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Milford chronicle., 1952-12-05
LESS ACCIDENTS THROUGH
BUMPER TAPE

NEW YORK la9 IN q na-
tionwide drive to help reduce night
traffic accidents. the d 81 Junior
Chamber Of Commerce has already
put 5-foot strips Of red reflective
tape across the rear bumpers of
hundreds Of thousands Of automo-
biles, says Horace p. Henderson,
national president Of the 0rgani-
zatiOn.
Such light-reaecting bumpers are
said to be visible for half a mile.
It is hoped to cut down rear-end
collisions and other accidents re-
sulting from attempts to avoid hit
ting parked or stalled cars not seen
in time by approaching drivers.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-05

and every journey pleasure to anticipate and
Joy to experience.
Beautiful, luxurious and iaspiring-it adds to
the pleasure and satisfaction Of the whole days
activities.
And dependable, long-Eosd and economical in
Operation-it compliments its owners practical
wisdom through every marvellous mile he drives.
Don't you feel it would be wonderful to enjoy all
these things in your motor car? If you do-then
come in and see US. We'd be delighted to see you
at any time you find convenient.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-05
BRIDGEVILLE
By Mrs
Keller HOch
Phone
Bridge2ilIe 5sss

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Allen Of
New York, we're the weekend
guests Of 11r. and Mrs. Jack Blades.
Mrs. Gertrude Waters and son
Albert and Mrs. Oscar McCurry
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Waters in AYondale,
Pa.
Mrs. Sallie Whitehill spent sew
eral days last week in New York.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-05

eIoquentIy Of the man who owns it and drives it,
1t does so from its long association with the
worlds distinguished motorists 4. . and out of its
constant participation in the lives of the nations
leading people.
In every community across the land, Cadillac is
the predictable choice of those who choose without
restriction.
And how sveH they choose-and how s0issly!
For the Cadillac car-as any owner can tell you
lis surprisingly satisfying from every standpoint.
Smooth, powerful and re5pou5iOe-it makes each
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-05
Flood Damage

Flood damage, becoming more
and more costly each year, is esti-
mated to have cost 5000, 600. 600 in
the last so years. Fully 81, 1000, ,OOO,-
600 Of the total damage was caused
in 1851 and thus far in 1852.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-05
You Know Something About This Man !
You've never seen him before.

You've never seen him before.
And yet, as you watch him approach his motor
car-yQu feel instinctiyely that you know some
thing about this man.
You feel you know something of his background
and his standing among his fellow men. You sense
his consideration for the safety and comfort of his
family and his friends. And you have clear ind
cation of the mark he has made in his chosen field
of endeavor.
For that's one of the extraordinary things about
the great Cadillac car; 1t speaks SO clearly and SO
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HElP-WokAEN

white. exper.. over q !:
siIo ssiHIoopPE Pc Y1sSS M N. dlebe road,
wAaPsEgs AasltnEfESgR W VMAsEES sF Si'l Tor sea food
ns In es sHnditHDs HhoMpsoRg 5sgy SEA Foo6
thesda. Md, OIL. 1924. 81
MATTRESSES. experienced; Apply
CA;zlANovA RESTAURANT. 1909
wAifREssEs: HlIf III aEs. colored, experienced. S
Salary ana excellent tips. High
particulars. Fox S42-a. Star.
xSy, sEspsgRg sRs esgFAjsSs sEsE fS5Sss
white. 5-day week; av-
erage $50: WAGsHAL's DELICA-
TESSEN. 1855 Mass. ave. NV.
WAITRESS: white, exper. Apply in
person; pe;s IN NEW !, SUN ! n RESTAURANT
WAITRESS, sSH white III NM nisht work: hours.
Ssgss4ISssyR2Nsr. 4sis ss R. TA.Rsops I. ave- a.:'
wAiTREsSsEs. experienced Ss nisht
Gedf Terk Apply in person. cARRY's
WAITRESS (whitel, for soda foun-
tain and sandwich grill; no exper
nee. Apply 1915 M st. NV. 80
experienced. dependable.
for fast counter salary and excel
lent tips. Apply HERMANS. 62I
Penna. ave. NV. go
90. exper.. for hotel
dining room. Apply to Mr.. Kracher,
HOTEL DUPONT PLAZA. 1900 New
WAITRESS. exp. for small busy
downtown night club: night work,
CAPN GUYS, 1919 N. Y. ave.
NV. Al
MATTRESSES. experienced, white; no
sunday work. Apply TRIO RES
TAURANT, 1887 18th st. NV. 20
Evening star., 1952-08-29
STENOGRAPHER
SECRETARY

4 large. weli-established oreanization
mas q desirable opening for q cap
able woman. 21-35 yrs. OF age. VINO
IS interested in a permanent posi-.
hand and typing Of a good caliber
are required. We desire an indi-
vidual, who is neat in appearance,
capable Of meeting people and able
TO give good attendance. Hours: s.
SS:50; Mon; Fri. Paid vacations. sick
company benefits. Salary commen-
Sura.e with experience. Reply in own
handwriting, giving complete work.
experience. educational background
and personal data. Box 9-G. Star.
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. to work
in ONCE of local certified public
repoHts Mss PAID 1 yaest60, aSs to tyPs
ms. 35-hr. wk. Air-cond. ofiice;
some Sat. work. Salary $50 wk. to
start. with semiannual raises and an
nual bonus; Call MRS. McCLoSKEY.
STOCK CONTROL CLERK, exper.
pref; 5-day wk.; pleasant working
M91sR;Ay s1na5;; excel * ssiaTy' ssGS Phone IN Mr..
SUPERVISOR for garment repair,
out; good working conditions; 40
with qualifications. Call Monday
through Friday. ME. 594O. 80
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. white
for modern apt. building; good
salary and working conditions. See
resident manager, THE EDDY
STONE. 1901 Vermont ave. NV.
TAILOR. to work in a fine women's
speciality shop. Apply ZIRKIN'S, S21
14th st. NV. -29
observation-disclosures start Sept
3, Town and Country School. Sill
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, expert
enced. pleasant working conditions.
good salary. Apply chief operator.
CARLTON HOTEL. 18th and K sts.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
PART-TIME
TIYTTVTN

Outside collection work for finance
companv on salary basis Evening
work Write Box 147-G, star, stat
ing age. education and experience.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HELP WOMEN

HOSTESS. must be neat and exper-
fenced: hours pm. to | am, off
Mon. Excellent salary with oppor-
tunity. For infor.. call DU 1929.
HOSTESS, experienced: steady work
contact Mr.. Vivien, ROGER SMITH
HOUSEKEEPER and care Of / child
for empl. cple.; take complete charge
and make it their home; pvt. room;
5-day week. Ii. 3-1323. 81
HOUSEKEEPER. white. no objection
to mother with l child. To live in
or out. In Clinton, Md. Empl. couple
with 2 children. ages 5 and Z. Sat.
HOUSEKEEPER- COMPANION. with
edsr1 .d nursng sing sn f0
Sss sF. Ri RA. 'izs 44s5a n' local teierenses' WsS
INVOICE CLERK, exper. pref; 5-day
wk; responsible position with excel
salary. Phone MR.. MURRAY, Elk.
INVOKE CLERK -TYPISTS - Attrac-
tive opening for exper. typist ac-
curate with figures. To type and
check invoices using calculator. Per-
manent: 5-day wk. Call WALKED,
JRWELRY RMi LRS' sALEsLADY. expeT. g pref
.ut ., not ct, ,,,,I essential; e Excel; salary.
Georgia ave: Silver Spring. 81 :,
full day position in private school
Of long standing. State qualifications
and phone no. P. o. Box. 1925, d: c.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
MOTOR TRAVEL

PASSENGER WANTED to assist In
driving Studebaker to Detroit
sunday or Monday. MI. 1851.
TRAVELLING TO SEATTLE thru Den.
yer and Cheyenne. Need riders.
Leaving 3 September. Share ex.
penses. Jackson 4-1466.
LADY driving 80 Dodge to williams
burg. Va. and points of interest. Sat.
noon. Returning Mon. Refs GE.
06S2 or CO. 745a.
BUSINESS WIDOW. white. no FAM
lily, age 80, wishes Ions or short
round trips anywhere, any time,
with reliable, honorable persons:
DRIVING TO ST. LOUIS. septembef
3; desire laoy passenger. LO.
WILL TAKE I OR LADIES, over
week end, on mountain trip or
otherwise: sharing car expenses. DU.
1865. evenings 29s
DENvER-Round trip or / way; room
for 3: 1850 Hud.; by al means
the most inexpensive way to
travel. Isle KENDALL. IA 7-lT73.
DRTyINa TO OKLAHOMA cry
leaving sun. nisht; can take .
pAseengefs. Call 10. S-634&
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HELP WOMEN tcent. (,

CLERK -TYPIST, 1925: pleasant
working cond.; b-day week. Apply
in person CCRRADOS. INC. 4477
Conn. ave. NV. 30
CLERK -TYPIST. general ONCE duties;
discount on purchases. Apply Miss
1900 r st. NV. 81
for credit clothing
store; 51a-day week; good salary
and steady position. MA. 5451. --31
CLERK general office duties;
5-day wk.; Clarendon loc.; salary
open (white). Call OW. 1855. 20
CLERk-TYPIST, white, young lady
for perm. position in moving and
storage business; 40-hr.. 5-day wk.
Ii. $4,000. 8
CLERK with knowledge of
shorthand or dictaphone; prefer
applicant who resides in ne. Phone
MR.. PEREGRIM. HO. O626. 80
Evening star., 1952-08-29
WRAPPER
PERMANENT POSITION
5-DAY WEEK
APPLY
HAHN SHOE STORES
1901 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring. Md.
WRAPPER

GIRLS. white. counter. cashier. grill.
some exper. REQUIRED. Good starting
pay rapid advancements, meals, va
FOOD SHOP. 1899 Columbia pike,
Arl.. Va. (next door to Navy Annex
LADIEs--Make extra money in your
spare time, making and selling
free free catalosue, OF come IL and Re-
STfoNS Sc 1Ne' s%%S sss New sE"Ea York 'Ss. ave-.
$3.50 in pleasant contact with
AVON customers. Re. SI07. 90
WOMAN. white, to live in as one
OF the family to care for 9 children,
school age. No laundry: light
mouse duties. cooking for children
ana self. On Sunday: Sc. section.
JU. 9-9727. 81
WOMAN single must have experience
in credit department of real estate
nf1ce or department store. to take
charge Of credit department OF To-
cal established Arm; 44-hour week,
vacation with pay. attractive salary.
Excellent opportunity for woman
with initiative. advancement possi-
bilit1es unlimited Call IL. 3-3l4O
between 8 and ~ noon for appoint
GIRL FOR SALADS and sandwiches;
part time, 10 to .. Good salary,
location and working conditions.
Arrangements for interview. call
OIL. 5000, MR., JENSEN al
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HELP WOMEN

SALESLADIES, bright, alert young
women experienced in selling slip
cover and drapery fabrics; good
salary: salary 5.day s wk:; wE,. excel: workins
manager. MILL END SHOP. 93i
r st. NV. Il
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HELP-WokAEN

STUDENTS. high school seniors. in
terested in part time employment
Apply Miss Curtiss. 4th A., L, FRANK
Co. 200 r st. NV. Al
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Stenorranher-C.1erk

For 1-girl office. Initiative and abil-
ity to work without supervision more
important than experience. In
teresting, varied work in quiet. mod
ern conditioned once. Hours 3
to 5. Starting salary $50. CURTIS
CIRCULATION CO.. 4l2 9th st. NV,
Ma. 5063.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HELP WokEN

STENOGRAPHER and relief. on PIX
board; 5-day wk.; pleasant work
ing conds.; old estab. arm; excel.
salary. Phone Elk. 1897 for appt.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
YOUNG MAN

Interesting position for young man,
Is to II years; permanent, with
opportunity to learn all phases of
finance business; modern benefits.
Call MR.. MINTEENS. ST. S4OO. Il
Evening star., 1952-08-29

HUSKY YOUNG MAN. TO drive keg
beer truck; must have references.
drivers license and know city. Ap-
ply 1911 New York ave. ne; 20
opening for 2 statesmen in Va. and
Nd. territory. operating an estab-
liShed coffee. grocery and home fur
nishing routes. Guaranteed salary
plus commission. Vacation with
pay. hospital insurance and retire
ment plan. We furnish car with
operating expenses. To qualify you
must be 25 to 40 years old, good
health, good references and can fur
nish small bond. Call in person at
S0l Franklin st. ne. or phone HO.
571S for appointment interview.
OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY for
2 men. If you are between % and
As yrs. Of age, interested in q
permanent selling position and have
an average education plus o good
standing in your community, write
Box 4I3-G. Star, giving your name
and experience BACKGROUND and we
will be glad to call you for an
appt. All replies will be considered
strictly confid Dental. 81
Evening star., 1952-08-29
YOUNG MEN-6

1924. to represent leading publishers
of America. Salary plus commission
and bonus. Must be free to travel to
Florida and California this winter.
Permanent work with q wonderful
tel. Honrs: NO 10 1S am1i Dm' ano "a "a
Pm. Positively no phone calls. Per-
Sonal interview only. 80
Evening star., 1952-08-29
YOTING MAN

Excellent opportunity If you are be-
tween the ages Of 1S and 26 and
wish to start with an expanding
company.
Position Of dispatcher and order clerk
pany manufac acturinS Automatic de-
vices and for the right person a fine
future in our engineering and install
lation department will be possible.
High school education essential and
some knowledge of electrical cir
cults, air-conditioning equipment,
physics and blueprint reading is
desirable. Reply by letter, stating
your qualifications to MINNEAPO-
LIS HONEYWELL REGULATOR CO.,
Mr. Il q AI,,llar On
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HOSTESS

HOSTESS
HOURS: s PM. TO / 80 AM
Permanent position: saiary commen-
surate with experience and ability
meals furnished, dresses furnished,
paid vacations and sick leave. grcur
insurance. employe purchase dis.
APPLY HOT sIIoPPEs. INC.
Room 900. 134I G st. NV,
Evening star., 1952-08-29
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COMPANION. exper.. reliable, ref.
desires perm. DOS. to elderly pers.;
free to travel. MA. 1884. Ext. 516.
NURSE. practical, white. desires care
Of lady bed patient; best refs. TO.
6l63
NURSES. colored (o). exper., desire
any type cases: elderly people. child
care: Good refs. HU. 1496 o9s
NURSE wants night work
or baby case. Call any time. RA.
334S. -3l
care of baby or adult; will stay
some nights. TR. 1854.
COLORED GIRL would like part-time
evening work as receptionist,
switchboard operator or elevator
operator. DE. S941. 81
Evening star., 1952-08-29
YOIING MAN

Excel. opport. for aggressive young
man to learn lumber business with
growing organization. Must be reas.
accurate and neat with figures and
willing to work inside and outside.
All company benefits plus paid va
cation Salary open for discussion
at time of interview. LANE LUM-
BER co. AP. 1922.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
SITUATIONS MEN

BOOKKEEPER-SEC yrs.'
exper., available immed. JU. s-3Sos.
MAN, As. currently Is years in posi-
tion of trust responsible for; en-
ploye activities with public tnot
sales; preparation payrolls, ONCE
records. reports. banking, purchas-
ing: correspondence, some publicity
and newspaper advertising, advance
ment hampered c!earcur reasons
company status. Complete experience
and and qualifications na;a to examination
be utilized in approximately $4,000
munication to Box 20s-E. Star.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For or, smploy%snt oGa ,o1s yard USrs
Cleaning. etc. SALVATION Army. Amy
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
MEDICAL STUDENT, 25, in need OF
part-time work evenings for room
snd sgd Lor boa board or equivalent. Boz
YogNG Siati MAN. %. married, Si drat.
ssted in full-time empl. retail,
YMCA. exper. Call z to $50 m.
and $50 to 10 pm. LU. 1-5ao4.
YOUNG MAN, colored, night worker.
desires 2 or 9 morn, light cleaning
rxHGiET xefklyi ref irEfx Il 434s1 ItS DRY .xn.r
desires night desk work as clerk in
apt bldg. Call Dupont 1894. 2es
CONSTRUCTION WORK, preferably
as carpenters helper: all Navy
exper.; heavy rigging, line and wire
splicing, preparation and painting Of
structural steel. Box 22S-E, Star.
C0LORED MAN desires cement work,
any type. Call EX. 1894. 81
Evening star., 1952-08-29
CASHIER

CIGAR AND CANDY COUNTER
CLERK. 4S-hour week. WASHING
TON CIRCLE DRUG. Elk. 1905. Il
CLERK at Silver Spring store. Eve
ming work. Call SH. 2447 between
IL am. and l pm. Il
CLERK. for printing plant. Reply in
own handwriting giving description
of education, age and experience.
Box 145-G. Star. 20
CLERK, in credit ONCE; bookkeeping
exper. pref; 5-day wk.: excel. salary.
Phone EX. 2697 for appt. 81
CLERKS, for shoe store. white, ex-
perience not necessary. CLARK
SHOE STORE, 920 F st. NV. ZAP
ply in person. 80
once work: an interesting instruct
I've position is open here. See Mr..
Tarshes,. BEAL MOTOR CO., 1401
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HOSTESSES

HOSIESSES
Home economists or persons with the
equivalent in practical home max
ing experience, or experienced in
field Of food and nutrition.
ing multiple units and are interested
in talking to qualified persons con-
cerning o new hostess service being
provided for our customers. Please
write, giving complete information
concerning education, experience,
family status and age. Box 45o-G.
Star --31
Evening star., 1952-08-29

RECEPTIONIST-SE to dem
tist; excellent salary for right ap-
plicant: age 25 to 35: must be neat.
attractive, willing to learn and have
initiative. Phone WI. 2745 or WI.
Slab. or write Box 14s-G. Star.
MANAGER, exper.. for new
apt. project. upper NV. Wash; very
attrac. proposition for one with
proper background; confidential COR
respondence invited. Box S2-G. Star.
SALES AGENTS; full or part time.
Make big money selling real estate.
SMITH REALTY, AP. O1OG.
SALES CLERKS, exper, work in gem
riety Ct material; able to keep
tions; 5h-day week. NE. b94O for
sAEEsGIRL. fISif for small shop. oppor-
tunity to learn bookkeeping. No ex-
perience necessary: Apply ADLER
sALESGIRL for gift shop. Starting
$50 to $50 per wk. Excel. advance
ment opportunities. VANITY FAIR.
SALEsGIRL. experienced. for retail
bakery. 1907 Michigan ave. ne.
SALESGIRL for 10O-year-old Arm.
Salary. sick benefits. Call MR.. BETZ
sALEsLADY. selling costume jewelry
and gifts; excellent salary; pleasant
surroundings. TREASURE TROvE.
1903 G St NV, 81
SALESLADIES. bright, alert young
women, experienced IN selling slip
cover and drapery fabrics; good
salary; 5-day wk.;, excel. working
conds.: in air-cond. store. Apply
manager. MILL END SHOP. 4031
2Sth st. South Shirlington shopping
center, Arlington, Va. II
SALESLADY wanted, full or part time
for .nlant's and children's wear;
some selling exper. Apply at
ARDEN'S. 1923 H st. ne. go
SALESLADIES. experienced children'S
wear: excellent salary and COM
mission. Apply ESTHER SHOP,
Shirlington shopping center. Arl..
va. 20
Evening star., 1952-08-29

YOUNG LADIES'
lS to 20. to represent leading fashion
plus commission and bonus. Must
be free 20 travel to Florida and
California this winter. Permanent
work with a wonderful future. See
MR.. MASON, Cairo Hotel. hours
10 NIL p.m.. 20 pm. Positively
only. 40
Evening star., 1952-08-29
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN

VETERAN. wife, want
small or large place to take care Of:
can work out nights; well-expey.
lanitor, handyman. RA. Ol75.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HOSTESSES

11N<0 l. GkOOCO
Several openings for neat, attractive
women: exper desirable but not nee
essary; meals furnished, dresses
furnished: excellent salary and
working conditions. Company f.
nanced insurance plan, paid vaca-
tionS. Apply in person, HOGATES
SEAFOOD RESTAURANT, 9th and
Maine ave SW y
Evening star., 1952-08-29
YOUNG MAN

Permanent position with investment
banking firm. Some knowledge of
typing: 5-day week; modern down.
town ONCE. In reply give draft status
and salary expected. Box 2S5-G,
Star. -29
Evening star., 1952-08-29
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

Girl wanted to live in. Age limit not
over 40. For full information call
MA 1890 2oh
Evening star., 1952-11-27

l2K Lady Tucker Women's Blouse
of 40 denier nylor with lace and
ruffIe trimmed yoke. bow tie and
button front. White, Sizes 38-44
$7.95
Sport Shop-Second Floor. W0shi"efo"
Street Floor. Virginia
Evening star., 1952-11-27

III Lady Tucker Women's Blouse
of 40 denier nyIon with nylon net
yoke detail flower. White. pink. blue.
navy. ecru, black or brown. Sizes
3S-44. N.95
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not subject to tax and capital losses
cannot be deducted. Interest received
on bonds or other obligations of the
United States Government, of Mary
land, or any of its political sub-divis-
ions is not subject to tax. However,
interest received on bonds or other
obligations of other states and their
political subdivisions Is taxable
Dividends received upon the stock Of
Maryland banks and trust companies
and from National Banks, both with
in this State, are tax exempt under
the Maryland law. Dividends received
from Savings and Loan Associations,
whether Federal or Domestic, are
subject to tax under the State law.
Dividends received in liquidation or
dissolution are treated as taxable in
come to the extent that they represent
earnings of the corporation and not
as capital gains as under the Federal
law.
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Mrs. Gertrude Schaeffer was host
ess to members of the Gormania
Methodist WSCS last Thursday eve
ming. Mrs. Genevieve Ke5sel led de-
votions. Mrs. Marie Wade reported on
the study of the Book of Acts. Plans
were made for World Day Of Prayer.
Refreshments were served Present
were Mrs. J. w. Gilbert, Mrs. Lavada
Foley, Mrs. Leota Butts and daughter,
Mrs Maxine Manchester, of Yer
mont; Mrs. Genevieve Kcssel, Mrs.
Ella Aronhalt, Mrs. Viola Knots,
Mrs. Leona Aronhalt, Mrs. Bessie
Splitter, Mrs. Loretta Foltz. Mrs.
Marie Wade, Misses Patsy and Bar
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n two previous articles we have
lit with the requirements for filing
urns, the liability Of residents and
presidents, allowable personal cX-
ptions and definitions of depen-
ITS and head of family. In this ar
e, Mr.. Tawes continues, the rates
tax and the methods Of computa-
n.
Maryland has what is commonly
erred to as a classified income
3" according to Comptroller Tawes.
der the law, income is segregated
categories of ordinary income"
1 Investment income" Ordinary
ONE consists Of salaries, wages
/ compensation for personal SER
es, rents, mot including ground
lts), royalties, and income from
de, business. or profession. Briefly
ted it includes income from sources
erein a certain amount of personal
vices are spent in its acquisition or
)duction. The rate of tax on ordi-
~ income is two (2) per cent.
Investment income consists of divi-
Ids, interest, ground rents and an
ties. The rate of tax on invest
mt income is five (5) per cent.
Computation of Tax
Two methods of computation are
ailable in the law to the majority
resident individual taxpayers. The
tional Method of Computation
netimes referred to as the "short
M" is available to those whose in
ne is from salary and wage sources
| where the gross income does not
.eed $4,000 of which not more
n $500 is from dividends, interest
annuities. A tax table is set forth
the form and in its computation
)wance has been made for personal
emption and deductions approx
ting 1917 Of the gross income to
maximum allowance of $500. After
Sc allowances were made the re-
inder has been taxed at 20. The
yular Method Of Computation or
ng form" is available to all resi-
is. 1t must be used by G) those
ose gross income exceeds $4,000;
by those having investment in
lie in excess of $500; and by those
aged in a trade, business or pro-
sion on in any type Of business, oc-
alton, or profession where eX-
SEES are to be claimed in connee-
Herewith. 1t must, also, be used
N return is to be submitted for
eriod of less than a year or when
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Deductions

Generally items permitted as de-
auctions under the Federal law are
also deductible under the State law;
however, we do not permit the deduc-
ton Of income taxes paid to the Fed
eral Government or to this State, OPP
Grating losses cal1y-over or carry
back. Limitations are also placed on
losses and bad debts. The instructions
accompanying the Maryland form deal
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bara Aronhalt, and the hostess.
Prayer meeting at the Bayard
church has been changed to Tuesday
nights at 1880. Mrs. Wade is teaching
the Book of Acts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boigegian and
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Gross Income

With but few exceptions the gross
income as developed in your Federal
return will be the same reportable to
Maryland. The instructions accom-
panying the Maryland form fully set
forth the items to be included in the
gross income. The principal items of
difference between the Federal and
Maryland laws are as follows, Comp
troller J. Willard Tawes states Under
the Maryland law capital gains are
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son Larry, Akron, O., were Weekend
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Dan Knots.
Also visiting at the Knots home on
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wildesen. Of Bloomington.
Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Wade and