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Evening star., 1943-09-09

DRUG CLERKS-Good pay,
8-hour day, 6-day week, vaca-
ton with pay. Apply at any
Peoples Drug Store, or at
employment department, II
P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-09-09

RELIEF OPERATOR
Coiored. for large downtown apt. bldg,
elevator and switchboard; hours Monday.
bill p M and Sat, p.m.-7 am: perma-
nent position. Call, resident mgr. at 1912
K St NV, National 1880.
OLD LINE LIFE INSURANCE co.
Has opening for good salesman on large
established route In d. C. No car or ex-
perience necessary. Guaranteed sAlary
and commission. Phone RE. 6l6l, Mr..
4 pm, Mr.. epicef.
Evening star., 1943-09-09
TELEPHONE OPERATORS,
EXPERIENCED
CIERK-TYPIST

Larse insurance company has opening,
permanent work In pleasant environment,
40 hours per week. This is an oppor-
tunity created by our increased business.
Prsier high school graduate. Call ME.
070s for appointment.
Evening star., 1943-09-09

II you are interested in q permanent
connection with opportunity for a very
substantial income each weekly PAYDAY,
call at our Takoma Park office. 145 Carroll
ave, next to Takoma fire station. on the
Carroll ave. or Flower ave. bus line. Our
selesmen are earning big pay now: our
located near Northwest WASHINGTON on
Riggs I'd extended. Our building program
Mot We,i unaer way, winch lio VII give our
cemeteries. Our prices and terms are
the most reasonable. No previous expert
leads available-we help close your sales
George Washington Memorial Cemetery,
the Book-Ludt ORGANIZATION, developers of
fpo
Evening star., 1943-09-09

SITUATIONS MEN g WOMEN.
COUPLE, colored, desires janitor's quar-
ters for wife's services: husband employed
Call Thursday, HO 54g4
Evening star., 1943-09-09

BOYS, TWO, WHITE.
Mailing department, must be
over 16, permanent position,
good pay and working con-
ditions.
Call Mrs. Mantel.
HO. 2476.
Evening star., 1943-09-09
PORTER.

Colored; good general physical condition,
draft exempt: pleasant working conditions,
good hours; in Americas most beautiful
furniture store. Excellent salary Call in
person. See Mr.. Matthews. Colony House,
Evening star., 1943-09-09

WoRKER, FOR FAMILY WITH H cHIfo zfrffso
DREN: BLOCKS BEYOND CHEVY
CHASE CIRCLE; NO LAUNDRY. CHAM
ERFNCES REQUIRED $50 TO 500 MO.
CALL. MRS RQSENTHAI. WI h1Ql
Evening star., 1943-09-09

FOUNTAIN BOY OR GIRL
For drugstore. daywork only, steady work.
good salary Oxford O041 =
Evening star., 1943-09-09


work Colonial i Pharmses. sesn lis e. SuhGss h5ss
BUS BOY, colored, regular,
Metropolitan Club, 100 H
st. NV.
RADIO TECHNICIAN. Glen Ra-
dio Co., 4705 Wisconsin ave. WO.
5000.
ROOM CLERK, ASSISTANT,
WANTED. APPLY IN PER
SON, HOTEL 24O0 18TH ST.
NV. ASK FOR MANAGER.
MEAT CUTTERS (2), self
service market; 48-hr. week.
River Terrace Food Center,
TR. 1890.
STEAM FILTERS HELPERS.
Apply American Heating Co.,
SIS K st. Sc.
MECHANICS, EXPERT
ENCED ON TRUCKS; HIGH
EST PAY, ESSENTIAL IN
DUSTRY. DIAMOND MO-
TORS, INC, 1881 3rd ST. NV.
DRIVERS, WHITE OR COL
ORED, FOR WHOLESALE
SEA FOOD HOUSE; UNION
WAGES ESSENTIAL. I'M
DUSTRY. BOX 397-S. STAR.
MAN FOR WHOLESALE
SEA FOOD HOUSE TO RE-
CEIVE AND LOOK AFTER
M E RCHANDISE GOOD
WAGES, ESSENTIAL IN
DUSTRY. GIVE FULL IN
FORMATION REGARDING
QUALIFICATIONS. BOX
$685., STAR
Evening star., 1943-09-09
PRIVATE SECRETARY
AND ASSISTANT TO
uCn DTDErTOD
COOK.

Young lady, with personality aud back
ground: fine chance for advancement For
interview appointment call Mrs. Wins
borough, MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-09-09
MAID COI.ORED
$40 PER WEEK.

Preferably TO live in, room and bath; ref
erences required. 1885 Jonquil st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-09
HOTEI, PAINTER
NIGHT SODA WORK

INSIDE; S5 DAY: YEAR-ROUND WORK;
SEE Mr. NORRIS, ENGINEER, FAIRFAX
Evening star., 1943-09-09

MAN, COLORED,
For kitchen work. No night or Sunday
TALLY-HO RESTAURANT,
sl2 / 7th ST. NV
RUS BOY,
Colored: no Sunday work Apply in per-
son, Empire Restaurant, 1412 New York
ave.
Evening star., 1943-09-09
ROOM CLERK.

Lack of previous hotel experience NO
bar to employment. Applicant will re-
ceive full training. Excellent opportunity
for Advancement. Apply manager, Carl
ton Hotel 18th and X sts n "
Evening star., 1943-09-09

HOTEL CARPENTER
AND CABINETMAKER. 81 HOUR, FOR
ODD JOBS. CAN BE IN ODD TINE,
SEVERAL HOURS A WEEK SEE Mr.
NORRIS. ENGINEER FAIREAX HQTEI.
Evening star., 1943-09-09

$40 PER WEEK.
Maid, neat, industrious; health card;
plain cooking, ghw.; Thursday and every
other Sunday off Call Mrs. Hall, OV. 634I
HOUSEKEEPER,
The kind of job you want. Good
pay, private room and bath.
Easy job, caring for pleasant
house and l schoolchild for pro-
feSsional woman. DR.. Mable Foy,
RE. 5000, Ext. 2689.
Evening star., 1943-09-09

GIRL OR WOMAN
For part-time cashier. Attractive
position, chance to advance, va
cation and bonus. Venezia Cafe
terra, 1852 Conn. ave.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
Los Grades Segundo Atacan Los Nipones
y Tercero en- Las Por la C~arretera
Odd Fellows de Birmania

CHUNKING, China, Oct. IA
Los japoneses iniciaron aver un
ataque de tres puntas en- direc-
cion al norte Y a 10 largo de la
carretera de Birmania.
Ayudadas por la aviaci6n, las
tropas chinas hacen resistencia al
enemigo y contratacan.
En- Ia frontera de la provincis
de Yunan, los soldados chinos
contuvieron a las columns enc
migas, sufriendo los nipones mu-
chas bajas.
Nuevos refuerzos llevaron a los
invasores en- los 1ltimos dfas.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

Ell grandioso acto annual de las
"latinas" de Odd Fellows,
que empezara Ell martes, dia IL,
terminara manana viernes.
Centenares de personals acudie-
ron a la ceremonial primera Y es-
timase que la concurrencia de
manana sera todavia mayor.
Dara manana ell grade segun-
do Ell team" de las logias Pro-
greso No. 81 e Ideal No. IS, Y
ell ~tercero estara a cargo de los
hermanos de st. Petersburg.
Las ceremonas empezaran a
las ocho de la noche y suplicase
p%untual asistencia a todos los
hermanos.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

Sra. Anna LombardO, de y
amos de edad, vecina del s,a,
de la Gale Elmore, falleei6 :.
dias pasados en- un hospital /
California, del estado de p,
silvania. lie sobreviven su esOo,,
ST.. Louis Lombardo; el nam,
senior FellipO RocafOrte, en-,
trO hermanos: John, Tony, Fran
y Joe R~occaforte, dos hermann,
senoritas Rose y Angela ROce.
forte, tOdos de Tampa. La hon
y dfa del sepelio sera anunci,
do por la Funeraria de Lord
Fernandez, a su debido TENN
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
EN- MEMORIA DE FELIX
MANRIQUE

La Legion Americana, puesto
Marcelo Gonzalez No 70, efectua-
"a hoy una ceremonial en- honor
de Felix Andres Marique, de 81
ahos,un marinero fallecido a con-
secuencia de heridas que recibie-
ra en- acci6n de guerra. FL ri
tual de la Legion Sc cumplira en-
presencia de los padres del va
liente j6ven.
Antes de su ingreso en- la ma
rina, Manrique tenia ell grade de
teniente en- los Hijos de la Le-
gi6n.
Su madre, la Sra Manrique, es
vicepresidenta de las damas au-
liareS.
Estudi6 ell desventurado marino
en- la escuela superior HILLSIDE
rough.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
ARGENTINA cAMBIARA 81
PoLITIcA EXTRANJERA

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. A.
Los dos mas importantes diarios
de esta capital LA Prensa" y
ola Naci6n", insisten en- que
Ell gobierno Gamble su politica ex-
tranjera.
Sehalan los dos peri6dicOs, en-
lenguaje claro, los b%eneficios
que ell Eje obtiene por medic de
la presente actitud del gobierno
argentine.
possible es todavia llegar a una
reconciliation o entendimiento
con Estados Unidos.
Destaca LA Prensa" la situa-
ci6n de ahora y la que existie-
ra en- 1917, cuando Argentina Sc
mantuvo neutral.
"Todos los esfuerzos del Eje
tienden a lograr que la Argent
na Sc mantega neutral.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
AMRICANoS
POR ~JAPONESES

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA La
Secretaria de Estado di6 a como
Ger aver los nombres de 1926
americanos repatriados del Extre-
mo Oriente que estan a bordo
del vapor "Teia Maru", que Sc
dirige a Mormugao, India Portu-
guesa. No Sc incluyen los NOM
bres de los ninos nacidos en- ell
viaje.
Entire los viajeros hay muchos
ciudadanos de la Florida.
En- ell "Teia Maru" vienen
tambien 221 canadienses Y 40
ciudadanos de paises latinoame-
ricanos.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
Ell AUMENTo DE LAS DIETAS
Sc PoNDRA AL CoBRo

A partr del dia II Sc pondra
al cobro en- la p~restigiosa socie-
dad LA Benefica Espahola", ra-
ma del Centre Espanol, ell au-
mento de diez centavos que cada
socio debera pagan.
Anoche Sc verified una impor-
tante reunion, en- la sala de la
Cliniea, situada en- la Gale 10 y
Decima Avenida, a la que asis-
theron los cobradores y la Conf
sion de "La B~enefica", repre-
sentada por ell presidente Ramon
Fernandez Rey, Jose R. Colme-
mares, Jose Paysada y ell seereta-
rio Eloy Vergara.
Explicaron los motives del au-
mento de diez centavos en- las
Quotas, senalando ell alto precio de
las medicinas y 10 que cada en-
fermo cuesta en- ell sanatorio del
Centre E%spanol, los Sres. Fernan-
DEE y Rey y Colmenares.
Pudo demostrarse de manera
clara, contundente, que Ell servi-
clio en- ell Centre Espanol y La
Benefica, considerable las cir
cunstancias, es admirable en- 10
que Sc refiere a los casos de gra-
vedad.
La ~asistencia en- ell sanatorio
del Centre Espanol, dirigido por
Ell eminente cirujanO DR.. Win
ton, esta a la altura de los mejo-
res hospitales del sur de la ma
ci6n.
Ell prop6sito de los comisiona-
dos de LA Benefica" es que en-
los casos de verdadera necesidad
Sc de a los enfermos todas las me-
dicinas, analisis, radiografias, in
tervenciones quir1rgicas, etc., que
su estado demande.
Los cobradores ofrecieron su
cooperation y dijeron, algunos de
ellos, 10 que p~ensaban de las ms
tituciones Centre Espanol y LA
Benefica''.
Eloy Vergara, ell secretario, acla-
no algunos de los puntos relacio-
nados con las Quotas.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
Wilkie Anunciars
SUI Candidatura

NEW YORK, Oct. IA
fuente autOrizada Sc SUM
que Wendell Wilkie Sc D,.' "a
anunciar en- esta semana, =
cipios de la e%ntrante, su ca,% ~
tura a presidente de Ia Ps,'
blica. "
Hablara mahana en- San +.
y tiene Ell prop6sitO de oDo,. -
a un cuarto periodic presiders.
para Mr.. Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
Los Alemanes..
(viene de la1a paginal

(Viene de la1a pagina)
no los alemanes no solo estan
obligadOs a hacer frente a los
p%roblemas envueltos en- una reti-
rada, sino que tambien les ame-
naza un desastre mayor 81 la es-
trategia rusa es completamente
desenvuelta.
En- los primeros dias del otono
ell gran plan militar de Hitler pa
ia 1912 termina en- un desastre
que pudiera trocarse en- uno ma
yor.
Los rusos no dicen haber des-
truido ell grueso del ejercito enc
migo, pero tienen enormes venta-
jas en- las zonas recuperadas.
Ell mando rojo actGa con la
mayor cautela y no permite a los
observadores extranjeros que es-
tudien u planes, pero los Ala
dos siempre han mostrado la ten
dencia a desconsiderar las capaci-
dades del Ejercito Rojo.
La aviacion sovietica tiene SUI
perioridad en- su frente y la Luft-
waite, que todavia Sc We en- gran
numero, arroja todoS sus apara-
tos en- las tacticas de ataque en-
caminadas a dar apoyo a sus
tanques e infanteria.
Ell enemigo ha deSiStido de los
bombardeoS e~strategicoS.
Moscu no ha sido atacada en-
TODD Ell verano y la capital usa
lie nuevo su alumbrado indirecto
en- lugar de un apaluces compile
to.
Las defensas alemanas Sc de-
rrumban hoy a 10 largo de un
frente Gle 500 millas. Una column
ma avanza hacia ell centric de Me-
litopol, guardian de la Crimea, y
ha roto las lineas enemigas en- las
afueras de zaporozhe.
Ell communicate Official anuncia
que Ia Inca nazi ha sido quebran
tada en- la Crimea y que una ba-
ITALIA Sc soStiene frente a Gomel.
donde Ell Ej6rcito Rojo ha pene-
trado las defensas alemanas al
sur y ell norte de los bastiones de
la Russia Blanca.
En- ell CaGcaso funciona Ia ar
tilleria roja de grueSo calibre )
cubre con su fuego Ell eStrecho de
Kerchenski.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

Sc NEcESITA - Una mueha-
cha o sonora para trabajOs de
Oficina. HOras razonables. Diri-
jase a esta reduction, esquina de
Gale Is y Decima Avenida.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
Il E. NERVOUS
RESTLESS
Oh "CERTkIN DIS" on he Manth7

% GEAIAlN UATS VI IIB HIOnTn!
DO functional periodic disturbances
make you feel nervous, cranky. IN.
table, Adgety, tired and dragged OUT
at such times2
Then start at once-try Lydia z.
Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound to
relieve such symptoms. Pinkham's
Compound Is famous not only to help
relieve monthly pain but also accom-
panytng weak, tired nervous feelings Of
this nature.
Taken regularly $50 Pinkham'R Conn
pound helps build up resistance against
such symptoms. For years thousands
upon thousands Of women and girls
have reported dement's. Follow label
directions. Well north tTytROl
LYDIA {. PINKHAM'S SSESs4a5
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Transport Plane Guides Boats
To Men FLOATING in Sea

ever, upon completion Of the last
pass I noticed two men swimming
toward the nearest one. We coulo
do no more for them and so con.
tinued on to our base after inform.
ing the Air-Sea Rescue Service ano
reporting the approximate number
Of survivors and their location
Upon landing we were informed
that American and British nava
boats as we'll as the Air-Sea Rescue
boats were already half way te
the spot"
Most of the men, whose ship hac
been sunk by an Axis torpedo, were
picked up and taken to various
ports. While this is the largest Of
the sea rescue operations in which
Troop Carrier Command planes
have taken part, smaller incident:
of the sort occur frequently. Skim.
ming low over the water, sometimes
through necessity because of loads
of wounded who cannot stand high
attitudes, the pilots are in an ideal
position to spot men in the water
The transport planes themselves
of course, cannot land on the water
but they can make immediate con-
facts with the fast air-sea rescue
boats.
For troops in Sicily it is now Or
ange time. The somewhat tart Or
anges now are turning yellow in
orchards which seem to stretch con-
tinuously along the coast from Mes
sina halfway to Palermo. The road
is lined with children selling the
Evening star., 1943-11-09

centers how to serve employees, she
said. the health service decided to
try service here for Federal en-
ployes.
The center also offers nutrition
consultation, general health <edu-
cation and consultation, and tuber-
culosis surveys. Several Government
departments have doctors and
nurses OF their own but others are
Evening star., 1943-11-09
laskey Reports Gain!
In Drive 10 Improve
Quality Of Eggs Here

An OPA campaign to improve the
quality of eggs sold to Washington
housewives has achieved very sat-
isfactory" results, John L. Laskey
District OPA enforcement attorney
declared today.
Mr., Laskey said decided i'm
provement had been noted follow
ing conferences between OPA off,
clals and Is District egg wholesalers
at which the poultrymen pledged
cooperation with the OPA program
The conferences were called after
OPA surveys had revealed that the
practice OF up grading" or selling
eggs of lower grade at a price
specified for higher grade, was
becoming general in the District
The discrepancies were revealed by
weight checks, according to T. A
Clauss, head of the food division OF
the District OPA.
At a general meeting which fol-
lowed the individual conferences
the state of compliance and posi-
bilities of Improvement" were dis
cussed, and OPA officials agreed tc
take no action on violations uncov-
cred by the investigation in return
for promise of full cooperation
in the future, Mr., Laskey said.
The results since then indicate
that we are getting the cooperation
we had hoped for" Mr.. Laskey
added. Il am very much encour
aged by the wholehearted way in
which the wholesalers are support
ing the program"
Mr.. Laskey will leave Washington
this week end to attend a regional
conference of district OPA enforce
ment attorneys to be held at Prince
ton, N. j., Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
Evening star., 1943-11-09

ering a sarge Thomas r. Henry.
near the front lines in Italy, Sud-
denly they observed below them
in the words of 1t. Keyes, what
appeared to be three life boats in
the water. Two seemed to be
fastened together, the other drift
ing nearby. Immediately We
dropped down to investigate. Upor
closer observation we could see
plain that what we though were
boats really were men swimming in
the water They waved madly as
we passed over them.
Some were clinging to bits OF
debris and some to small cork RATS
while others were isolated from the
rest with no visible means of sup
port.
I'VE made several passes over
them so that we could throw out
four rubber boats and IS life belts
which we had on the ship. At first
no move was made by the men to
make for the rubber boats How
Evening star., 1943-11-09
II. 5. Will Re-examine
|4-F Men Seeking
Federal Positions

All men applying for Government
positions after being classified AZ
for psychological reasons will be
re-examined by Public Health Serv-
ice physicians to find their best
place in the Government" 1t has
been announced by DR.. Beatrice
Berle, medical director Of the En-
ployes' Health Service.
She said the new Federal en-
ployes' health center now operating
at Fourth and G streets S.W. is In
the process Of expansion to include
psychiatric and mental hygiene
examinations. When personnel is
Evening star., 1943-11-09

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Johnston to Address
Electrical ENGINEERS

Harrison Johnston, General Elec-
trio Co. engineer, will be guest
speaker at a meeting of the Ameri-
can Institute OF Electrical Engineers
at 8 o'clock tonight in the audi
torium OF the Potomac Electric
Power Co., Tenth and E streets NV
Mr.. Johnston will speak on IN
dustrial Measurements and Control
Equipment Made Possible Through
the Use of Electronics."
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Washington Cathedral
To End Evening Tours

Tonight's tour Of Washingtor
Cathedral, which will begin at
O'Clock, will be the last evening tour
until spring, Canon Chancellor C.
w. F, Smith has announced.
Ellis Varley, organist, will give a
recital following the tour. The
inspection trips were conducted
through the summer for war work
ers unable to visit the Cathedral
during the day.
Evening star., 1943-11-09

The loyal men aad
womena atCrosley
are investing 15%
Of their incomes
in War Bonds as q
symbol that their
savinIs. as we'll
as their skilled
hands, are work.
ia1 for Victory.
Evening star., 1943-11-09

found b carry gut the plan, she
said. all prospective Government
employees In 4-F will be referred to
the center for examination and
vocational advice. The center will
also try to handle all types Of per
sonality problems on the job" the
doctor said.
DR.. Berle Is the wife of Adolf
Berle, Assistant Secretary of State
She has been medical director OF
the Federal Employees Health Serv-
ice since 1t was set up by Public
Health Service in July. After 20
years Of advising industrial medical
Evening star., 1943-11-09

fruit. Within the last two weeks Z
transformation has gripped the ST.
Gillian landscape. 1t was brown and
burned through the rainless sum-
mer and early autumn. Today, with
the scanty fall rains. the whole
countryside has turned green - a
soft green like that OF Potomac
Park in early Spring.
Evening star., 1943-11-09

there will be 46 billion dollars in excess money
Even after lot of money has gone into War Bonds,
life insurance and other savings the temptation will be
to over-spend in competition with our neighbors.
That's what happened in Central Europe after the
last war. 1t can happen here
How we preventit By buying only what we
need. By checking ceiling prices and refusing to pay
By paying for much of the war as we can, as
go, though the taxes tough. By paying off
old debts. By saving money and buying all the War
Bonds we and hanging on to them.
There has never been any room in America for the
pessmist. And there is room in America today for
unfounded optimism. What we need is realism.
There will come day, of course, when the wartime
advances in electronics be applied to peacetme
radio and teevson; and when the lessons of war in
producing rugged complex apparatus will make Croscy
Rergerators with the Shelvador and other appliances
finer and more service-free than ever.
But, meanwhile the more fighting material we produce,
the shorter the will be- Let's get it over Let's not
kill single American by optimism. Let's ruin
ourselves at home by bringing on imitation. Let's be
REALISTS!
Evening star., 1943-11-09

now referring employees to the new
center.
She has also been making . spe-
cial effort to give nutrition lectures
coke versus milk" and so forth
to girls In the new Government dor
mitories, DR.. Berle said. She de-
scribed the functions Of the center
at Mrs. Roosevelt's press conference
yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-11-09

I II I o u = n Cne
work Of a trans
port plane of the
Troop Carrier
Command S t a.
toned here.
The transport,
plloted by Fly
ing Officer Sam
L, Osver of Mel
rose Park, ILL.,,
W | t h 1t. Will
liam A. Keyes of
Brooklyn, N. Y,
as co-pilot, W a s
returning to its
base after deliv-
Evening star., 1943-11-09
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,
Star Staff Correspondent.

SICILY (by Aerial Courier) One
Of the dramatic air-sea rescues re-
ported in the war was carried out
near Sicily few days ago, largely
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Are We a Nation
of Optimists, Pessimists Realists?

T>vEN in the darkest days when all the news was bad
VII never occurred to the American people that we
could lose this We just jaws and muttered,
"Wc'l show those So-and-So'sn'
We planned and lost sleep and set higher goas-and
did the impossible in battle and the production 'front.'
Which American as apple pie or ice-cream
Crosey war plants, for example, turning fight
ing materials many times our peacetime peak.
But now this nborn confidence is breeding kind of
optimism that be kept under wraps or it's going
to waste good American lives
The viewpoint that it's all but the shouting is
menace to American fighters all over the world. We
could take defeats, but can we take victories?
This over-optimism get into trouble at homc
too if we don't protect ourselves against inhaton
Imitation that dollar can shrink to fraction
of the value of penny
1t means that apple can cost as much as farm
loaf OF bread as much as an automobile; pair of
shoes much as a house.
Americans are going to have 1856 billion dollars to
spend next year But there will be only 80 billion dollars
worth of goods and services to buy That means that
Evening star., 1943-11-09
ADVERTISEMENT.
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain Is nlia
Of tiny tubes or filters which help to purify the
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
many people nave to get up nights. Don't
neglect this condition and lose valuable. rest.
ful sleep.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood. II
may also cause nagsing backachs. rheumatic
pains. leg pains. loss Of pep I'D energy.
swelling. pufhness under the eye. headaches
and dizziness.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. used successfully by millions for over 20
yeas. They give happy relief and will help
tAs Is miles Of kidney tubes flush out poison.
sAs waste from your blood. Get Doan's rills
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-09
Walter Lippmann Says:
The Treasury Tax Plan
Lacks Convincing Idea

this dangerous money.
But Mr.. Morgenthaus figures
show that even after his new taxes
are imposed, there will still be an
enormous amount of dangerous
money lying around loose. Let us
look at his figures. In the fiscal
year ending next June, 1914, the
people will, it is estimated, receive
an income of $152, 1000, 900, 900,
whereas there will be goods and
services for sale worth at present
prices only $4,000, 100000. So,
subtracting 80 from 152 the amount
of dangerous money is $63, 900, OOO,-
900.
OF this amount $4,000, 900, 900
will be drawn off by personal tax
es. and war-bond sales will have
locked up, more or less securely,
saw another $17,ooO,ooo,ooo. Sub
ira citing 81 plus II from 63 still
leaves us with $25, 900, 100000 of
dangerous money. So the Treasury
is asking for another 10000, Ooo,-
0O0 But that still leaves us with
SIS, 900, 100000 Of dangerous mon
ev That is still an enormous
amount of dangerous money. 1t is
an inflationary deficit nearly seven
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