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Evening star., 1952-03-12
New and wonderful cosmetics
make women look younger
ADVERTISEMENT.

"You areas young as you look. "
Today no woman need fear look
ing old, because new, corrective
cosmetics have been discovered to
help her look younger.
It il . very normal thing to
want to look younger; many wom-
en- look older than their age. They
can change an aged face to look
fresh and younger with the "a
NOUS beauty cream, Oils Of the
Wilderness, . cream packed full
Of rich little lipoids.
Lipoids are the part Of skin cells
that keep the skin moistened, soft,
younger looking. This lipoid-rich
cream can transform q face that
is tired, lined, fatigued into one
which looks fresh and lovely. Since
these lipoids are actually absorbed
by the skin, you can expect .
most pleasing change after your
Evening star., 1952-03-12

first twenty-minute application.
If enlarged pores or coarse skin
make you look older, use the new
miracle in q bottle" by Frances
Denney, called Beautifying Lotion.
Before you finish using one bot
tie, you will find coarse skin, en-
larged pores, surface irritations
seem to smooth away. The skin
looks hne-grained, alive with .
younger appearance. This new ex-
hilarating lotion wakes up dull,
sleepy skin and helps clear up
roughness and surface blemishes.
It brings smoother, clearer fine.
ness to the texture Of the skin.
Frances Denney, skilled cosme-
tician, makes both these cos-
metics in her clinical laboratory
to help women look younger. For
sale in the cosmetic department
Of leading stores. q
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Kann's Receives REGIONAL Award ior Sleep Show

s. Kann Sons Co, the depart
ment store, last night received
the Washington Baltomore zone
regional award Of the National
Association Of Bedding Manu-
facturers for its store participa-
tion In the 1851 Sleep Show, spon-
sored by the group.
The award was accepted by b
B. Bergunder. jr.. vice president oi
Kann's, at a dinner in the Du-
pont Plaza Hotel.
The award is one of seven re-
|gional ones made by the associa-
ton each year in connection with
the Sleep Show. Among those
present last night was James Mi
Evening star., 1952-03-12

chelbach, of Frank M. Michael
back Inc. S14 King street, Alex
|andria. Va, national winner oi
THE award. It was presented tc
that organization at the associa-
tons convention in Chicago last
November.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Motchbooks. Exhibit.

The Phillumenists Club (match
book collectors, that is) OF the
Boys Club Of Washington will
present special emblems to its
members at 8 o'clock tonight at
the club 261 Seventeenth street
Sc.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Ease That
Night Cough!
Rest TONIGHT

You can have rest tonight.
Coughs caused from colds need
not keep you and your family dis
turbed at night. HALLS ExPEC.
TORANT. q pleasant, soothing
liquid, serves to quickly relieve
irritated membranes and tickling,
help expel mucus, and warns
throat and chest. You should feel
better promptly. Keep q bottle
at your bedside tonight and
notice how much better you rest.
Ask your druggist for HALLS
EXPECTORANT. Convenient
size bottle only 40c. Large sizes
for home use.
Evening star., 1952-03-12
HiIIcresf Unit Recommends
HIGHER teacher Annuiiies

The Hillcrest Citizens Associa-
tion last night indorsed increased
annuities for retired District
teachers.
The group urged the Senate
District Committee, which is con-
Evening star., 1952-03-12
Miss Johnson.
Miss Newrlieyer.

Miss Johnson. Miss NeWmeyer. Miss Roberts.
MORE BEAUTIES FOR CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIvAL-Maine
Indiana and Colofado win be wen the festival
be held here April through The latest Cherry Blossom
prncsses be chosen Miss Joan Johnson M Buckspo
Me- Miss Ann Roberts, 49, Of Anderson Ind and Miss
Newmeyer 2 Of 2S0S street
Colorado The win be chosen April M the Mayower
Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
The A B C.

LIE ~ p ".
OF VALUE
A--LocATIoN: First-fare bus zone.
lust on Lee hwy. In clean, neat
B-TYPE: Very tastefully decorated
interior with looking glass" hard
wood hoors; 5 rms; brick and steel
duplex style with tiled bath. COM
piete bsnlt. and stairway to storage
attic. Lovely fenced rear yard.
C-PR1CE: Only Sl3,750-And BOYl
Ssa Mhat I termsI % 5000 dew dSEn and and
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, on Glebe. Ow. 9990.
QUESTION PLEASE?
We are always open to questions
sale, but after you read this. We
don't think you'n think we missed
irving YOU q near. perfect house at
such low price.
~ IT'S A RAMBLER
(2l IT'S ALL BRICK
(3l 3 BEDROOMS
G dASG LARGE I'll LIVING ynyS;r,I ROOM
|{7l YOUR OWN pEcoRAffNSG~ ~
(s) STORAGE ATTIC
t9l VENETIAN BLINDS
(10) BIG LOTS
U11 PRICED S16,95O
I'D $3.50 DOWN
These are some Of the questions you
may have but in case there are
more, or II you would like to in
spect these new ramhlers. call now
in order to select your lot.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW.s $500
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Elbow Room
APPROX IN ACRES

Just right for the father and son
who like, fishing, hunting and the
great Outdoors" Modern, rms.
and, hath, hy. rm. (I4x201 with
firepl., part bsnt., det. garage, auto.
gas heat, equip. kit. SECLU6I0N
AND PRIVACY ASSURED. 81. 900
q stampede for this place, so call
NOW. REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON REALTY,s sKLECT
RAMBLER LIST
Sid 500

TWo and three bedrm. all-brick planl
with full bsnts.. modern equipment
throughout. Firepl. in lge. hv. rn.
all types Of financing avail. Only two
left at this time but more to come
Inspect today and place your order
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$1a.a5n

six new 1h-bath ail-hrick ramhlers
with full bsmt.; stone firepl.. dream
kit, 8 good bedrms.. separate din.
rn.; all lots large: near large shop.
ping center; these values will not
last long. See Immediately.
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$15,95O

EWo hedrms. fuH bsn1t, brick famblefs
IN excel. N. Arl. location. Brand-new
and only q limited number avail.
Ideal for small family with modern
ideas. Excel. workmanship through
out,
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X18.5n0

Three bedrms.. fun bsmt., in cow
N. Arl. area. All brick and built by
one of Virginia's finest builders;
scaped; o available.
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S20.950

The virginian''; several left In this
outstanding community of fine Arl
S nSmes; , S12s %ifs III rsp osepsi separsi. a95 sn
rm.. dream kit, giant bsrnt. Lots
completely sodded. Poss. 80 days
or sooner.
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S19.950

ramblers. al brick.
Some center-han plans: 3 bedrms.,
pastel baths: full hsmts.; large lots.
See them now.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
"WAYCROFT'''

A builders own home that has re-
Gently been renovated thoroughly
inside and outside, and kept in most
immaculate condition. Det. brk. with
liv. rm.. dining rm., breakfast rm.,
lavatory and kitchen Completely re-
modelled with new equipmen0, 8
bedrms. and bath, built-ir1 garage.
Priced under $4,000. Eve, phone
Mr.. Woodwell, ia. 5469.
L. T. GRAVATTE
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S16q5n

Famous Crestwood ramblers, 45x2e
before have We had such o value for
the dollar minded purchaser. Goine
fast; step in now and select your
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN
& SUNDAY
/ TO $50
APTfNCTON


For the discriminating purchaser who
Is not looking for gift or bar
gain but wants and viii appreciate
2 yaaHs Aye which We, oIsr @ IN 2 a,nnai stately
Situated on nice lot with seasonal
landscaping. detached 2-car brick
garage. Full finished basement. with
maids room. Pine-paneled recr.
room, with fireplace and bar. Kitch-
en-, laundry rm. and full bath; 1st
floor has 12x25 living rm. with fire-
place dining rrn., de luxe kitchen,
Sunroom and powder room. Secont
floor. 3 large bedrooms that permit
perfect Arrangement Of furniture,
Tiled bath and sun deck. Many ex-
tras., Price, $28.500, $4,000 down.
Excellent terms. Directions: Lee
hwy. to Quantico st. left on Guam
ticc to 22nd St, left. on 22nd to
open house. Or: Washington blvd.
st. A TO- END st.. e. left on y asnd Srs't e. e
open house.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Holy Cow

What nice hoine-just blks. from
grade school, on Well-planted 50x1 80
lot; 8 light, cheerful rms. civ. rm.
has wide. window area overlooking
rear garden). Fun bsmt., auto. oil
heat. dishWasher. storm windows,
for summer and outside firepl for
parties and picnies; $16,950, with
substantial cash. Call REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, INC, QW. 1000
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TARA

By owner. Large 3-bedrm. brick Co
ionial, In excellent cond. and Q ad-
Joining lots. 1st mr., large liy. rrn;;
equipped kit, with IL Gu. It. Cold
SPOT SPOT Fefsr large large s5es sc55ssned faSiei DoTsie
hedrm. I3x1Sh) and bath: pull
down stairway TO large storage attic;
basement has knatty pine fecr. rm.,
oil acc. heat, new hot-water heater
Bendix washer. dryer, work bench,
toilet, laundry tubs and garage;
with o fruit trees, numerous flowers
large garden. rustic outdoor 1re-
place, and large play area; good IN
Yestment: price. $50. 500, as little
as $4,000 down. No agents please
1887 N. Greenhrier st.. Arl. Gil
Evening star., 1952-01-26

That's not ALIVE have ramblers in
the upper or lower bracket, which
ever is your need. II you are looking
for o modern home and II you
want the most for your dollar, con-
faet 1IR tOday
Evening star., 1952-01-26
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
French Regency
c2A mn

one Of the most outstanding floor
ever been conceived. Executed with
brick. stone and slate and about 10
years of age. Entrance hall. 1st.d.
vanity and "a bath. plus study. or
sunroom and liy. rm., din: rHn.. kit.
sss Tsa ssta,r. design s4e anS eS.SeTs
tiled baths and many closets. Bsmt.
area Is served with "a bath. laund.
facilities and inside entrance to at-
tached garage. Private rear grounds.
Most desirable close-in ne1ghbor-
hood. Plan on redecorating. Cuahs
ned clients introduced BY appt. only.
CaIl REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
nyU an0n
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Things

Come In small packages-this almost
new, compact, 2-bedroom home Is
really TERRIFIC for $11, ,500i
Clean, neat neighborhood: mod.
conveniences; level 6Qx120 lot;
$500 down and approx. $54 per
mo. Cali REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
INC. oW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
UP!
LADIES

ONLY STEP to 1st-noor bedroom
Cor study and bath. with 2 eddi.
tional lge.. bedrms. and master bath
on End h.s wall-to-wall carpeting
, adds beauty and comfort to ltv. rm.
and adj: separate din. rm.: dhle:
porch. Practical bsmt. plan includes
recr. rm. and outside entrance.
Storm windows. rance. refEr. and
garbake disposal ali so. EXCEP.
TIoNALLY FINE FINANCING. Ap-
cluding interest. principal. taxes and
ms; S2I $50 TODAY. Call REAL
ESTATE SERVICE. INC, OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
housEs foR sALE--yA.

CREsTWNoSoGiDE' NSGiE''is iRAsMBLERs
Only 8 left in choice location. Six
pietely lquip., full bsuit. with exit,
huge Walk-up attic. II you've missed
seeing these homes. by all means
call US NOW.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes OF Wilson, ia. $4,000:
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MCLEAN AREA

3-bedroom. 12-bath brick
home with finished attic: "a
acre of ground; fireplace In liv-
ing room, separate dining
room, equipped kitchen. side
screened porch. recreation
room in full basement. Com
bination storm sash and
screens. 2-car garage and
breezeWay; priced under mar
ket at S26.500.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
ARLINGTON. va
ARLINGTON
FIRST OFFERING
NDY5NY HYYAY

VI L1N 6O4V.,7 4~AZA461A
2-yr.-old stone ana shin
gle rambler; 2 bedrms. q4x12, 13x
dinette sized kit. lge. util. rm.,
pulldown stairs to attic, lge. screened
porch. lot 60x111, with white ranch
type fence; concrete patio. 9x2S;
price. S16.500. Assume large GI
Dir: Lee hwy. to Quantico st.. right
on Quantieo to 26th st.. left on
26th st. to Roosevelt st., right to
OPEN SIGN.
Evening star., 1952-01-26

Regulation "X"-No Sir
Just 81. 500 down viii buy this freshly
decorated Colonial home. Grand
piano size liy. rm with log-buTning
lit. with ample breakfast space;
full bsmt.. painted and very dry.
Upstairs are 3 bedrms., Q of which
are twin-sized; completely fenced lot
on high elevation, located fust of
Wash. blvd. Be the first to see this.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1952-01-26
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS

White frame American Colonial, on
nice level lot. Featuring dining
room. living room, 2 bedrooms plus
den, suitable for 3rd bedroom, de
luxe kitchen; full basement; sun
deck; nice porch: aluminium storm
windows and doors. Extras. Only
$16,950. Excellent terms. OW. 1920,
OW, 9426,
Evening star., 1952-01-26
VIENNA

Desirable for cozy living in . delight
ful suburban area. Home Is located
on ,well-landscaped h-acre lot. It's
features include. living room, dining
fun basement; expandable attic.
Many extras Only $12,95O, with
small cash payment; SS5 per month
includes everything. OW. 1920,
OW. 9426.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
LINCOLNIA PARK

MADISON MANOR
Attrac. brick. Colonial home located
desirable residential section. The
house consists Of large liv. rm. with
firepl., family din. rm., KIT, 3
bedrms, and tile bath on 2nd A.:
full bsnt., alum. storm windows,
screened side porch: conv. to West
Price, S21 500. EA. 2&nR -27
Evening star., 1952-01-26
.RAIREAx
OPEN j To
LOVELY W HOMES

Brick, 2 bedrms.. expand. attic. full
bsmt., recr. rIn., cony. location
Brick, 2 bedrms., expand. attic. full
bsmt.. nice neighhorhood. S179b0.
Attractive new rambler. 8 bedrms.. Z
baths. full dining rna bsrnt.. wooded
Va acre. S21 500.
Falls Church Realty Co;
Phone FA. 2122 or FA. 1415
Evening star., 1952-01-26
ARLINGTON REALTY
22l2 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
BRICK RAMBLER

ARLINGTON FOREST AREA
Truly an outstanding value, about
1 year old; lge. liv.. rm., fireplace
and picture window. lovely din. rm..
lge. fully equip. kit, 2 good-sized
bedrms., paneled den can be used
as 3rd bedrm.. fioored attic. full
In for additional bath; owner leaV-
ing city, has priced this home ex-
ceptionally low for quick sale. ia.
7-l90S or TR. 1855.
RANDOLPH REALTY
Evening star., 1952-01-26
ALEXANDRIA

A1EAANDhlA
First offering of this delightful brick
rambler, Blessed Sacrament ATTRACT
tive living room-dining room COM
bination with fireplace, 3 bedrooms,
basement with beautiful recreation
room. picture window, work shop,
outside entrance; fenced yard. Price.
S17.500, with $4,000 cash.
TOWN & COUNTRY
1928 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
OW 400. OW Q42R
Evening star., 1952-01-26
FAILS CHTIRCH

FALLS CHURCH
THE RAMBLER DE LUKE
Liy, rm. with 6repI,, dining room,
de luxe equipped kitchen, 8 twin
size bedrms.. large closets. / VI baths,
bsmt. with outside entrance, large
level lot, Close to parochial, and
ulation X. For complete details.
ulease call.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
$40 950

Is the price because the owner must
have all cash above the first trust.
Comparable properties IN the area
are selling for much more. It is .
3-bedroom Colonial. tastefully deco
It win be q pleasure to show YOU you
this home today. OW. 1870. OW.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
EAIIS CHIIRCH

Ex444lO N11O1GO14
bath M pas psqI Iarse iRc iT. rm. Gsn with Eisl rs
place. separate din. rm.. kit. with
breakfast space. lge. bedrms. and
bath up: full bsmt.. att. gar. lge.
lot with garden space; $4,000 will
handle.
Fred J. George, Realtor
21T3 N. Glebe Rd. at Lee Hwy.
GL. 6777 List With Us OK. OF Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Z All Right. LET Us Judge Y
4 CATHOLICS BY THE Bible! 4

ing a sacred rite, IS nor used any
where in the Bible. But Holy
Scripture does make clear the
sacredness Of such Catholic rites
As Baptism, Confirmation, the
Eucharist, Matrimony, Penance,
the Last Amounting, and Holy
Orders, the LATER rite being the
depufizing Of the SUCCESSORS 10
the Apostles.
The Sacramenfs were in posses
sion Of the Church and in daily
use before a single Line Of the new
Testament was written. People
were being received into the
Church BY Baptism long before
there was a New Testament. They
were receiving Confirmation,
were being married according to
Christ's teaching. and praying over
andanointing the dangerouslysick
Christ definitely did establish
His Church. He did deputize His
Apostles, and their SUCCESSORS, TO
continue His teaching. He did
promise that His Church would
endure forever, and could NOT
fall into error. But He se0er did
say: An My teachings shall be in
a book. Read and believe noth-
ing else"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

Many sincere people regard the
Bible IS the sole authority for
Christian belief.
And dizzy reject the teachings
Of the age-old Cattolic Church be-
cause these teachings and forms
Of Catholic worship are not men
toned BY name in Holy Scripture.
Where" some will ask, does
the Bible say anything about the
Mass or Purgatory? And how
about confession TO a priest pray
ing to Mary, and those seven
Sacraments you Catholics talk
about? They're not in MY Bible."
Although everything contained
in the Bible IS true, yet the Bible
is not the sole source Of al ruth.
For example, we know tilat Christ
established His Church :. that the
Church existed long before the
Bible was completed !. that mil
lions lived and died in the Sayior's
truth without ever having seen a
Bible.
But we are willing TO set aside
these historical truths for the mo
ment and Judge Catholic beliefs
and practices BY the Bible.
Take first, for instance, the fact
thar the Bible does NOT mention
the Mass or purgatory BY name.
Well, neither does it mention the
word Bible by name. Furthermore,
nowhere within It's covers is il
stated what are the writings which
contain the inspired Word Of
God. The only authority you have
for this IS the word Of the Catholic
Church, which preserved and col
lected the Scriptural writings and
put them between the covers of
a book.
The word Sacrament" mean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

ana honest TAX agents were Oeu1g
penalized while gafters were
busy all around US.
At home, my wife and ] were
cutting to the bone and still
were only just getting by. Friends
on the outside" accountants,
lawyers, businessmen were
planning winter cruises, sending
their children TO camps and buy
ing new cars. ;.
Sometime, i'm there, / DONE
know just when, / began TO
think about taking my cut
out Of the pie. Taxes were at
an all-time high. About $1,000
GOO taxpayers were paying out
so billions of dollars. / reasoned
that even if Uncle Sam occasion
ally got short-changed, there
was plenty left in his till.
Once l had this kind of slant,
it gave off its own special odor
of corruption. / had been APP
preached by taxpayers and their
business advisers" before, but
they dropped any idea Of. offer
ing me a bride when they saw
how / took even a yelled sugges-
ton that / fix things up for them.
Now, though, had the look and
attitude of a man who was ready
to make deals.
81 800 Apiece
/ HE first nibble wasn't long in
coming. The account was a man.
ufacturer of ladies' blouses. ]
found a tax liability for the year
1913 of around $4,000. / told
the firms business adviser the
bad news. He smiled and sug-
gested lunch.
As a matter of fact, it took
several lunches. The whole sor-
did story is spelled out in the
Grand Jury indictment drawn
against both of us: dates, places
and times of our conversations"
and the terms we agreed on -
ST 500 apiece for the settlement
of the tax claim at exactly
59.86. The indictment labeled
our little transaction fraud. de-
ceit, craft, trickery. chicanery,
artifice and device" That's not
what we called it, of course. We
talked in terms of showing
'1eniency" for an expression of
appreciation. Looking back on
our talks now. I have to give a
sour laugh.
Tired 0f Payim9
As IT happened - and here's
where my case was different
from hundreds, or thousands of
others - it turned out that my
new buddy had been middleman
for many other clients and SO
was being closely watched by
Treasury Department Special
Agents. / didn't know that the
manufacturer, tired of paying
through the nose for the services
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
| WAS A CROOKED TAX OFFICIAL
Continued from page sesen

HdSn1nR mdtcnDOOk covers nom
expensive night clubs. When we
visited their homes, my wife cast
a womanly eye at the new broad
loom, furniture and gadgets and
wondered where they came from.
According to copybook rules,
these housekeeping, fast-spend-
ing T-Men were due to be tripped
up somewhere along the line.
But channels Of supervision were
strangely clogged and very slug
gish. Our supervisors were see
ing and hearing no evil, and the
very agents who should have
been under suspicion were the
white-haired boys assigned to
the largest accounts.
white Cellar Hack
Our IN the field, l still chung
to the oath ! had taken to
administer the revenue laws of
the US. impartially and con-
scientiously, free from bias and
Corruption. While / knew that
nobody loves a tax collector, l
had once received something like
respect for the job / was trying
to do. But now to the average
businessman, / was a white
collar hack he could buy and sell
by the gross. He just didn't seem
to take me seriously any more.
As a revenue agent, / had wide
discretion to scale an income or
proft-tax liability up or down.
Yet many of my accounts did
not seem to care what found
or recommended. / analysed the
figures, talked them over and
tried to determine a fair settle
ment. The businessman exam
med the tip of his cigar and
heard me out.
That was the last / heard from
him directly. But via the grape
vine, / learned that as soon as /
was out of his Office, he phoned
his contact and sailed smoothly
over my head.
Change 0e Scene
SHOULD I go and tattle to my
supervisors? Other honest agents
had tried but they were told they
were worrying about nothing
and needed a change of scene.
Shortly, a transfer to another
state came down and these agents
and their families had to pull up
stakes and shove of. / changed
my mind about reporting
chicanery where 1 suspected
it; might be telling il to the
wrong supervisor.
But / had other fears too.
After all, my name was on my
reports and ! was responsible.
Suppose a Elk" was engineered
over my head and without my
knowledge1 As the man who had
the most direct contact with the
taxpayer and the man who made
the original tax report and rec
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-15
City's Cash
Up
81 Pct. For June
Monthly Financial
Report Shows City
Revenue Increase

Revenue receipts collected by
the City o. Key West during the
month Of June. 1861, show an
increase Of 57qs when compared
with the same month : year ago.
according to the monthly finan-
cial report released BY City
Comptroller Charles Roberts to-
day. And IN increase cf 38Ss Is
shown over June. 1850. n the ~
port.
Total revenue receipts this
year for the month q June total
ed $50, 622.66. Last year. for the
same month only 43S. 5e2.16 was
collected. OF this figure, $6.61S.76
was collected from General Prop
erty Taxes; $7,255.O0 Ii Scaven-
ger Service fees; 4il,I0l.76 Ia
City Cigarette Taxes; @5,04l.00 in
Fines and Forfeitures and $18.-
10000 in City Electric System
Tax Equivalent payments. The
City Electric System Tax Equiva-
lent accounted for nearly sos
Of the total revenue paid into
the City for the month.
Disbursements through The OPP
Grating funds through June show
AN increase Of nearly ~ when
compared with the same period
during the past year and are
nearly z9es over June, 1850.
A total Of $66.17l.6l was paid
out az the General Revenue Fund
in June. leaving ! balance Of
| $l43. 1918. And 32,520.62 was
disbursed from The Sewer Reve-
nue. Fund during the month. a
total Of $l20,7l7.4l was paid to
the State Of Florida h Cigarette
Tax revenue.
The City's share IN ne opera
ton Of the Monroe County Gen
eral Hospital totaled $561.63.
Payment for one years cleo.
trio service accounted for z8ss
Of the June. 1864 expenditures.
1 Principal and interest require.
ments due July lst. 1852 were
paid through the interest and
sinking funds during the month
under review.
/ With 4 June cash balance O
i S., 7s7.ID and the 63.4l3.s0 in ex
penditures and $li4.7s6.75 In dis
hursements the City's cash bal
ance u $50. 40a.s3. i decrease d
1 45i ,331.36 when compared viii
| the preceding balances.