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" 9 ' "V V '" * ; ' *4'"- .; ajL'.i4&4. '7'A... i. - <"*-<• - - v r, Thursday, April 6, 1950 STATE TAXPAYERS' FEDEEATION URGES BIG VOTE APRIL 11 ||«orge B. Mahln, executive tecretary of the Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois, has called. on all qualified voters in the April 11 Illinois primary to support ovjy those candidates for local .offices, the General Assembly .... and the II. S. Congress "who are willing to stand up and be counted ojj the issue of economy in soveinment-- local, state and national, and to '"'lighten our crushing tax burdens". "Now is the time for voters to feet, while candidates are in their home bailiwicks seeking public support," Muliin counselled, "not when the rollcalls are being taken for mor» spendftig and_ higher taxes." •• : v I . '"The voters who nit. at home on \ ANY election day have no on^ to --blame but themselves fojf .what's happened to tlieir tax bills." said Mahin, whose orgr.nizatiott' . was , -formed in 1940 . by pufolic'~hnndoil > citizens alarmed at the mounting ^costs of' government, the risnig ; .federal debt and the dange.rsous ;'i Policies of deficit fmancing:: ' ' "Effective results can be obtain • <a4 if epch Wndidate is coiitacttHl personally and made to explain hi position on public expenditure and waste in government," Mahin added. "Even where a candidate lias no opposition, it is important that his constituents let him kaow In no uncertain terms that they want government to stop spend ing more than its income--and not to increase taxes to balance th budget either." VERDA DIERZEN The Taxpayers' Federation of Jllltnois, which performs a "watchj dog" service- on public expenditures by government tn Illinois, 'presently is giving full cooperation to the Illinois Committee for the Hoover Report on a statewide program to encourage enactment of recommendations of the Hoover of an pxisttnfr property* Units created by remodeling on - or after April 1, 1949, are not decontrolled unless a decontrol order has been issued by the area ren office. (3) Noil - house-keeping furnished rooms located in the landlord's private residence where there are UNDER FEDERAL RENT CONTROL Commission which would save at no more than two-paying-guests, least thrye billions .annually in (4) Motor courts which were such federal taxes. on Julie 30. 1947; also trailers and trailer spaces used exclusively for LIST DWELLINGS transient occupancy on April 1. 19'49. (51 Accommodations in hotels providing specified services to occupants on June :>0. 1947, and * which are commonly known as J. Edwin Porter, associate rent hotels on JufteJJO. 1947. (6) Tourist director^ believes that tenants homes serving^Jransient guests cannot be advised too frequently exclusively on-June 30, 1947. of their rights and obligations un- if the unit you live in does not der the Ilousinb and Kent Act of fall within the above mentioned ld49. The first thing every tenant classifications, it is undoubtedly , should determine is as to whether under rent control and you' as a the accommodation he lives ill istenant should check the tenant's under federal rent control. The copy of the landlord's registration following classcs of ;housi.-tg ac-statement for both the maximum ebmmodations afe not under fentrent to paid and equipment and control, , ^ • services due tinder the maximum ..^tfly"y©n-i!enr. If**ybu do not have a copy, strutted. dwelling units,'coitfpletedof the registration statement, ask on or after Feb. 1, lfl47; alsa new-the landlord to show you his copyly constViictetl dwelling, li.iits ('prn-lit lie i3 unable, or r< fuses to sliow. pleted between Feb. 1. i:94f>,- audit, contact the area rent office fof,, Feb. 1, lif»47, apd not rented other the niaxifrium rent on your acthan to members, otv the Javidlord's comniodatibn; The Housing aid immediate family'prior to July l.Rent Act of X949 extends to teri- 1917. (2i Conversions:' Mousing ants jiving in controlled accommo4- units created after Feb. l; 1947,dations against over-charges of by converting a .structure from any kind, unauthorized rent innon- liousing use; also additional creases and hasty or illegal evichousing units created after Feb. tions. If you are in doubt about any 1, 1947. by substantial remodeling conditions of your local rental WARNING! SPRING IS HERE ... -Custom Made ... Draperies Slipcovers Curtains Pillows Valances Bedspreads Cornices Venetian Blinds COMPLETE UPHOLSTERY 1 SERVICE -Oagreement contact the area rent office at 32f> Washington street, Waukegan, or consult the area rent representative at your nearest rent station. The rent station at Woodstock is on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month, from 1 to 1:30 o'clock p.m. in the court house. VOTE FOR Complete line of Lee's poultry remedies at Watties Drug Store-, McHenry. • 8tf Order your rubber The JPlaindealer. stamps Read the Want Ads. MOSEY INN ' I . ' ' RINGWOOD TELEVISION PRAGER BEER f&ED BOWMAN, Prop Fish Fry on Fridays UpiapiJIPl r ~ RE-ELECT - I HENRY J. 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