as low as S2,100; some
get $4,000 or $4,000.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-01

WEDNESDAY, NIGHTS FIGHTS
CHICAGO--Ezzard Charles, 182,
Cincinnati, outpointed Joe Maxim,
1917, Cleveland, Is. (titlel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-01
FEAMINGos FAVE
BUMPER CROP

Miami -LPl-The famed flam-
ingos are having a bumper crop of
young birds at the Hialeah race
track There is every indication
that the number will exceed 100.
Hialeah is the only place flam-
ingos have ever been successfully
hatched and raised in captivity.