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SITUATTONS-DoMESTIC.

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WOMAN as cook and housewoTE- with good
experience and reference Call any time
Ala 0 st NV. Agnes.
WOMAN; colored. wants housework in small
tfii1iy, If n " oay Ror5 Ss or laundry work. 909 T
WOMAN; colored, desires day or part-time
work, Lincoln l261-J
WOMAN. colored, first-ciass, reliable. pre-
SF general 24S 2aSuseTork $eg or laundry work
WOMAN. settled. experienced, wants work
as maid; stay nights; with reference. Po-
WOMAN. neat. honest, wants general house
work t413 Corcoran St NV North 69e6
to- 10 o'clock; work Of any kind good
references. Decatur 6o72
WOMAN, colored, honest, wishes part-time
or DAYS work. Call Dec. 5968
WOMAN, colored, wishes DAYS work, part
mme s or any KIND OF work; good city refer
WOMAN. reliable. experienced. wants place
a. COOK or or general housework, with refer
ences. Call Decatur 0603.
WOMAN, white. desires place for general
housework or maid Lincoln 21o9-W
WOMAN, colored, reliable. wants general
housework, part or whole time. North 4718
WOMAN for general housework with city
perlence. Call Dec. l890W.
WOMAN white, settled, as housekeeper,
nurse nurse Tor invalid or companion. Phone Dec.
WIDOW. middle aged, white desires position
as houSekeeper in small family; no laundry
Apply 36l5 Fenwick st, Brentwood Md
WIDOW, white, refined wishes job as prac-
tical nurse and houSekeeper; country or city;
ref. Phone Rockville ll9
WIDOW of refinement desires position as
housekeeper; not servant type Address Box
359-A. Star Office l3s
YOUNG CoLQRED WOMAN desires days
work preferably cleaning; city reference;
experienced. Decatur 1881
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


JAzZ1-tPopular music in 20 lessons; free les
School. 7lS llth ST. NV. Dist 1878. Booklet
LESSONS IN RUSSIAN GIVEN BY ExPE-
flenced teacher iauthor OF text BOOKS on
Russian LANGUAGE; easy method for begin
ners. Col. 7lllW
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT; EASY
parking: cars furnished. Call Foster tOld
Reliablel. Met. 1909 GA ST. sw 14'
AVIATION - LEARN TO FLY: LOWEST
rates in town time payments If preferred
Address Box 66-A. Star ONCE.
OUR THOROUGH INSTRUCTION AND MOD
efn equipment make switchboard operating
easily learned. oxford Bldg. l4th at N Y ave
SHOW CARD WRITING and lettering-Prac-
tical shop instruction evenings by expert
Address BOX 67A Star ofice.
LINOTYPE OPERATORS earn S50-$75 week
ly. We teach you in short time Burton
Linotype School, Printcraft Blrg
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY-RE-
hned licensed instructors; cars furnished
1923 L st. NV. Dec. 1911.
GIRLS--FREE INSTRUCTION FOR GIRLS
with talent, singing or dancing, for our en-
tertainnent wor,s. Fox Entertainment Bu-
reau. 1928 18th St NV
DUPONT C1RCLE-FRENCH LESSONS BY
nstlVH. interesting method, rapid progress;
elso art lessons with success, North 1923
BRIDGE LESSONS-ELE LENIENTARY, ADJ
v-rced, auction. contract; after1oCn ev~-
ningS; reasonable rates. Address Box 477-A.
Star ONCE.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS = LICENSED
r'ite men: anywhere. any hour your or
oNE TH~t cell ?n" time, fd~r1r rtpa
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AUTOMOBILE Statesmen covering fleet
owners of this city; sideline opportunity
Write x. q A Co.. 30s East 5th ST., Brooklyn
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statesmen (2); Southern manufacturer
adding to present sales force, only those
experienced in direct selling need apply. For
interview write Post Office Box 1904, wash
lnEton. d. C
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Experience not necessary; must be good
telker, neat appearance, good personality
men that qualify can make 500 per week
prospect. Bicentennisl Sales Product 9l6 G
81 n W Room Bill
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| statesmen - Experienced selling brushes,
| cleaners washers. refrigerators for 81 price
! article. No high-preSSure needed. mostly
recommended sales Fagley Halpen, once
| o23 Phila lrhia Pa
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SOLICITORS

Must be total abstainers; local church
sssunhers preferred; work In drive that will
e supported by daily radio program and
r1sss meetings; fullest cooperation excep-
cas- s3s Estiona Press Buiidfnx.
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WOMAN as cook and housework, with GOOD
Il 0 st NV Agnes
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A LADY

Must be over rs years Of age TO be trained
TO take care OF our established trade. preVi
GUS sales experience not necessary, but pre
Ierreo applicant must be neat, courteous
eng fehable. permanent position with eS
ceHent opportunity for advancement An
ply. by letter only stating aee. experience
and telephone. Address Box 4l1-V, Star or
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COUPLE wants place. general housework,
chauffeur, butler; will stay nights; good city
reference, Phone North 1l84-J.
MAN AND WIFE, colored. desire positions
with private family, either together or sin
gly Wife excellent cook, seamstress and
all around houseworker. Man general work
around home; city ref. North 1851.
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YOUNG WOMAN INEXPERIENCED
for outside sales work; call upon direct
leads; must be neat and aggressive SALARY
and commission is paid to woman flling our
nnceS navy 4eiel
THE GARDNER CORPORATION OF wAeu
IEGTON. d C. ''i-
1920 K st. NV. Suite 5oD.
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YOUNG MAN. Washingtonian, who has a
wide personal acquaintance among business
friends to sell q clean. useful product; steady
position with good salary; no commission.
Answer By letter giving past and present
connection, earning ability at each, age, etc
Address BOX 307-A. Star Office. i3'
YOUNG MEN to sell typewrters; good open
ing for right party Gen. Type. Co, TAO
14th ST "
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESME
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen, covering fleet
owners Of this city sideline opportunity.
AA1ttIfscSlve eommisssions So Experienced only.
BIG MONEY MAKERS LPromoters-seli new
plan chain merchandising, Ideal for present
condition. Some men making 1900 monthly
and better. III prove 1t. Weidner, Cedar
Rapids. Iowa
FORD SALESMEN-If you are a worker and
really have to make money. it. is possible
for you TO become a member of growing
organization whose watchword is PEP; must
have an automobile. II you feel that you
can qualify. come in Monday morning, De
| cember l4th. and talk with BUCK WALSH,
sales manager, Eynon Motor Co., 1887 Irving
St NV. l3'
compact-with wonderful value 800 set
soiletries. 1000 prott. Paris Laboratories,
3149 Locust. Dept. 9S. st. Louis, Mo.
LITHOGRAPH sALEsMEN-To an expert
ceptional proposition to offer When reply
ing. outline complete experience, including
approximate annual sales. Address Box
o5-A, star once.
SALESMAN OF experience and integrity;
must be producer; good future for the
right man. Address Box 3ss-V. star ONCE.
statesmen, experienced TO sell clever,
popular priced brassiere and corset line to
dry goods and department stores in Wash
ington, Baltimore and vicinity. 1917 straight
commission. State experience. Give refer
ences. Miss America Brassiere Co, sl3 Van
Buren,. CHICAGO.
sALEsMEN-New article, used in every
home: fast seller and big commission Call
between and IL am. 1924 Holbrook st.
| Statesmen (2); Southern manufacturer
| adding to present sales force; only those
experienced in direct selling need apply. For
| interview write Post ONCE Box 1904, wash
| lnEton. D. C
| statesmen, year around postion can
make from s35 TO $50 per week 70l Park
! I'd. bet. and pm.
| statesmen - Experienced selling brushes,
cleaners, washers, refrigerators for 81 price
article. No high-pressure needed mostly
recommended sales. Fagley- -Halpen, once
233 Philadelphia. Pa.
statesmen WANTED-With automotive sales
or shop experience, to sell Stromberg Motto
Scope "a patented scientific instrument that
definitely diagnoses all engine troubles on
a straight comm. basis Protected territory
| open in District of Columbia and City of
Baltimore. Call 10 o'clock Tuesday morn
| ing at Ambassador Hotel. Ask for Mr.. Will
| kinson
STATE agents with crew should make from
$4,000 to $4,000 per year placing special
| collection system. Creditors Protective As
ISOLATION, Box 447 Plainheld. N. J.
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POLICE ENANI-

Salary, 81 90o-Coaciin c3u-se specially
prepared printed le sorS law , 1rdS lay
phrases policemen should kncU mental
tests based on previous ans letter writ
ing; punctuation, formation OF letter, the
model letter. Lessons alo-e. IS; with few
evenings OF direct explanation. $40. NO
SIMILAR COURSE OFFERED ELSEWHERE,
inspect it. Glass limited, starts Monday
night. only
BOYD SCHOOL,
,,Siyil Service Coaching Specialists.
1898 81. Nat. 7338.
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statesmen wanted to merchandise a new
General Electric product. General Electric
Home Laundry Equipment and Flat Plate
Ironers: selling experience and car desir-
able, Apply Mr.. Pohlmann. 2nd floor, Ma
tionai Electric Supply Co., 1890 N. Y. ave
nv. $50 TO 10 am.
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YOUNG. ENPERIENCED
SAL SNIFN

wanted for temporcrv war'. a. Golden
herEs Dept. Store. Ap1ly to Mr. EnEe,man
Ghos Dept. Main Floor.
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SALESMEN Tor advertislng printing. Biggest
season now. Sell items every one demands.
new items. All prices reduced. Hammermill
Bond Stationery. Free illustrations. High
est commissions. Repeats assured. OUTFIT
furnished. MalsyRalston, 48o Canal, New
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MOTOR TRAVEL

| MoA Aoh SS~
PRIVATE PARTY lsavng for }nr Oklahoma }1o
| sengerS; S25 each; references required. Ad-
dress BOX 362-A, Star otice.
LEAVING about Dec; 22 for Toronto: via via
Buffalo, returning Jan. !: take one or .Wo
passengers. Call North 1886.
DRIVING San Antonio December IS; rev
Ford; two: $l9 each G. R. Tagsart' Box
YOUNG MAN desires to drive to Jackson
ences. ertce u. address Box sse-A, Star oface.
LADY, driving to Florida. would take pas
senger sharing
on cottage or apt in Florida. Phone West
AM LEAVING FOR CHARLESTON, S. c. q
bring four passengers; reasonable. See me
at 416 18th st. about Dec. 20
LADY DRIVING FLORIDA, ABOUT DEC.
three and assure special care elderly passen-
GERS Decatur 1920, Hotel Grafton.
LADY MOTORING TO FLORIDA CHRIST
mas week will take or 8 passengers; share
expense and driving; references exchanged.
Cley. 455S-R.
PASSENGERS wanted over Xmas holidays
to Aurusta. Ga, or way stations: round
trip, SIS Address Box 443-A, Sta effice.
DRIVER wanted, to Augusta, Ca for trip;
Address Box ASIA, Star office.
WANTED one or two passengers to Chat
references exchanged. Call Potomac 313s-W..
MAN AND WIFE RETURNING CALF, DEC.
a. Southern route; Dodge Senior; $35. Alex.
2054-Wx. l3s
coNGENIAL TRAVEL BUREAU, sa1 Penna.
ave. NV, registers passengers and cars, ex-
pense sharing. Nat. s75s, North lose4, p m.
60 BY EEIyATE; ;, AgTo, |sHz sAAEE SEvE Expense.
HuxyANA nai RENesA-s AVE. MET. s1sa.
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IADIESl

LADIES!
We require 2 high-type ladies in sales do
1artment' ladies' with whom we can trust
our customers. The hours are 9 to 4; no
work Saturday; permanent employmept ~ ~
those who qualify; these positions are shova
the average financially, and to uuaIify or
pllcants must be over rs and under AZ crI
tured neat appearing and have pleasant ~
uaetlye personality; sales experience moi IS
ness experience. II any and phone" "nu nuroSs! oSs!-
Address Boz 7o-A. Star Office. -'1'iioer
A LARGE department store
requires the services o. an as
sistant or head of stock in ifs
stationery dept; must be thor
onShly experienced, understand
ing stock requirements, inycn-
tory, INVOICES and engraving
In making application state age
experience and salary expected
Address Box 388-N, Star Office
WANTED-Experienced milli-
merry saleslady for we'll estab-
lished F ST. store; permanent
position for right party. Apnlv
in own handwriting. Addre,.
Box asz-A, Star Office, 80
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WANTED-Clesning, dyeing. tailoring busi-
ness Address Box 380-A. Star office. IA
SUBURBAN STORE and rooms, in Nd;
cleo, garage and outbuildings; close to city,
corner Central ave. and Chapel rd.; $25
mo- Call at 1921 1th St NV
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SALESMAN-ColleFe graduate, married. am
bilious. one who likes salesmanShip. knows
Washington and is willing to learn
technical line TO sell at retail to best
customers. No canvassing or house calling.
Age 24-35. Tabulate qualifications and re-
ply Box 68-A. Star ofhce
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ROOMING HOUSES Choice locations:
priced to sell; let US show you some new
places; we have the best buys in washing-
ton: c. Henry Co., 14l0 H ST. n W. Met.
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INDUSTRIOUS, refined man of As will invest
5000 with services in any profitable, legiti-
mate business or enterprise anywhere. Ad~
dress Box 60-A, Star Office
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MCDONALD DEFEAT
LOOMS IN BRITAIN
Labor Cabinets Resignation
Expected if Amendment
on Taxes Passes.

- mo Associated Press.
LONDON. June 1.-THE possibility
81 the defeat Of the Labor government
IN the House Cl Commons next Tuesday
on the Liberal amendment to the land
tax bill was admitted in parliamentary
circles today.
If the amendment is adopted, the
resignation of the ministry, the diSso-
luton of Parliament and the calling of
p general election are regarded as al
most certain inaSmuCh as the land tax
proposal is one of those major questions
which the government views as a mat
ter Of confidence
Hope for Liberal Aid.
The conference between Prime Min
iSter Macdonald and Liberal leaders
Yesterday apparently did not lead TO a
compromise and a deadlock appears
inCvltable
II was said IN Labor quarters. how
ever, that several Liberals would alb
stain from voting against the govern
mCnt. and it was hoped there would
he enough Liberal OBJECTIONS to avert
the overthrow of the ministry
Amendment Is Opposed.
The Herald. Labor organ, said the
government opposes the amendment.
which provides for the exemption OF
certain classes Of income taxpayers
from the penny-a- pound levy. because
i would reduce the yield TO about one
tenth Of the original estimate and
would wreck the entire scheme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
PLACER GOLD AND ORE
DISCOVERED IN CANADA
Two Strikes Draw Parties to View
Findings, Both Reported in
British Columbia.

BY the Associated Press.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia,
June l1.-Gold discoveries. reported in
two widely separated districts in British
Columbia, are attracting wide attention.
A second party of Vancouver men left
by plane Tuesday for the northern
part of the province on the Nation
River, about ITO miles northeast of
Prince George, where a placer gold dis
COvery is reported.
Meanwhile, news OF rich ore strike
on LoWhee, or Cow Mountain. near
Barkervillc, 200 miles north of Ashcroft
in the CariboO, has been brought here
by four directors of the Cariboo Gold
Quartz Co. DR.. w. B. Burnett of Van
couver, one of the party. said the orc
body is known to be approximately %
miles in length.
Hon. w. c. Shelly, president of the
Provincial Executive Council, led a
group of Vancouver men into the Ma
ton River district Saturday.
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Amendment Is Opposed.
AIR GIANT ON TRIP

BERLIN. June II Germany s
h qgcst landplarc. the Patton JunkerS
G-38. took of at TemplehOf airdromc
THIS morning for a flight to Croydon.
England, with Intermediate landings
scheduled at Hanover and Amsterdam.
She carried IA passengers and crew
OF E. The big ship. now numbered
D-2 900. is under the command of Capt.
Otto Braucr. This is her first extern
kivc fight since her European tour MADE
last October.
The Washington times., 1931-12-04
OILY ONE OF THE SEVEN Wells LEFT.

least like the girl Maude these two pic
lures
It would have been impossible for girl with fine
forehead we'll shaped features shown in the picture hold
ing the head of dead to demand and enjoy the
to devour it.
There have been millions of and the earth
who would any human head they could get ages past
But the time has gone by for presenting such plays this
which horrible would be play realistically por-
traying cannibaEsm.
The lower picture Of Joan Maude which probably shows
the dancing girl after she had removed all but of the
ve shows how marvelousy the human figure be
developed with temperate living and proper training
This is a body not STARVED with bantng but well
nourished well trained And the face that shown in the
lower picture far from the horrible possibilities of
Salome light is from darkness.
The Washington times., 1931-12-04
Cancel the Contracts

The District Commissioners should not hesitate to cancel
building contracts held by any firm which found to be vio
1atng the law designed preserve prevailing
wage scales
This enacted to protect aborer and mechanics
gagged on public construction jobs from INSCRIPTIONS
cutting contractors.
It was of Congress to charges that conrac
tors enabled to under bid reliable local firms import
ing cheap labor into the community in which be
done.
Ever since there have been and charges
that its provisions being Haunted jobs Wash
ingtcu. both under Federal and District contracts
There pending formal complaints that contractor
job attempted force employees to sign payroll show
ing that they had been paid the union scale while actually
they given a much lower wage.
Under the the union scale has been found
to be the prevailing wage in the District
Any attempt by contractors to cut under this scale through
subterfuge be halted there is type of work
which wage standards should be kept at high level is gov
eminent work.
The machinery by which the standards may be maintained
has been established by Congress.
Under part of the machinery the District Commissioners
ercs executive authority They must exert this authority
the machinery falls apart and the entire structure Of decent
American living standards for those employed government
contracts co1apses
The best to hit the type of contractor who in this period
Of distress would resort to cutting to strike at his
pocketbook ,.
And the way to strike his pOcketbook to cancel his uCra
tive government contracts.
The Washington times., 1931-12-04

The British of plays after refusing for forty
to permit the performance of Oscar Wdes "salome has
at last given Here you Joan Maude in the part
Of saome contemplating the head of John the Baptist given
to her by Herod the king in response to her entreates
would have been we'll had the continued forty
years longer his refusal permit the production of the play
Nothing could be revolving than the story of saoe,
whether the operate stage Oscar Wldes story
ayng salome the Oriental dancer sadistic
Fortunately the modern type of in the two
pictures here would demand the head of good
merely because he had refused to succumb to her charms
There may have been in Herod day savage dancer
nearly beast than human that would demand the head
Of reward for her dancing
Tomyr the African queen cutting off the head of Cyrus
after he had killed her plunged the kings head into
goat skin filled with human blood saying, For once drink
all the blood you want
But Tomyrs not modern, and the real Saome was
The Washington times., 1931-12-04
Hoover Policies Have
Done the Damage

The business man in his
present plight is in no mood
to listen to the warning that
Democrats mean destructive
legislation and Republicans
mean wise Legislation in TIE
interest of business. He has
had a taste of the latter in
the last three years. And
during that period, the best
minds in the business wo"' |
have been more in accord
with the Democratic point
of view than otherwise.
That, however, is unfair
to the Republicans without
qualification; it has not
been so much Republican
policies as Hoover policies
that have done the damage.
David Lawrence tells us
that the President is not DIS
pleased that his tangled ball
of yarn has fallen into The
laps Of the Democrats; but
he also tells us that the
President will "kccp in close
touch with Democratic lead
erS" on legislation.
IF he is pleased over the
situation brought about by
the Reputation Of his Adj
ministration at the polls, the
Democrats naturally will be
chary Of this "close touch.
If they are wise, they will
formulate their own policies,
make their own decisions,
act on their own judgment.
The American people did
not elect Democratic House
to support the Administra
ton; they elected it as a
reputation of that Admin
istration. ''......
Hopelessly handicapped in
putting their policies into
operation by a hostile Sen
ate majority and a hostile
President, there is little that
they can do until they re-
ceive a full mandate from
the people in 1882.
The Washington times., 1931-12-04

De grim anu ELSIE ROBINSON
dangerous. that there will be
heavy penalties to love. that
it will be the costliest thing in
our experience.
And we are shocked when the
truth begins to dawn on us.
This can't be love-" we cry.
Love wouldn't do this to me.
Why should love fail me when
I have been so true? Why
should love hurt me when I
have been so kind? Why should
love bring worry and disap-
point m e n t, humiliation and
heartbreak? Why should love
bore me and make me angry?
Why should it. smash up my
life so? Can this be. love-real
love? Can love really do these
thingS?"
Yes, love can do these things
Love, the Invader
Love, if it be real. is the most.
demoralizing thing that can
happen to any life. IT will in
wade all your privacy, it will
break up your snug, safe scheme
of things. 1t will raise cain
with your pet conceits end illu-
sions.
For love is as mysterious and
terrible as birth or death. It
is another sort of birth and
death. It is the death of an
old self-the birth Of a new
self.
And that new self will re-
ward you for all you have suf-
fered-if you have the courage
to go through its birth.
Those whom you love may
not reward you. They may not
be able to accept yo'lr love.
They may cheat you and i'm.
pose upon you and fail you in
a thousand contemplate. ways.
They may suddenly pass be-
yond your touch, AMI leave
The Washington times., 1931-12-04
ONCE-OVERS

hail-fellow-well-met sort and
so you use the jovial carefree
manner for effect.
You want to be a dispenser
of sunshine"
Not a care in the world sort.
not sorry for anything. How
tiresome.
In a workaday world there is
too much Of a serious nature to
make it possible for a man or
a woman to live absolutely over
flowing with good nature.
Only the irresponsible. only
those who refuse to accept their
share of life's burdens can be
jolly every minute.
Serious thought and sober
moods are to be expected but it
is not necessary to be in a mel
ancholy. irritably nervous mood
to be deep in problems.
Copyright, 1891, by international
Feature Servic% Incl
The Washington times., 1931-12-04

The Republicans have been
in control Of all branches of
the GOvernment-ab soIutcly.
The Democrats have had
no power to prevent the
piling up of the deficit; and
they did fight, as a minor
ity, against some of the Adj
miniStration policies that
have contributed to the
deficit.
When President Hoover
makes his report on the
state of the union" he will
be compelled to announce
that revenues have fallen
off, that the deficit is piling
up, and he will ask Con
gress to increase the taxes
to cover the deficit of his
Administration.