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Evening star., 1950-09-16
SALES CLERKS

in fine hotel cisar and neysstands:
exper. not nee. as we will train you:
interesting work and pleasant sur
roundings. Apply in person to MRS.
HIDLEBAUGH at newsstand in
Wardman Park Hotel lobby, bet. s
and 1890 am. or 2 to pm. No
phone calls. -16
for gift shop and appli-
ance store; must live near Hyatts-
vile; good salary. HYattsville 0300.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
SUPERINTENDENT FOR
Large Dry Cleaning Plant

SUPERINTENDENT FUR
Large Dry Cleaning Plant
state state age qualifications. etc. Box
TELEvIsION sERvICEMAN, Teguiar
Write, stating experience. MEYER s
DEPT. STORE. Personnel Dept.
TELEVIsfoS i NsERvIcEMAN. exp exper.
only, service and installation work.
CARsRoLL's, 7l9 H ST., NV. NE.
TELEvIsIoN TRcHNIc1ANs-Recent
promotions have created several
vacancies for servicemen; OPEN
ings for men who are qualified,
with cars. Can use one man with
out car. who has D. C.. permit.
Men with radio or electronic exper.
may qualify to train for these
2145 Queens Chapel I'd. ne. from
10 am. to 4 pm. No phone calls.
Tv SERVICE MAN, thorough theo-
retical knowledge, and validated 5
years experience. RODGERS RADIO
AND TV LABORATORY, former Nc
Vicar Radio Laboratory. 902 .21st
MANAGER, colored, 35-
45 yrs; permanent position for
dependable. sober, honest married
man; no experience Necessary. APP
ply 1918 9TH St. nv, End Ar. liz
Timer I,sI .; q, lst class: top wages.
ST.. Brentwood, from 6 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1950-09-16

1ENOG.~SEOhE4 lOI DIIV2JC
once; must be capable and handle
once alone; furnish resume and
salary desired. Box 315-x, Star.
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY to
start Oct, O.; 1-girl ONCE; prefer
ably .,,.l single. between "a n And 3s:
sTy eSpected ffoa Box sfs1X se staT ane ie
TEACHER, exper., for kindergarten;
for pvt. school; hrs, S-3. Ju.
1HsPHHN OPERATOR. an exelu-
TOWERS, 300 Mass. ave. NV. -17
soLICIToRS-(2). ex-
perienced in Photography; ] for we'd
dings and l for babies; high-class
studio: salary and commission. Write
BRoWN-SUAREz, 1926 Conn. ave.
TYPIST. must be thoroushly expert
enced: 40-hr.. 5-day week: empfoye
discount and other liberal company
benefits. Apply personnel once, Miss
Jones SEARS ROEBUCK q CO..
TYPIsT-General once work; 5-day
week, salary open; write experience
and salary desired. Box 1907. Star.
TYPIsT, h.ss.; s-day, s5-hr. wk,:
sHseliest HH' e6s4' once environment PsS PsSn'
TYPIsT. under 25. excellent working
ABBY NATIONAL sAV1Nos l.
TRUST CO., 18th and New York ave.
TYPIST, young lady for insurance
ONCE. Call MRS. DEENIHAN. DI.
TiYiPisT-sTENoGRAPHER, for whol.-
Na Sals a6as aa5sware ONCE; Sh-day s ysek.
WAITRESS. white. night work, er-
cellent working conditions, salary
in person. CAPTAIN TOMS BAR
8: GRILL, 1907 H st. NV. lie
WAITRESS-Experienced; good tips.
Apply GUNG-Ho RESTAURANT.
wAfTREss-Neat. clean and depend.
able. uniforms and meals furnished;
no nishts or Sundays. Apply GOV
EERNoR SHEPHERD DRUGS. 2l21
WAiTREss. White, exper. for high.
class restaurant. Apply in person.
GoNDoLIER RESTAURANT, 29OO
Columbia pike, Arl., Va, IA. 2-9S62.
gSH1fsEz gSsa5' sEzkrs 'tsi5iiH5sa Rsf2GsAsr :sss
wAiTREssEs. i II n;s, white. day ana night
shift available: experienced oily.
Apply CHURCHILL RESTAURANT.
3799 Macomh st. NV. between. 4
wafrEEssRs-11;s saf ssiai 80 am. to o1s 1ss:ao
person. 5000 Conn. ave. NV. III
wanted, experienced;
goodi pay and good workins s9ndi-
NAND ALL STEAK sANDWIcHEs,
1923 18th st NV III
Evening star., 1950-09-16

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position to right person; must be
able to use Burrougf's calculator:
40-hour. 5-day week; liberal COM
aes assay sHasst sPenstti RoAgggP AgPlg Psrsepnsl Of
Wis. ave. NV.
CLERICAL ASSISTANT
Must be able to add rapidly on comp
tometer or Burroughs calculator;
perm. position, 40-hr., 5-day wk.,
excel working conds.. many COM
Jones. personnel once.
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.
2301 Lawrence Ave. NE.
CLERICAL HELP, public accountants 5
once; good at Agures; starting SAL
ary. $3.50 per mo. BOX 346-Z. Star.
CLERK. girl. 1928. for general
ONCE work; high school or business
school education, with knowledge
Of shorthand, tipping and calculating
required; position offers good start
ing pay with increases as earned;
ance program, .'D retirement tfuaHn, 'piaa pian;
pleasant working conditions. For
details; call MRS. BRoADsToN.
CLERK, credit. young lady with
credit exp, must be able to type;
At. I4oe for appt. at HEcHTNGER Ser
co. 18th and H SITS. ne. -16
CLERKS, general ONCE; 5-day week.
permanent position. Apply THE
ToLMAN 6, LAUNDRY. 5s4s wis.
cIERKnsTENo.. Sc. section: per- perm.
position; pleasant once in apt. de-
velopment; 40-hr. wk..- annual and
sick leave. Opening salary, So, 800
S2.700. Give full particulars as to
ssssien Tsls: 20. q D Box e. 1882 Anaepstia @is
CIERK-TYPIST for insurance de-
partment: 5-day wk.; pleasant
working conditions; insurance exper.
desired u,s but not necessary; Apply
foAN %tls61' HN6 TRUST us GSoSsh5Ma19s So.. 5sS s1s
cEERk-fYrrsr, Eisii 7 ff,YErrsr young: some nlS Knowl-
sdge OF real estate title work pre-
ferred. Ma. 3733. -17
CLERK-TYPIST-High school gradu-
ate. between Is and 25 years OF age,
who is accurate. conscientious and
pass physical exam: 5-day. 40-hour
week; in addition to salary. gener-
Gus company benefits will be pro-
yided. Apply Personnel. Room SOC.
THE EVE1NG STAR, 1101 Penna.
cIERk-ifTYYPIsT. experienced. old .,-
tablishsd arm. 5-day week. Can
CIfRReT3pIsT-permanent position ,tna
working conditions; 40-hr. week.
paid vacation. Call Mr.. Cartwright
for appointment. Ii. 3-43O0, with
I. P. STEUART & BRO, INC, l3S
IIaR Rk:s!riYff'ffssr-Not i f'f over 80. 11S With
high school education. We need
several girls Immediately; perma-
nent positions; 5-dsys. 36h-hour
week: good salary: opportunity for
Wash. Bldg. Call Mr.. Allnutt, DI,
Evening star., 1950-09-16
BUYER

Infants, Girls, Teens Wear
For a new Minnesota ave. ne. store.
Assistant buyer with market expert
ence, ability and ambition would be
panding business. Apply to Mr..
Julian Cohn or Mr.. e. I. Cowen.
The Young Mems Shop
1919 F st. NV. IL
CASHIER, 5-day week, a good salary.
ers Ssnets 'stsSsat EMILY SHOP. ss 1858 p'nsr st.
CASHIER, MGR, in credit cashier Of
fee. 40-hr. wk.; permanent position,
many company benefits. Apply per-
sonnel ONCE. SEARS ROEBWCK d
CO., 4600 WiB. ave. NV. x
Evening star., 1950-09-16
HELP MEN

PHARMACIST. registered. references
and good surroundings. Cali ME.
PIAs1TiERERs, white mechanics only.
Report to J B. TIFFY'S Job at end
and Hawaii ave. ne. -16
PLASTERERS, 25
Long-term Job. Belleview Apts.. Mt.
Vernon blvd. Va. Call HUI. $40.
PLUMBER, exper. in iobbing and re-
modelling; D. c.. drivers permit;
stead, steady employment; $3.50 per hour.
rfUmsERs, ffHaf 1S lsaS sspsr. ,oDo.nr as Please.
no helpers; local ref; 7-day week;
730 Kennedy st. NV. GE. O343.
PLUMBERS
For steady year-round work. in Md.
Apply JAMES PLUMBING g. HEAT
ING co" 2O12 Duke ST.. Alex,
PORTER for general porter work in
hours: paid vacations. free hospitali-
ton Trust bfds., Arlington va. us
PORTER, in Ford agency; excel.
working cond: See Mr.: Bowen or
4nIs ndyncS, WA. ObUU. blILHlMEH
4 PALMER. 311O Hamilton ST.,
Hyattsville. Md. -17
PoRTER-For used car lot. Must be
first class, have D. c. permit. and
furnish local refs. See Miss Jones.
LEE D. BUTLER. INC, 1121 -21st
PoRTER = Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING CO.. 7o3 7th st. NV.
PRESSER. piece work: quiet. nice
place to work; top pay: year-around
job. PEELERS, INC. 230S R. /.
PRSfhR.rREssM2N fSf Pr: ~: M capable Ml9 of
handling shop; Kelly experience
necessary. 10. 3-4242. 80
PRODUCE MAN in super market; ex-
perienced: excellent salary: perma-
nent position. Call TR. 1890, Mr..
]. HERMAN, for interview. --17
PRODUCE MAN. sober. reliable: good
pay; Apply Mr.. Barr, INDIAN
SPRING MARKET, 10O40 Colesville
I'd, Silver Spring. Md. lie
PRODUCE MEN. attractive salary.
excel. working conds; paid vaca-
tions. free disqualification; must be
thoroughly experienced for first-class
super market. Apply Room 124,
Shirlington Trust BLDG. Arl. Va.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
SECRETARY

SOME KNOWLEDGE OF
BOOKKEEPING, AND
G EN- ERAL OFFICE
WORK; AGE 25-35;
PERMANENT POSI-
TION WITH GOOD
CHANCE FOR AD-
VANCEMENT. SALARY.
$65 WK. TO START
5Kz-DAY WK.
BOX 442-Z, STAR
Evening star., 1950-09-16
MEN
CAN YOU QUALIFY?

MEN
CAN YOU QUALIFY?
If you feel that soon you
must make a decision to
leave your present position
because it seems to lead no
where, we would like to
talk with you. We are a
large nationally known mfr.
WE DESIRE MEN WITHIN
THE AGES OF 81 AND As
AS statesmen, WHO ARE
AMBITIOUS AND DESIR-
GUS OF MAKING
REAL MONEY
MORE IN ONE WEEK THAN
MOST MEN RECEIVE IN
ONE MONTH.
Our Unbiased Aptitude
Test Plan Free
Tells whether you possess
fundamental qualities nee
eSSary to
OUR SUCCESSFUL
SALESMANSHIP
You will enjoy taking this test
1T is FREE!
Upon completion. our factory repre-
sentative will give you PERSONAL
interview. Should you qualify, we
will give you the opportunity of
asSociating with an experienced
salesman.
We are also looking for a few good
men for key positions in surround
ing territories.
Would also like to talk to a few men
who are
Mechanically Inclined
See MR.. sILLINGs. Colony Room.
Ambassador Hotel, Monday, Sept.
Is, at 1:30 pm. sharp No other
time. No telephone calls.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
AUTO SALESMAN

- - - ~ bS@@ASA3b)ANA4A A4N
Gxper. used car man. Plenty of nice
cellent financing facilities. We okay
our own deals and make spot deliv-
cry; guarantee of S100 weekly take
home pay. PRoMoTICNAL possi-
aWTo wao1EEsaLERg WIZ Es0d sss me- NJ 1fsss fs
Bladensburg I'd. ne.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN - We
have an opening for reliable and
exper.. auto service salesman; must
be able to DIAGNOSE trouble. make
estimates, write repair orders
sns1s snDsSs Of osen Msstns ns the public public psr nd
bonus. See Mr.. Hamilton. BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO. INC, Washing
tons Oldest Chevrolet Dealer. 1880
Conn: ave. NV.
Auto Undercoat Man
conditions, disqualification. vacation
Aoa. a 5000. Sssl Ext. SHAssEF ss. MotoH &Ss g.
BAKER's HELPER. preferably white.
fSsTRy SHOP. PsfSSo so5 N. DeSasHr aiebs rd.' >
BANK HksiuNNER, young man; SD 5rday
vk.;. pleasant working conditions.
Apply THE WASHINGTON LOAN
q TRUST, 9th and F sts. n.w-17
BARTENDER Tor deltcateSsen restau-
rant, suburban Va; bottled beer and
wine: prefer college student with
morning session. Apply 4015 s..
2Sth st., Arlington; call TIE. 0096.
BARTENDER, experienced, 25 to IS
years Of age: must have verified ref
erences from past employer. Gail
WI 400 for appointment. -l6
BAR TENDER, must be experienced: |:
apply at GUSTS RESTAURANT,
1887 M st. NV.
BODY AND FENDER MEN (2); ideal
hospitalizstion' See MI TiiieT RodH
shop, 1910 Ridge pl. Sc. MANDELI
CHEVROLET INC. LU. 4-44oo
Evening star., 1950-09-16
FURNACE MECHANICS

Must have tools and car; permanent
all-year work installing warm-air
furnaces. Apply THE BARTON CO..
1854 23d st. NV, IL noon to pm.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
STENQGRAPHER

Excellent opportunity for accurate.
ambitious girl, in Wholesale plumb
ing and heating supply house; per-
salary. experience preferred. but
not essential, If applicant is duali-
ned willing worker; 5-day wk. Call
ST. .0050, Miss Wittstatt, for appt.
136 K st NE
Evening star., 1950-09-16
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
AD-TAKERS

The Evening Star has immediate
openings for qualified typists to rem
der telephone service TO classified
advertising customers.
Hours from pm. to 9:30 pm.
-FOUR nights and 8 an. to 3 pm.
Saturday.
Starting wage S35 per week, with ad-
vancement assured, Numerous COM
pany benefits available for all regu-
lar employees.
Apply Personnel Once, RIM. 500.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
SALESMAN
ELECTRONIC ORGAN

Permanent position with long estab-
lished house. Opportunity to build
a profitable future. Sales experience
essential, ability to play desired.
Must be capable of making surveys
and preparing finished installation
proposals. Liberal salary, COM
mission and car allowance. Only
qualified applicants need apply.
Personal interview arranged. Box
Evening star., 1950-09-16
HELP WOMEN

MANICURIST, must be experienced.
to work in one Of Bethesda's incest
salons; $50 o wk., 5 days. Apply
in person, 724S Wisconsin ave.
MANICURIsT, highest salary and
comm. exclusive neighborhood salon.
RM.-Exp. girl to mark
merchandise. Liberal store discounts.
opportunity for advancement. Apply
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919 r
NURSERY iii siT woRKER-Are you IaS inter-
ested working with nursery group
in Sc. Washington? Cali HI. 3344
oFFicE GIRL. exper., for general Of
fice work. Apply 824 14th st. NV.
PIX. RECEpTIoNIsT, typist; 5-dsy s
40-llr. week, with large manufac-
turing export company. Cali Ma.
g ss43; E,.,E; Ext; 142; for appt; -16
S!,-4.r, S5-4o: for or, .d1 child Of 4 who is in
must be willing to help with house
keeping; have excellent D. c. refs.
for character; must be unineum-
bered; other help employed. Tele.
phone for appt.. WO. 0209. III
MEDICAL TECH, for
doctors ONCE: $50 per wk starting
RRsEAEchER M e. fRgS i0s siri apps Between
$3.50, good education, who has
some knowledge general research
work; library experience. desirable,
put not necessary; must be good
typist: knowledge Of teletype and
ditions, Interesting duties. good pay.
write qualifications to Box 1S9-
Evening star., 1950-09-16

;TENOG. G.-SECRETARY for private
once; must be capable and handle
once alone; furnish resume and
salary desired. Box 315-X, Star.
Evening star., 1950-09-16

CLERICAL ASSISTANT Permanent
position to right person; must be
able to use Burroughs calculator;
40-hour. 5-day week; liberal COM
pany benefits. Apply Personnel OF
nee. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.. 450o
Evening star., 1950-09-16
BRICKLAYERS

Wanted for Jersey Jobs.
Following are lists Of types
available; hospital work, in
dustrial work. and housing
jobs. Full time is being
made on interior work. Call
LIEB BROS.
MITCHELL 3-7420
(Newark. New Jersey
Evening star., 1950-09-16
SALES CLERKS

,0-35; several perm. positions open
in fine hotel cigar and newsstands;
exper. not nee. as We will train you;
interesting work and pleasant sur
roundings. Apply in person to MRS
HILDEBAUGH at newsstand in
Wardman Park Hotel lobby. bet. s
and 1890 am. or 2 to 4 pm. No
Evening star., 1950-09-16
SECRETARY

SECHEIARY
Permanent position in busy law frm,
Dupont Circle Bldg, for competent
secretary, preferably single and
under 80 years; 5-day week; occa-
sional Saturday work; starting sal
ary 1925 to $3.50, depending on
education and experience. Please
state age, education, experience and
salary last received. Box 43S-Z.
Star, III
Evening star., 1950-09-16

Requirements for all positions: Age
26-40. High school education. Un-
limited promotional opportunities
Group Insurance. disqualification
and Pension Plan available. Advise
Armed Forces, Draft or Reserve
w A. scHNEIDER. 55s Tieht ST
Ralfimnra Q Nd 17
Evening star., 1950-09-16

Large appliance chain; pleasant work.
ing conditions; generous company
Mr.. LfBERT, si6 r St. NV, It'll II
noon daily. III
Evening star., 1950-09-16
Mechanically Inclined

See MR.. SILLINGS. Colony Room,
Ambassador Hotel, Monday, Sept.
Is, at 1:30 pm. sharp. No other
time. No telephone calls.
Evening star., 1950-09-16
PIUMBERS

For steady year-round work. in Nd.
Apply JAMES PLUMBING & HEAT
ING CO., 2012 Duke ST., Alex,
Va. -22
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-17
French Strike
 "TOtal Failure"

PARIS, (R R- Nationwide rail road and coal strikes ordered by communist unions in protest against unloading of American arms in France were said by a government official today to have been nearly a total failure"
 Officials at headquarters of the nationalized rail system which employs about 460,000 workers said the tWo-hour communicated demonstration strike had fizzled.
 A 24-hour strike call in the northern coal fields also appeared to be ignored by miners usually responsive to communist demon stration orders.
 Headquarters of the commun- iSt-led General Confederation of Labor (CGT) declined to comment on the extent of the strike. The communist party newspaper Ce Soir described the stoppage as success, claiming that between 70 per cent mad per cent of the miners had walked out.
 Interior ministry sources re- ported that the attempted rail
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-17
War Claim Form Now Available

Inorder to obtain information relative to loss or damage to real or personal property, personal in- jury, detention, death, etc., aris- in2 out of World War II, the WAR CLAIMS COMMISSION, Wash inston, D. C., has prepared form which is now available at the of flee of the Secretary of Alaska, Juneau. Alaska.
 The War Claims Commission tsateS that the form is designed to obtain information from per- sens who were tortured, injured, or otherwise suffered physical or personal loss."
 Application for these forms can be made to the Secretary of Alas ka, Juneau, Alaska, by letter, wire, or in person. The forms, when fill eC out, should be forwarded inn mediately to the War Claims Com mission, Washington, D. C.
 IL is desirable that those wish ing to fill out these forms obtain them and forward them to Wash irgton, by March 1, 1850.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-17
CITY COUNCIL

The Nome City Council met in special session Wednesday night as Monday was a legal holiday.
 Acting Mayor Les Bronson called the meeting to order.
 Three ordinances were read for the first time, namely: the vacat- ing of a portion of the bank of Snake River for use of the Army; to keep secret the reports turned in from sales tax; modification on gambling ordinance in relation to card playing, etc.
 A discussion was held in rela- ton to the use of the former ANS school building, but no decisions resulted.
 1t was voted to change the tires on the fire truck in accordance to suggestions of the Fire Under writers report.
 In response to a complaint from volunteer firemen that they were not being paid for answering calls the council agreed that this mat ter should be taken care of and volunteers paid as heretofore.
 The City Planning Commission reported on the Fire Underwrit- CTS Report and their adoption of same.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-17
PA Furnishes Air-Sickness Medicine

Pan American Clippers flying the Pacific are now stocking Ora mamine, the anti-motion sickness remedy. for the use of passengers who desire it, the company an- nounced today.
 Dramamine was developed dur ing the war for members of the armed forces travelling by sea and air. After the war it began to come into more general use among trav- cling civilians.
 Pan American decided to stock the remedy after period of tests on Alaskan flights under the di- rection of company physicians. Results indicated that Dramamine was useful in many cases of dis comfort due to motion.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-17
No. 803 Notice 10 Creditors

Notice is hereby given that, by order of the Judge of Probate aforesaid, B. B. Mozee, of Nome, Alaska, is the duly appointed Ad- ministrator of the estate of Lucia A. Grant, Deceased.
 All persons having claims against said estate should present them, with proper vouchers at tached, within six C6) months of the date of this notice, to the said Administrator at Nome, Alaska. Notice to Creditors was hereto fore published in three weekly issues of this paper, and claims heretofore filed need not be filed again.
 DATED the 23rd day of Janu- ary, 1850.
 B. B. MOZEE
 Administrator Pub. Jan. 27, Feb. 3, 10, IT, 1850.
The Nome nugget., 1950-02-17

strike against unloading of arms under the Atlantic Pact was less than five per cent effective.
 At scattered spots strikers tried to halt trains by massing on the tracks, or forming picket lines, but police dispersed them with no trouble.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
Federal Reserve Bank On Current Trends

ceeded redemptiOns by a considerably smaller mar
gin, percentagewse, than during the early months
of the year.
Needless to say, if buying were normal real
scarctes would be few and far between Industrial
production is rising In June, Industrial electric
power sales in the Third District exceeded those of
1949 by II per cent In Pennsylvania factories, ac-
cordng to preliminary tahuatiOn for the month of
July, man-hOurs worked advanced about / per cent
over June totals Furniture, rubber, and iron and
steel industries showed large gains over 1949 Trans
pOrtation equipment and tobacco were the only in
dusries to show appreciably lower level of actv
ty. PayrOlls also rose. They were over Is per cent
higher than those paid out during the slump last
summer. Larger pay checks mean of course, that
not all of the increased consumer buying is scare
buying.
In the financial community, the shock of the
Korean crisis was felt most keenly by the stock
market The DOw-Jones average of industrial stock
prices fell per cent during the hrSt week, StaOll-
lied somewhat during the second. but declined fur
ther in the third week following the outbreak OF
fighting. Prices of Government bonds also declined
for brief period, and in response the Federal Re
serve sold only negligible amounts of bonds from its
portfolio The uncertainty prevailing in the security
markets resulted in a sharp drop in the. volume OF
new issues hOated in July.
The effect of the shock proved to be only tenn
pOrary, however. By the end OF July, stock prices
led by the rails had recovered more than half theil
loss Prices of corporate bonds also rose during
the last half of the month, and prospects of higher
taxes melted scramble for fully and partially tax
exempt issues The demand for Government bonds
reappeared in force and the Federal Reserve agaiI
made heavy sales from its portfolio.
Meanwhile. bank loans to businesses home own
ers and consumer continued to creep upward, ant
the money supply remained at high level
The spectacular price increases of few com
mOdites like rubber, pepper, and cotton are no
TYPICAL but the general price advance during tn
last month has been strong, nevertheless. The week
ly index of wholesale commodity prices appeared t
have leveed off in June after rise OF about Pc
cent during the spring From the last week in Jun
to the last week in July it has risen from 1871 t
16S7-an increase of per cent in one month. Th
index of sensitive commodity prices indicates cor
tinued price rise in the most recent week.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
THE DUTY OF GOVERNMENT

Apparently it is no longer fashionable Tor
n,1blic men to speak out in favor of such old
fashioned virtues as thrift, and local and IN
dividual self-reliance and independence. Inc
current mode is to urge that the Federal ana
State governments do practically everything
for everybody-and, in the process, CaKe
more and more of our earnings in taxes. 30
it is refreshing when a man holding hlgh
political position speaks his mind about the
road we have been travelling as nation.
Governor Lee of Utah did that in speech
before the National Reclamation Association.
He said, "The poorest businessman on earth
is the government. You know they have got
a mortgage on everything we own IN this
country that equals about what would be
equivalent to a 100 per cent mortgage and
you know they are spending more than they
take in every day of the year. Now you know
that isn't good business ...
"I like good boxing match or almost any
kind of sport And can enjoy that game or
that sport up to the point where the referee
starts choosing sides and then | no longer
have any interest in the game. l like the
game of life where we compete with each
other, in business, for jobs; and | can enjoy
it until the government, the referee, begins
to choose sides. And / certainly don't want
to be competitor with my government be-
cause / will soon be out of business II
is the duty OF your government 10 see Cild
people are treated fairly and that is the kline
of government want and that is the kind
am going to fight for"
There is nothing complicated about that
and nothing dramatic 1t simply expresses
in simpe words, the philosophy that created
and built this nation
5000
Farmers this spring are reported to b
sowing heavily in authorization of reaDinI
the government subsidies in the fall
R~S0NG
Now that income taxes are payabl
again, we notice sharp rise in affectiO
for our little exemptions, aged 3, 5, and Z.