Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 167, Decatur, Adams County, 17 July 1947 — Page 2

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"Do's And Don'ts” Os New Rent Agreements Listed By Director

A list ot Do's and Don’ts" for the guidance of landlords and tenants who are cbneldering voluntary lease agreements Increasing rents up to, but not more than, 15 perrent was outlined today by area rent director John K. Williams, who conferred with tenants and landlords at the Decatur post office. The rent director slresed that rents cannot be raised by lease agreements unless all requirements are satisfied. A true, signed copy of leases must be filed with the rent office. Each will be examined carefully. leases which fall short of faceting requirements, or which contain evasive clauses, must be rejected, and any increased rent paid by the tenant must be returned to him. “Do's** Listed 1. Bear In mind that the law says leases are to be signed by landlord and tenant “voluntarily, and in good faith.” No tenant can be evicted for refusing to sign a lease. 2. Put the lease In writing. Rents cannot be raised Sy oral agreement. 8. See that the Increase is no more than 15 percent of the rent in effect at the time of signing, it may Ire less. 4. Be sure that the lease is executed (that is, signed by both landlord and tenant) by December 31, 1947. 5. Remember that at the earliest the lease must not run out before January 1, 1949. 6. If you are the landlord, file a signed copy of the lease with the rent office within 15 days after the date of execution (signing). If POLAND URGES K'nntlnued from Paar 1» banla. Greece’s insistence of maintaining that it still is at war with Albania as a result of the 1940 Attack by Italy and Albania on the Greeks, Poland claimed, is one of

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you and your tenant sign at different times, the later date is the date of execution. 7. If you are the landlord, file three copies of a Registration ot three copies of a registration of lease form at the time you file a signed copy of the lease. Get the registration forms at the rent office. List of “Don'ts” Mr. Wiliams also listed the following “Don't”: 1. Don’t include provisions in the lease which decrease the essential services, furniture, furnishings, and equipment which were Included In the rent In effect at the time the lease was signed. 2. Don’t include provisions which permit the landlord to terminate the lease at his option. The lease must run through the entire year of 1945. 3. Don’t include conditions, provisions. or minor covenants clearly designed to evade the law, such as provisions which permit the landlord to exact penalties or to terminate the lease before the expiration date. “It Is our responsibility under the housing and rent act of 1947." Mr. Williams said, “to check all leases to see that all things necessary to lie done are done, and to make equally sure that no evasive provisions are included, whether deliberately or by mistake. We can carry out thin responsibility with maximum success if the simple suggestions that I have outlined here are followed closely.” the causes of current strife in southeastern Europe. American and British officials said the Polish suggestions were not acceptable and pressed for an early vote in the face of mounting Indications that Russia would veto the western countries’ proposals Jjange. former economics professor who gave up his rights as a

naturalized American to speak for Poland in the CN, called on the council to reject the majority charge that Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania have been supporting guerrilla fighting and unrest within Greece. COURTHOUSE Estate Opened Letters of administration were Issued by the clerk to Rufus Meshberger as administrator of the estate of Wilson S. Eversole. Estimate of the value was given at |5<W» In personal property and 1760 in real estate. Bond for 11.000 was filed, subject to approval of the court. 0

PILES Hurt Like SmUMNorltrii Thousands change groans to grins. Uss a dnrfors- formula to relieve discomfort of piles. Sent druggists by noted ’H><>rntoo A Minor Clin” Surprising QUICK palliative relief of pain. Itch, irritation. Tends to softrn, shrink swelling I»« torlorr way. Get tube ThoHßon A Minor's Rectal Ointment or Rectal Suppositories today- Follow label directions. Tor sale at all drug stores everywhere

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Donald M. Springer On Training Cruise Donald M. Springer, mailman/ second class, son of Mrs. Cleo Springer of 1128 Elm street, is participating in a naval reserve training cruise in European waters aboard the battleship t'SS Wisconsin In conjum tlon with the summer training cruise ot midshipmen from the U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. The cruise began June 23 at Rosyth, Scotland, and Includes Copenhagen. Denmark; Oslo, Norway; Goteborg, Sweden, and the English ports of Ixmdon, Portsmouth. Weymouth. Plymouth, Greenwich, and Woolwich, as porta of call. In addition to the reservists, there aie aboard 2.100 midshipmen from the Naval Academy *and 800 members of tho naval reserve officers training corps from various colleges and universities. ■ -o- — GOVERNORS OF (Cunllnurd from I’sge II be at all times an American foreign policy, representative of the best in America and representing the t'nited Slates to the nations of the world as a county that seek* I peace and Is united in its deter-

mination to protM t the Inalienable rights and privileges that our citizens now enjoy ” ——<y—— — SOARING corn i Itawllnwed fr— l Pear *> brightened the crop picture somewhat. Flood damage and government

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purchase of corn for merits were blamed primal the fact that the Price of 2’* Hires for July delivery nine successive all-time bin? the Chicago board «>f trade Q,( Coi n now has re a( h*j , only about 17 cents lesaiha Bw v heretofore regarded as th #s 2J principal “money crop.” costlier than wheat on a J per pound basis.