The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-13

nted at $500. 900 monthly.
 Connecticut-Need for six months starting in December estimated al el.OOO,OOO Funds will be raised by cities and towns: government will provide S1 for every s3 spent No direct state relief appropriation
 Deleware - A special Legislative session is considering a bill legaiiz. Ing a S2,50O,00O public works loar from federal government; state would match loan. Four million dollars federal and state money used in direct relief nearly al spent.
 Florida--No state appropriations Advisory council on relief met last Friday and set $1,14S,S75 as figure needed from government for No vember. Needs increasing; expect ed to reach peak in December oi January.
 Georgia-No relief appropriation State has been getting about $1,' O0,000 a month from federal gov ernment.
 Idaho--State ready to spend s250,000. This will be matched by counties and government, mak' ing total of S750,000. Illinois = Legislature approved $30,00O,000 relief bond issue and state sales tax will provide about $3,000,000 a month.
 Indiana-Relief needs estimated about s6,000,00 for next six months State has appropriated $1,000,000 to be used only in case of emer- gencies. Counties and townshipi carrying the cost.
 Iowa-Special legislative session expected to raise $550,000 to carry states share of relief from Decem- Der to February. The total needed including federal funds, is $1,712,- 900.
 Kansas-Governor Landon esti- mates $7,000,000 is needed for the states 50,000 unemployed families and has asked the legislature for $2,200,O00. Federal and county sources are expected to furnish the remainder.
 Kentucky-Relief funds exhaust ed. Need about $1,000,000 month State exjects to aid governments relief work with whisky and wine taxes and sale of state warrants.
 Louisiana-No state appropria- tions available. Federal govern ment been spending more than $1,250,000 a month.
 Maine-No estimate of need made; special legislative session will make necessary provision this month.
 Maryland = State appropriated $12,O0O,000 to last until 1884; $7,O00,O00 already expended. State and federal government expected to spend $500,000 each monthly for winter.
 Massachusetts-L than $10,- O00, 1000 will be spent by state, with cities and towns providing $20,- 100000 to $25,000,000.
 Michigan-State sales tax Is pro- viding .$1,000,000 g. month for re- lief; this to be matched by $1,200,- 900 by government. State blaming $25,000,000 building program, $13,- 100000 highway program. Detroit expects to distribute $10,000,00 in direct dole this winter, half of 1t government money.
 Minnesota-Only relief money available in entire state is federal grant of s6S1, 900. Need problemati- cal: believed to run into the mill lions.
 hIississippi-No state, county, or municipal relief ever voted. Federal funds used exclusively. Expendi- lures last winter averaged $735,000 . month; estimated this winters will run higher.
 Missouri-Cost of maintaining Missouri's 50,000 unemployed fam flies expected to average $1,200,- 900 a month, with federal, state, and county sources splitting the bill equally.
 Montana-Specia1 legislative ses- sion to meet soon to raise funds to match governments grant $3 for s2.
 Nebraska Need estimated at $5, 100000.
 Nevado-State has appropriated $100,000, with one-fifth of its total population unemployed. Most re- lief carried by counties, cities, and federal government.
 New Hampshire-State will spend $1,200,000, counties and towns $600,000, and federal government $600.000.