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HIGHER TAXES ARE
; PROPOSED TO SOLVE
FINANCIAL SITUATION
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28.
(IP)—President Hoover launched a
counter offensive against organized
lobbies and the propaganda activ
ities in behalf of larger expendi
tures by the United States govern
ment.
He cited the example set by the
American Legion in refusing to re
quest immediate payment on bonus
certificates and declared that “un
less there is general recognition
that this is no time for such ac
tion.” Congress will again be
swamped by special demands for
funds such as added heavily to the
nation’s expenses last year.
Recent figures indicate the na
tional deficit at the end of the cur
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World’s record bear was killed 5 milea from the town of Kodiak and measured
13 feet 6 inches. THE GENUINE KODIAK BEAR (Ursus Middendorfii) ARE
ONLY FOUND ON KODIAK ISLAND. THE GREAT ALASKA BROWN BEAR
(Unas Gayas) ARE FOUND ON THE ADJACENT MAINLAND AND PARTS
or THE KENAt PENINSU1-A.
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• spread of 78^ inches, was
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[rent fiscal year will amount to one
and one-half billion dollars. At
j the same time Senator David Reed,
I after a conference with President
j Hoover, asserted the United States
'must be prepared to “face the mu
sic" in the present financial situa
tion by paying larger taxes.
Senator Reed expressed the opin
ion that it might be necessary to
raise income taxes as well as im
Ipose a sales tax in an effort to re
jduce the national deficit.
Walter Gifford, director of the
national unemployment relief and
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fort should be made to maintain
the present wage scales. He said
| he stood on the position he took
'last spring, which was that wages
j should be kept at current levels
i even though the cost of living
| dropped.
JAPANESE FLYER WILL
That Anchorage has been se
lected for the first objective of
the forthcoming Japanese flight
from Tokio to Seattle, is indicated
in telegrams which have come re
cently to Harry F. Morton, presi
dent of the Anchorage Chamber
of Commerce. Preparations have
been made for the refueling of
the plane upon its arrival at An
chorage and it is understood that
the flight will be continued to
Seattle from Anchorage, reports
the Times.
The identity of the flyer is not
disclosed in the messages received
hv Mr. Morton, but it is under
stood that the flight is to be at
tempted by Seiji Yoshihara, the
Lone Eagle of Japan, who already
has made two unsuccessful at
tempts to make the crossing of
the Pacific to Alaska, having lost
two plane* both equipped with
pontoons. The third attempt, it
is undersaood, will be made with
a land plane.
The date of the hop-off from
Tokyo has not been definitely de
cid'd tut u is indicated that it
will le at* v the end of Septem
ber.
Joe Hassan, Ketchikan house
to-house rug dealer, reported to
the police that two men held him j
up at the point of a gun and a,
knife recently and robbed him j
of $195 in currency and about $7,
in silver, reports the Chronicle. 1
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WORK FOR PEACE
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28.
The American government assur
ed the League of Nations of its
whole-hearted sympathy with the
attitude expressed by the group
concerning the Chinese-Japanese
situation in Manchuria. Secretary
Stimson said in a note to the
League that he had already urged
cessation of hostilities and would
continue earnestly to work for
the restoration of peace.
BANK ROBBED $10,000
CHICAGO, Sept. 28. (A5)—Seven
robbers, brandishing shotguns and
revolvers, invaded the Parkway
State Bank on North Clark Street
shortly after noon, and looted it
of $10,000. ,
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