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New Britain herald., 1923-03-15
AVERTS BAD WRECK
Irishnlan Leaps Aboard Wild Loco motive and Brings 1t to Stop Be- fore Crashing Into Train.

Dublin, March 15 (By Associated Press) ).-The bravery of a national soldier averted railway accident be- tween Thomaston and Athlone, Coun- ty Westmeath.
 A band of irregulars seizing an en- zine sent it down the track. An off cer of the railway protection corps noticed troops at blockhouse along the track and Volunteer Brady, on duty in the cabin, acted promptly. He took off his shoes and socks and awaited the arrival of the locomotive which soon appeared making between 20 and 30 miles an hour.
 Brady caught hold on the engine and swinging himself aboard suc- ceeded in reaching the control and bringing the runaway to a halt scarcely 500 yards from an approach ing passenger train.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15
OUCH! LUMbAGO!
 RUB PAINS FROM
 SORE, LAME BACK

I Back hurts you? Can't straighten up without sudden pain, sharp aches and twinges? Now listen! That's lumbago, sciatica, or maybe from a strain, and you'll get relief the mo- ment you rub your back with sooth-' ing, penetrating St. Jacobs oil. Noth- ing else takes out soreness, lameness and stiffness so quickly. / You simply rub it on your back, and out comes the pain. It is harmless and doesn't burn the skin.
 Timber up! Don't suffer-! Get a small trial bottle of old. honest St. Jacobs oil from any drug store. and after using it just once you'll forget that you ever had backache. lum- bago or sciatica, because your back will never hurt, or cause any more rfsery. It never disappoints. and JRas been recommended for 60 years.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15
SYSTEM MAKES BIG
 HIT IN THIS CITY
Play by Local Minister Exceeds All Expectations in Popularity

Crowds were turned away last eve ming when System" the rural com edy written by Rev pr. George w. C, Hill and staged under the direction of Winchell smith, was produced for the second evening at the chapel theater of the South Congregational church. It has been decided to re- peat the performance.
 The play was so well acted that the audience was convulsed with laughter throughout the entire per formance. Dr. Hill has written into his play some quaint New England philosophy. One illustration is when Nathaniel Hobbs, the wealthy farmer. who, by keen Yankee shrewdness, controls the politics in his district. is advising Dan Edwards, the city clerk. who is candidate for mayor. how to get votes. Dan senses strong op- position in the south district and plans a battery of speakers. Nate tells him to send one campaigner down to talk to the men as individuals, telling him that votes which can be influenced by platform speakers are the same as windfall apples, not much good, and not nearly as valuable as the hand picked variety.
 The play is based on the opposi- tion of an old fashioned but prosper ous Yankee farmer, who has made his money principally because of his knowledge of his fellowmen and his keen judgment. to inaugurating a new system in keeping track of his affairs. He is persuaded by his daugh- ter, a college graduate, to purchase an adding machine. He buys, from the city government, an adding ma- chine, which has been discarded by accident, paying S15 for it.
 Then the mayor finds there is a mistake and orders the machine put into the tax collectors office. The difficulties of the old man in getting his machine or his money back from the city officials are mirth provoking and the play ends with the old man and his daughter walking out of the city clerks office, the former with the adding machine under his arm.
 Raymond R. Watkins takes the part VI t~otS ilcppo NNiy IeutH V. Henry as Nancy Hobbs, his daughter. is real actress. Mrs. R. P. Babcock as Mrs. Hobbs, typifies the old fash toned farmers wife to perfection. Harry E. Scheuy as Dan Edwards, the city clerk and candidate for may or, is good. George E. M. Bean as Martin Marsh, the city mayor. fits the part just like an old time politician. Sidney A. Montague is good as city treasurer as is David R. Manning as Gid Hale, the tax collector.
 Howard Timbrell carries a profess sional air as Benjamin Perkins, the lawyer, while Misses Margaret J. Boardman and Elizabeth G. Shetman, as stenographers. and Robert W. Christ, as messenger boy, give the city
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15

hall it's final business touch.
 The hit of the opening act is Rev. Dr. Hill as sam Butler" tho hired man. The transformation from the part of a minister to that of sim pie country pumpkin in overalls and hob nailed boots. who goes to sleep in company. is one of the rnarvels of the production, So cleverly does tho min ister play his part that 1t Is some time before he is recognized and then only by his voice.
 Because of the inability to handle the demand for tickets. the play will be repeated on March 2S.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15
SON KILLS OWN FATHER,
 CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE
Dead Man, . Convicted Moonshiner Was Drawing to shoot. Says
 Slayer, Weeping Over Dead

Blueheld, W. Va, March i5.-- Charles Mitchell, widely known business man. was shot and killed by his son, Oscar Mitchell, a contractor. In the street here yesterday. The elder Mitchell, according to the police. quarreled with his son and threatened to .kill him.
 When the father fell. with four bull let's in his body, the son dropped to his knees kissed the dying mans fore. head and wept. More than 100 oiti- zens accompanied the son to jail and signed his bond of $6,000.
 The trouble between father and son came to a head on Feb. Is last. when the elder Mitchell was released from jail. after serving sentence for possssing moonshine. According to the authorities the father accused the son of turning me up."
 After being released on bail, Oscar declared he fired when his father made motion as if to draw pistol.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15
START ON LONG TRAIL

White Mans Justice Inyales Frozen
 North in Person of Royal North.
 west Mounted Police.
 Dawson, Yukon Territory, March 15.-Inspector Stuart Wood and Cor poral Pastey of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. have left Dawson for Merschel Island. one of the most ar- duous journeys that falls to the lot of the 'mounties." The party will proceed to Fort Yukon, Alaska, thence to Rampant House. Here Inspector Wood and Corporal Pastey will leave most of their equipment and proceed on to Herschel. crossing the Arctic divide, then through the timber linn its to the Tundra, reaching their des- tination about the end of March. It is the longest and most dangerous of all northern trails.
 At Herschel island one of the in- cidents of the mounted police visit
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15

will be the trial of several Eskimos under the white mans law on a charge of murder. Hitherto 1t has been customary to bring natives un- der criminal charges out to civiliza- ton for tral, but law recently pass ed by the federal parliament provides for the trial of the accused Eskimos at Herschel Island.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15
Brief News Dispatches From All Over the World

Berlin is negotiating for Ruhr set, clement and seeks Great Britain's hclT plan involving substantial guaranteed by German industrial leaders, London Daily Telegraph says
 Lenine and Trotzky both. are in. curably ill, Trotzky having a serious abdominal growth. Charles R. Crane says on arrival in London.
 Free State government decides that all Irish reconcllables who refuse am. nesty must pay the penalty. total exc cutions now are CT.
 Papal nuncio at Brussels sought Spain's intervention in Ruhr difficult ties but Vatican promptly disavowed action upon learning Belgium's com plete sympathy with French policy.
 Irish republican government" de- crees indefinite period Of national mourning barring sports, and closing theaters. ban may stop Siki-McTigue bout, St. Patrick's Day.
 X-Yay pictures show that Bill Bren- nan suffered no serious skull injury in bout with Firpo and Brennan is better, New York surgeons announce.
 Flood menace threatens Port Jer- wis, N. r., despite efforts of United States fiiers to dislodge ice with bar rage of bombs.
 Jack Dempsey at Los Angeles says he has $750,000 offer to meet Firpo al puenos Aires mex. November.
 Willie Hoppe world 1S.2 balkline billiard champion retains his title de- feating Jake Schaefer 1900 to 1341.
 Rudolph Valentino, moving picture star. and Winifred Hudnut, whom he married in Mexico last year, were re- married yesterday by a justice of the peace at Crown Point, Indiana, to comply with the California law re- garding the remarr,age of divorced persons.
 The New York assembly yesterday afternoon passed the Griffith measure. which has come to be known in the legislature as the "rut-ankh-Amen Relic bili' It would make it a mis- dcmeanor to reproduce or forge arch geological relics with intent to de- ceive.
 Governor Parker of Louisiana de- clares he would not consider appoint ment of either District Judge Robert Roberts of Minden or District Judge J. E. Reynolds of Arcadia to the va cancy on the Louisiana Court of Ap- peals because he believes they are members of the ku Klux Klan. He reminded delegations of their sup porters who called on him that he had made q public declaration that he would not appoint member of the klan to office. and he said this ap- piled especially to t.,dges.
 Senator Mccoy of Mahoning coun- ty, one of the few bachelors in the upper house of the Ohio legislature, introduced a bill yesterday providing penitentiary sentence of from one to fifteen years for any man found guilty Of inducing another mans wife to leave him and for any woman con- Sicted of taking away the husband of another woman. ~@ t.e
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15
WOMEN! DYE WORN, FADED
 THINGS NEW
Sweaters Dresses DrapsrIso Skirts kimonas Gln0hame Goats Curtains Stockings Waists Coverings Everythlna

Buy Diamond Dyes"-no other kind--and follow the simple direc- tions in every package. Don't won- der whether you can dye or tint successfully, because perfect homo dyeing is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes even if you have never dyed before. Just tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton. or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never streak, spot, fade or run.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15

Gould, Jr.. in his suit against Laura Carter Gould three weeks ago, ac- cording to an announcement made yesterday by Charles Woolrych. a Nice attorney,
 A shift in the wind apparently saved Echo Mountain observatory, on a shoulder of Mount Lowe, near Pas edena, from forest fire ranging along the Sierra Madre Mountains yesterday afternoon. Fire fighters said they believed the observatory was out of danger.
 Emaciated rabbits, leaving their burrows. arc bounced upon and eaten by large cadaverous focks of half starved crows. according to farmers near Monticello. N. r., who claim to have found the bones of the rabbits surrounded by innumerable crows tracks and tell tale black feathers.
 Prohibition Director Yellowley said yesterday he Is going ahead with his plan to dry up New York's White Way. Injunction proceedings are be- ing drawn up against twenty-two cabarets in addition to those against which suits were filed Tuesday, Shanley's. the Little Club and the Knickerbocker Grill. The suits seek to close these places.
 I,eander s. Hines of Slocum road, Exeter, Conn.,. doing his morning chores. was attracted by the unusual neighing of James O'Donnells horse in the barn across the road. He in- vestigated and found that Mir. O'Don- nell, who lived alone. was dead in bed. The horse, hungry, had been trying to attract its owners attention.
 Michael Sarno. Is years old, and his father. of 2s3 Railroad avenue, Jer- sey City. who sued the Gulf Refining company for $375,ooo for injuries suf- fered by the boy in a gasoline explo- sion. received verdicts of $30,0oo and $1.00o respectively yesterday in the Hudson county circuit court. Testi l mony showed that the gasoline had been emptied into a sewer and ex- ploded.
 
 The internal revenue office of the Manhattan district in New York, col lected more than $S,o0o, 900 yesterday in income tax for the United States government, but the returns are still 1 considerably in arrears of the record l made last year.
 It is estimated by treasury officials that the tariff act of 1922 will bring | in during the first 12 months of its | existence more than a half billion l dollars or many millions in excess of l the original estimates when the leg. l istation was under consideration. The | principal reason for this is that the | United States is the only country able | to buy freely and literally.
 Sparks from a soldering iron which was being used to close a hole in a gasoline can yesterday afternoon started a fire in the Texas company's building which razed twd-thirds of a business block in the wholesale dis trict of Port au Prince, Haiti. Forty persons were injured during the conf1agration, one fatally. The | financial loss will be large.as
 portrait of John C. Calhoun, vice. president of the United States from ls25 to 1893 and a graduate of Yale university in the class of 1894, has heen presented to the university by George Dudley Seymour of New Haven.
 Americans spent 50 per cent more Or face powder and cosmetics last ear than the total endowment of all universities and private colleges in he country, according to Ralph F.. Ieilman. dean of the Northwestern aw school <,
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15

there is definite welfare work and vo- cational training for the men, all of which is due to the constructive ae- tiyity of their leader, the board states,
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15
REPRESENT MINORITY
Controlling Party in Russia Consists Of Only Slightly More Than Onc-
 Half of One Per Cent of Population

Moscow. March 15.-The control ling political party in Russia. actual communists, candidates for admission to the communist party. and young communists, consists of only slightly more. than one-half of one per cent of
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15
tel1>tale
A sOiled collar can't betrry your personal habits dny quicker than Hais one thing.

pEcPLE often judge you as much by yuu ! appearance as by what you say. And the opinion the other fellow forms about you fre- quendy has almost everything to do with the way you get on-both in business and socially.
 Perhaps you never stopped to think aboutit, but it's psychological fact that when you are talk ing, people intmdvey watch your lips and teeth. That's where the sound comes from; that's where the eyes go.
 And when your teeth are not clean-when they arc dull, unkempt looking or badly stained with tobacco-they mark you down at once as an un- fastidous person. To great many people un- clean teeth are perfectly revolting So really clean teeth become more than merely matter of good taste.
 Only the right consistently used will protect you against such criticism. Listerine Tooth Paste cleans teeth new way The fist tube you buy (as cents) or the free sample (see coupon) will prove this to you.
 You will notice theimprovement even in thefrst few days. And, moreover, just as Esterine is the sefe antisep6c, so Lsterine Tooth Paste is the s9e dentifrice. It cleans yet it cannot njure the enamel
 What are yov teeth saying about you today.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15

A divorce was granted to George J. Gould, Jr. in his suit against Laura Carter Gould three weeks ago. ac- cording to an announcement made yesterday by Charles Woolrych. a Nice attorney.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15

Americans spent 50 per cent more for face powder and cosmetics last year than the total endowment of all universities and private colleges in the country, according to Ralph F.. Heilman. dean of the Northwestern law school.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15

The internal revenue office of the Manhattan district in New York, col iected more than $s,ooo.oOo yesterday in income tax for the United States government, but the returns are still considerably in arrears of the record made last year.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15

Jack Dempsey at Los Angeles says he has s750,oo0 offer to meet Firpo al puenos Aires mex. November.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-15

Flood menace threatens Port Jer- wis. N. r., despite efforts of United States fiiers to dislodge ice with bar rage of bombs.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-23

Sv6dectvf ze advokat Ben J. Sawyer Cleveandu 9.
sobn pravni zasupce Byersnv navrh ably hoee wall 81
ma starost hotelnf vylohy senatora Rowe-a
Uvedenl jmena guv. Donahey-ho We spojeni s hoelni
predohou tom ze osnova byla odporuGena vyborem k
schvaen rozmluv6 kerou jsty lfednk organsace no.
telierd mel guvernerem.
Predozeni dopsu obsahujicho jmena zakonodarcu kite
81 stezovai ma ednani akeho Jim dostao srany ho
teli Columbus
Pfznan Byersovo. pdjeil $4,000 sawyerovi, aby ie
dal Rowe-oN fnancovanf b6hem pfistio tvdne
Rovnez mel notu $500 vysavenou Rowem Tyz prv mel
velke kampanni vyohy posedn dobe urpe jiste fnan.
chi ztraty.
AZ dosud nevyso ma evo nic co by mohlo by oznace-
no primo ako plakast acko rnzne podezee transakce
byly doznany Ocekava re svedectv povolan bude
Rowe akoz senator Marshall enz hoelnf predlohu poda
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-23

'pfiblizil ku spoieneckym pre-
mierGm, nebyl slysen a zadn,
nemecke navrhy nebyly pfedlt
zeny.
Frankfurt mad Mohanem
Nemecko, %. brezna. Komuni.
sticke demonstrace mali bytt
kbnany We vsech zemich sve.
tovych cd Is. do %. dubna ia.
ko cast mezinarodniho prote.
stu, smerujiciho ma prvnim mi
ste proti okupaci Ruhrska, die
resoluce prijate v zav6recnem
zasedani mezinarodni komuni-
sticke konference konane zde.
V onom tydnu, pravi Sc v reso-
luci, budou rovnez konany de-
monstrace proti smlouve Yer
saillske, nebezpeci valky a pro
ii fascismu.
Resoluce obsahuji osmnact
povsechnych bodd 8 dodatecny
mi individuelnimi programy cd
komunistd z rdznych evrop-
skych zemf. Nemeckym komu-
nistGm jest nafizeno pracovati
o svrzeni francouzskeho pre-
miera Poincare-aga Cunovy Via
dy v Nemecku.s
Clara Zetkinova, jedna z
recnic7 v zaveretnem zxsedanf,
odsuzovala fascisticke hnuti a
odporucovala boykot proti ital-
skym fascistdm. Nejvydatnejsi
zbrani, pravila, bylo by zame-
zeni italskeho vyvozu do Spoj.
Statd Anglie, bez cehoz TIA
lie nemIze ziti.
Ruer, %. brezna. Sdeluje Sc,
re sedesat osob bylo pozatyka-
no belgickymi strazemi v Glad
bachu a Bottropu a uvezneno
ma obvineni, ze mely sebe
casopisd vydavanych v
neokupovane tasti N6mecka,
jichz rozSirovani jest zakaza-
no okkupovane oblasti. Dort-
depeSe pravi, ze diva
nemecti roznaSeci novin byli
tam zatceni a deportovani me
sta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-23
INDlANI Sc UKLlDNILl.

Salt Lake City, Utah, %.
brezna. PiutSti Indiani, kterj
kdyz byli zahajili "povstani",
ktere vyvolalo vzpominky ma
krvave hranicarske boje minu.
leho stoleti, sesli Sc sve vailed
ne stezky dnes. Padesat Putt
stfezeno je v Banding; jeder
byl zabit, diva poran4ni ostat,
nj Sc rozutekli beg vudcu, die
zpravy pfinesene sem dnes ku-
ryrem. Serifova druzina patra
nyni po ctyrech belosich, KITE
ri Sc nevratili do hlavnfho sta
nu, kdyz byli Sc odd9lili tod
hlavniho oddilu. Panuje pre-
sv6dceni, re nadobro minulo
nebezpeci n6jakeho hromadne
no pozdvizeni rudochn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-23
POVODEN v POkfCf MISSOURI
LlDE ZAHYNULl A VELIKA MAJETKOVA SKODA
ZPUSOBENA.

Sioux City, 22 bfezna. - Sedm osob zahynulo ma sta
kus dobytka utonuo staveni faafsa odplavena nahou
povodn niznach reky Missouri Jill odtud zpusobenou
zacpou edovou delce plnych peti mil.
Ledy bombardovany byy aeroplann dnes vecer avsak
beze vseho vsledku Bomby vrhane vySe 700 stop ray
obrovske krater Stree 200 STOP yo vaak ned Sc zapny
m6kkym edem.
Ami dynamitove naboje nepomohy. Neprotrhnou-l Sc
edy do rama sou obavy Missouri zaplavf cast
mesa nzei polozene Behem soupla deset STOP
Dnes vecer podnkano zoufae sli zachransnf n9kol-
ka rod obklopenych vodou Duncan ostrov9 lowe
mGze byti zapaven kazdym okamzikem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-23
0KKUPACE zNACNYM ZKLAMANfM.
JEST VELM NAKLADNA A W.
SLEDkY JSOU NEPATRNE;.
KOMUNlSTE CHYSTAJl DEMONSTRATE 20 CELEM
SVETE DUBNU PROTI FRANKO-BELClCKE
OKKUPACI PORURf

Pafiz, %. lnora. V parla
mentnich kruzich francouz
skych zacina Sc siriti pessimist
cka nalada vzhledem k situac
V Poruri, kde veci nejdou, jail
bylo by 81 pratt. Okkupace sto
il ohromne penize a mnozstv
uhli a koksu az dosud ziskane
no. jest smesne nepatrne a j
m&lo nadeje, ze okkupace bu,
re miti nejakych opravdu pre-
duktivnich vysledkd.
Spojenci, vlastne jenon
Francouzi a Belgicane, jsou
kritisovani, ze nepodnikli ma.
}ezitych kroka, aby mohli zu-
zitkbvati bohatstvi zabranych
krajd kritikove vlady pravi,
re nejmene 10000 dalsich del.
nlka jest treba, mali Sc neco
vyt6ziti Poruri, co by aspon
casteene odskodnilo Francou-
~ "a vylohy okkupacni.
Premier Poincare v dnesni
schulz kabinetu obsfrn6 vyli-
ell postaveni Francie while
dem k jeji zahranicni smerni-
ci, venovav obzvlaStni pozor-
most situaci v Poruri.
Pariz, %. brezna. Francouz
ska vlada vyvraci kategoricky
a Jaksi nakvasene zpravu, ze
Leopold Dubois, svycarsky ban
kef, jedna .ako prostrednik
mezi vladou nemeckou a fran
couzskou vzhledem k otevreni
vyjednavani o Poruri. Premier
Poincare opravnil prohlaseni,
re nikdy nemluvil Duboisem,
aniz kymkoliv jinym moz-
nosti vyjednavani Nemec-
KEN.
Zahranicni ministerstvo row.
nez prohlasilo, re nevenovalo
zadne pozornosti nabidkam
Nemecka obsazenym v depe-
sich Berlina Hearstovym Ca
sopisdm v Americe. Pravf Sc,
re nemecky vyslanec Bergman
mel snad nmyslu uciniti ta-
kove nabidky v lednu, ale ma
sledkem okolnosti, "a nichz Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-23
vv <. 10. ~. Jc
VALKA ma VYDRIDUCHY S t.; |; i; !:
MA BYTI ZAHAJENA REZODKIa-
NE vladimir DREAMY
PAN HOOVER NYNf PRAVf, zE MA MfSTE NEDO
STATKU BUDE PREBYTEK CUKRU.

Washington, %. bfezna. VI;
da Spojenych Statl hodla Sc o
prlti vydirani americkeho lidu
premrstenymi cenami cukru. A
by nejenom bylo zabraneno
dalsimu stoupani, ale ably cena
byla stlacena doli, mali byti
podniknuty RUNE kroky, mezi
nimiz jsou:
L. Shhani odborem spra-
vedlnosti, kdekoli bude ziska-
no dostate6ne svedectvi, re po-
ruseny byly protitrustove zako
ny "a icelem zvyseni ceny Gu
kru.
p Pouziti elastickych
klausuli celniho zakona, shle-
dali Sc, ze pritomne clio pri-
spelo k vyhnani cen cukru do
vyse. Vysetrovani v tomto SINE
ru celnl komisi Spoj. Statu bylo
nafizeno minuly tyden.
3. Uverejneni dat ziskanych
odborem obchodu 2 podnetu Sc
kretare Herberta Hoovera, jez
dokazuji, ze nehrozi nedosta-
tex We svetove zasobe cukru,
"ale re bude pravdepodobne
prebytek 476,OOO tun."
A. Vysetfovani federalni
obchodni komisi co do kombi-
naci q nadoyolenlch .obcheds
mich praktik v domaci cuker-
nj situaci.
Kdyz byl sekretar Hoover u
pozornen ma dopis Basila Man.
lyho presidentu Hardingovi, v
nemz naiIen, ze zavinil stou-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-23
2-CENTOVA DAN MA CASO-
LIN ZAMfTNUTA.
Jest vsak dosti mozno, re bude
ulozena dan l centu
ma gallon.

Columbus, %. bfezna.
Predloha, die niz m9la byti u
Ivalena dan 2 cent? ma gallon
gasolinu, byla porazena dnes
I've snemovne poslanecke. Byla
|sice pro nj odevzdana vetsina
hlasd pfitomnych clend. SO
proti Sc, nikoli vsak vetsina
vyzadovana statni ustavou, 81
hlasu. Timed po zamitnuti pre-
dlohy snemovna prijala navrh
ma znovuuvazeni hlasovani a
bude jednati o predloze, die
nlz dan | centu byla by uvale-
ma ma gallon gasolinu.
Jak veci nyni jsou, stava W.
hlidka, ze predloha tato bude
prijata. Rovnez Sc oeekava,
ze bude docileno dohodnutf
vZhledem k dodatku ku pred
loze, jenz podan byl mensino.
wynn vidcem Atkinsonem O.
klesu Franklin prijat. Die
tohoto dodatku vsechny gaso-
lin.ove zasobni stanice musely
oy opatfiti sve pumpy kademi
2 casti pruhlednymi, tax ably
klpec byl ujisten, ze obdrzel
mnozstvi gasolinu, "a n6z "a
piatil. Poslanec Dempsey, re-
rublikan z Clevelandu, PROBE
vii min6ni, ze predloha mnze
byti prijata, kdyz tento doda-
tex bude vySkrtnut.
Die predlohy, jak nyni zni.
zlskane fondy byly by rozvrze-
ny, jak nasleduje: 80 procent
30 procent okresu 40
procent okreshm ma zvelebo-
vani statnich alnic.