davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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knitted fabric. made entirely of
virgin fibre, llama, angora, mohair
and wool. Untrimmed styles are
S35. Fur trimmed (volf collars)
are $55. They are lined with
special rayon satin Earlglo lining
that is both durable and luxurious.
The styles are: Classic Balmacaan,
swing back. double-breasted boy
coat, and coat with a gored back
for women. Junior, misses and
women's sizes-to A. In natural
tan, vicuna, wood brown, black
berry wine. forest green. boy blue,
oxford and grey mixture. THE
PALAIS ROYAL third floor.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Lucille Schomburg, to Capt. Eu-
gene M. Martin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund NJ. Martin OF Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
The ceremony took place In
Christ Church. Alexandria. Va,
with the Rev. Edward Randolph
Welles officiating.
Capt. and Mrs. Martin will
make their home in Puerto Rico
after their wedding trip to Can
ada.
For the last four years Mrs.
Martin has been in the catalogue
division of the Library OF Con-
gress.
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George Martin, Mrs. Harry Moore
Payne. Mr.. Marion c. Hargrove and
Mrs. Riggs parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Eugene l.. LIE Merle Assisting with
the serving were Mrs. Craig Mckee,
Mrs. Richards and Mrs. George
Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. S. Evans en-
tertained a few friends at cocktails
Friday evening before the Halloween
dance at the Congressional Country
Club. Attending the party were Mr..
and Mrs. John Waters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Madison H. Warn and DR.. and
Mrs. Frederick j. Cullen.
Capt. and Mrs. Owen Take
House in Friendship Heights.
Capt. John P. Owen has been
transferred to Washington from
duty with the Medical Corps in the
Orient and he and Mrs. Owen have
leased the residence at 100 Wooten
avenue, Friendship Heights.
Miss Jean Warn of Greenwich
Forest went to Hanover. N. H.,
Thursday fot the Dartmouth-Wil-
liam and Mary football game yester-
day and the formal dance last night
at one OF the fraternity houses. Two
of Miss YARNS classmates at Ma
tional Park College went TO Hail.
over with her.
The Chief Of the Army Air Corps
and Mrs. Henry H. Arnold of Green
mother. Mrs. Sydney Pool Of New
York, with them for short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle McIvor have
Evening star., 1941-11-02

ture frome ~ ~
by on odd quirk Of Miss lour-
snee's genius. oetuoIly resem-
bIes the subjects she wires!
Miss Laurence, who plays the
styptic maid in Junior Miss"
the comedy which comes 10 the
Notionol Theotre tomorrow
night, osserts her hobby for
thot's really whot il is stems
from the few doys she spent in
Q hospital.
81 noticed q picture on the
woII thot wos Just a BIT Iop-
sided" she soys. u told the
nurse TO give it 10 me for cd
justment. removed the wire
and beson tinkerins with it.
Before | reolized ~hot sos
happening. beeon twisting it
with an eyebrow t~eezer. II
developed into on odd shape.
in foet, resembIed the heed Of
q womon. ! looked at my nurse.
mode Q few ehonees ond both
Of US we're stortIed ot the re-
suit. 1t oetuolIy looked like
the nurse.
~ wos so excited BY this
discovery which | thought Just
on cccldertoI f-eok, ! sert out
for more wire. When my doctor
come ! ordered him TO sit down.
To my omozement ond his. !
wired him. koturoIly. I've i'm
proved the technique since"
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Social Notes of Bethesda
And Lower Montgomery
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Riggs, Jr.,
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary;
New York Draws Number of Residents

Mr. and Mrs George H. Riggs celebrated their 10th wedding
anniversary with buffet their home Bradley
themums the hostess her wedding dress
similar
to those of her wedding bouquet.
mother L. Merle
she daughters wedding 10 years
the Riggs Mr. Mrs
Frederick Nd Dr. and Mrs r. E. Wlberger Mr. and
England and L.. Richards,
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Floor Committee
Named for Annual
Grace Church Ball

The Rev. Meade Bolton Mac
Bryde has announced the men,
bers of the Floor Committee for
the annual autumn ball, which
will be held Friday evening at
the Sulgrave Club to benefit the
guild of Grace Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Thomas Rogers Drake is
chairman of the Floor Commit
tee, and other members include
Capt. Thomas j, Jackson. Mr..
Kent Dyer, Mr.. Samuel Duval,
Mr.. John w. Dunn. Mr.. J. Mon
roe Hunter. jr.; Mr.. Clarke P.
Cole, Mr.. Frank Fairchild and
Mr.. James PittmAn.
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luncheon? You can do it in as
short . time as 1t takes you to find
. parking place downtown. Be-
cause the farm is only IS miles
from the District Line-and they'll
serve you quickly. And why not
plan your winter dinner parties
there? q. It's an enchanting spot
the foods delicious-and your
guests will love it. Open weekdays
and Sundays. WIS. 942l.
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BROTHERS COMPANY stores, To-
Gated over the city for your con-
venience. Let them flower deck
your home for fall. Touches of
chrysanthemums, bittersweet and
money-plants do much to add the
nooaGsary colorfu notes. Main
seors 4 1917 ? 81. Phone MA. 477e.
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fashions are modelled by the towns
most beautiful manneQuins. There's
music by Bert Bernath and his
orchestra, featuring Marty Rubin
and Russ Cullen. Luncheon is only
$l.00-and perfectly delicious. Why
not make your reservations now
for next Saturday. Plan a party
for two-or twenty-five. Call Mr..
Arthur-NA. 1910.
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State Society
To Have Dance

The annual Thanksgiving
dance of the Massachusetts, Society
of Washington will be held at the
Wardman Park Hotel Thursday
evening from 10 to o'clock.
Mrs. George F.. Steptoe is chair
man of the committee for the dance
and those assisting her are Mrs
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has largest health
salon for women.
Exercise to music.
m a c hines and
steam cabinet. SIS.
Steam cabinet and
Swedish nassag ge,
Sl7.50. Ten one
hour treatments.
S25. Ask about
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to O'DONNELL'S S
FARMHOUSE for
a delicious Plan
alton Dinner, 81
steaks. chops. fried
chicken. country
ham. The vege-
tables are served
family style-you
help yourself to all
YOU want, Open
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selecting their cards NOW. Over
1000 styles to carry your greetings
to young, old. frivolous, feminine.
massive and masculine, and to just
friendly people. Cards designed by
West Coast artists. By New York
designers. ana from the American
Artists Group. l7i7 q STREET.
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abs over the
stunning clothes
at THE JENNY
S H o P z. A
thrilling collec-
tion-for ay-
time, sports. din
ner and formal
occasion-priced
from &14.95 to
8 3 5. Open
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Theatre Note

Hove you ever sot for your
conjecture in wire9 Sounds
eoofy, doesn't it? But Brood
way celebrities ore veritobH
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one happens to be
a good dancer .
and the other just
manages to drag
along. Each should
keep in step with
the times and
keep up with one
another. Learn to
waltz. xtrot F.,
r1lmba and tango
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HE OF some one
you know or love.
And there's no
better way to ex-
press your senti-
ments than with
q gift Of flowers.
There is q capa-
bic stah Of floral
artists at each Of
fhA fA1,p 6YmH
Evening star., 1941-11-02

PALAIS ROYAL
in Washington
will be popular
forever. They're
warm. yet with
out weight. And
you can put one
on now and
wear it straight
through winter.
"pa Uora" ix .
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tapering outline.
Mile. Louise
Originator Of the
" S i ] h uette
S h o p ! n
America) and
now the direc-
tress OF the Emile
Health Club-has
every device to
make YOU slender,
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g ! e efully on
and on and
on. It's all
because of the
weekly FASH
ION S HO w
LU CHEON
. that S the
special feature
at the hotel.
G - a irn
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dressed a n d
s I a m pc d
long before
you need them
"A n d ready
for mailing.
Join the gay
throngs that
are dashing
j n to B r E.
WnNn and
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main in Washington for the winter
Miss Thompson lived in Chevy
Chase until last March. when she
went with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice Thompson, to Norris, Tenn.
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restful l00-acre manor. Sunday
breakfast parties Luncheon, tea.
dinner and dance parties. Located
half way between Baltimore and
Washington. and only 80 minutes
from the White House. Drive out
for a day-or an extended stay.
Route 20, Colesvllle Pike, 10 miles
from Silver Spring. Open until 8
pm. Lotion S Wesley. owner.
Phone Ashton 3946.
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or dollars
] es S. Not
only SAKS
F I 2 T H
A V E N U E"
ID i S contin-
ued" FOOT
WEAR, but
also cancel
lation shoes
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[ all U uSL dS
happy in Persian
lamb as IN krlm-
mer. And because
the demand is for
youthful, inexpen-
sive furs .
MOLLIE ZEICH-
NER emphasizes
them. You'll find
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&c rOsE HARMONY WITH
CHRISTMAS 'HIMS'"
will Be accomplished if YOU have
your Christmas cards ordered. ad-
Evening star., 1941-11-02

from other fine stores and factories.
Only s595 and s795-values TO
$3.50. Also a large group at 1895
values to s8.75. Sizes 3 to 10.
Widths AAAA to c. Open every
night until g. Half block from Du-
pont Circle-at 1923 CONN. AVE.
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less there, too
-b e c q u Sc
she's located
on the third
floor (SUITE
305), National
Press Bldg. at
14th and F
8 T s., a n d
as low er
~"A~h.AA Ao
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Miss Schomburg
Becomes Bride of
Capt. Martin

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Schom-
Burg of Columbus, Ga, announce
the marriage at noon yesterday
of their daughter, Miss Martha
Evening star., 1941-11-02

ply paint 1t
under your
furniture, in
d ra wers or
closets and
I he fra
GRANGE will
linger for a
year. Scents
or b o I h
m m n a
Evening star., 1941-11-02

IIlT edCEeOllS ! u II =
and aPs. The
STEJOS COMP ANY
comes to the rescue
and they're espe-
cially popular now
that stockings are
more difficult To get.
They'll repair them
invisibly. Only l5c
RI Gro iicate a short
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Sc THE WHOLE TOWNS
TALKING"-about the
wonderful shoes from famous
makers. they can get at ROSS
6 TIIRN
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Exercise. reclining cabinets, electri-
cal and hand-massage, steam cabi-
nets, machines. Exercise classes
every Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day evening. 1921 CONN. AVE.
Phone DIS. 36l6.
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BrideS.Elect HOnOred

Two brides-elect. Miss Roberta
Quirk and Miss Marie Horning, were
honored at the dance given last
evening by Miss Courtney Pretty
man in her Kenwood, Nd. home.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

tNe ldClu-
ties for en-
I e raining
at home
give your
parties at
A L l. o
w A Y a
r n armipp
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at the LEROY THAYER STUDIOS.
Take privately. or form your own
class, or join a group that ID start
ing. And be an excellent dancer
before the social vlirl begins. l3lS
CONN. AVE. ME. 4i21.
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>>>>>>>>

" KEEP ROMANCE ALIVE"
with flowers from
GUIDE BROTHERS COMPANY.
Everyday is q special day in the
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Francis r. Kelley, Mrs. Edward
Wallin. Miss Ann Boyd, Miss Cath
crime Cotter, Miss Cornelia Gordon
and Miss Florence Hubbard.
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>>>>>>>>

/" ..THE HosP P1TARLE
WARMTH OF OPEN
CRACKING FIRES'-adds to the
Sest with which you'll enjoy the
Evening star., 1941-11-02

CG5I1 .WnrdrrG1.e' make eXclt-
ing gifts for
Christmas. Shop early before the
stock is depleted, and use her con-
venient lay-avay plan. 1903 K
st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

~ m b I'm 9
over e q { h
o tn sr I o
hove Poulo
lo ure nee,
song Mtir-
ist and oct
ress, immor-
toIize their
solient feo-
tures in or
dinory pic
wire, which,
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Iowans Plan Thanksgiving
Dance on November 10.

The Iowa State Society of Wash
ington will have its opening party
of the season at 9 80 o'clock Wednes-
day. November 10. at the Shore
ham Hotel. This will be Thanks
giving dance with an Iowa turkey
as door prize All Iowans are in
vited to attend, There will be a
floor show during intermission.
Representative John w. GWynne
of the Sd congressional district is
the president of the society and Mrs.
c. D. Cass and Mr.. Stanley O'Con-
ner are vice presidents. Miss Ger
trude NJ. Louis of the Roosevelt Ho-
tel is the secretary.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

d / 8 { inctive
I 0 ds a t
M . rjory
H e n drick's
N o r =
M A N D Y
FARM. Why
not drive
n II Z Z n p
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Wearaoles o r
C oil d weather
comfort. Robes .
bed jackets and
gowns of brush
ed rayon. Tuck
stitched paja-
mas, part wool
vests and snug
gies. Luxuri-
ouslv beautiful
Evening star., 1941-11-02

knitted into
scarfs a n d
shaWls, ties
a n d m II T.
fers, mittens
and sweat
ers. They'll
make exclt-
Evening star., 1941-11-02
>>>>>>>\

U WHY MEN LEAVE
80 w HOME" Or women,
too. for that matter. There's bound
to be a disastrous upheaval when
Evening star., 1941-11-02

ton of fur and fur-trimmed coats
in her Studio-Dress Shop-al!
priced at dollars less because Of he;
unique buying power and low over
heard expenses. 25l9 l4th ST.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
>>>>>>>>

U CWEET ARE THE USES
OF DIVERSITY" =.
like the SCENTED LACQUER. ex-
elusive with MARY CHESS. Sim
Evening star., 1941-11-02

daily and Sunday--noon til mid
night. Three miles from D c. line
on Marlboro Pike. Phone Hillside
0ll2
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penses. Dresses for daytime, dressy
afternoon and formal wear. Prices
begin at sloe5. Hurry! An eleva-
tors going right up!
Evening star., 1941-11-02

women. Located opposite the
Army-Navy Club at s2s CONN.
AVE, corner Eye Street.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
>>>>>>>>

/" THOSE YOUNG HOPE
FULS WHO ASK A
LOT FOR THEIR MONEY
breathe enthusiastic "ohs" and
Evening star., 1941-11-02
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l." You CAN BE AS WARM
in a muskrat coat as il
mink onel You can look as cll
in Spanish cat as in leopard. Yc..
Evening star., 1941-11-02
>>>>>>>>

IS COATS MAY COME
AND COATS MAY GO"
. but the "PAGORA WARM
STER" coats. exclusive with THE
Evening star., 1941-11-02

wearables, warm and comfortable
with high necks and long sleeves
sos 1lth ST.
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s. CHRISTMAS YARNS -.
Louise Hall Hollis at
CABIN HANDICRAFTERS has
fascinating collection woven and
Evening star., 1941-11-02

thread run; zoe for long one. 5
for each additional thread run
6l3 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Evening Talk given in this sa
on corrective exercise. health ar"
BODY improvement. Stop up
phone Ma 1856.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

IS DUT A BRIGHTER SUN
''' IN SUNDAY DINNER '
and give the whole family a
glorious food-fest. Take them out
Evening star., 1941-11-02
>>>>>>>>

4" IF YOU'RE OVERWEIGHT
YER FRET -
EMILES will give you a new sill
houette! Slim waist, lean hips. a
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Texans to Give Dance
To Open Season November %.

The Texas State Society OF Wash
ington will open its social season
with a dance at the Wardman Park
Hotel the evening of November o.,
dancing to begin at $50 o'clock.
Dominoes. bridge, bingo and other
games will be on the program for
those who do not wish to dance.
All residents of the Lone Star
State now in Washington are urged
to communicate with the society
at 453 Senate Office Building, as
It is the hope of the society to
include in its activities all Texans
now located here.
Other parties planned by the So
eiety are scheduled for January II,
February % and April T.
Officers for the year are Repre-
sentative Wright Patman, president;
Mr.. Welly K. Hopkins, first vice
president; Representative Lindley
Beckworth, second vice president:
Mrs. Theodore L. Edmiston. third
vice president: Mr. Bob Baldridge.
secretary-treasurer; Mr., Ira Lee
Law, sergeant at arms; Miss ALA
Clary, official hostess, and Miss
Margaret Black, associate hostess.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
AAA%AAAA

WHETHER OR NOT YOU
80 BELIEVE IN NUNER =
OLOGY' ... 1929 F STREET vi.
work magic for you. That's wher1
Evening star., 1941-11-02
>>>>>>>>

4" NOW IN NOVEMBER" -.
is the time to give your
parties. And if you've encurred
numerous obligations-and haven't
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Pennsylvania Society
To Open Season November IL.

The Pennsylvania Society Of
Washington will open its social sea-
son Wednesday evening, November
II. at the Shoreham Hotel with a
patriotic program followed by dane
ing.
Representative j. Buel Snyder will
speak after a program of national
songs. The program will be opened
by the bugle call followed by the
flag salute and the patriotic songs.
, Mrs. Lillian Bricker will be the
soloist. The president of the So
ciety, Mr. David H. Deibier will in
troduce the speaker and preside at
the program,
All Pennsylvanians and their
friends are invited to attend and
men in uniform will be the guests
of the society.
Information concerning member
ship may be obtained from Presi-
dent Deibler, Leland street. Chevy
Chase. Md or from the secretary,
Mrs. Ray Whitney, 1882 North Tuck
ahoe street, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
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6 7 IFE BEGINS AT ONE
PM. .on Saturda, &,
in the PAIL MALL ROOM of Il"
HOTEL RALEIGH and &c
Evening star., 1941-11-02
>>>>>>>A
DANGER AHEAD FOE

YOUR HOSE" NJ
matter how expensive your STOCK
ings are. they're not immune I
Evening star., 1941-11-02

thursdays until 9 pm. One-hai.
block from Dupont Crcle-at 1919
CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Mzo,44u1M%,pu
''' HELENE
witt

" NO! NO! A THOUSAND
TIM ES|NO!" OF
course, there's no charge for altera-
tions at FAY BROOKS. Prices are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Problem
The Debt

For more than 25 years the
world has been in state of politi-
cal turmoil and its economies have
been out of balance. This world
condition is reflected in unbal-
anced budgets in all countries.
Here. the first World War, the
war against the depression, the
present defense program, all re-
suited in large additions to the
federal debt.
understand the-concern Of
those who are disturbed by the
growth of the federal debt. Yet
the main fiscal problem is not the
rise of the debt, but the rise OF
debt charges in relation to the
development of our resources.
The bonds of the United States
government are the safest securl-
ties in the world because they are
backed by the best asset in the
world-the productive capacity OF
the American people. Our tax
burden is still moderate compared
to that of most other countries.
1t should be borne in mind that
our national debt results from
wars and the economic upheavals
following war. These conditions
are not of our own making. They
have been forced Upon US.
If this war should be followed,
as I hope it will, by peace in a
world of good neighbors, then the
complete elimination of compete
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

form can be achieved without re-
adjusting the federal-state-local
fiscal relationship. I urge a
thorough investigation of the pos
sibilities of a comprehensive tax
reform; i propose that meanwhile
we make all possible progress in
improving the federal tax system.
A substantial part of the de-
Tense program must. of course. be
financed through borrowing. Indi-
vidual investors will be given in
creased opportunities to contribute
their share toward defense
through the purchase of govern
ment securities.
II the Congress, subsequent to
the establishment of statutory
debt limit. makes appropriations
and authorizations which require
borrowing in excess OF that limit
il has, in effect, rendered that
prior limit null and void.
In the first 100 years Of our
national life, the Congress con.
trolled the debt successfully with.
out requiring such limit. In view
of these facts, 1 question the sig
nificance of a statutory debt limit
except as 1t serves as a fisca
monitor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

ExPendifMres

The increased military expendi-
lures permit a substantial reduc-
ton in nondefense expenditures.
Obligations such as interest. pen
siens- and insurance benefits are
fixed.
Almost as fixed are the appro-
priations for which the Congress
already has made legislative COM
security grants to the
states, federal aid for highways
the 30 per cent tariff revenue sci
aside for reducing agricultural
SURPRISES and similar items.
Together, these fixed items
make up nearly half of the non-
defense expenditures I am pro.
posing for the fiscal year 1912.
For the items subject to admin
istrative rather than legislative
action, have been able to reduce
expenditures by $500, 000, 900 or Is
per cent.
Certain reductions are possible
in carrying out the established
policies relating to public works
and relief. but little change can be
made in the regular operating
costs of government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
The National


In this budget am presenting
a program for 1912, carefully
worked out to combine these OBJ
jectives. This program, including
defense and non-defense activities,
will cost about SIT 500, 600, 900
For the same period we expect the
largest national income for the
nation as a whole and also the
largest tax receipts.
The time has come for immedi-
ate consideration of assuring the
continuation of the flow of vitality
necessary munitions to those ma
tions which are defending them
selves against attack and against
the imposition of new forms OF
government upon them.
Such a complementary program
would call for appropriations and
contract authorizations over and
above this budget. The sum of all
these defense efforts should be
geared to the productive capacity
of this nation expanded to literally
its utmost efforts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

The budget of the United States
government for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1912. which !
transmit herewith, is a reflection
Of a world at war.
Carrying out the mandate OF the
people. the government has en-
barked on a program for the
total defense OF our democracy.
This means warships, freighters,
tanks, planes and guns to protect
us against aggression; and jobs.
health and security to strengthen
the bulwarks of democracy.
Total defense means more than
weapons. 1t means an industrial
capacity stepped up TO produce all
the material for defense with the
greatest possible speed.
1t is not enough TO defend our
national existence. Democracy as
way of life is equally at stake,
We meet this challenge by maxi
mum utilization of plant and man
power and by maintaining
governmental services, social Sc
curity and aid to those suffering
through no fault of their own.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
borrowing
Program

We cannot yet conceive the
complete measure of extraordinary
taxes which are necessary to pay
off the cost of emergency defense
and to aid in avoiding initiation
airy price rises which may occur
when full capacity is approaching.
However, a start should be made
this year to meet a larger per-
centage of defense payments from
current tax receipts. The addi-
tional tax measures should be
based on the principle of ability
to pay.
1 see many ways In which our
tax system can be improved with
out resort to restrictive tax levies
1 often have expressed my belief
that no really satisfactory tax re-