Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1926, Page 40

40 U. 5. FUNDS ENOUGH TOMEET EXPENSES Treasury Will Pay Current Bills Without Calling for New Loans. se in income taxes and other enabied the 1 gations th without offering new obligations for sale June For the first time since the war, the Government will thus be able to get over one of its quarterly fiscal peak joads without hav to borrow on the market, Another factor in “this departure from the usual procedur Mellon announced, was * the ag, e public debt. nm(umos due June 15 are somewhat less than usual.” A total of ,000,000 in short-term could be met and i ced until Sep- tember with the ba plus the income ta roceived this quarter. This means a flat reduction in the public debt at this time of $333,000,000. Bumper receipts in all lines were re- ported today by 000,000 = $20.000, imated collections. nt reduction in in- Mellon s above expectations and would be at least 5 per cent more than was an- ticipated by the Treasury. Collections Set Record. Internal revenue receipts for the first 11 months of this fiscal year are almost 000,000 higher than for this peri ar ago .Income collections alone have totaled 38,000, as compared to $1,388,- ,000 for this period a year ago. i e been mdde by on _the collections which will be made will reach almost $300,000,000. swelled the . Mr. Mellon ction of back he explained, was the | f a drive being made by the | Siifes ol iEeveniio Stircan Aliea col- | lections for this fiscal vear already amount to almost $300,000,000, and by the end of the month the Secretary believed they would be $100,000,000 more than_estimated. In March the Treasury retired a little more than $600,000.000 in oui- standing securities and ' floated s bond issue of $495,000,000. TODAY’S AMU SEMENTS \atlonal—’ Little Miss Bluebeard,” K lh —DBelle Baker, vaudeville, at nd $:1:5 p.m. KAPLOWITZ [721 NINTH STREET NORTHWBT BAND CONCERTS. Walter Reed General Hospital, today at 6:30 p.m., concert by the United States Marine Band, Taylor Branson, second leader, conducting. March, “2d Army Corps'.Hayes Overture, “Willlam Tell,” Rossini Indian romance, “Hobomoko,” Reeves Duet for cornet and trombone, “Home to Our Mountains,” - Verdl Musicians Nicholas Cicchese and FEdward Gummel. Grand scenes from “Traviata,” Verdl “Spring ..Vessella “Souvenir,” Drdla Marche Slave....Tschaikowsky “The Star Spangled Banner.” Franklin Square, Fourteenth and 1 streets northwest, today 7:30 p.m., by the United States Navy Band, Charles Ben- ter, leader; Charles Wise, sec- gnd leader. Valse Intermezzo, Zephyrs” Morceau de Salon, ‘Washington Eve- Stannard e Ghost 0( the .Grossmann ra, Moszkowski (b) "Ilmuxuratloll March.” Excerpts from “The Sudent (b) "On the Edge of the Inke (c) “At the Dance.” Rhapsody, “Slavonic,” “I1 Bacio”. ““Moszk Valse, Selection, ea Sor ousa “The \lar Spangled Banner.” Some Time. 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