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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
PRESIDENT ASKS EXTENSION OF NRA.

Long and loud have been the walls in some sources at the National Industrial Recovery Act since its inception under the present Administration but definite indication that it has done in large measure what it proposed to do-stabize and revtalze industry-B seen in the request of Presi- dent Roosevelt that it be re-enacted by the present Congress for one two years more,
 Doubtless the MIRA had it's shortcomings any legislation for the whole people rarely gives entire satisfaction to all. None deny however, that it has had energizng effect business gen. erally and helped bring the nation out of sea of depression and stagnation which was virtual chaos
 Government interference in private business has been its most vulnerable point but carried out as the Chief Executive planned, with industry and business gradually putting its own house in order eliminating cut-throat competition and maintaining a schedule of fair prices, the MIRA need not be a burden interference with private industry but rather the bulkwark of Government aid.
 The Presidents request for its continuance foi at least another year after next June when it is scheduled to expire is evidence the Administration is satisfied of the plans soundness but still feels that it is essential to help smooth the road oc complete recovery. The with the broken leg does not throw his crutches away after the secon. day but rather takes it slowly. He knows that it takes time to mend and if he gained littlS every day the time will when be walks as well as ever. Business revival in this country k going through such stage As the President vel sees it is not yet time to abandon the crutche' although the patient is responding excellently tC treatment Given little more time to mend witt the crutches in the form of the National Industrial Recovery Act there to encourage and help business will walk under it's own power and with the zir and ginger of perfect health
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
20 YEARS AGO.
FEBRUARY Is. I935
Prom Tho Empire

FEBRUARY Is, 1885
 Owing to the necessity of con serving food, Germany was about to banish 5,000,o00 people, posses sed of independent means and in- eligible for military service, to leave Germany immediately for neutral countries.
 Juneau Elks and Treadwell bowl CTS were in the midst of series with the Elks 289 pins ahead. On the Treadwell team were Graham. Bennett, w. Mccormick, Christoe and E. Mccormick and on the Juneau Elks, Barragar, Hunter. Kaser, Freiman, Bell and Hensel. substitute for Bell.
 Construction of one-line can nery which would have capacity of 25,000 cases was to begin the following week at Tyee, according to the announcement of Huno Hoy CT, agent for the Vendlyssel Pack ing Company.
 Pat Lynch left for Eagle River to operate diamond drill at the mine.
 s, laif first appointment at Fairbanks when he named Martin Harrais to act as jury commissioner.
 The committees which were to have charge of the ball that would conclude the week of Masonic cere- monies included: R. A. Gunnison, B. M. Behrends, John Rustgard, z. R. Cheney, James Christoe, J. w Martin, James Hogan, H. T. Tripp, J. c. Mcbride, Isa Goldstein, John G Held, Charles Osterberg, Jr., w. II. Case, E. Webster John T. Reed, ]. w. Bell, Lloyd V. Winter, Paul Bloedhorn, Charles Goldstein, C. s. Lindsay. Joe Woodford, Fred Smith, William Frye, D. M Both we'll, " N. Dupuy, Walter DeLong, Aleck Prussing, M. H. Baker, w. w. Casey, Merle Thomas, J. V. Rubin, L. s. Ferris, H. c. Daniels, Ben Leaning. William Fells, How ard Ewing, R. H. Stevens, D. J. Kinzie, Charles Ostrom, Charles Osterberg, Archie Lewis, H. H, Post, R. J. Wilzen, V. A. Paine, c. G McKinnon, F. B. Hyder, J. L, Museth, Sumner Smith and C. H. Passels. ~a
 Weather: Maximum 34, mini mum 23; snow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18

Honeymoon-the last vacation married mar Journal)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
A FINE STAND.

General Hugh S. Johnson earned reputation for a lot of talking while he the head of the MIRA. Very often the loquacious General talked too much but everybody recognized he had a picturesque method of expression.
 Recently General Johnson asked if he was going to accept large job with big business concern. While he admitted that he had been offered some jobs, General Johnson said that all wanted ito rest on MIRA publicity and idea of a pull in Washington" The General revealed his character when he said that such offers give me faint nausea"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
Tax Reforms.
(New York Times.)

committee of the United States Chamber Of Commerce mas recommended certain changes in Federal taxation which deserve the attention Of Congress One is a restoration of the right O: closely affiliated companies to file consolidated tax returns. The abolition of this privilege opposed by the Treasury year ago. the ground that such returns accurately reflect the true income position lof corporation The Chamber of Commerce com mittee reaffirms this argument. insisting that a lgroup of affiliated lis in substantially the ferent deparmaents'-the variation being "one Of form and not of principle"
 The committee also urges repeal of the pro- vision requiring publicity for summary state ments of all incometaX payments This requirement. was a late addition to the present tax law, no recommendation for publicity having been made in
 the main report of the committee appointed by Con- greSs to study ways of preventing tax avoidance "
 The publicity provision is of doubtful value a
 means of increasing tax receipts An earlier ex- pertinent with the same method made by the reve-
 nue act of 1924, provoked such widespread resent ment the part of those who believed that this device merely lent itself to exploitation that Con- grcss repealed this section of the law in 1926. 1 The third recommendation in the present report
 is equally worthy of consideration This is the proposal for a constitutional amendment which would permit "non-discriminatory taxation recip-
 rocally between the Federal Government and the States on income derived from future issues of
 securities made by public authority" This pro- posal to discontinue the issuance of tax-exempt securities is not It recommended to Congress nearly fourteen years ago by Secretary
 Mellon. In letter to the Chairman of the House
 Committee on Banking and Currency, he asserted that the ever increasing volume of taX-eXenpt
 crities represents a grave economic evil" In SUD-
 port of this opinion he cited three arguments Such
 securities encourage the growth of public indebt- edness" by making 1t easier for governments to
 borrow They tend ito divert capital from productive enterprise" They also tend to make Federal sur
 taxes unproductive by enabling "a very large class
 capital investments to escape their just share of
 taxation"
 Each of these arguments is pertinent today
 it when MT. Mellon addressed it to a then indifferent Congress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18

If you don't believe in Providence watch persons on the highway and try to figure out what else saves them.-(B Buffalo News)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18

The highway to wisdom is travelled by and women who realize that, after all they are just average human beings.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Zdrazovanf.

Statistikove z university jiz-
nj Kalifornie vypocftavajf, Re
letos jsou v Kalifornii potravi-
ny prGmerem O SO procent
drazSf neil loni teto dobe. u
davaj1, re je maso drazsi O AZ
procent, cerstve ovoce O 70 pro
cent, nakladane zboz1 O 10,
mleko a maslo o 13 procent. I
veci nejobycejnejsf, jejichz ce-
ma Sc malo men1, jake mouka,
kava, mydlo, stouply O 4 proc.
Naproti tomu pr1jmy normal
n1ho clov6ka nijak nestoupaji,
mzdy jsou stale stejne.
Pricina drahoty jsou ovsem
uncle prostredky, ktere vlada
podnika, ably uchranila fanny
Cd dplne zkazy, jaka jim hro-
Ella doposud. Jsou to hlavne
dane %procesni, ktere farmarovi
vynesou malo, ale Ia to zdrazi
zdanenou vec skoro dvojnasob-
ne, neil Sc d~ostane do rukou
spotTebovatele, ktery il konec-
ne zaplat1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Matka.

We Woodriver, Illinois, Gle
veland Pate stala Sc matkou
s~estnacteho dftete. Zpravoda-
jun vypravovala: Vstala O p1l
ctvrte rano a pustila Sc do pra-
&c. Mapped uchystala snfdani
pro muze, ktery jest pomocnf-
KEN V dime plumbarske a pro
dvacet pet stravnik1. Potion
pTipravila a do krabic ulozila
pro sto lidf a donesla je
z cast do vyssf skoly, z casti
do m1stni tovarny obuvnicke,
nedaleko sveho domova. Odpo-
ledne sla pomoci svemu synovi
Kristianovi v jfdelne ma protej-
ulici. PAX Sc vratila dom1 a
S dcerou Ruby varila veceri pro
muze a dvacet pet stravnfkn.
Pc veceri "a sest hodin naro-
dilo Sc il d1te, chlapec pill je-
denact libry tezky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Mate Kalendar HlasateI?
Letos jeho obsah je bohatsf a
praktict6jsf jak pro mesto,
tax i venkov neil kdy-
koliv pred tim.

Nase ctenafe upozornujeme,
re zabavny kalendar "Hlasa-
tel" ma rok 1886 vysel uz 80.
rocnlku. A jake vzdy jeho OBJ
sab je velmi bohaty a pestry.
V casti kalendarnf pfinasf vse-
chny svatky katolicke i pamat-
ne dni evangelicke, jakoz ime
ma staroceska, lidove pranosti-
ky, este listy pro domacf "a
pisky atd. Dale obsahuje ra-
du povfdek re zivota americke-
no i re stare vlasti cd znamych
autoru, a to veselych i vaznych
a take clanky poucne a vzdela-
vacf, jakoz i prakticke infor-
mace. Text konecne doplnuje
fada vyobrazenf.
KalendaT "Hlasatel" ma rok
1886 eta 224 stranek a v1tisk
V pekne trojbarevne obalce
stojl pouze 60 cent? postou W.
placene kamkoli We Spoj. Sta
tech, do Ceskoslovenska i il
nam do ciziny S vyjimkou Ka-
nady; do Kanady stojf vytisk
IS cent?, V cemz uz je take "a
hrnuta vladnf kanadska taxa.
Kde nenf k dostani u jednate-
III "Hlasatele" neb u csl. knih-
kupcd, objednejte primo ma a.
dresu: Hlasatel, 1916 West
18th Street, Chicago, Ill. = S
obJednavkou poslete hned pc
n1ze; poslete-li tez adresy pTa-
tel v Ceskoslovensku a jinde,
Dude Jim kalendaT poslan prf-
z Chicago postou vyplace-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
PTiciny mnohych manzelskych
neZdarH.

Pokusy muzG, kteT1 cht6j1 O.
vladati sv6 manzelky, vzdor
tomu, re nemohou ~dokazati
svoji pTevahu, je jednou z pT1-
Gin proc mnoha manzelstv1
jsou nezdarem, pravil V st.
Louis, Mo-, DIR. Alfred Adler,
vfdensky psycholog ,ktery pred
naSel o "Lasce a manzelstvi",
pred 1900 posluchaci, v NEST
skem auditorium.
Jinou pT1cinou nedsp6chu je,
pravil Adler, re nektere osoby
nikdy dplne nevyrostly, a po-
zadujf mazlen1 a piplanf, ia
koz i obdiv a pozorn6stky. Ad-
Ter pravil, re jsou ctyfi veci,
Poole nichz muzi i zeny by me-
Ii posuzovati sve budouc1 spo-
lecn1ky V manzelstvf, a to:
Telesne i dusevnf zdravf.
T6lesna i dusevn1 pfftazli-
vost.
Kazdy must mfti nejakou
praci nebo zevnejsf zajmy, a.
by dokazal svoji uzitecnost We
spolecnosti.
Kazdy must byti schopen
pFatelstv1 V manzelstv1 k zene
nebo muzi, jakoz i S ostatn1mi
lidmi mimo Mich.
"Manzelstv1 zalozene jedine
ma pohlavn1m zivote je slabou
zakladnou pro trvale stestf"
prohlasil psycholog. "Laska
je trvalym citem Sc svym Vast
MIN m6rftkem. Laska sc vyvi-
jela pc staletf, az dnes stojf ma
vyssf 1rovni, a tento novy druh
lasky je vysledkem vice volno-
sti, a vyssfho vzdelanf ZEN"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Josef Pech, 63lety farmar

SOAf OO4SCJ i
z Armenia, okres Juneau, "a
pail budovy ma sve farme a
pax odeSel ma cestu nedaleko
sve fanny a obesil Sc ma stro-
me. Vsecky budovy ma farme
shoTely, krone obydeln1ho sta
venl. To Sc podarilo jeho man
zelce a synovi Antonfnovi uha-
siti jeste drive, neil Sc pozar
rozmohl. Krone farmaTskych
stavenf uhoTelo jedenact kusd
dobytka, vets1 pocet slepic, byl
znicen automobil a zasoba Sc
ma.
- James Zrostlfk, farmaT z
Britt, Iowa, manzel a otec, "a
bit byl trent bandity pro jeho
auto. By &c rok6 star.
= Pr poslednich volbach
byl opetne zvolen krajan John
Podojil mayorem mestecka O.
range, Ohio.
- Rezn1k Josef Moravec v
Chicago skolil jednoho z ban
ditd revolverem, ale byl dru-
hym banditou sam usmrcen.
Zemrel pTi obrane sve ohroze-
ne manzelky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Pfedpovsd.

V New Yorku DIR. Douglas
Freeman, vydavatel New Lea
der, z Richmondu, Va, ktery
vyhral Pulitzerovu dejepisnou
pravil v prednaSce, re
pad americkeho Millionaire do
stall prvn1 postrk". S%rovnava-
je nynejsf zmeny S onemi, jez
Sc udaly pc americke revoluci,
a valce mezi staty, Freeman
pravil, re "nanovo Sc IDA, re
bohate tffdy mali byti zniceny
a re velka bohatstv1 budou no
zena proletariatskemu vlku''.
Freeman mluvil co predseda
sboru dGvernlkG university v
Richmond, Va.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Poskozovani ~aeroplanGG.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornie,
nacelnfk policie, James E. Da-
Wis jest odhodlan zahajiti pa
tram pc zlocincfch, kteri 81 wa
Ii "a 1kol poskozovani a nicenf
americkych aeroplan1, hlavne
valecnych. Jest pTesvedcen,
re to jsou "mezinarodn1 radi-
kalove". Mohou to vSak byti
take Japanci, kteTf radikaly
nejsou. PTipomenul, re "a po-
sledn1 tri mesfce staly Sc ctyry
vazne pf1pady poskozeni anne
rickych letadel, vesmes vojen-
skych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Indiani a cista krev.

Americka antropologie by
rada dokazala, re praobyvate-
Ii Ameriky byli historictf Indi-
ami, vlastne jejich pTedkove.
Ale jez to nebyly az dosud V
Americe prokazany ami antro-
poidnf opice ami skutecne pra-
veke tvary cloveka, nelze S ur-
citost1 wink cloveka v Ameri-
&c potvrditi, Indiani Sc asi do
Ameriky pfist6hovali. Pro pn-
yodn1 domnenku O mohutnem
pf1livu z Evropy nen1 dostatec-
ny podklad; take rasove blfz1
Sc Indian mnohem vice Asiato-
vi, Mongolovi, ackoli v cetnych
svych odr6dach jew evrop-
ske rysy. Vine dale z geolo-
gle, re jeste pc dobe ledove
byla Behringova 1zina ledove
ma sirokym mostem pevniny,
jenz zahrazoval dnesnf stude-
ny polarnf moTsky proud, ma
jihu vsak byl omyvan teplym
kurosijskym proudem, take
jiz ma tonic moste bylo tehdy
podstatne jine podnebf, nez je
dnes ma Aleutech, a take kraji-
ny ma A~ljasce, jez nalezli ma
rodove, tlacfc1 Sc z Aisle a hle-
daj1cf volna s1dliste ma vycho-
de, nebyly nikterak nehostin-
ne. TAX jiz velmi zahy willy
Sc velke proudly narodI do A
meriky; v~ytlaceni z Aisle, roz-
Sc tito narodove podel pa
cifickeho pobTezf a severniho
lesnfho pasu az ma vychod pew
ostatn1 nalezli asi pozvol-
ma cestu do JIM Ameriky. To
ovsem nebyli jeste Indiani, ia
nalezame dnes, nebyli to
take prost6 jen Mongolia
We, nybrz kmeny, jakych v je-
jich pGvodnfm tvaru jiz nena-
lezneme. CDR. F. Speiser:
"Indian").
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Chtel upalit manzelku.

V Norfolk, Va, Jake Perry,
40, namornf poddGstojnfk, by]
zatcen ma obvinenf, re Sc poku-
sill O upalen1 sve odcizene man
zelky, Margaret, 20. Tato u
dala, re manzel il stloukl, po-
tom ma nj NALL kerosin, a Who
dill il jake hor1c1 pochoden do
tanku ma vykaly. Zena udala,
re z nadrzky vylezla pristaviv-
81 fadu cihel k jejf strane. Per-
'ry byl zatcen ma tanecni
zabave v roadhouse. Tvrdosij-
ne zap1ral.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Hra kopana vyzadala 81 %
zivotII.

Ia prvn1ch sest tydnG stava-
j1cf footballove sezony, bylo
die vypoctu instruktora univer-
sity New York, F. H. East
wooda, zabito Is hrac6 a 5 O.
sob nasledkem pTicin netykaji-
c1ch Sc primo kopane. z letos-
mich obet1 bylo II studentn
vyssfch skol, diva STUDENT kol-
lejn1, 2 clenove athletickych
klubG a 2 pr~1slusn1ci druzstev
nepravidelnych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15

sest tydn6 trvajfcf stavka v
uhlodole vychodnfho statu Ten
nessee a ma jihu Kentucky, ma
kter6 Sc pod1lelo 5000 uhloko-
pG, byla skoncena. ODE strany
podepsaly smlouvu. Spolecno-
sti podepsaly Washingtonskou
smlouvu, Poole ktere dostanou
uhlokopove pracuj1cf ma den O
so cent? denn6 vice a havfri,
kteTf kopou uhli Cd tuny dosta-
nou 8 cent? Ia tunu a naklada-
ci a JIM d6lnfci dostanou pTi-
davek 1919.
- Majitel6 kloboucnickych
zavodG V New Yorku rozhodli
Ma schulz, re nechaji zavody
ma neurCity cas- zavTene nasled
KEN uniove politiky. Pfedse-
da sdruzeni pravil, re zavody
jsou nuceny zavT1ti, ponevadz
situace jest TAX zapletena, re
Poole noveho naTizeni ami "a
m6stnavatele ami zam6stnanci
nemohou byt zivy "a pfftom-
nych pomerG.
= Americka federace prace
oznamuje, re situace uniovych
d6lnik6 zGstala V rfjnu We sta
tn Illinois nezm6nena. Poole
statistiky bylo 17% delnfk1
bez prace a 24% jich pracova-
10 pouze cast dine nebo tydne.
We stavebnfm oboru Sc neza-
m6stnanost zvysila z % ma 25
procent a castecne zamestna-
nych jest 1870, kdezto V zafi
jich bylo 32%. Ponekud IVY
sena ACCOMPLISHMENTS panuje vi
od6vnfm prGmyslu a V divad-
Iech. Hudebn1 unie oznamuJe,
re V zarf bylo eetn6 clenG "a
m6stnano plny cas-, ale v r1jnu
pouze pill tydne. Pivovarnl del
nfci jsou zamestnani bud plny
cas- nebo jsou 1plne bez prace.
V tiskaTskem Temesle Sc prace
zlepSila a take ma zeleznic1ch
a SofeTi jsou zamestnani plny
cas-. Behem mesice Sc zlepsi-
la situace kovodelnfkG, "a to
vsak obuvnick6m remesle a V
hotel1ch a restaurantech "a
mestnanci, kterf byli zamest-
mani plny cas- jsou bud bez pra
&c nebo pracui1 jen malo no.
din.
= Zenska liga V Missouri
podala u statnf komise protest
prot jmenovan1 neschopnych
osob "a cleny komise, ktera ma
rozhOdovati o pensiovan1 sta
rych d6ln1kG. V protestu Sc po-
ukazuje, re na komisi byl jme-
novan prodavac z pivovaru,
plumbaT, .cukraT a zamestna-
nee vodaTskeho Departmental
byl propulsion jake neschopny.
Liga pravi, re panuje pTi jme-
novanf clenG mnoho politiky a
to by Sc nem6lo dit. We statu
jest $4,000 muzG, kteT1 mali
naroky ma pensi, ale jest pro ne
pouze S2,500,OOO, take sotva
1000 by z tohoto obnosu mo-
hlo dostati pensi, ku kter6 jsou
opravneni poole zakona.
= Narodn1 sdruzen1 dTeva-
ri oznamilo, re jest velkou vet
cinou prot kazd6 move kod6 v
dTevarsk6m prGmyslu, jez by
nahraditi NRA. Ma schG-
ri bylo oznameno, re by mensf
dTevaTsk6 spolecnosti prot ne
jake nahrad6 n~enam1taly, ale
jinak pry 81 nepTej1, ably vlada
Sc do jich industrie pletla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
ZastFeIil Sc.

22lety James Wiswell, kterJ
jake student vynikal Sc foot
ballu, byl nalezen Sc stTelnou
ranou zaduseny plynem z au-
ia, Chicago. Byl synem Les
lie c. Wiswella, ktery je hla-
YOU spolecnosti L. C. Wiswell
Company, jez obchoduje S re-
migratory a elektrickymi po-
tTebami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
S 20. patra spadl.

V New Yorku pri pokusu O.
praviti aerial sveho radia, Phi
lip Gunion, pomocnfk presiden
ia General Motors Co., sTitil sc
ma smrt a 20. patra sveho bytu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Skoln1 fiditel z~astrelil pTedse-
du skolni radY.

Suspendovany skolnf riditel,
so lety John E. Healey zabil
48leteho bankeTe Williama F.
Sober jenz byl pTedsedou skol-
nj rady V Troy, N. Y, udal, re
jej zavrazdeny stale pomlou-
val a tim uvadel jeho charak-
ter do spatneho svetla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Trest zharIGm.

Ma SO let a jeden den v Chi
cagu ustanovila porota trest
zhafGm: Franku Vitale a Jo-
sephu Di Chiari, kteTi zapalili
dun cfslo $50 Taylor ulice a
zahubili deset lidskych zivoti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Konec raketvra.

Bl1ze Monticello, New York,
nalezena byla v melkem hrobe
We vapne mrtvola Charlese
Shermana, raketyra, ktery Wy
b1ral 1platky z heren, hlavne
z tech, kde Sc sazelo ma kd6zel-
ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
UhoTEela.

Marion Cummings, 34leta z
Chicago, uhoTela. Nikdo nevf
.jak ohen povstal. Ma Sc "a to,
re 81 matka cht6la zakouTit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Starobni pense v Texasu.
Snemovna Texasu pTi

Snemovna Texasu prijala
predlohu povolujicf starobni
pensi Cd SIS mesfcne osobam
pres 65 let veku, nemajicim Vi
'ce majetku nez $500 nebo pTf-
jem ne vetsf nez $3.50 rocne.
Navrh must jeste profit sena-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
Beg ocasu.

V Pittsfield, Mass, farmar
Clarence North obdrzel nahra-
du $50 cd okresu "a to, re bylo
nutno zablti jeho kravu, ktere
psi ukousli ohon. Bee neho kra
va nemohla odhanet mouchy
ktere il chilly zivot nesnesitel-
ny a pTestala dojit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-15
ORA. Petra HObOkO a
Ora. Petra Lecivy Olei Liniment

oy wy uzNnyt ehoy a Jsou uzVany nynf. TenkAe bHy uzyany hani nvn{ imu MI
Vay mllony. Tto znamente leCve protredkvv 2dorovow Hu 11 ~ ~
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~ UR Goldfish Bowl contempo-
rary has done some research
into the life Of Josephus
" Daniels. editor and diplomat,
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inheritance TAXES
SUGGESTED FOR D. C.
American University Park Citi-
zens Hear Possibilities Of
New Revenue.

Inheritance and estate taxes as q
source of additional revenue for the
District was suggested by L. A. Car
ruthers, chairmanSof the Fiscal Rela-
tions Committee of the Federation Of
Citizens Associations in a speech be-
fore the American University Park
Citizens Association last night.
CarrutherS stated that, in his opin-
ion, no additional taxes are needed, but
that If the Commissioners decide other
wise these forms of taxation would be
the least burden on the taxpayers. He
pointed out that If the District had
inheritance and estate tax laws similar
to those of States not one cent more
revenue would be demanded from those
taxed. He explained that in commune
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with his index finger pointed in the
direction of the proprietor.
The grocer smiled. But that didn't
stop Walter. Behind the counter he
went, helped himself to candy and
chewing gum and walked out, still as
serting that he was ''Two-Gun Mickey,
enemy of the people
The Johnstons later tried to con-
vince Walter he was not "Two-Gun
Mickey But the boys in the neigh
borhood think he's a hero, because
they chewed the gum and ate the
candy.
TRUE LOVE DEPARTS.
a RECENT bridegroom shocked his
fellow workers several days ago
when he announced on his arrival at
the Office that true love had failed
him and. his bride.
Concerned that an apparently ideal
marriage had gone on the rocks so
soon, his fellow workers questioned
him, only to learn that sympathy was
not in order. "TrueloVe," 1t seems,
was the name of the .aewlyweds' maid.
ROCK CREEK, JR.
Washington's Rock Creek is To-
Gated in one OF the prettiest do1Dn-
tolon parks OF any city in the
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ties where such taxes were collected
the local government took 80 per cent
Of the tax collected under the Federal
law, while in the District the entire
100 per cent went to the Federal
Treasury.
The present system Of automobile
taxation in the District-a gas tax,
license fee and personal property tax
on automobiles called the most
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f111 11AoG 4SAA oSS1A3A454l2 A4Nos
THE old saying Watch your P's
and Q's" originated in the taverns
in England many. many years ago,
where it was customary for ale to be
served in pint and quart containers.
The tavern keeper kept track of the
customers purchases on the wall,
where he wrote in chalk. under the
customers name either "P" or @"
Sometimes when the company was
good or there was some special occa-
sion for celebrating, the tavern keep
ers would join their guests in conviv-
ial drinking. AS a result, the inn keep
ers were not always careful in their
bookkeeping and it became necessary
for the customers to warn them to
watch their P's and Q's."
X X X x
WAS HER FACE RER?
CLOTHES sometimes unmake the
~ woman; clothes plus cosmetics
that is.
Mrs. B. not long ago nominated
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equitable in the country. In regard to
the proposal that some of the revenue
received from the gas tax be diverted
for other purposes, he stated that he
and the Federation of Citizens Asso-
Citations were not in favor Of the idea.
Carruthers also said that he believed
that income taxation should not be
attempted by State and municipal gov
ernmentS.