Show Alitt THE Aüt àñdP LAKE IrRIBUNt 23 1b4s- aics eeñG une I 0 I - - ' - WASHINGTON Aug 22 (UP) —The total income received by individual Americans ' last year reached- an all-tihigh of $190- which 000000000 averages out to ' $1823 per capita the commerce department reported -- Sunday The per capita income was up 9 from the 1946 average - of $1213 Thegrand total was up 11 of $171000- from the 1946 - figure 000000- Nevada's citizens were on the average the richest in the nation with a per capita income of $1842 Lowest average was Mississipprs :" t 1 s - s 't 1 Nevada Leads Nation At the top of the scale behind Nevada were New York $1781: North Dakota $1678: Connecticut 11646: $1671:: Delaware ' and 5Ar Illinois and the District of lurnbia both 1624 All 15 southern states were among the 16 states in the nation with the lowest averages the report said But it emphasized that the relative per capita incomes of the deepoouth have "considerably improved' in the- past decade inThe tsharpest increases in diyidual Incomes last year were registered in wheat produting - - aa f: 'IC r) Tqgs Lag - 1946 1947 1510 1671 126 85 1059 1128 1394 1449 110 t 87 1075 1148 1367 1521 115 1097 1183 89 1543 1646 124 1546 1624 123 1345 1465 111 1443 1542 117 1651 1781 135 1244 1372 104 901 1031 78 837 739 63 701 54 710 1082 1104 83 797 67 885 782 850 64 803 892 67 50575 659 809 890 - 67 732 778 59 849 69 916 1064 : 80A 1045 1120 851 920T 1053 80 701 821 - - 930 a - 977 85 1128 1501 1624 123 1168 1287 97 1150 1144 86 1266 - 1424 108 90 1195 1134 - 1197 90 1314 1441 109 -1208 1337 101 1216 1482 112 1133 1290 98 1062 1315 99 1392 1641 124 1148 1238 94 1183 1678 127 1205 1348 102 1076 1208 91 1264 1472 111 1574 1643 124 MO 1842 139 1220 1253 95 1326 1395 105 Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont Delaware Dist of Columbia Maryland New Jersey New York Pennsylvania West Virginia - Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia -- " Kentucky Louisiana Miastssippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Arizona ' New Mexico Oklahoma- Texas Illinois Indiana -- t Iowa Michigan' Missouri Ohio Wisconsin Colorado Idaho Kansas Montana Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Utah Wyoming California Nevada Oregon Washington prrrsBuRGH Aug 22 UPI — Firth Sterling Steel and Carbide Corp of McKeesport Pa Sunday increase in the announced a 10 steel price of tool steel stainless and specialty steels The company said the price hike was due to Increased costs of raw materialsJ and production 14 Output c 3pwal Cause - reported in its monthly publica-- tion Survey of current Business that "the area of rising prices has broadened and ' the pace of the in recent advance has quickened" : weeks Only in agriculturil crop prices deflated some by the prospect' of crops did the department note a "deviation from the gen- -- eral upward trend" Industrial production while- con- tinning' at 11'!!'high irkralte"- was 'June and "moderately lower" July than during the first three Materials months of the year ahortag'es Were still a handicap -- Meanwhile employmeWboomed About 81600000 persons were working in July 1500000 more more than a year ago: Wages were rising too ' Basic industry two cents employes were getting more an hour in ' June than in May Spurred by the wage increases and the high employment level'income reached a 6212000000000 a year rate during June a $5000000000 increase over the annual rate during May s IL S Hires 103770 Disabled Vets - - WASHINGTON 'Aug- 22 (UP) The number of disabled veterans employed by the federal gov ernment bait more than doubled since Jamiary- 1946 the civil service commission reported'Stin: 1 adt count an Turn for thio tummy 1LuF r Corni -- aa - ' 116) blt'' To foot Iry ono or Iwo Toots after bfo4Alost QUICK RELIEF 101 FUSSY STOMACH ' DUE TO ACID INDIGESTION OW GAS AND HEARTBURN IA IC I IY i"Nrii & oot t Wt - 4b' lo C!lk - i:- - "i!" r ttitrtip n STATE 1 c4 qt Irtt 1' tft-(5- M - ) --- 11111411t4 '1' 35 Z N01 ONO to 11 tL' 1r - t 4 alm T RH 1114 4 - - i i 'S s 4' - e-ae- zN4LP-- ee wed 1 tt ao ! kzj :4 3J 1 l'CII:'il'11' If N11 Greater Efficiency t"' NJ 0- 6 I I f Lined i- -i- MO droCUBIC ' - galvanized wire baskets toSimplify garage of h packaged frozen foods tokies- leei teenartrs I ' ' I' - 0 'i - 95 : 3Way Insulation -'- 111 tr a k PHONE qt1r3 Neve boauly " Unparalkled convenienco t - ''e4o t 1 I rtEnt: c s Cfilt MOON GOLIA! 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Directly behind in Naval folat Sunday Annapolis way ouperintendent of academy academy The department released the the - of presidential' membersare unidentified Into for services tile chapel kWatching table midshipmen prty' lowing coniparing per capita incomes ht 1946 and 1947 on a basis The column ) MEETS JOHN PAUL JONES : on the far right shows how the U-1947 per capita income of each ' state compares percentagewiset with the national average of $1323 state-by-sta- - Coffee RoyalWITHCorona THIS COUPON: s - Of - IO U IO ofUDELICIOUS' E ' - : I 4 army's signal ceived the awards from the first retread post No 667 at Los Angeles to be forwarded to bird's home at the Fort Monmouth N J ' Kaiser's retired nos but dur- lug World War II sa3ra the army he helped train other carriet pipons some of them his: great - great great -' great- grandchildren ' He's still wearing the num leg band With the seal of the Getinan imperial crown which Kaiser Wilhebn'a army put on hint in World War onnumwome ''''I z:'' !:':r'-'s::- r ' (UP) Clark the committee wirl: —Fifty-tw- o oil Industry 'officials L dive priority deliveries of were named Sundayto handlethe both fuel oil and gasoline to the distribution of hard-to-ggaso- military- line' azId fuel oil' in Midwest Ind 2 Fill the eisentlal heeds of east coast states during the Tomo farmers and of railroads Custo'anmontha Other AssUre that ing Supplies to all essential customers mers including motorists and Under the program approved by home owners are :'equitabir U 8 Attorney' General Tom C supped t - - 4 i::it4-- 4 N11 states of the northwest - 1ATorid 3 -- oldest VI 0: et Ind S plgeonlit'the tans 'are maIdng elaborate plans eran two world wars is get to enact a federal sales tax if they ting pf a gold leg band And citation: should win the congresis in Novem'Maj Gen S B Akin the bees chief officer re- - 4659 $1641-- - ie 6è-a- 22 WASHINGTON-Au- WASHI1TGT0114: Aug- 22 McGrath added in a statement comfrom the Democratic- national mittee : ' "The Republicans have 'refused to vote for' excess profits taxes and tieY are not likely to- insult at Salt Lake Generalcontributors their rich campaign of Inby suggesting the - raising : ' come taxes: "That is the reasiin why they are seeking to impose a sales tax which would place the major share of the tax burden on the low and Middle income families ' and let the wealthy escape their shara' of taxation"- - - $1643: Montana- ilE1-- - Howard ItoGrath Bald Sunday the Republl 4' :Tela T Chemin Z Democratic i4:7 - Aug : 22 WASHIlsTGTON - Vet 'of Two Praii Oldest Pfgeon' To Get 'Citatidn- I 'A6 comes LohL9OBillion 1 - PROVO furniture SIAGARHOUSE -- MURRAY ‘ 7— VE111111 t ColnpanU 1050 EAST 21s1 SOUT)1 vY fr MURRAY 7:1 iLtat " : |