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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21
y. A. r. Units
To Sponsor
Benefits
Chapter Will Give
Tea to Mark
24th Year

The Federal City Chapter is
among units of the District Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution
sponsoring benefits in the next sew
eral weeks.
The chapter, which will open its
season at pm. tomorrow with a
session at the home of the regent,
Mrs. Jesse Anthony, also is plan
ming a tea Sunday to celebrate its
oath anniversary. The tea will be
held at the home of the vice regent,
Mrs. Charles H. Plotner. with State
officers as guests of honor.
Card Party Planned.
A benefit card party will be given
November II at pm. at the Chap
ter House, 1892 Massachusetts, ave-
hue NV, to aid the education pro-
gram and the chapters new project
of marking graves of deceased
members.
Our Flag Chapter is planning a
card party November u at 2 pm. at
the Chapter House. Mrs. Julia
Mason Smith is general chairman,
with Mrs William G. Hannay and
Mrs Howard L. Hodgkins, vice
chairman, in charge
Mrs. Harry c. Oberholser, State
regent, will be guest speaker at the
chapters meeting tomorrow at the
home of Mrs L. Bruce Hord.
The annual mems night pro-
gram of Columbia Chapter will be
held tomorrow at the Chapter
House. Thomas M. Smith will sing,
Victor Neal will present piano Sc
lections, a chalk talk will be given
by the cartoonist, Capt. Richard H.
Mansfield, and DR.. Frederick j,
Bishop will make an address.
Bowl to Be Presented.
A silver punch bowl will be pre-
scented the Chapter House in honor
of Mrs. Jason Waterman, charter
member of the Chapter House
Board. Mrs. OberholSer and Miss
Lillian Chenoweth, former State
regent. will be among those present.
The Advancement of American
Music Committee will meet Thurs
day at pm. at the Chapter House,
American music will be discussed by
Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, vice
president general of the national
society, and an accomplished mu-
stefan. Mrs. George E. Pickett, ma
tional vice chairman, will speak on
the work of the National Committee.
The Blue Birds Trio, directed by
George Harold Miller, will give a
program of songs.
Plans for a golden jubilee concert
also will be discussed. Mrs. Lois
Marshall Hicks is State chairman
OF the committee.
Capt. Wendell Wolfe Chapter will
meet tomorrow at 8 pm. at the
Chapter House with Mrs. Russell
Slime. State Junior American Citl-
zens chairman, as guest speaker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21
Republican Women
Will Hold Weekly
Tea Tomorrow

The League of Republican Women
Of the District will hold its weekly
tea and book review tomorrow at
the clubhouse, with Miss Pauline
Knee reviewing children of the
Rising Sun"
Guests of honor will be Mrs.
James A. Councillor, wife Of the
chairman of the Willkie-McNary
Campaign Club of the District;
Mrs. James c. Wilkes, wife of the
chairman of the State committee,
and Mrs. Joseph McGarraghy, wife
of the secretary of the local Willkie-
McNary Club.
Mrs. Maurice H. Thatcher is
hostess chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Warren J. Haines.
Presiding at the tea table will be
Mrs. Henry D. Fry, Mrs. Frank E.
Kaufman, Mrs. Charles Brooks
Smith and Mrs. J. H. Branson.
A no third term" rally will be
sponsored by the league Wednes-
day at pm. at Pierce Hall, Six
tenth and Harvard streets NV.
Willkie supporters over the Ma
ton have designated October % as
mo third term day" The local
organizations of Republicans and
Willkie Democrats are planning
their celebration accordingly.
Mrs Edward Everett Gam, presi-
dent of the league, is honorary
chairman of the committee in
charge of this celebration. Mrs
Ronald A. Boone is acting chairman
Of the committee.
Serving with Mrs Boone are Mrs.
Parker W. West, who has charge
of refreshments; Mrs. Harriet Rig
don. Mrs. E. E. Quaylie, Mrs. Fred
erick A. Eberlev, Mrs. Frank Whit
man and Mrs. Emory Wheeler. Also
Miss Dorothy Barnes, Mrs. Frank
H. Ridgeway and Mrs. Gilbert
Grosvenor.
Miss Elizabeth Howry, former sec
rotary of the Women's Democratic
Club, and William P. MacCrecken
will be the principal speakers.
A film will be shown of Wendell
WILKES speaking tour through the
country. The assembled company
will lisen to the speech on mo Third
Term" which the Republican candi-
date will make that night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21
BY the Associated Press.

6y TIC ASSoCiAteu 1IcSS.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 21.-The
tollowtng is the teri OF talk
broadcast by Wendell L. Willkie,
Republican presidential candi-
date. yesterday oper three major
radio networks:
am glad to lift my voice in sup
port of the great community mobi-
lization for human needs, which
has begun in more than 500 of our
cities.
The distinctly American Com
munity Chest drives are deserving
of the full support of every citizen,
The voluntary assistance given the
needy as a result of this mobiliza-
ton is something in which every
American should have great pride.
Every citizen thus finds an oppor-
tunity to translate into action his
sense Of personal responsibility to
his fellowmen. AS In the past, I
am sure that we shall be proud
of the response Of our fellow citizens.
his eHOrt is properly CaIled
mobilization. No other word accu-
rately describes this country-w
appeal to our citizens. 1t is a
mobilization to secure support Of
those agencies primarily designed
to rehabilitate individuals and fam
lilies in sore need of a helping hand.
A helping hand to the sick, to the
aged, to the blind, to the handi-
capped; a helping hand to little
children who need food and care
and clothing; helping hand TO
those agencies which organize the
energies of youth into character
building activities-that is the SIM
pie story of the Community Chest.
We have had great opportunities
in America, and we are engaged in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21
Text of Wilkes Talk
Declares Community Chest Drives
Deserve Support of All Citizens

great struggle to preserve those
opportunities against great forces
Of evil let loose in the world. We
who may have plenty and to spare
will not be worthy of that security
and freedom unless we give gener-
ously of what we possess to those
who have little and whose necessity
Is great.
The Community Chest in your
community is worthy Of all the
support you can give it. 1t is the
best means of sharing your own
happiness with others. To create
happiness in a world shattered by
tyranny and misery is very high
privilege. I know that I do not
need to urge you to open your hearts
and your pocketbooks in such a
cause. But I do, lest you may wait
for some one to call at your door
to remind you Of this plea. I beg
you not to wait for that. I beg
of you to enlist yourself during the
week ahead in this cause OF course
you will give yourself, but you can
get some one else to give also. Thus
your pride and your satisfaction may
grow.
In the weeks just gone by I have
travelled across the length and
breadth of this land In what I be-
lieve to be a great cause I have
looked into millions of solemn. eager
faces, those of our country. What
ever that future may be-whatever
of good or i'll it may hold for each
of us-We may be sure it will be
better If we meet to the fullest
degree our obligation to those in
sore need.
I know the mobilization for hu-
man needs will succeed. The spirit
of sacrifice for others still lives, and
lives strongly, in America!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21

you can use any good recipe that tahes
your fancy from magazines. cook
books, or Advertisements. Don t worry
about the varying quantities specified
for special types of baking powder.
Just use Rumford in the amount the
directions give. and you'll get per-
feet results every time. Rumford con-
tains no alum never leaves bitter
taste. Send for FREE recipe book.
Address Rumford Baking Powder,
Box A. Rumford. Rhode Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21

and Mrs. John o. Gheen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard M. Wise, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Calvin and a host Of
others.
Many arrived too late to secure
tables in the clubhouse dining room
and had to content themselves with
chilly box seats and the crowded
clubrooms. But none seemed 70
mind the cold, watching with in
terest the afternoons events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21
Pi Beta Phi Tea

The Washington Alumnae Club of
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity will hold
tea in honor of new members at
the home of Mrs. C. P. Trussell in
Chevy Chase, Md. tomorrow at $3.50
o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21
Writers to Meet

The Society of Free Lance Writers
will meet at pm. Thursday at
Central High School. Several stories
by members are scheduled for dis
cussion. Robert Cochran, president,
will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21
W. ~,,..u s4-.ns SLY '''A
Is. d bAk:~a. . sa'"">' 80

It's easy 10 serve new. ex-
citing cakes and hotbreads
if YOU use Rumford Baking
po-dar For Nth RumfoA
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Export z Ceskoslovenska do
Svycarska Sc zvysil.

"Csl. BOZ" referuje:
Svycarska vlada We sve uno-
rove zprave O clearingu Sc "a
hraniclm konstatovala, re pro
Svycarsko obchodnl bilance We
styku S Cechy a Moravou je
stale jeste pasivn1 a re tedy
vyvoz z Czech a Moray je vys-
81.
Trochu vyhodnejs1 byla pla-
tebni situace, nebot stare po-
hledavky svycarskeho vyvozu
molly byti v posledn1 dobe z
Czech a Moray transferovany.
Samozrejme financn1 transfer
nebyl -povolen.
Take We styku Sc Slovenskem
byly stare financni pohledav-
ky transferovany tax dalece,
pokud byly ma Slovensku "a
placeny. Pr tom vyvoz Svy-
carska ma Slovensko poklesl a
naopak dovoz slovenskeho zbo
Ii do Svycarska znacne stoupl,
take Svycarsko hodla proves
tt obchodn1 styk sc Slovenskem
ma cestu kompensaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
VIdce SlovakI obvinsn, re je
placen Madary.

Rozhlas v Bratislave zaha-
jill prudke 1toky proti Micha-
lu Kalcsokovi, vGdci slovenske
katolicke strany v Madarsku,
ktera byla nedavno utvorena,
ably zahajila zajmy slovenske
mensiny. Kalcsok je vinen, re
je We sluzbach madarske Via
dy, ktera jej plati. Je tez Cd
suzovan "a svou nevdecnost k
csl. Wade, jiz vdec1 "a sv6j vel
ky statek.
Kalcsok hail Sc proti temto
zalobam v katolickem casopi-
SUI Nemzeti Ujsag, Tka, re kou-
pill 81 satek "a vlastn1 penlze,
re, kdyz 1zemf bylo "vraceno''
Madarsku, tento statek byl mu
wat jake cast programu hos
podarske reformy a re nova
organisace, jfz stojf v cele, ma
"a 1cel haiti zajmy Slovak6 v
Madarsku.
DIE informacf, jez sem dosly
potravinovy problem ma Slo-
vensku stale sc zhosruje. Via
da .je S to zasobovati obyvatel-
stvo nejnutnejsfmi potravina-
mi jen S nejvets1mi obt1zemi a
cena zivotnlch potfeb stale
stoupa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Okradeny Sc seSel We vlaku Sc
zlods lem.

We Velkem Bysterci sc vlou-
pail v noci zlodeji ma p6du roll
nika Ondreje Slivky a odcizili
zde celeho vyuzeneho vepfe.
Druheho dine, pc objeveni
vloupani, jel rolnikdv syn Via
KEN do sousednf obce k cetni-
kun vloupan1 oznamiti, ale We
vlaku usedl proti nemu muz s
tezkym pytlem, ma nemz bylo
jmeno okradeneho otce. Tento
pytel sc ztratil S p1dy S masem
a slaninou. Syn okradeneho
ma to upozornil vlakovedoucl-
no a ten cetniky. By to sku-
tecne jeden re zlodejd a v py-
til mel vetsi cast kofisti. Byl
to Jan Mravko z Velicne. Pc
jeho spolecnfkovi,jenz sc svym
podflem zmizel jinou cestou,
sc patra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Podvodnik vydelaval ma pade-
lanych znamkach.

Prazskou chemickou tovar-
nu "Pyramid", DIR. Schucka,
zastupoval ma Slovensku Flip
Bohm z Bratislavy. PTedst1ra-
je firme zaruku svych udanli-
We zamoznych prfbuznych, Wy
lakal ma nj bankovni zaruku
do vyse $1,000 KS a jake zaru-
ku odevzdal sb1rku sloven-
skych postovnfch znamek.
Zm1nenou castku celou Wy
cerpal a pax zmizel. Tu Sc Iii
stilo, re pTfbuznf jednak ma
jetku nemaji, jednak o Bohmo
vi, jenz je znamym podvodni-
KEN, nechtejf ami slyset. IMAM
ky, jez odevzdal jake zaruku,
byly obycejnymi padelky. Po-
nevada Bohma nebylo mono
najiti, byl ma neho vydan "a
tykac. Jak sc pax zjistilo, do
pustil Sc jeste jineho podvodu
S padelanymi znamkami, a to
v Popradu. Zde prodal lekaTi
DIR. Springrovi, techto znamek
"a 5000 KS. Lekar vi tez 0
tom, re Bohm prodaval tyto
znamky i jinym osobam, proto
asi Dude poskozenych vice. Ny
nj Bohma bratislavska policie
vypatrala a zatkla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
P~ojisteni zamestnanych a je-
jich robin Poole zakona o
Socialnim Zabezpeceni.


Zakon O socialnlm zabezpe-
cent je zakon, ktery byl prijat
kongresem. Jim Sc zavadej1
diva druhy socialn1ho pojiste-
nj: pojisteni proti nezamestna-
nosti a pojist6n1 vydelecne "a
mestnanych a jejich rodin pro
starobn1 zaopatfen1 pojiStencu,
a jejich pozGstalych. Zakon
zavadi tez verejnou podporu
pro stare lidi bez prostredk6,
pro nuzne slepce a pro zavisle
deti.
Zakon O socialn1m zabezpe-
cent byl prijat roku 1885 a O.
pravny dodatek k nemu rOku
1889. Nasleduj1cf clanek je
jednlm re serie clankG, V nichz
Dude ctenarGm podavano Wy
svetlen1 o jejich pravech, po-
zitcfch a zavazcfch Poole ono
no narfzen1 zakona, ktere Sc
tyka starobn1ho zaopatren1 "a
mestnanych a jejich pozdsta-
lych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
cesky houslista " Rusku.

Pred dvaceti lety zemrel v
Moskve Jan HT1maly neboli
jak sc psaval v Rusku Ivan
Vojcechovic Grzimali We veku
jedenasedmdesati let. Plzen-
sky Kodak, syn varhan1ka Vol
techa Hrfmaleho, Glen jednoho
z nejrozvetvenejsfch ceskych
muzikantskych rod1, byl ma
prazske konservatofi zakem
Mildnerovym, pGsobil n6kolik
let v Amsterodamu, 1868 ode
sci "a Ferdinandem Laubem
do Moskvy, ozenil Sc s jeho
dcerou Isabelou a ~nastoupil pc
Laubovi ma m1sto prveho pro-
fesora houslove hry ma moskev
ske konservatofi. Byl z nej-
vaznejslch osobnostf ruskeho
hudebn1ho zivota sve DOLBY
Vynikaj1c1 pedagog, z jehoz
skoly vyslo nekolik hrac1 zvuc
neho mezinarodniho jmena,
primarius vyborneho kvarteta
Carske hudebnf spolecnosti,
koncertn1 mistr symfonickych
koncert1 uvedene korporace
a j. Kdyz Sc 1910 vzpomfnalo
ctyficetilet1 cinonsti Hrimale-
no ma moskevske konservato-
Fl, kde zacal vyucovat jeste
"a Laubova zivota, dostalo Sc
velikemu umelci a uciteli nej-
rozmanitejs1ch poet a rusky
hudebn1 mecenas M. P. Bella
jew venoval dive ceny k velike
soutezi odchovanc1 HT1male-
no. V memoarove ruske litera-
tufe hudebn1 najdeme o mem
nejednou slova nejvfelejs1hc
uznan1 a nejopravdovejsf 1cty
k jeho dllu: Jeden re sloupG
moskevske konservatoTe, Wy.
nikaj1c1 umelec a pedagog, te.
Sill sc neomezene lasce svyck
zaku a kolegG, duse cista, ia.
ko kTiStal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Vrazdou mel byt rodins Ia
chranen majetek.

Ma ceste u Cervenice ma Pre-
sovsku byl pred mesicem "a
strelen roln1k Imrich Sabol.
Bylo to vecer, kdyz Sc. prave v
obci konala tanecni zabava a
myslilo Sc, re snad Sc stall ODE
tt omylu vraha, cekaj1c1ho ma
nekoho jineho. Nyn1 vsak Sc
podarilo cetnictvu zahadu zlo-
cinu vysvetlit. Rolnika zastfe-
iii mladik Ondrej zulko z ma
vodu a "a odmenu rolnikovy
manzelky, jez chtela t1mto zp6
sobem zachraniti sobe a rodi-
ne majetek, jejz chtel rolnik
DAFT sve milence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10

Papez Plus XII. pTijal fran
couzskeho velvyslance Fran
co.'s C. Rouxa v soukrome au-
dienci. Pred tim prijal korun-
nlho prince Umberta a prln-
ceznu Mari Jose.
General Josef Tippelskich,
ktery je sefem nemecke W.
zvedne sluzby, odletel z Belle
hradu do Berl1na skonciv cestu
pc hlavnich mestech balkan
skych stat1. Pred ~prfjezdem
do Belehradu konferoval S ne
meckymi vojaky atase- a diplo-
maty v Bukuresti a v Sofii, ia
koz i s rumunskymi a bulhar-
skymi vojenskymi autoritami
Jeho aeroplanova costa pc j.
hovychodni Europe vzbudila
velmi mnoho pozornosti.
Pravf Sc, re n~avstlvil Dan
sko a Norsko kratce pred tim,
nez tyto zeme byly napadeny
nemeckymi hordami.
R~ozsireni valky do jihovy-
chodni Evropy IDA Sc hrozi-
vejsfm nez kdykoliv cd vypuk-
mutt evropske valky.
Mineni, vyslovovane v di-
plomatickych kruzich, je pod
porovano okolnostmi, jez ca
stecne nemaji oficieln1ho po-
tvrzeni, nicmene priklada sc
Jim vseobecna v1ra:
Predne, turecka vojska jsou
pry soustretovana ma hrani-
cich Recka a Bulharska.
Druhe, soustredeni nemec-
kych vojsk lie pozorovati u
hranic Jugoslavie a Madarska
prave tax jake dopravu tanku
a valecneho materialu do W.
chodni casti Slovenska, nemec-
keno protektoratu.
Tretf, pozoruhodna cinnost
italskeho vojska u hranic Jul
goslavie a ma Dodekaneskych
ostrovech, kde je soustredeno
tez italske lodstvo.
Ctvrte, zesilovani vojenskych
posadek v byvalem Polsku, u
hranic Karpatske Rust, kterou
Madarsko urvalo 81 pri deleni
Ceskoslovenska.
Pate, nemecke zpravy, re
Anglie a Francie hodlaj1 vylo-
dit vojska Soluni.
seste, pf1tomnost francouz-
skeho a anglickeho lodstva v
Alexandra.
Sedme, novy strach pred spe-
ny v Madarsku, ktery vyvrchC
lii zatcen1m dvou set osob, po-
dezrelych, re pracujl We pros
pech Francie a Ruska.
V hlavn1ch mestech jihovy-
chodnf Evropy panuje velka
stisnenost a mnoz1 diplomatic
pocftajic v to i vyslance Spoje-
nych Stat1, poslali svym Via
dam pesimisticke zpravy.
Neville Chamberlain, prvni
ministr Angle, zGstal We sire
du v cele vlady jenom malou
vetsinou 81 HAST v jednanl.
jez bylo velice zivym v anglic-
KEN parlamentu We stfedu,
Kritika shrnula Sc ma neho ne.
zdary, jichz Angle utrpela v
Norvezsku.
Sest anglickych mens1ch To-
di stale sc obet1 vzduchopla-
veckeho utoku re strany Mem
CT behem opousten1 Trond-
helm 1zem1 Anglicany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-10
Zemrel pri hazeni snehu.

65lety Gustave Zimmerman,
byvaly pfedseda obecn1 rady v
Cedar Grove, Wisconsin, byl
skosen ochrnut1m srdce, kdyz
odhazoval sn1h, ably re zaveje
dobyl svGj automobil.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1940-01-19

either.
The middle-weight edition, IN
forest-green color. IS approximately
two times the size of the pamphlet
edition. 1t is about half inch
thick. a good full pound OF earnest
reading. It contains everything in
the pamphlet edition and much
more.
IN il are all the tabulations. and
many Of the tented expenditures.
From ii YOU can learn that the
personal funds of inmates of mar
cotie farms, amounts To s50.451.
The middle-weight edition tells
you that Funds contributed for
sewerage system. Fort Monroe, Va.
amounted 10 $18,500.
How To Look
Then comes the master edition. It
is a daisy. 1t is a little larger than
the telephone book for Cleveland
but not quite SO large as the one
for the Manhattan district of New
York City. In it you really get down
to brass taeks.
Take the navy appropriation. for
instance. Il begins ON Page A65 and
the outstanding item there is s39,-
$50 for Care of Lepers, Island of
Guam. Last year they were down
for $4,000
Two pages farther along you
come TO Total navy department
Read that. but don't be convinced
Total expenditures for 1871 are
listed there at $S51,751, $50 Now
that is supposed to be all that the
navy will spend in the year begin
ming July 1. but it isn't all that
Congress will give them. Over in
another column is Total appropriate
ed E" That is s90454O.037. But
there is a footnote 10 that which
reads: Together with re-appropri-
ations of $4.071, 600 in 1888 and
contract authorizations of 100000 :
600 in 1871: s22,070,00O in 1910
and S15,00O.000 in 1888"
Are you following?
But total appropriations is mis-
ANduAnEa Al ~ AAlE I9LEAB O1A1 nDA
quite. Turn to page ASS under the
heading OF Public Works" Follow
half way down the page and you
find Navy department. Isn't that
cute? A sort of treasure hunt. That
item is for $4,000, 900. It also
has a footnote which reads:
Together with unexpended bal
ances from prior years"
Even that isn't the total. Already
this year. with the new Congress
just at the teething-ring stage there
is a request before it for an appro-
priation for the naVy-and other
departments. You add the amount
in that to the unexpended naval
balances, appropriations, expendi-
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1940-01-19
MARITIME FED. ENDS MEET

After a three day eonelaFe the
Maritime Federation of the Pacific
ended their meeting at Juneau last
Monday Highlight of their meet
was the drafting of a resolution pro
testing 10 Secretary Ickes on the
new fisheries regulations and ask
ing completion of the reorganiza-
tion of the Fisheries Bureau and
the elimination of those responsible
for the impossible regulations of
1910 The Federation further de
manded that the regulations be re-
opened and rewritten so the work
er may have a greater degree of pro
lection than previously"
Another resolution put the body
on record for peace for America in
the present war and viewed with
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1940-01-19

LEW NJ WILLIAMs--Edltor & Prop.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1940-01-19

Published every Friday at -
Wraugeil. Alaska. By
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1940-01-19

20 comparatively moderate summer
to prolonged blossom
Ing than are ours. One isn't trying
10 explain away the more northern
which Is self=evident, but
only to account for II. and to lend
emphasis to the lesson that the real
Alaska is not the literary Alaska-of
Dan McGrews, bowling huskies ana
sub-zero tempenatures-bul is in
stead a pleasant land with which
each Of US should enjoy a better
acquaintance.
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Nothing is good enough for the
boys and SO The Merlin Elmer
Palmer Post Of the American Le-
gion re-echoes that cry. Nothing Is
toe good for our Petersburg bneth-
ern and sistern and We hope every
one viii cooperate TO make their
visit a memorable one. Come on
Petersburgi
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TB1R0UGa TEIE
POLITICAL
PElRI9GOPE

With your Periscoper leaving
hastily for juneau as a result of
word received changing the date
of the Democratic Convention
back to January Is after last
weeks announcement that It
had been moved up to January
%, Preston Grover. ace politi-
cal reporter Of the Associated
Press viii pinoh-hit for him this
week. Next week, however,
your Periscoper will be back.
What he observed at the DON
key-riders' meet at short range
sight should make mighty in
teresting reading and well all
be watching for it.
By Preston Grover
Washington, Jan. Misunderstanding
the budget is easy and you should
not become bewildered about any
thing you see or read, either in the
the newspapers or even
that source Of all worldly wisdom
the Congressional Record.
The budget is always in balance
To begin with, you add up every
thing Congress is going to spend
That viii be lot OF money. Usual
ly it is a half billion or SO more
than the President suggests. That Is
the spending side.
To balance It you simply add to-
gether the amount of money that
viii come from taxes, which will
be about two thirds or three quar-
tiers Of the amount spent. Then add
to that the deficit. It always comes
out even that way and after all,
Uncle Sam has lots of money.
Three Types
The budget itself comes in three
sizes. There is the pamphlet edition
which contains the Presidents mes
sage, only not quite all. It also con.
tains the tables, only not quite al
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