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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

FIvE-GAITED SHOW MARES lo7, ! with
col COL oE Gallant American; / Tenn watkins
Tean w In B bs66g mare Pa50mq9
P,alomlno Jumper, open jumping horses
hunting horses. Is nice riding horses:
WEANED PIGs.Thrifty Polaad-China
breed SH. PHI, NE 1884. -
CATTLE--White-taced Hereford; choice
! I n, marked DR.. c. J. LAUGHLIN, 81.
H9l5tein' Guernsey and Jersey. Rockville
60 HEREFORD COWS, pure-bred herd: A.
PERSON, oney Ma. Phone @. Ashton ny 3 SIS
A REAUTIFUL. KIND. trained. 5-year.oId.
for man or woman approaching top breed
t n,, coTgIIort ara safety. BY appointment
fHioRsES BooARsbEp in the country; sc 5ood
eare PHONE Marshal 571S or write MISS
THoRoUGGiHiBFRlEzD HUNTER, suitable for
P pn@G Cal Fails chgrch S96-J-1&. -
ds oN1, LIZ 5r ok to SADDLE and cart wheel
F.. RIDING EoRsEs, j grey and r rafted
TO PAsTIRE, 'G SO no no Sea beautjfnI
srra{lng. lovely stream, plenty of shade. in
Sp2 a2 hoTses paradise. Near Fairfax.
SADDLES, Western and English. new:
hanomade brides, by EXPERT; carriages.
QQsgy. etc pinto pony, spirited, ride or
drive. CLUB MARYLAND. Indian Head Nd.
SEVERAL GENTLE RIDING HORSES. spot
TED mare, ride, work; beautiful Tennessee
walking horse; other gentle riding horses,
IGme I.nhroEen; | well-bred weanline colt;
SonS~5 coed fresh Holstelns. Isl and
DAY. Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna 1911.
LOVELY RIDING HORSES t3p. I drive,
small: u hands buggy with frirse
LEVEL GREEN FARM. Manassas I'd Ger
teryille; Va, Phone Fairfax 3S6-J-3. .
PASTURE FOR HORSES, SIS per month
Can Pleasant lnOl after & pm -
GOOD MILKING COW and hcifer. milk
goats, j driving scat. 3 corn planters. :
riding cultIvatorS, > one-horse weeders,
tractor. disc harrow. "-bottom plowS'
mowers hay rskes, l and > horse wagon.
sEtalters, .cousrs, all SIZES: wood saws. :
blowers Tor forge, farm bells, stable ma
n 3n OK yoke: Falls Church s65-W-2, 10
calves, al good mixers FREMONT DAY,
FARM EQUIPMENT AND STOCK sows.
! boar, IS tons timothy hay. Mccormick
Deering tractor No. 30, rubber on front;
Int; 7. B. tractor plow, tractor disk, culpi-
cacker, potato planter, lime spreader.
manure spreader, harrow, alfalfa drill,
disk drill, corn planter, riding cultivator
and numerous other articles, including
harness, wagons and tools. PERSON,
Olney, Nd. AS. 3S2S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
BOATS lcont.l

IT. MstoqaI One design s9tsan
R SSs Boh Y Ffshy 18Th a and wses
BUDA, MARINE ENGINE, twin fire, 8 cyl.
boat 't over 80" 80 Il. in length completely
overhauled, new pistons, rings, pins AND
a nrcs AGO 5ss I'm Mon Sfn
So yacht. LIT. Col.
sengers, suitable for ferry or excursions:
exceptionally well conStructed; economl-
cally powered by two Diesel Gray az Marine I,lI
all necessary .auxiliaries, two dynamos, ice
machine, sanitary, fresh water and ,bilge
ceiver electrically operated windlass and
capstan: berthed at foot OF o ST. at Maine
CABIN CRUISER, A. over all, powered by
l75-h.p. HalI-Scott gas engine, with pilot
house control sleeps six: lavatory, galley.
eHcan 0f se pump sqa By
4 c. F.; priced at $4,000; beEthed at
sci e s p Mrsad $3.50
cash. Boa, mYSt be seen to be aprTe-
s spETD CART fs 10 ~ 12]' long with e9-hp
Sea Horse. new leather seats; ready to go
fast" Can be seen GTe@orv Boat Yeri.
Maine ave. s,w. Call OWNER, Ia. 1I?s.
sAILBoAT, sloop-rgged, loft, v bottom,
Marconl sails; excellent conditlon; S3I5
Prince Frederick and Port Republic 30
mfS WI s1M 3e beach So "a anf Snn
Service, or cottage opposite Gifts Hotel
sKANEATELEs COMET, 1871. ready to
CRUISER, 34-ft.. Kermath, $500. 81.
loft BOAT, Eft. beam, SIT draft:
ahR T pS6nt le es oR32
oFOC mr. ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ARIsTOs DECORATING Co.-Painting,
papering, plastering, floor finishing; quality
work; free estimates: prices most reason
able; terms arranged. RE. 09@6. 90
ASPHALT AND CONCRETE construction
Of driveways our specially A. L. HARPER
CONSTRUCTION co, SH. 676o. ---12
ASPHALT DRIyEWAYS, country roads and
parking areas; estimates free. PRIVATE
ROADS PAVING CONTRACTOR, GIL. 500.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. hagstone
Eorches and walks, chimneys. freplaces
koc MkReuG na P9o6e RoakHe 4 sng
SoSsTRucTiHNG arivexsys and waikssyss
eIIr speciality. COMMUNITY PAVING CO :,
floor SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying. sanding, finishing, cleaning. par
99. Net OSCILLATIONS; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
!MI CONTRACTORS, INC. 1912 Wiscon-
Sln aye NO. 2215
GENERAL eId sf. REPAIRs-Decorating interior
ssi na exterior. SILVER SPRING IMPROVE
H MaME S S3pp sire 2es5. 10:
'GOR Il WILLIAMS. Ex. 54O2; ewes,
ca b647. Free estimates. 10
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ACCESSORIES for your camera darkroom
or movie outfit; largest selection in
cameras, projectors. enlargers, electric ex-
posure meters. fash guns. carrying cases
range finders, films, color films. photo
Papers, chemicals, photo books and 500
more items We buy and trade BREN-
NER PHOTO CO.. 933 Pa. ave. NV. (opp
Dept. of Justicel. RE 1884
ADDING MACHINE, Comptometer. perfect
condition; 1910 N. Y. ave. NV, Room 81,
AIR coNDITIoNING, h,p.: new Govern.
ment surplus units. Adams 4411.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08

BOARDING. facilities for dogs and
week nd o. qnEsr Gesn sanitary
psryision Pickup service; BIDgg-A,WEE
CoLLIES ard shetland sheep dogs tminia-
ture colies'. the kind YOU have been
about, BEECH TREE FARM, Annandaie
I'd, Falls Church. Va
DOGS BOARDED-NeWly const kennels.
outdoor screened rrnways special rates
for perm boarders: Axe res. cookers for
sale KRISS KROSS KENNELS. Lee hwy.
Rt 211. near Centerville, Fairfax l1-J-2.
GROOMING, BATHING, BOARDING. all
breeds, Axe cocker spaniel puppies for
sale. DOGGIE INN KENNELS, Rockville
245-W. Ill
BEAUTIFUL BUFF RED Axe registered
cocker puppies excellent show specimens,
S35, $50 and SIS. SH. 1888. -12
CHOW DOG, female. 3 yrs, good watch-
deg, for sale. 612 nth st. NV. 8 to 10
FOR SALE, thoroughbred female English
setter, yrs, INBRED, childrens pet, no
papers. Alex. 52s7. 5
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

COAL, stoker, approximately 20 tons; buy
er remove; near Mclean, Va; best offer.
Daleview S30-F-13 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

for vet. with newspaper an
business experience, $3.50. MR.. PRUEF EF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08

ACCoRDION, 12o bass, modern Italian
model. RIA 4O4i -l2
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcu-
iators. bought. scid ard rented RE 1l77
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. S13 l4th st
r
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
HERE'S POSITION FOR AN ATTORNEY
 TO TRAVEL ABROAD

Attorney R. E. Robertson has re- ceived a request from the American Bar Association which may inter est some attorney in Alaska. The request, in letter, says the Ameri- can Bar Association has received a request from the Department of State for assistance in the selection of attorneys to serve as Military Government Court Officers" jn Ger many This letter is addressed to you in compliance with that request and in the belief that you can be of assistance. I suggess that, if you know of any qualified men who might be interested, you acquaint them with the contents of this letter and ask them to con- municate with Boyd Fisher, Re- cruitment Officer, Department of State, 2049 Munitions Building, Washington (25) D. c.
 "The general requirements and duties of this assignment and the compensation incident thereto have hcen outlined as follows
 Acceptance of the assignment will necessitate leaving family and commitments here for a year and serving under military leadership in circumstances alien to the ex- perience of established men of the bar. The prestige of the United States rules out any candidate without a high-grade legal educa- tion, broad background in or with a good firm, considerable forensic experience, totaling not less than from three to five years, possibly some civic experience, and certain ly inherent qualities pointing to the candidates capacity to uphold the honor and competence of the American Bar in wholly unusual setting.
 "The duties of the assignment will include service at various times as judge or prosecutor in military
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
UNITED GOOD FRIDAY
 SERVICES TO BE HELD,
 SALVATION ARMY HALL

A United Good Friday service of the Memorial Presbyterian Church and the Salvation Army will be held tomorrow tFriday) beginning at pm, at the Salvation Army Hall OF Willoughby Avenue.
 The service will last approxi- mately two hours with the theme Calvary Meditation, The Seven Sayings From the Cross The ser vice will be as follows:
 Plane Prelude, Congregational Hymn, Scripture lesson, Luke 23: 26-34; The First Word, Father forgive them for they know not what they do' by Captain John Hoogstad
 Congregational Hymn, Scripture Lesson, Luke 23: 35-43; The Sec ond Word, To-day Thou shalt be with Me in paradise" by the Rev. R. E. Baker.
 Trio, Bethel Tabernacle; Scrip ture Lesson, John 19: 17-27; The Third Word, Woman behold thy son." by the Rev. Wm. Youngs.
 Congregational Hymn, Scripture Lesson, Matt. 27: 39-47; The Fourth Word, My God My God, why hast Thou forsaken me?" by Adj. H LorenZen.
 Solo, Beautiful Jesus" - Mrs Capt. Hoogstad; Scripture Lesson, John 19: 28-29; the Fifth Word, by the Rev. Robert Treat.
 Congregational Hymn, Scripture Lesson, John IT.: Ill: The Sixth Word, by the Rev Walter Soboleff
 Vocal Number, Memorial Presby- terian; Scripture Lesson, Luke 23: 44-49; The Seventh Word, by Brig c. o. Taylor, and Benediction.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
HOLY CITY E CROWDED WITH W0RSHIppERS
Tension Prevails Behind Observance of Maundy
 Thursday in Jerusalem

JERUSALEM, April 18.-Through streets lined with barbed wire bar ricades and teeming with armed troops, thousands streamed into this ancient city today to see Christian worshippers recreate with symbolic ceremoniss the last hours before Christ was crucified.
 An undercurrent of tension pre- vailed throughout the Holy City as Palestine's e-cornered Arab Jewish British political controversy was complicated by a countrywide strike of 50,000 civil servants. who are demanding increased pay and better working conditions.
 Easter observance of the Western and Eastern Christian faiths coin eide this year, making the Holy Sepulchre site and other sacred places more crowded with worship pers than usual.
 The ancient rites of Maundy Thursday began at daybreak and will continue all day as sect after sect stages its interpretation of the events of the day on which Christ led disciples into the upper room" for "tEe Last Supper"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
3-H0UR DEVOTIONAL AT HOLY TRINITY TO
 BE OBSERVED FRIDAY

The Three i.our Devotional on the Seven Last Words of Christ" at the Church of the Holy Trinity. Episcopal, Fourth and Gold, will begin promptly at 12 noon tomor- row with the introductory address by the Rev. w. Robert Webb.
 The time schedule of the seven words is as follows. 1920, Father, forgive them. for they know not what they do." l2:40, To-day shalt thou be with me in paradise 100 Woman, behold thy son; son, be- hold thy mother" l:20, My God! my God! Why hast thou forsaken me?" TAO, T thirst" 200, Tt is finished" 2.20, Father, into Thy hands I commend my spirit" 2:40 Concluding service.
 Interspersed between the address will be appropriate passion hymns and suitable prayers as well as si- lent periods. The public is cordially invited to attend this service either for the entire three hours or for as much of the service as it is possible to attend
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
FLOCK BUSTERS," COMEDY DRAMA,
 AT 2OTH CENTURY

A picture that rings the bell as @ comedy-drama is the Monogram film Block Busters" which is at tie 20th Century Starred are the inimitable screen rowdles, the East Side Kids, who never fail to provide plenty of action and com edy in their films.
 Leo Gorcey, Huntz Han, Gabriel Dell and Billy Benedict head the East Side Kids group, and the fem mine leads are played by pretty Kay Marvis and Roberta Smith. Other outstanding persons in the support ing roles are Harry Langdon, Noah Reery, ST, Minerva Urecal, Char lie Murray, Jr., Junior Strand, Billy Chaney and Fred Pressel. A snappy jitterbug musical interlude is supplied by Jimmie Noone and his orchestra, with the Ashburns
 Briefly, the story deals with the arrival of new, somewhat sissi- fled, boy into the neighborhood and his initiation into the gang The Eastsiders comprise baseball team for which the new lad be- comes star player There are equal amounts of action, romance and comedy to make the film well-balanced bill of fare.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
20 pASSENGERSARE
 FLOWN HER BY pAA

On trips to and from Seattle yes- terday Pan American Airways flew the following passengers:
 To Seattle: Walter Gray, Flor ence Stephens. Larry Mills, Harry Adkins, Peter Paulson, William Clark, Harriet Kimball. Helen Waite, Fritz Peterson. Archie Met calfe, William Eddy. Thelma AL bertson.
 Philip Tate, Carrie Tate, sCarl Adams, William Roesch. Harris Yourison, James Cosgrove, Olward Hanson, Howard Hanson, Alma Kempton, James Kempton, Jerry Kempton, and James Kempton.
 From Seattle: James Cow, Mar garet Miller, Martha Hopkins. Louise Hopkins, Merlin Hobilt, Helen Hal liday, Arthhr Deleray, Mrs Merry
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
COMEDY BILL IS
 BEING FEATURED
 AT CAPITOL NOW

The brisk dialogue in Men In Her Diary" now at the Capitol Theatre, makes the feature good comedy and this is all brought out by large cast with Jon Hall, Lou ise Allbritton and Peggy Ryan star red.
 The story is all about a stenog (Peggy) who writes a diary about her office life, which is found and read by husband and wife, Don and Louise, and things happen quickly.
 The two song hits in the feature "Makin' A Million" and Keep Your Chin Up' are lively tunes.
 The added short feature is an- other release of This Is America" entitled Battle of Supply a story of the Navy answering a secret coded order.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18

government courts; preparation of opinions and advice to superiors on military government and German and International Law; making recommendations on proposed Ger man legislation, and reviewing cases already heard in military government courts. Knowledge of German would be desired, but is not requisite.
 The salary is based on $6,23O ger annum, with 25 percent added fer overseas maintenance, totaling aroung $7,787. The Army furnish es round-trip transportation and provides meals and lodging at a very low rate (around ss0 per Many of the qualified civilian leaders already at work have, obviously, earned more than compensation of this order The appeal of the assignment, therefore, is likely to Le partly in the unusual experience it offers and partly in the opportunity it presents to ad- vance the cause of peace
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
TANANAI(E SHOWS
 FIRST THAW SIGNS

The first sign of thawing of the Nenana River at Nenana was re- ported at Fairbanks on Tuesday by William C. Williams, ice classic manager, according to the Fair banks News Miner.
 The first glaze of melted ice appeared on the surface the other day" Williams said, but if the weather continues as cold as it has been at Nenana, the ice won't start moving until June," he added laughingly.
 A sum of about $l18,000 has been raised for the 1946 classic, Williams also reports. A large staff of office workers is hard at work sorting out the tickets and the catalog of guesses should be out by May l.
 Williams was surprised to note the advancing signs of thawing on the Cinema River. 'The Chena's breakup may affect the Tanana ice by making it move earlier" the Nenana manager speculated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
RHEUMATIC FEVER TO BE TOPIC AT MONDAY
 MEET, HEALTH CENTER

Under the sponsorship of the Gastineau Public Health Council, a meeting centering around discus sion of Rheumatic Fever Trends in Alaska will be held next Monday night at o'clock in the City Health Center, Room 108, Territorial Build ing.
 Principal speaker of t;.c eve- ming will be Dr. N. Berneta Block, Director. of the Crippled Children's Services in the Territorial Depart ment of Health. AS an adjunct to Dr. Blocks discussion there will be a showing of film strip. Jimmy Beats Rheumatic Fever"
 This meeting is open to the pub lie and all persons interested in learning more about rheumatic few CT in their community are cordially invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
ALASKA AlRlINES
 FLIES IN WITH s

Arriving with Alaska Airlines on the Starliner Fairbanks, with Capt. Larry Flahart, Flight Officer Sam Silvers, and Stewardess Marjorie Stevens on Wednesday were the following passengers from Anchor age: Carl Adams, Bob Wohl. J. Helfrich, E. Poynton, James Philip, Jacob White. William J. Bosch and c. Hernandez.
 On the return flight the fol- lowing were flown to the Westward City: Muriel Frier. Gordon Jones, J. c. Cow, Axel Carlson, Mrs. Mar tha Hopkins. Miss M. Miller, Mrs. D. P. Hoblit, Richard Green, and William Thompson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
vFW ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR BIG HOMECOMING
 DANCE TO BE APRIL 27

A Veterans Homecoming Dance sponsored by the local post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held in the E1ks Ballroom Satur- day. April 27, it is announced.
 Everyone is urged to keep this date in mird. as plans are being made to make the affair a real success. according to committee members Harold Brown and Eckley Guerin.
 Dancing will start at 10 o'clock and continue until 2 o'clock, with more details to be announced later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
SALvATI0N ARMY
 QUOTA SLIGHTLY
 OVER 1-4 RAISED

A total of s1,146, or slightly more than one-fourth the quota for this years budget, has been collected in the current Salvation Army Drive, Brig. c. o. Taylor, Divisional Com mander, announced this morning.
 The Brigadier said he found "es- pecially gratifying the fact that many contributions, some small and others larger than the donators could rightfully afford, have been coming in from former CHS now home in Juneau.
 Typical of the letters accompany ing the donations of these veterans is the following letter from we'll known local boy recently discharged from the Army:
 Dear Sirs, enclosed you will find five dollars. It is my small contribution to your worthy cause. know of no other organization that I would rather donate to. Just month ago I was discharged from the Army; and during my three years of service it was noticeable to me that the Salvation Army was the outstanding organization deal ing in Service Aids. especially want to commend the Captains Carruthers and Morris who were in Sitka, Alaska, in 1943 and the Red Shield USO in Seattle, Wash ington. They were both outstand- ing examples of real charity and faith"
 Although the drive is progressing favorably as to the number of do- nators, Brig. Taylor said he hoped those persons who find themselves unable to give more than $1 or $2 at the present will offer to pledge for at least the same sum later in the year.
 The call for volunteers has been answered enthusiastically, he said. Volunteer workers are now covering all areas of Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18

Deleray, Gordon Jones, Axel Carl son, Al Peters. Muriel Friar, Har- ry Lorberm, Mike Savolai. Bill Manila. Howard Sawyer, Eyer C.. Sawyer. Patricia Sawyer, and Imo- gene Hunker.
 From Fairbanks: Gov. Ernest Gruening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
Wanted! Men And Women Who Are
 Hard Of Hearing

To make this simple. no risk hearing test with Ourine drops used with simple syringe. If you are deafened, bothered by ringing. buzzing head noises due to hardened or coagulated wax tcerumenJ. try the Ourine Home Method test that so many say has enabled them to hear well again. You must hear better after making this simple test or you get your money back at once. Ask about Ourine Ear Drops today at
 Butler, Mauro Drug Co. The RexalI Store
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
SA(RAMENI TO BE
 ADMINISTERED AT
 N. |. FRIDAY NIGHT

The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be administered at the service which will be held in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church on Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend this service. There will be no service tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
FOOD BY AIR

Anchorage is receiving perish ables by air plane. Seven thousand pounds of foodstuffs arrived there Monday night from Seattle flown by Alaska Airlines' cargo ships. Air trips are scheduled every two dayc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18
NO EASIER SERVICE AT
 CHAPEL -BY- Y-ThE-LAkE

There will te no Easter service at the Chapel -By-The-Lake because of illness. The announcement is made by Mrs. Stanley Jekill, Assis- tant Sunday School Superintendent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18

In his experiments to develop the incandescent light, Thomas Edison tried cardboard and the whiskers of a mans beard for fila ments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-04-18

FROM HARBOR ISLAND
 E. A. Kohlhase and family have arrived i1ere from Harbor Island. They are stopping at Hotel Juneau.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

The administration still has only
one panacti for the ills of the ma
tiun a mixture of equal parts of
bureaucracy and little public
lnIlIt.N
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

TIMES HAVE CHANGED since Nhlt.
tiers barefoot boy with cheek of tan we"'
fishing With,presumably, willow poie, t
bit OF string and bent pin. This thoueht; ~, -
occasSOned by the sight of visiting c..s
dWeller who recently visited this comhlullltI
Sandals protected his feet. A strap cap "lLn .L
a celluloid visor shaded his face from '''e
sun. He carried fancy steel foG WIZ
tapered line and an expensive feel ''l1o
tackle box, Il can of bait, a wicker Greer, d al
inflated rubber pillow, a lunch DaShet <'''U'
hugged to his breast by burdeneea ALL ,,' g
bottle of well-known soft drink with straw 1l,as
sticking out Of it, convenient to his llPS QuGS,
toned as to his luck he took pull DO o" cone [me
straw and slowly shook his head. by nv p.
trast, small negro youngster ea5't thnt ,nt Of f
the Whittier boy, had his hands filled tllll9 ",.n 4r
his catch of "sunnies' and 'ca'IleS; S;n,,ant
Surredly it takes more that lhe &c the likes
to do the job. A little knowledge ol ..nr;nninq t,
and dslkes of the fish goes far IN o'''e rs
home the bacon"
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
aWASAINCTONA
. SNAPSHOTS 1ssiiiiiis s# ~!
BY James Preston

Congress is coming t;.vrD To lace
With the problem Ut how to man
age the nations tremendous war
debt
The Federal Reserve Board also
has Interested itself III the prob
lt III lncIta~iu> discussion OI the
subject iN likely both in govern
mental and business circles III the
next several months
The policy udupttd Tor manage
nlenl OF the debt is OF vital lmpOl
taHct to business IT will affect
taxes, credit rates of interest and
government expenditures.
With Passage by Congress OF the
Byrd resolution reducing debt
With some exceptions from 5000
billion To $275-hilliun. the govern
nltnt must face realistically the
problem OF Il balanced budget
Debate on the subject produced
demands tOr study ut methods q;
managing the debt. Proposals made
iii Congress include revision OF the
monetary system. greater economy
and application of receipts iron
sale OF surplus property To debt re-
duCtiOn