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Evening star., 1947-11-11
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LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAkER, formerly OF
eaf ent ssrdroSe s to current M s.yes. Studio CEN
trally located: equipped for prompt service;
moderate Prices lilo st. pw Uou IaeSYe
fRs%fbIzrk fRsasas hk iSeaa Cash for your home; nj. or
co shlIs 81 q 4as4 s9i0rsf Ma fsss or Va cox
angerwave. soc. No appointments All
YNS s0ns Bra1rY ag nsio
$ SLIP COVERS, DRApEK1Es-co. $500 s.
T6Nsi jones' l. fSa FERRIS fUPHoLsTERERs. for
merly of 2O16 1 st. NV. have moved their
veniently located next to post ONCE in the
14th st. shopping center, they are ready
niture cleaning. Phone Mi 34i % or MI al 1
or the Du Pont Circle shop. Jones Interior
MI. 1851. All under same management. -15
done exDsrty quickly MRS nd
2004 Florida ave. NV, DE. o9s5,, bet
EXPERT EXP IiT BABY SITTER available any time,
reliable: references; reasonable price. ME.
DoLLs. DOLLS! DOLLs!-Have your
favorite dolls repaired and drsSSed Ts;S 5oI for
sTuDIo' TI Do zoos Fla. ave NV. Gust east Of
Conn). DU 2OO6.
MoT'iERS, do you want reliable lady to
care for your children day or evening?
LASTING WORLD PEACE and material
security no illusion. Information 5. free
at ssnsns ssS than psan. s.
TO-DAY gnti 70 pm pRrV1s,nM t1T fSl particulars
ALL ATHLETES. sports enthusiasts and
physical culturists: fun and frolic: Infor-
nation. ATHLETIC AMERICAN AssCC!A-
Old i YOU KNOW your rugs and upholstery
can be beautifully cleaned in your. hon home
RUG 3 UPHOLSTERY CLEANING CO. Co.
sMi SMALL i,ii'', ORCHESTRA available several
, sax featured: clubs, fraternities, our spe-
FREE-I dozen Xmas cards, with your
photo on it; with each portrait noT order; r
DENTAL TECHNICIAN - JOS. RICE;
prompt service on dental plate repairs:
! 6O5 14th st. NV. RIM. 502. 14th and +.
vWAcANcY, Va nursing care and tray ray, seryiss; y1!;s
WILLIAMS, VII formerly opposite Mayfower:
reducing for gentlemen only; hrs to 8
pm. Phone Gil. 6l72. -.
prompt service. Phone GE so55, IT.
PHOTOGRAPH CoLORING to be done at
home two years YEAR zHaa IN art school, samples
Of VILE VILE NOT oayifI Be 'ss 'RsEsspoNs1BLE for
myself. FRANCIS B. WARD, 216 Edge
wood ave, Silver Spring, Md. 13.
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DOMESTIC
DOMESTIC HELP by day
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANTED-Dependabl couple or mature
man, going West, to deliver car to Okla
homa; gas allowance. FIR. 3551, 1915 I'm.
12s
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA week of Nov.
"a; desire woman passenger; help drive.
LADY DESIkEs RIDE to Arizona about
Nov. II; share expenses; no driving. RE.
1855, Apt. 604. 12s
FLORIDA AND ALABAMA, way points:
leaving Nov. Is, am. Hudson s.: reason
able; references EXCHANGED. WA; 5S25.
DRIVING 1917 COW. CHEW. to, Los
Angeles, leave Thurs. morning. take z
passengers with limited luggage. Call
HENRY SWEET, NO. 97"1 bet. am. to
IL am. or to IL pm. liz
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INSTRUCTION. coURsEs.
MODERN TRAINING In beauty cultur

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
subjects taught Approved BY Government
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
sHIee5 al a41e e ana p1
backed BY Il yrs. know how. Get started
now. Plenty of practical shopwork on a
onns Sf zaasts III ah% Yoak
1904 Benning I'd. ne. AT. 1865
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
GI bill. Men and women. Phone Oliver
Si R.c1oN6iTIoNINe and r. setrisssssi9n # H.t4G
fl1ShEs f1TE OF SEats5s coMGRcE G TGcANoIod9
INC, CT approved. Note our new perna- :
nent location. 1882 N. Y. ave. NV. D1.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN. IT. teaches che
The BEALL sCAooL for retarded Children
has a few vacancies. $500 Wis. ave. NV,
BEAGT4 sh il e. OPERATORS NEEDED-Modera
training in, all subjects, day, night and
HsfhGE '1assss HosouR e S9
for %E s7s sd 81 Gsa5 ans
PLAY PIANO and compose in 3 months
Course for children. DU. se21. 12'
PIANO INSTRUCTION at pupils homes. by
experienced teacher; children and adults
Please phone EN-. 3046. III
PIANO LESSONS by experienced, eompe-:
tent teacher speeializingg, g, in children ana
PHONE WO. s5o4 for a free demonstra-
ton over phone of the Hawaiian or Span
MaIAiTfHEMATIcs, private tutoring; expert:
enced teacher, graduate student of local
univ, through calculus. SH. 252S. 12s
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES (cont. J

PAINTING AND PAPERING, best work.
manship: work done Immediately; % yrs.
s:sss1SRSss Fl khMGSs1ss; :9ss MINOR f..
sHTS1,S aSS SSS4 Sns TS ,mm,aist.
service; feasonabis. sons EDWARD fftff. k HILL,
FaN4Na S2 nSSs AsS asSS Wall sfh 8
s ?'h ts feRsns Rahs so ct esy
fAAiffER fAifs' HANGrNs: sS. thi. week only, 81 and
up per room: 1947 washable. sunfast pa
PaPlkfSd XSEE ssss asl white
mechanics: g ,AsiNsWoRTH. i$s Webster St:
PAHfEikksG. fE4iNr1Ne. serapins: plaster:
sanding JOHN CARROLL. Ii. 1908. 24'
PAPERING-My free estimate and SAMPLES
FaPEs F Sss RSSHe and nj sSs sensible
P2PEniEa. PaRh SShsGEi PAINTING, pLAsrrnINs- II:
BARNETT. ME. s765. '''' - IL.
PAPERING. 5 rms, 2-story hall house. SIS
PAPER1NG AND PAINTING, gen. contract
G@ ns Ex 6s 5S21 K D:
PAPERiNG DONE AT ONCE. reasons BILE
ao my S0sk e
foorSs;, excel work. I@med; service, rss-
fHapRs FaPRk and RA PAIN Danns good
work; reasonable; estimates free. IA
fisse 'es wy8s Esss'ss liz ST
susrsnsssa: %s ,,Hs w WSpLEy 8 1851 5ss!fsr
TOO %. lar. none none too u small. s'I D1. 45io. VIM
FHGM4S FHssTfRrNG Se N ANn 81 ny FArNrnc repair a
work TaS; ,GA1s ca, at any time DE. s7s7. cL1F-
PLASTER, brick, cement, water and FIRE
FIAsTEkiNG FL TERI dN AND s2'' 'REMoDELrNG-ceetl-
PIasrER Ias mGseq REpAfRiNG s prompt nran t. suaran
teed work by experienced mechanics; prices
FL PaUMsfNG I1hsPss IN AND HEATING, hotlwste,
heaters: 1ebbing our speciality; registered
PhHMB1SG II Md w. ASb zSz7 HEATING repairs, job.
bing and remodeling; specializing in home
99aerR14S f'sfHsss sSRee Il D ofas ana Ss
RAJ RaDio to's REPAIRS: veteran: reasonable;
cisiol Workmanship dE. $3.50. III
REFRIGERATION sERyICE-We special,
1sr z '1a Esrvss fs%s'e s. EsiS q
REfErGERAToRs. REfE GGiR MOTORS, washing
fHsltisitS REFR1GERAfioN EsS CO. uN. i61 2
ROOF-Aluminum metallic and liquid as
phal1t coating srs wates
ssz D5SSns2 r. WSTk Es7a WHpbE smf
ROOFING, timing, roof painting, repair
LEY, nS; s9steFi4f gE 4f5sa sD0ufins Call MR. SHIP
RooFING-Ail e5 Nc types roofs repaired; new
slate Stag and tin roofs; general sheet
metal work, guttering and downspouts: no
SRs' sSaS tss ss"e est SO rRoMAs Hes Is s'1 S s
ROOF REPAIRS, cutters, spouting. asphalt
coating and roof painting; work ,tf,p dons e
ROOFING &C.: D1: 27o4, Alex, l.'s: 1a,,
TILE F. REPAIRS, M 81 WORE org guaranteed M. j.
TRASH RaMoxAMopby RsH Ese coRRN e 1S
TlIp2WKiIERs cleaned. oiled and adjusted
~ xSTk tTER Fgasaeessds e. s RI .h % NV UNITED
UPHoLsTERING- life for old furni,
ture. Call DI. 36s1. NEW YORK UP
HCL ST ERING CO.. 6l7 st. NV. for oul
home decorating service; 80 yrs at same
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, csc up ts
3 ft. wide and z it. long. Have your blind!
thoroughly cleaned by our modern macnlnt
ING Co. .O3l 18th ST. NV DU 5000
service, all makes; factory parts: 90-da!
guar ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE CO.
4016 Ga. ave-. GE. 1888. am. to m
MEATHERSTRiP NOW. HY; 5653:1l7
ance EXP. carpentry, painting, minor re.
pairs. Dupont S463. ID"
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, concrete, cement work, foot
sfsps %as vssher
eSLEA ess At 1864 or or rR. aHo 55is heN
ing, plasterine. painting, etc: free esti-
Haiti g GeaST aS$ Ca 5aFf re- TO-
ALTERATIONS. ADDITIONS - Residential
and commercial; attics into rms. or apts.;
dormer windows; o rec. Tms.' and porches
BTiIDHR IaGifi5f AND A cooiN.TRAcToR: general re-
pairs all kinds: recreation rooms and bars
a speciality. CARL w. sNIDER, Jr.., GE
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR; rec. rooms,
in knotty pine, Celotex or Nu-Wood plank
merciai me r. repairs; % insui. brick Kan and asbestos
RUSS, days VI. 1905; evenings FIR. 1895.
CEMENT woRK--stone walls. nagstone
ment driveways, porches, retaining walls,
R6ue Gotta Rsrnsls RRs sns RaeHTs
eSMsINATIeN eosdsii'sA fios STORM windows screens,
ssssa 5sFass srsss ss RSzzG Isl co $3.50
WIS 81 .nd rd
FENCES. FENCES All ali types types. wood. picket, wire
chain immediate erection, G]arpentry, ] con- con-
q ees coNsTRucTIoN MHrR CO., pi. s1 o1ss. A
@ @sased oneTators. Cali us for free estinste. nPss
Floor FE R'e; es;EEy1cE-Netning but the best
aaet installations; Bruce finishes, FLOOR.
ING coNTRRAGJToRs, INC. 1912 Wiscon'
GENERAL coNTRAcT1NG-Give US a
Sa sRkIE iGa co i4s s ssf M na n re- st@ss
GENERAL REMoDELING Of all CONNER
eial property plans fprnlshsd sssimateas
SiocS Bic ( Work 70 and hasstone work. cali IN
HInEATrNG-oil furnaces and oil burners
suier' SUMNER and md winter domestic hookap: sx:
Co. saf Pss as sVs SsHVGz
sYaTrsElLnE sY2si SEi gGss CONTRACTING co.-Root-
iii WORK suaranteed: no down down PAY, pagment;
ss n ma sgse DAYS or evsnns
JoBBING-Expert mechanics available
extra rooms, attics, Easements, porches
garages. J. s. YOUNG, TR. 1894. Free
KITCHEN ESfi15ffES ACCOMPLISHMENTS in
stallation of the new Kitchen Maid Flow
Line" cabinets and Tracy Lifetime" stain
ing carpentry, electrical work, plumbipg.
plastering, painting and linoleum. Also
painting and decorating. MODERN HOME
RG R1omP afl0 aiR Gfpn sHsrEMs ass sH pecslsts
sR9ne pSIterse y 5se oo,
OLD DoMINl0N coNTRAcIING CO.: g SL
OIL Addti9ns alterations roofing rss
1 estimates, terms Virginia work only. --12
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PERSONAL.

finger wave, soc; no appointment needed:
AnERicAN RSsA uSt HcApGMY OF BEAUTY Gull
TURE, over Peoples, Dupont Circle NV.
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
ace vol, d4th hrt s n nv NrG6 sc @ ,o.N IN ,o
$500 call Miss Wright. SH. $3.50.
LENDERS, INC. 1904 Georgis ave.
FURNITURE, upholstering, slip covers,
dfaperies Be safe and not sorry. II you
value your furniture. call Elk. 5096. for
quick. efficient service, free estimates.
Washington. Virginia and MARYLAND Terms
CO, 1909 H st. NV. In the heart Of the
ssfsSfi rsfHTiNG. Sshes PeAspERHANGINe. exclusive i
yr guarantee: estimates free. RA. 1855.
HARRY MILTER: formerly 1722 Wis. ave.
BABY SITTEkS' REGISTRT-Mothers be
ehaperons: licensed. bonded service.
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SITUATIONS MEN (cont.)

PRESsRoOM FOREMAN or pamphlet
bindery foreman, years Of experience, will
accept floor work In either dept: avail.
at once, FRED D. MILLER. US5C
Ft. Beivoir. Va. Phone Ft. Belvoir S194.
RADIO COMMUNICATION specialist. &c
years experience including last 9 years
prime administrative responsibility In
naval communication services. Qualified
to plan, procure. INSTALL operate, main
tain and administer continental or foreign
radio telegraph telephone facilities. in
cluding radio aids to navigation. Excel
lent references, local resident Immediately
available. AL inquiries answered. Box
3QO-R Star 11s
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

COMPETENT AND RELIABLE HELP, for
your every need white and colored; in any
MAINE EMPTY. CENTER, s39 New York
NED MEDICAL sEcY. D. $50 wk.; must be
alert: perm. interesting. FORD EMPL.
SERVICE, 913 18th st. NV. near Eye st.
NURSES AVAILABLE. trained, .efhcient and
reliable nurses agency hcsnss snss in
Observation-Disclosures; c. e. m. e.,
Secretary ID, under. 35, attractive
downtown position; 5-day; S225 mo.
Walter H. Kessler, PERSONNEL sERV;
ICES, 612 WASHINGTON Bldg, 18th and
New York ave, DI. 1920.
ASSOC. SEC, 5000 10; public rela-
tions work, rapid stenog.. French English
dictation. 1926 mo-; export-import secre-
iary. $40; sIenog:. auto hrm. 5-day wk;.
500; Capitol Hill sec.-stenog., $4,000;
medical stenog: Sec ne Sec S45 wk;; *
Alexandria, milt eXper., 500 Tk. Can
Mr. Bruce. MA. 6241, PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE. 1911 G St. near church.
DOMESTIC.
DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month.
We protect your home by SELECTING the
EMiPIoYMEST ssi "A D4eEScYS, S ss4 st. aa:;w.'
AID. 1882, 8 am. to $3.50 pm. 49,
RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
plenty of daywork women on hand waiting
for work; S5. carfare and lunch; gh;w.
girl. go home nights, Sl5 to $50: cooks,
and cleaners mothers helpers,
az
Evening star., 1947-11-11

sALESGIRL for retail bakery: 6-day week.
INCLUDING Sunday. Apply cRUsTY PIE
ssLIsIAbiIs for AL. all dspa5t{msnts;, {., 5: in in
experience and ability: 5-day week: pleas
ant working conditions, store discount.
APR1s h St. ose Setweeh eth 0GT and q
sALEsLADIEs. experienced infants. and
Apply ESTHER SHOP, 1925 F st. NV. ID
s. Sos1G ssss s
sAhfsPEoPLE ALI II 6H in various depts, tull:time
pesseiei ppersonnei offce. aus SEARS RoEBUcK q CO..
s2q9 ss2aG9esPERsoN MlE aXe experieneed ns in womens
efa5 eRETcHGN iR conE @ 7a49 a0 Wisconsin eiS sSe,
sALEsWoMEN. AAiLnEsss1WvoMEN 5-day, 4o-hour week. AD-
daily, WOODWARD LoTHRoP. -15
sALESWoMAN, 5-day. 4o-hour week; 200
% m Of oT KaSN APpy oN co
SURROUNDINGS; excel, opport; training in
ssoRs SIX Rsthsds sEwS RSeydsf ARE Co
SALE SsGannnfsWoMES-permanent sye nS work on on a
S bdsy Ws IF EcRfa fPess' st. at sn0 sts
sALEswoMAN, over 80. refined, capable
out any investment: full OF part time.
Dignifed professional work that s!I,Fe assures
permanent ineome e. and d tHture sta secuir1ts'
sESTHFic sHR9FienesR WRITfRwrIter HGn with
onstrative experience in presenting in
clear, Har1 readable STYLE Tor position with
research organization: training in physics.
mathematics or physical science required;
manuscript and produce polished technical
paper. Reply 10 Box at, Star, giyingg fun
wages steady work; do not apply ay,s unless Iss
fspfE e ueeS'fssSh eo ana aDP ..: y
age 2i,2s; really ns position oes. rsf se
Of Of is words words per min. must have lived in
TseeGty p G aTsn snp for Appy Rais ana eaiy ssfh
suite 500. Standard Oil Bldg, 26l Con-
ssItHtiHeRR ssIcRHRRY sye: sgTEENoGRApHER for busy
steel man in quiet, .disnified midtown ONCE;
unusual to bseome in valued nq;t
hsoiH ms, sivins sxperisnes: Tsfsrsssss and ssis
gghsasE RsRSss sS6 sS for
pay. liberal leave and free insurance COW
sTasss s sogsn nj Armtstice gasa NJ payys yyss Phone
81 sEcRETaKS. TaKS .sPkNoGRAPHER Il sHR fs o9 Trade
assoc; young, adaptable. accurate, able TO
Standard sTs s Once % equipment: h. S. or better;
sEcRETARY. typine. shorthand: mus!
eHs Pssfiea 1s6f Sppy 14th
sIWING Teacher, saleswoman. pleasant
soRs Rs'AsfS grwsa RseEdsd MAcAsE ARsE Co
Conn. ave. NV. LII
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BEDROOM-Goipg out Of business, must
vacate Jan. 1st; $4,000 worth OF smart,
sacrificed below cost, immed.; all sales
for cash only UNITED FURN. CO.. 11O6
Evening star., 1947-03-23

Strong, well made black rubber
hose. Flexible, long life, for the
lawn, garden, car and porch
washing. Standard rust proof
brass couplings.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

Not just for spreading fertilizer
but for sowing grass seed, too.
Simply fill and roll. The flow is
adjustable, spreads evenly. 20
inch size.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
53-Pc. Set

Add charm to your meames with dinner service in tad-
tonal style American with oecatey
colored "PePont" design at real saving because
CT slight irregularities which fail to the beauty or
durability Service includes eight each of the following Din
ner plates and butters soups fruits cups and aucers
one casserole open vegetable dh platter and one
sugar and H. -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-23
MOdish Men
(WashingtOn POSt)


 Men may be feeling little superior these days they observe the predcament of their women folk caught in fashion revolution that making current wardrobes obsolete But they may not have the last laugh Clothiers have awakened to the fact that the progressive standardization of mems apparel during the last 100 years mistake from the standpoint of business. Hence dress for the occasion" drive is in the making. Having gotten men back into tuxedos and tails for postwar evening events, the clothiers now would see that they wear business suits only for business sportswear for sport pre- sumabiy such watching ball game and more formal attire the occasion demands. We assume this includes the diplomatic striped pants effect for church cocktail parties and the fancier luncheons Also, learn style changes in mems attire to be stepped up, and the wearing of hats emphasized sign of good grooming and sound thinking.
 These not all of mems clothing troubles. Suits will be short in supply for another year and hence expensive Recently the joint Congressional Commit tee the Economic Report told that because of shortage of workers in the mems clothing industry only g million suits produced last year Normal demand is for 28 million But pent-up demands have this figure to between 30 and 35 million. Clothing demands also have increased since iI |, cashed their terminal leave bonds this month. A vey has shown than half expect to cash and spend their bonds, and that clothing is high their list of needs However, there is enc consoating thought about this occasion dressing and suit scarcity. Men will have logical and telling excuse that their wives will well undertsand-for stay ing home from parties lectures husbands nights teas musicals, other events to which they told they really ought to go.7 They say with conviction they haven't thing earth to wear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-23
Mir. Truman's Surplus
(NeW York Times

President Trumans review of the Federal budget furnishes excellent illustration of how much guess work there is in estimating revenues It also reveals difference of opinion which will puzzle the lay man. to how much actually saved by the Republican directed economy drive. Last January Mir Truman thought that during the fiscal year we would be spending about $37500 and taking in about $37 TOO 100000 Seemingly this would have left with a surplus of $200000C00 to be applied to debt reduction some other laudable purpose. This es- mated surplus equal to not much than half of per cent of the estimate receipts, in fact meaningless. It pretended to exactness which could not and did not exist.
 The President and his fiscal advisers cst- mate probable receipts at $4l 100000 and expected expenditures at $37000 100000 This leaves a really substantial estimated surplus of $4 100000 Two factors have raised the revenue estimates One of these is the continuation of excise taxes not allowed for in January. The other is increase in the ex- pected national income, based on what has actually happened during the first two quarters of this year Inilation adding to dollar incomes without adding similarly to purchasing power is one cause of this actual and prospective increase But we can strike the truth often with long-range weather pre- dictions than with long-range business predictions The President and his advisers betting on con tnued national income at the rate of S20l GOO year Maybe it will continue and maybe it will not We simply do not know.
 There is also difference of opinion to how much Congress saved by its dramatic attacks the budget. Republican leaders claim more than $4000- 100000. MT Truman allows $1 ,520 900. On reason for this divergence is indicated in the report As MT Truman says appropriation and expenditures by means the same thing" The Government spends this year some funds appropriated last year. It will spend until next year funds appropriated this year argument arising therefrom will certainly continue until the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, l948.
 Meanwhile MT. Truman is sound on one point, at least. He would hang to the $4,700000000 surplus if there is such, as reserve for the emer- gency situation overseas" to reduce the national debt But the surplus and its size are on the knees of the gods. We cannot bank on it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-23
BIG INCOME. BIG BUDGET

Although ostensiby he is holding governmental bureaus and departments below what they would like to spend-and the difficulty experienced by the Re publican Congress in trimming the budget shows that there's not too much fat on tive fail to find much comfort in President Truman's budget review.
 It forecasts Treasury surplus of some $4,667,- 900 0O0-which would make possible reduction o the Federal debt something like s253 53,o0o,0ooooo But while this seems to be notable accomplishment the manner in which it is being done isn't one to inspire confidence
 The surplus and debt reduction would be achieved not only by the usual practice of economy in gov ernmental operation. but by the sheer overwhelming of the governments spending capacity by the npourng of taxes.
 President Truman estimates that the Federal Gov ernments income will be s41 667 1000 this year It is worth noting think that this volume of govern mental income is just about what the total income o all individuals and corporations amounted to durin; the depression Of with the boom and lnila- ton the national income has increased preciptately almost fivefod-but governmental spending, even so represents a good part of what everyone in the nation earns
 In the long view it is dangerous state ot affairs when we accept normal" or peacetime pudget the spending og $37OOOOOO 900 year And even this amount as MT Truman noted is subject to upward revision in the face of foreign responsibilities
 If our national income should, through terrible economic debacle go back to the level of the nadir of the depression we would find ourselves with Federal spending habit that claimed not part but all of every dollar anybody or any business maoe Naturally this would to pass because such
 situation would force drastic readlustments put US food for thought in any consideration of how much Federal spending we should accept as normal.
 Evidently have entered upon new and much higher plateau of governmental spending Fortuhatey our national income seemingly has done likewise But if it isn't a plateau but peak, with a deep valley beyond 37bllion dollar budgets may toboggan us into disaster
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-23
20 YEARS AGO TIT FIFE EMPIRE
SEPTEMBER 23, 1927

Local interest in between Gene lunes champion and Jack Dempsey chaeNee former title rampant when the iighe coming in crowd was front of The mpatenty waiting for the bulletins to oe and on the local broadcast oi the e ~ Tunney beatD Dempsey in the tenth round
 A card night by the Repekan s First. Mrs Fehx oi'S "io Ot; cancellations Tom Judson and Charles Sey
 Class elections the Douglas High School oN'SS @ Wahto; Sophomore Joh odSne' o Douglas Durham; Senior, Walter Savikko
 ookth Senographer anu iypSo NN on of the United States which was conaucVeo W fesel They Mrs Ada SharpeS EVa ipp' ~ Williams Judon Jesop and Leroy VeS'a
 Attending between luhey anu was Walter Hese and Mrs Walter HeiseL lie l'o his seat.
 letter was received Chamber o Commerce rom Japan to get in touch "a dealer The correspondent that his purpose was to @ dce Alaska people he wanted pictures no"e e forth Alaska IS country |"' 10 W known to the Japanese, according to the letter
 High