davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
0naOengein9 fiir etnea
Sitter.

Sci ben Stierfdmpfen bon Ga
2inea in ser g2Gbe bon Gibraltar
ioute elm iunger Stier nomens
o@ntaoor4 ieinen eriten &f
beiteben. glun BADEN iid aber TO-
oiele 6iiripreder gefunoen Die
oarum eriu6ten, oas Sier BON Die
lem gefdbrlifen @efeft 8uriid8u-
baIteu uno ibm nod einige Sabre
auf Der 8pioe 3u gonnen, Dob es
froelid lit, OBJ feline ugaennung"
oufredt erbalten bleibt.
9ieies ungeDobnl;he MitgefiibI
Der ionit 10 MISREPRESENTATION
Spanier bot einen einSiearti9en
@runo. aIs rMotaoor" 8ebn Gag
alt mar. tDurOe feline Mutter tranf
uno Itorb. 9ie Sodter oes 3iid-
tiers Genorito Maruio Mora oes
autmes nobm iid Oes fleinen @e-
lens an u1o 8og es, 8uiommen nit
5tpei iungen aGlbden, nit Der Slo-
ide auf. @1breno Oos cine &alb
iid BALD Der 8laide e%ntu0bnte unO
Dos anOere iih Big gum 8Deiten Sc
bensiabr ouf oieie @eiie fiittern
IieB, blieb Der Stier uMatooor~
8eitlebens Elm SIai6enfinO; penn
er Senorita Maruia auf Der Bei-
oe eripdbt, fommt er beute nod ols
GROCER Stier cilenos berbeieeloufen,
nm iid fiittern gu raiieu.
9ie 4unoe bon oieiem ianften
5tier berbreitete ii9 bolO in Der
gan5en Brobino uno oariiber BIN
aus i'm eouaen 2ou0. @s tpuroen
4ufnabmen eemo9t, pie Der ertpo6-
ienOe Stier nod aus Der SIoide
trinft, uno man er3GbIt iiG, oaB
er bel oler uneebdrOigfeit i'm Inn
gang NIT an0eren 8etreuern Der
fdonen Woruia aufs 8ort foIge.
als Der 3iidter fi6 nun entidIoB,
ben fampffdbigen Stier in bic
Arend 81 1d1fen, erDob 1ld Elm
Sturm Der gntriiitung. SGgIid Ial-
fen Bittidriften BEL Der i90nen
Maruia Elm, iie Oiirfe nidt OuIoen,
Dab ibr Slaihenfino in Der Arenn
berblute. Sogar an ben @ouDer-
neur Der 9robina puroen ioIde
ungeDobnlide @eiu9e geri6tet.
Ser beriibmteite 5tier bon Spanien
Oiirfe nidt elmer ioIden @efobr
ansgeiebt Der0en, pie iie elm Stier.
gefeAt onritelle.
Nun bat iid Ser 3ii6ter ober
offenbor bon benz 9[uftreten rW1ato-
OorS~ in Der Arena beionOers groBe
@rfOlge Oeriproden; oienei9t ldBt
er ii6 Oenno9 bon ieinem ganaen
8oriaB obbringen, oa es mirfli9 et-
mos llngemObnIides III, OaB iid un-
ter Stieren &roft uno 8ilobeit nit
iobiel Sanftmut un0 Mnmut paaren.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
TlnR, Der td8lt1 ieinen
Better ne3ielt.

Cine Ser ieItIdmiten @renaIinien
Der 8elt ift tpobI Ser SluB 8ioai-
foa, Der Srontrei9 uno Gponien
Doneinan0er trennt. Sn inn befin.
ben iid pertbone MuiternbGnfe, uno
er 5eidnet ii9 0ur9 einen groBen
Siidrei6tum n1ts. @liidli9ertpeiIe
1T oas aber nidt al einem CANT
apfel 8piiden ben beioen 2Gnoern
getDor0en, ior0ern man bat Dor Ian.
ger 8eit cine @ereinbdruna getrof.
zen, Oie ebenio eigennrtig 1T, Die
tie ii6 ani6eineno gut befpdbrt bot.
"a Stunoen lang lit Oie 8iOniioa
@igentum Grdnfrei9s, Die frnnaO.
fii6en uferbetppbner f0rnen mad
Ser6eusluit oie GdGse oes Gtro.
mes ~ousbeuter, ober in ben nod.
item "a Stunoen fino Die Spanier
Die Serren. ginige &anonenboote,
Die bier %itationiert iino, Torgen 90.
fin, Dob Die tGelib tpe9ielnoe Sou.
peranitat ieoes 2onoes aufre6t ct.
balten bIeibt. 8or elmer @efbe bon
Sabren wuroe 0os frnnaoiii1e Sea.
nonenboot nSabelot~ 0as 0ieien
0ienIt berfab, bon Dem befnnnten
9i6ter 9ierre 2oti befebliet, ano
bonn 9ed Ieines Gdiffes tonnte er
Den oSrrunBi" boren ben geIIen-
Den &uf Der gasfen, Der felt unbor.
oenfliAen 3eiten bon einem l1fer
oes SllIies nod Dem m6eren bin.
iiberbant.
8u ben ungetriibten nadbarli9en
8ediebungen, Oie an Ser frdn50.
iif6-ipaniiden @ren3e berriden, mag
biel beitragen, oaB auf beioen nfern
Der 8i0aiioa 8nsten tuobnen. 9ie-
les 10 biel erforidte un0 nod I'M.
ner 10 ratielbafte 9olf, Oos wobl
81 Der llrbebolferune guropos ge.
bort, bat nod INNER Die oltertiim.
li9e @igenart ieines Gbnrafters be.
uabrt, 10 itarf aud Sic fremOen
Ginfliiiie fein m0gen. Seoer Nosfe
1T itol5 auf ieine uraIte Sertunft.
glaubt gum minoeiten, odB er bon
Noab abitainmt uno b1lt iih fir
einen @oelmonn. 8enn iie aud
tire alien 8orreate uno 1erinmm,
lungen unter freier 2uft boben nif
geben miiiien, 10 liegt bod nod Elm
itarfes 8in0eglieO opiiden ouer
8asten in ibrer Sprode, Die in,
nerbaIb Der feuropdiiden Sprodfo-
milien mie elm mGdtiger GinOIinQ
aug ferniter gor3eit lieet uno ii6er.
aus iAfper 81 erlernen, aber nod
idlperer In ibren 8uiammenb6ngep
mil onOeren Spraden au ergriin.
ben ii.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27

oieier Sdlier borgenommen. Die
5daBe IN oiefen &duiern alnitbil-
Der, Observation-Disclosures, Statuen,
limo entfernt moroen. SIN @arie an
Der Waiiaduietts gLpenlie nobnte
emit Der Batter Ser 6rnu Mc2ean,
Senator Tbomas S. @alib. SIN
SauIe an Der IS" GtrnBe ging es in
friiberen Sabren bod Der. 2ange
&eiben BON 4litiden ltan0en bort
abenos aufgefabren penn fir Geno-
loren uito 9ipIomaten uno anoere
Ofitglieoer Der boben @eieai1oft be-
ionocre 5eitaben0e ber~anltaltet muir
ben. Sn oieiem @ailie puroe Sobn
S. Mc2ean's iunge Sdpeiter, gbn-
I'm, lest 10 Sabre alt, geboren.
Sobn mlroe an Der Maiiohuietts
Mnenue geboren, iino Ser ~17-i1brige
Brlioer g0tparo i'm @isconfin- Mbe-
mie-Smts. n6rienoibip~.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
o5reunOe Oes &enen 9eufIdlGmb1

Ser Spre1abeno, nel6en Die
Ortsgruppe @aibington Der y6reun-
De oes 3elien 9euti6lano" am Mitt-
mod Abeno in Der Arcaoia Sale ar
rangiert batte, b6tte beoeuteno better
beiudt iein f0nnen. Serr Seperin
8interi6eiot reoete in 0eutIher
Gprn1e. gr mar bereits ourd iei-
men 8ortrag gelegentli9 oes Som-
merfeites Der Srtsgruppe befonnt.
Der engliide Steiner mar SEER Go-
bert @oo6, elm biergeborener @meri-
faner. 9err Werner 8artbelmeB,
Srtsgruppenleiter, ltelte beioe Neo-
ner Dor. Sn Der 3mii6etpauie muir
ben neuere oeuti9e 9eimotlieoer ge=
iuneen, bon @errn 8artbelmeB auf
Dem JliigeI begIeitet, uno bon Mit-
glieoern uno Dem Bltbliflim trGftig
unteritiiBt. Sn elmer angeidloIienen
Disfuiiion Itelte SEER 2oren3 per-
ihieoene 6ragen, mel9e betpieien,
0nB Elm 8isfuiiionsabenO aaerlei
Auffldrung geraoe iiber oos .beli-
tige" 9eutidlano bringen fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
Seariun & Grain, Snc.
Ansperfanf nn6 llmsngsan5eise

Sin anoerer Steae oieies Blattes
finoen uniere 2eier Die Mn5eige zines
Der f%einiten uno am ldngiten etublier-
ten Sutpeliergeiddfte i'm 9iitrift bon
columbia. Set bielen Sabren bat
elmer @%eneration CUR anoeren, Bat
oieie ~eritflaifige Jirma ibre Sutpelier-
Daren an Die prominenteIten Sami-
lien unierer Staot geliefert.
Sid oieier Stipulation felt bielen
Sabren erfreueno, folgt Die 6irma
ben gegenudrtigen 8eiten uno offe-
riert pirfli6 quite Quolit1tsmaren
5u biaigen Yreiien.
Die bo6ltgraOigen Sutpelen, BON
0iamanten Biz gum @olo un0 Gil.
Der, fpirflid ebrIide @erte, bieten be-
oeutenoe Griparniiie. Sci ginfdu-
fen iolte man Die Mn5eige beadten.
Denn man miro li1er babel @elo
fparen.
Gin Diamant liebt aus tpie Ser an.
oere. Gin Sa9mann fam uns ieood)
ben lltteri6ieo oeigen.
@ir empfebIen oieie Girmo uniern
2eiern. SEER Slllius $. 0uebring
miro ii6 freuen, sic 5lt beoienen
uno Sbnen Die groBartige stuspabI
erftflaiiiger Suueliermaren 5l 0ei-
gen.
gei ginfdufen e~rpdbnen Sic bite
Die oeuti6e 8eitung.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
Seine Nnitnlt fir Getpu6mbeitstrinfer
in @aihinatOn.

Die 8unoesbauptitaot @aibington
bat, I'M @egeniab al @inridtungen
in 9euti6lano, fein Sous, feline An=
italt, fir @epobnbeitstrinfer oie ie-
be ISOLDE ODER ieOen Monat unuer=
6eiierlid, Sabr aus, Sabr Elm, tie
rid betrunfen Iino. Bis iebt ner-
ben iol6e 2eute Itets eingelodt, ODER
lie fommen freipilig, MIR Inn nah
eintgen Sogen e~ntlaiien uno nad
tDeiteren BOAR Sagen BON neuem elm
geitedt 5u peroen. 9as qebt oft 80
ooer $3.50 Meal bintereinonoer 10,
1T aber cine foitipielige Sade fir sic
8e6oroe; oenn Die 2eute miiiien be-
foitigt un0 bebatIt un0 poli8eiIih
uno geri6tlid beban0elt meroen, un6
Die meiiten 8erbafteten buben fem
@elO. Ger 8iirgermei1ter sc. 6.
Su5en uno Ser Serr Corporation
Council 6. 9. Yrettputan i6lagen
Den 8aa bon 3Dei beionoeren MnTtaI-
ten in Sccoquan, Dem Srt nit Dem
uDiitrict @orfbouie, Dor, nn0 Gin
itelung bon 1922 900 oafiir I'M na6-
item Salisbalts- @tot oe5 Giftrifts
BON Columbia, ferner geieBli6e Be
itimmingen iiber bic 8ebanolung fol-
der 6Gae. Sn 9eutidlono fommen
Alfobolfranfe oft fir Sabre in be-
ionoere @~nftalten, mo iie oft gebeiIt
neroen.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
@emes 9Oi5ei-8 6 ridtssebGnOc in
@aibinstOn nOtis.

ginige @ebGuoe Ser Staotbeb0roe
@albingtons entipre1en be1te nidt
mebr Ben Anforoerlingen Der 3eit.
Oorunter lit oas uYolice Court Sc
bGllOe an Der ie9iten StraBe. Gin
englii6er bober Suriit, namens 8.
Blaiflod, belufte es Dor einigen ga
gen uno nabm auf Dem &i6terftubl
neben &idter &obert 6. MattinglD
Ylab, Inn einige StllnOen Dos Grei-
ben 81 beoba9ten. gr erfldrte Die
8uitdnoe fir cine G9aroe, ionobI
Die 8eengtbeit Der &1ume ols aud
oos 8enebmen Der Mnpeienoen, elm
i6lieBli9 Der &e6tsonmdlte. Simmer
GROCER miro BORT Die 3obl Der Der
bafteten 8etrunfenen. Gin nelies Sc
bduoe fir oieies 8oli8eigeri6t lit I'M
beoingt bon n0ten. Senator Sing
als 0tit9lieo Der @aibinetoner
u8arf ano Blaming g%ommiiiion~ lit
itarf oafiir, oaB nun eloIid oas
1Waunicipal Center, oas 10 lange
geplont lit uno pespegen 9uBenoe
BON @eb6uoen nieOergeriiien muroen,
gebaltt miro. Aber oie &egierung
bot fem @elo fir @aibington, oas
cine nnpolitii6e Staot lit, mo ni6t
abgeitimmt miro, mo Die 8epobner
an politiiden @ablen nidt teilneb=
men.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
@ieOrise 4rbeitsl6bue fir &eaie.
rnngsarbeiter in @nibingtOn.

@ttpa 5000 9eute, 8urneiIt unge-
lernte, bei96ftigungsloie arbeiter,
baben iest in Der Stoot @aibington
Our6 Die ~@orfs BrogreB 4omini-
itrotion~ Mrbeit erbalten. 0ie Sob
ne betragen $40 ben Wfonat fir u1=
gelernte, uu6 $40 fir gelernte 9Lrbei-
ter. IS miro aber bebaltptet. Dab
0ieie &0bne ~nieoriger ltn0 ais bic Be-
tr6ge, mel1e a~rbeitsloie 8erionen
aus Der interchangeable Der
Stoot- &egierung erbalten falls lie
perbeiratet iino nno piele Ginoer ba=
ben. &lagen iinO 0aber BEL Ser 8ln-
0es= unteritiibungsbeboroe eingelau-
fen. IS lobnt ii1 unter umitanoen,
nibt 5u arbeiten unO lieber ltdotii9e
Boblfabrtsgeloer IN Mniprud 81 ne5-
menl Sir $40 ben Monat fam Ell
ne 6amilie ii6 nidt erbalten. Wtan
iltbt iebt Dem l1ebelitanoe ab5ubel-
fen. Die 5taotbeb0roe perfiigt iiber
5fpei Ntiqionen Collar CUR llnter=
itiibung BON 6rnuen, &inoern unO
&ranfen, Die ni6t arbeiten fonnen.
Sir Arbeitsf dbige fommt Die
9unoesbeborOe in 6rage, uno oieie
3ablt MIR Die obigen Notitanos-Ar-
beitsl0bne. Die Arbeiter miiien
olio mobl beriuden, in Der Yripatin=
ouItrie before 2obne 81 erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
Nenes pom Tnfbaa:
9enrid-g remers idlagen oGelaneie
SOccer Gln6" Al.

Die &eiie nod Cumberland, W1o.
mar fir Die Manni6aft Elm moblge-
lungenes unternebmen unO aae
&eileteilnebmer muroen our6 Die ber-
norragenoe 0aitfreunoihaft Der
MarDlGnoer Sportsfreunoe iebr
iiberrai9t.
Gum Spiel leIbit lit ni6t niel 81
iagen. @ir ertDarteten beltimmt Ell
men Sieg uno f0nnen ben @egnern
nur nod geborig Adtung 5oaen, err
items fir ben unermiioli9en &nmpf-
geiit, trot Der Sibe uno ueiterbin
fir Die erltounli6e 5ormperbeiierung
ieit Dem lestidbrigen Ereffen. 9ie
beige @If bate mobl am Samstag
Mbeno ettpas 5ubiel Na6tluft genol-
len uno ipielte oementipre6enO unter
Sorm. 9as Spiel Duroe BON u9eu-
ri1s" Itets gefiibrt uno 10 ii6er ge=
tDonnen. @ie i1on friiber ertpdbnt,
fommen uniere Sreunoe bon Gum
berlano, M6. am thanksgiving
Dan gum 9iiflpiel nod 8ennings
un6 mir eriparten, oaB oann Der
&laiiemnterI1ieo beioer WanniAaf=
ten mebr gum Ausorud fommeil
tpir0.
Mm fommenoen Sonntag, ben 80.
Geptember, na1mittags 3 nbr, lpie-
len bic Bremers in Bennings uno
tperoen ii6 gu oieier @eneralprobe
cine ftarfe @uitmanni9aft BON Bal
timore berpfli6ten. sic miiien bod,
am 6. Sftober iteigt Der erite Yunft-
fampf in Der Soutbeaitern 9eague
uno nun beiBt es, am n6diten Conn
tao 3eiaet, pie es nit Der 6ormber>
beiierung pirtli9 masiiebt. Die
Spieler bebaupten oaB fie fir ie0en
@eqner fertig fino. llebrigens ioaen
uieoer einige nelie 2eute m~lsprobiert
mer6en. Ser Nome oes @egners
miro in BEN Sogesaeitungen befannt-
eegeben. gs mag Dieaeiht piele
GuBbanfreunoe intereiiieren, oaB bic
erIten 2 2~igaipiele in Bennings ge-
Ipielt neroen, in anoeren @orten, Die
n6dften orei Sonntoge iino Die S8.
GpieIer oabeim uno es lit lomit alien
Greunoen rei6li1 @elegenbeit gebo-
ten, ben auftoft our 2igaiaiIon
1886 ielbit gu ieben.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
NIpcnfrdnter, glmtbeIc6er,
INNER friid 81 bnben int
SmrD beg p8aibinstDn SDnrnal"
no SedIte Strahe, q. %.
Silise 8Obunneen fir @aIbima-
toner.

SIN Siiooiten Der StaOt @albing-
ton unternimmt oie prioate, niht auf
Yrofit mlsgebenoe, r&ol1tDooo 8arf
Corporation, in Ser @egeno BON
0Benniblnania Ineuue~ un0 ,9lla-
bama" Ipenue, auf einem YlaB, Ser
40 Wforgen 2ano umfaBt, ben 8alt
angebli6 biai9er @obnungen. 9ieie
Sduier iolen bon $400O-8O0O fo-
item. Notnenoig lit, bob man oas
@runoitiid fir etma $500 fauft.
9ann erbalt man cine MnIeibe fir
ben 8au iel6It bon Der n8eoeral
Scouting Administration, mel9e
lelblt bon ii6 aus altd iol6e biqige
8obnungen 81 6alien bat. 20 Sabre
binour6 fam man oie S6uloen an
Die &egiernne beqaem ab3abfen.
8eroen ettua 100 &quier 3u gleider
9eit gebalt, 10 lalien iid bic Soften
fir ben 8ou, fir Snftoaotion bon
9el5ungen uno Gisi6r1nfen, @aih-
mai6inen etc. beoeuteno berringern.
IS gibt inter oieien llmItanoen Del
ofen nit Snitaaierung i6on fir
$135.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
0entidler sAeaterfInb

Gtenstag @beno, BEN +. 9ftober,
finoet sic iiblide Monatsperiomm-
lung Oes oeiti1en Gbeotertlubs in
0eiien @ereinsIofol. 1926 MlaIIahu-
ietts 9tbenue, 81. So, itott. 0ie Dit
glieoer iino INN 5ablreides @ridei-
men eriudt.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
8. y. 9.

9lm @ontag Mbeno, ben 80. Sep
TENDER, 8 ubr, finoet cine 8erIomm-
lung Der 0euti6- amerifonii6en @e-
ieaidaft in Der Arcooio @aae, 14te
StraBe uno Barf &ooo, %. IS, ftatt.
9te 9rdiioenten Ser @ereine mo
@ertreter 6eriel6en iino Inn piinftli-
Dies @rideinen gebeten.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
VraftRtert als Nrst

Serr 6. $. Mf6enba6 bat lid
i'm Sauie gsr. 1907 8 GtroBe, g. @.
ais prafti3ierenoer @rat nieoergelni-
len. CT lit Der Sobn oes SHrift-
testers ai9enboh, Der piele Sabre
I'M .@aibington SournaI" inter
@erner Sod angeifea tpar.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27

-gei Gimfamfcm bon @aren, bitts
criuSbnem sic bas uDaibinotUner
SunrmaI", bic OsmtIde 3eitmmt.
0ieIes iuiirSe inns ermHgIiMem, Shnen
cine erGfere, before nnb reidhaIti.
acre 3eitnng 81 Iiefern.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27

Maemtnr bes r@aibinstOm SOnrnal"
i'm 0entfden 9elifatefIenaeiGaft
1121 $ Strake, y. ".
Evening star., 1935-07-04
FIGHT IN PROSPECT
|. ON EASTMAN BILL
Senate Battle Looms Over
Measure Merging Public
Carrier Regulation.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Senate fight loomed today over
legislation merging regulation of all
public carriers under the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
The Eastman bill authorizing the
consolidation emerged intact from
committee yesterday. scheduled for
action next week.
At once Senator Copeland. Dem
ocrat. of New York. predicted de-
struction of water transportation if
the measure becomes law.
Wheeler Defends Bill.
THE 1. c. C. is railroad minded
and will continue to be railroad
minded" he declared. He said he
feared water carriers would be regu-
lated for the benefit of the rail-
roads.
Senator Wheeler. Democrat. of
Montana stoutly defended the legisla-
ton as a practical means CT carrying
out the Presidents wish to remove
chaotic" condition in the in
dustry. The bill was drafted under
the direction of Joseph B Eastman,
Federal transportation co-ordinator
Wheeler said:
No one ever accused me of being
favorable to the railroads. But if we
are going to have regulation of the
railroads We must have regulation
Of their competitors"
Shipstead Challenges Wheeler.
Senator Shipstead, Farmer-Laborite
Of Minnesota joined the fray to chal-
lenge the soundness of Wheeler's as
sertion that 95 per cent of the COM
mon carriers on the rivers wanted the
bill. The Minnesotan declared 81 pei
cent OF the river carriers were private
operators hauling for the industries
by which they were owned. leaving
only 3 per cent of the traffic as
common carrier" vessels subject tC
I. c. c. regulation under the bill.
And who will they be regulated
for?' he demanded of Wheeler.
Senator White. Republican. OF
Maine also joined in an attack on
the bill.
Wheeler insisted that wherever river
traffic was regulated by the I. c. C
through joint operation with railroads
it had been benefited.
Faced with the warning of Majority
Leader Robinson that the water car
rier would have to give way to the
bank bill if it seemed likely to con-
sumo too much time, Wheeler pu
aside most efforts to defend the meas.
ure during the brief pre-Fourth- of
July session and promised to outline
its general provisions to the Senate
at the next regular session Monday
Evening star., 1935-07-04
.A.A A. SEEKSLAW .
T0CURB TAX SUITS.
Farm Administration Pin
Hopes on Pending
Legislation.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The A. A A. is counting on legisla-
ton now before Congress to turn back
rising tide of suits to recover
processing taxes which the Govern
ment levies 20 finance its crop control
programs.
The A. A. A. amendments, now
pending in the Senate, provide that
in case the farm act is declared un-
constitutional taxes which the process
sors have paid cannot be recovered.
On Capitol Hill Chairman Jones,
Democrat, Of Texas. of the House
Agriculture Committee. pointed TO this
provision and said:
So it's not going to do them bit
Of good to rush in with all these suits
now. They can't hope to get decisions
before the amendments are enacted
and the bill applies to pending suits
as we'll as TO new oheS."
A. A. A. Claim Denied.
The A. A. A. contends the taxes il
most cases have been passed on to
consumers and would be impossible tJ
trace for proper repayment 10 those
who actually bore the burden.
Professors. however. declare the
taxes seldom have thus been passei
on. They insist they can show 10 the
dollar how much they are out OF
/ pocket because of the levies
The Department Of Justice made
public an incomplete list of 56 suits
attacking processing taxes. The list
was compiled as of June 27. Seth
Thomas solicitor for the Department
! OF Agriculture. said he understood 85
suits have been filed altogether. About
l5 temporary restraining orders have
been granted prohibiting collection
Of the taxes, he said.
/ Passage Next Week Sought.
! Other officials estimated the 85
suits asked for recovery of about Sl0,-
| 100000 of a total of almost $780,
100000 collected in processing taxes.
Agriculture officials said they hoped
for passage of the amendments next
week in the Senate. The House al
ready has approved them.
When and if the amendments are
passed. Thomas said, Government at
torneys will file motions for dismissal
of all the tax suits
Chester c. Davis. A. A A. admin
iStrator, said he believed the suits
might have been filed as "precau-
tionary measures" by firms hoping
eventually TO recover the taxes.
Evening star., 1935-07-04

are life, liberty and pursuit of hap
piness' The signers closed the
Declaration with this sentence: And
for the support of this Declaration,
with firm reliance on the protection
of Divine Providence. we mutually
pledge to each other our lives. our
fortunes and our sacred honor We
have quoted these passages from the
Declaration of Independence. which
is the foundation of Americanism,
to emphasize the fact that the basis
of AmericaniSm Is theism. that is,
q belief in God. The basis Of COM
munism is atheism. that is, denial
of the existence of God. Belief in
God has no sectarian limitations.
1t includes Protestants, Catholics, Jews
and all others who worship a Su-
preme Being.
I'VE are continuously told that
communism is merely theory of
economics-a panacea for humanity's s
present economic troubles. The fact
is, however, that economies Is only
one of the elements of communism.
Communism destroys personal liberty.
1t dictates and controls personal re-
lations, political conduct and all social
relations, including marriage. educa-
ton and religion. The people under
communism have no choice but to
accept the edicts of their dictators.
Communists assume that a dictator,
or a small group, can think better
for the people than they can think
for themselves.
The system of laws by which the
American people govern themselves,
the spiritual, social and economic
objectives to which we aspire, con-
stitute Americanism. Americanism is
predicated on liberty, with the SOW
ereign power vested in all of the peo-
Pile Communism and every form ot
collectivism is predicated on absolute
power vested in an individual or a
small group ..
Freedom of speech and press are
guaranteed by the Constitution. This
gives every one q right to advocate
any form of government and any sys-
tenn of economics, whether it be
Americanism, communism. fascism,
socialism or any other ism We may
disagree with everything-with every
word these absolutists and Communists
say. but as good Americans We must
defend their right to say it. The Com
munists have taken advantage of this
freedom to advocate the overthrow OF
our Government by violence. That, Of
course, is sedition.
Shall we, as Americans. quietly
surrender our liberties and our night
to self government and submit to the
rule of collectivist dictator, or do
we still possess the intelligence and
courage to govern ourselves? The time
has come for every American who still
believes in liberty and in God to meet
both crime and communism In the
open and overcome them"
Evening star., 1935-07-04
BANK BILL CHANGE
URGED BY ECCLES
Reserve Governor Holds Credit
Control Section Could
Be Improved.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Mariner S. Eccles. Reserve Board
governor, says the administration S
banking bill. as reported by the SEN
ate, is an improvement over existing
law, but believes there still should be
some changes.
In statement he termed the meas
ure distinct advance in the direc-
tion of centralized responsibility and
authority for the exercise of none
tary powers" Nevertheless, he added
that lin less fundamental respects
the credit control section could and
should be improved upon in the in
terest of practical administration and
greater efficiency"
The House passed legislation recon-
mended by Eccles virtually without
change. The Reserve Board governor
said he thought reasonably salts
factory" bill would be worked out be-
tween the two houses.
The administration leaders in the
Senate apparently believe the Senate
bill-a compromise drafted by SUBJ
committee headed by Senator Glass,
Democrat. of Virginia-is perhaps the
most they can obtain at this time
Chairman Fletcher. Democrat, of
Florida, of the Senate Banking Com
mittee opposed some features of it,
but said he would not make fight
for changes.
Glass looked upon the measure as a
means to sever the Reserve Board
from the political influences.
Detailing credit control changes the
Senate bill makes in existing law,
Eccles said:
"It is evident that this represents
q substantial improvement over the
existing situation. 1t would make it
possible for the board and the Open
Market Committee to function in the
national interest by using these powers
so far as they may be effective toward
achievement of stability in our eco
nomic system and the avoidance of
disastrous infiationary and deflation-
ary cycles.
This is a long step in the direc-
ton of intelligent management of our
monetary system"
Evening star., 1935-07-04
MOONEY FIGHT LOOMS

SAN FRANCISCO. July P.-
Advocates for Tom Mooney and States
attorneys ready to admit nothing to-
day prepared for battle. beginning
September 3, over the truth or falsity
of the testimony in his trial for the
San Francisco Preparedness day
bombing of 1916.
This date was set yesterday by the
California Supreme Court for opening
Of a hearing on MONEYS application
for a writ Of habeas corpus.