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Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
SOYBEAN MAY BE BOON
TO AMERICAN FARMERS

"When there is nothing-the soy.
bean is everything"
This bit of oriental philosophy
may apply to the hay and pasture
crop situation in the United States
today. The sOybean may be every
thing" to American farmers in 1885.
The SOY" seed. crop in 1884 was
more than 6,0OO,00O bushels greater
than in 1888. The seed on hand for
other hay and pasture crops is much
less than year ago.
Farmers, especially in the corn
and wheat states, must have emerg-
ency feed. Reports to the United
States Department of Agriculture in
dicate less than One-half enough
seed on hand to plant the normal
acreage of sOrgO. Sudan grass, and
millet. But there is soybean seed
of adapted varieties available for vir-
tually every soil and Climate east of
the Great Plains.
The greatest increase in soybean
acreage can profitably be made
where hay and pasture already are
shOrt-in Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Michigan, Arkansas. and the east
ern half of the Dakotas, Nebraska,
Kansas. Oklahoma, and Texas. Soy-
beans will flourish even further west.
but rabbits may do much damage,
in small fields. Illinois.
Indiana. Iowa and Missouri already
high in production. probably could
utilize greater acreage of "soys"
in 1885.
Typical forage types for Northern
States are Wilson. Virginia, Ebony.
Peking, and Wisconsin Black-for /
Southern States. Laredo, Otootan, /
Biloxi. Mammoth Brown, and Tar
leel Back. The seed from these
varieties is black or brown and has
lite commercial value. Typical
with yellow seed of COM
nercial value are, for the North,
lini. Mandarin. Mukden, Manchu,
and A. K.-fOr the South.
Mammoth Yellow and TykyO. These
also may be used for pas
ure and hay.
The soybeln is legume. It yields
veil alone or with corn. cowpeas.
orghum, Sudan grass. and other
rops. "Soys" are adapted to about ;
he same climate. and should be
lan:ed at about the same time as ..
orn, but are more resistant to
rought and excess moisture. The ,
oil should b. plOwed ear and =
reeds kept down until Planting !
me to obtain the best results. :
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
YOUR POOR RELATIONS

Spring stirs and Nature has queer
ways of showing it. One of the
strangest is the poor little partridge
berry, which is both towering and
fruiting now. Some folks call it
hive-vine or sQuaw-vine. and some
know its berries as teaberry or
cnickenberry Anyhow. il is a low
fiat vine which some city folks grow
all winter in centerpiece-dish
What's so remarkable about that?
Nothing. unless Nature is a bung-
Ter. and the partridgeberry has for
gotten something. But it has for
gotten nothing and Nature made no
mistake in giving it evergreen leaves
and telling it to flower and fruit
al the same time. Let the partridge
berry tell is own story:
Yes, I'm pert little vine. but |
come of a proud family. All my
rich ancestors are evergrecns, so
why should l change? Down i'm
South America branch Of my fac
lily is far mere important than
can ever be, and got my h1wers
and berries from them. MY bright
red berries ought to be white and
sometimes l forget and make them
50, just to be like my proudest and
richest relative. He is a tall tree
with white borries. much like any
)ther tree. but to me. and maybe .
o you. he's a bit different. For in
lis bark s0mc chemist found oui-
line. Being a poor relative. don't
,rofess to be a benefactor like nv
cousin. the quinine tree. But /
NOW what he does. If it were not
or him you couldn't walk into the
rug store and get quinine. and if
on could not get that you'd get
lot worse. which is
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
PLANS COMPLETED FOR
PIT. A. CONVENTION
state President Mrs. r. p. Robinson
will Make Report

The Board of Managers of the Del
aware Parent-Teacher Association.
comprised of the State Officers and
the president OF each local associa-
ton will meet from ~ to 1890 on
the day of the annual convention.
April 18th, at the Peoples Church
in Dover.
The report of the State President,
Mrs. Robert P. Robinson, will he
given early in the afternoon. AS
previous y announced, Mrs. A. H.
Reeve, of Philadelphia, former presi-
dent of the International Federation
OF Home ard Sch3Ol, will be a guest
speaker.
During the morning session the
following state chairmen will sub
nit reports: Mrs. Glenwood Har-.
rington. Lewes. Membership; Mrs.
w. r. Keyes, Clayton, Heath: Mrs.
+ sic W. Stadley. Newark, Parent
Education; Miss Nellie Morton, WI
mington, Library Service; Miss Eta
}. Wilson. Wilmington. Program:
and Mrs. Orville r. Wright, Farm
ing;on, Publicity. Mrs. Keyes is
p aiming a conference with local
health chairmen to be held from l
70 l.S0, Immediately preceding the
afternoon session. /
As anticipated the lineup of the
ten largest Parent-Teacher Associa-
ions h's already shifted. Rich9rd-
sen Park, the home district of Mrs.
hobnson, with membership of 300
laS crowded Laurel with 29S into
.Gurth pace. Delmar, Mrs. P. X.
Ellis president, previously u1re-
ported, has stepped into seventh
pace with 230 members. Marshall
on, Mrs. E. o. Kraemer president.
~ Increasing its membership to 165.
l1s edged Harrington. Mrs. Clar-
ance Morris, president, with 156
members Ou. of the first ten.
Reservations fer the luncheon
which viii he served at the People'ss
hurch. should be sent to Miss Eta
J. W.soI. Executive Secretary. 4O94 I
luPOnt Building, Wilmington
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05

names are as follows: William
Haughey, Margaret McFadden, Eli
nor Emory, Helen Hall, Janice Bur-
ton and Ruthann Tease. These pu-
pills represented the Milford Special
District at the elimination contest
NJ Caesar Rodney School ON March
%, and from that contest Ruthann
Tease emerged as a contestant at
the Kent County Elimination Con-
test at the Dover High School on
March 20. In this contest she again
survived as a candidate for the State
Contest to be held. soon in Will
mington.
Isle of Capri.
Ensemble and Student Body.
The Assembly group singing was
accompanied by the School Orches-
ira which now numbers TWENTY-FIVE.
under the direction of Mr.. Miller.
Orchestra-The Skipper March
AL Morton. Junior March-Ascher.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
GOODS, LOWER PRICES
TO AID FARM DOLLAR

The Agriculture Secretary's re-
port was made public when the ap-
preparation bill came out of COM
mittee, and created intense interest
because 1t indicated a sharp change
in Administration policies from
scarcity economy" to abundance
economy"
I'VE have reached the conclusion
that further action along the line of
reducing production will not great
ly increase the farmers share in
the national income" said Secre-
tary WALLACE ''TO carry the produc-
tion below the present point would
begin to reduce the quantity Of the
stuff available for the people in this
country"
He advocated an increase in fac
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
CLIFTON'S CORNER
Near LeWes)

The. chicks come home to roost
and enjoy the feed of Sussex Coun-
ty homes. Earl and Stanley Haz-
zard, now of Chester, Pa. have been
spending their vacation with Sussex
relatives.
Billy Clifton was lonesome last
Sunday, with only one visitor, J. E.
johnson over the weekend.
Alma King and others near Cliff
toms Corner are i'll with colds.
The funeral of Edward Vaughn at
Conley's Chapel was largely attend
ed.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05

tory production OF so per cent at
definitely lower prices for the spe-
ciic double-purpose Of speeding in
dustrial recovery and making it
possible "for the farmer to buy
more with the agricultural dollar"
Secretary Wallace emphasized that
more work in factories would place
more city workers on regular pay
rolls, and that farmer would receive
corresponding benefits.
Increased production at lower
prices is a prerequisite to Industrial
recovery" said Secretary Wallace
indicating that the death-knell is
being sounded for the theory Of
prosperity by scarcity"
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
MILFORD NECK

Milford Neck aides Aid will
meet in the Aid room Friday even
ing. April 18th. Mrs. Amanda Short
and Mrs. Martha Passwaters have
charge of the program. Refresh
ments. Come.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
All DRAMATIC CONTEST
FOR EASTERN SUSSEX

lC0"fi"ncd from First Pagc1
the two highest scoring plays will
compete against the two scoring
highest in Kent county.
students of dramatics, from the
University of Delaware, will Judge
, ooth contests, in Sussex county, US
ing the following score card:
Length of play-2O to 35 minutes
TWO points to be deducted for ev-
time. 'Ai'
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05

An oak tree S5 years old and
weighing IS tons was successfully
transplanted by an Oakland, Cal,
landscape gardener.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05
liltord School Notes


Assembly program, Wednesday
April 3, 1885, 900 a. IN.
Hymn-Sun of My Soul.
Bible Reading-Mr. Elliott.
Lords Prayer.
Flag Salute.
America, the Beautiful.
lSong-Santa Lucia.
Senior High School Girls Glee
Club, Miss Frances J. O'Brien.
tSOng-Keep the Home Fires Burn
ing.
There's a Long, Long Trail.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05

The winners of the local school
Spelling Bee conducted at the sug-
gestion of the Evening Journal on
March 20 received their certificates
of award from the Manager of the
Spelling Bee, Mr. w. Murray Met
ten. These awards were presented
at this mornings assembly by the
teachers of the six pupils. The
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Rozvoj ocelarske industrie.

Grace, president Bethlehem
ocelaTske korporace, stravil
patek -prohlfzenf Bethlehem
podniku We Sparrows Point.
Grace jest tim, ktery pomer-
ne maly ocelaTsky podnik We
Sparrows Point zmenil ma veil
kou dneSn1 organisaci.
Pr prohlfdce stanovil, re
kupci ocelarskych produktG
projevuj1 velikou dGveru bu-
doucnost ozivenf v roce tonic.
Bethlehem podniky v minu-
lem roce vydelaly cistych
100000. V roce 1888 mely
deficit S8,750.000.
Grace stanovil, re nyni "a
mestnano jest V podniku tonic
1860 muzG, Gill 0 jeden tisfc
vice neil bylo v dob6 prospe-
rity.
Odbor, V nemz vyraben
plech, pracuje die jeho SLOW pl-
ny cas- zamestnavaje $500 del
Mkt. Udrzovan jest v cinnos-
ii hlavn6 objednavkami auto
mobilovych podnikd a nakla-
daren.
Odbor ma drat PRAGUE tez
pine. Grace doznal, re nev1,
jak dlouho tento tax p%racovati
Dude.
Vedle rdzovych techto pred
poved1 doznai, re ne vsichni
zTfzenci pracujf plny cas-. Kdyz
prace slabne, strfhaj1 hodiny
pracovnf, Tekl Grace.
Grace byl jedn1m z nejvyse
placenych osob Bethlehem in
dustrii ocelaTske roku 1929,
kdy dali mu bonus $1,623.733.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
HlidaG zastrelil banditu.

Mlady cernossky bandita "a
stfelen byl hlfdacem V pondell
v noel, kdyz pokusil Sc O pre-
pad cukrarskeho obchodu, c.
1900 Mosher ulice.
David Melman, majetn1k OBJ
chodu, natal "a hlfdace 53le-
teho cernocha, Wister Vaug-
han pred rokem plate mu 80
cent? "a noe. Pred tim OBJ
chod prepaden byl ctyTikrate
behem sesti mes1cG.
Kdyz V pondelf nezjistenF
mlady bandita vskocil do OBJ
chodu S namffenym ma hlfdace
revolverem vzkTikl: "To. je
prepaid" Vaughan vyskoeil re
'sveho mista "a pultem, yytahl
revolver, stfelil, kdyz mlady
cernoch ma neho Sc vrhl. Ban
dita stTelen do leveho Okla kle-
81.
= Jiny cernoch, 15lety, chy-
cen byl v pond6l1 a ctyTi JIM,
kdyz uteci cht6li z cukrafske-
no obchodu Josepha S. Musher
ma Chelsea Terrace. S kanda-
mi V ruce cernoch, Milton Tay-
lor re 400 blocku E. Chase uli-
ce chycen byl policistou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Dvoutisicovy nahrdelnik
ukraden.

Dvaceti incovy zlaty nahr-
delnik ceneny ma $4,000, ukra-
den byl S kozenou taskou z au-
honolulu Louise w. Boynton,
kdyz tento nechala staff V 700
blocku Cathedral ulice. z au-
tomobilu vystoupila kolem A.
hodiny odpoledne. Kdyz asi
pc p1l iodine Sc vratila, taska
byla pryc. Krone nahrdelnf-
ku V nj byly jeste jine cenne
pfedmety.
- Mary Hell a jej1 22leta
dcera, Dorothy, Sly v sobotu pc
Warwick avenue kolem Z. no.
diny vecer. Diva cernosi vrhli
Sc ma ne. Jeden z Mich srazil
dceru do ulice, kdyz ma jeho
hrozbu, re Dwell Sc, il zastre-
Ii. Vzdor tomu, vzkTikla. Ger
noch il srazil. Wall obema je-
jich tasky a prchli. V taskach
bylo S2.15.
= Trf cernosi prepadli cas-
ne v nedeli rano groceristu
Louise Better v jeho obchodu,
{. 22O1 Division ulice a okradli
jej SIS. Pr vstupu do obcho-
du ieden chtel lososa. Zatlm
so Better tento pro neho bral,
jiny rozehnal Sc nan revolve-
rem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
80 poraneno We srazce vlakG
Pennsylvanske drahy.

TTicet dive osoby poraneny by
ly kdyz nakladn1 vlak Pennsyl-
vanske drahy vrazil do stojlcf-
no osobn1ho vlaku mezi Edge
wood arsenalem a Otter Point,
jihozapadne cd Havre de
Grace.
Sedmnact cestujfcfch crane
no bylo, ostatnf zran6nf byli z
posadek vlakG. Osobni Wax
byl ma ceste z Floridy do New
Yorku. Zastavil v blizkosti
Edgewood arsenalu nasledkem
poruchy ma locomotive. Ma
kladn1 WAX jedoucf zalesnenou
tamn1 krajinou SNAIL Sc zasta-
viii, ale kola klouzla ma kole-
jfch sn6hem zmokTenych a vra
I'll do zadn1ho Pullmanoveho
vagonu. Tento byl z kolejf w.
hozen. Locomotive nakladnf-
no vlaku vyjela castecne z ko-
lejf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Pc patnacti letech mobility
hostel Znovu otevren.

Pc patnact roku Julia Don
nahaw z w. Mulberry ulice pl-
Mia olejem lampy a vytapela
drevem starry Mettam baptistic
ky hostel v Pikesville, jenz
svym casem zavTen byl pro ne
dostatek pr1jmd, kdyz tam den
ne Sc modlila, ably opet otevren
byti mohl pro ver1cf. V nedeli
mobility jej1 byly vyslyseny.
hostel znovu otevren byl Jak
pro nedeln1 sko1u tax Bohosluz
by f1zene, Lester E. Graves,
tiskarem We dine pracujlcim a v
noci studujlc1m ma kazatele.
Uvolil Sc kazati kazdou nedeli
bezplatne.
Donnahaw navstevovala pc
celou dobu baptistske rodiny v
okolf a organisovala v lete w
let, z jehoz vytezku opravovan
byl hostel stoj1cf ma Old Court
road. Prvnfm k~azatelem ko-
stella byl Rev. Joseph Mettam
jenz pTibyl tam z Derlyshire Y
Anglii roku 1882.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Rozpocet $50, 723.193.
% centova zdanovac1 saba.

Governor Nice predlozil v Il
terry zakonodarne V Annapolis
rozpocet statu ma $50, 723.193
zahrnuje V to pfenos zvlast-
mich fondn a vydanf bondu ma
sunni $3,355.0O0. Rozpocet
tento vypracovan byl ma fiskal-
nj roxy 1886 a 1887.
zadne move dane ulozeny
byti nemajf. V rozpoctu neni
obsazen naklad ma pomocnou
akci pro nezamestnane, ma sta
robnf pensi a podobne. Toto
vse mechanic jest zakoodarne
ma projednan1.
Sluzne vsech statnich zflzen-
CD krone tech jez stanoveny
jsou konstitucf, sn1zeno byti
ma cd dalsich 5 do II procent,
cfmz move snfzen1 S pfipocte-
MIN dnesniho vlastne by obna-
selo cd Is procent do 27 pro-
cent. Pocati ma jake to nynej-
81 cd sluznych $500 pres sluz-
ne $4,000 a vice.
Snizovani pocatek jiz vzalo
"a vlady Ritchieho.
Roxbury trestanecka farma
ma zrusena byti.
Provise ucinena pro sn1zenl
acknowledged licensi re 80
cent? "a konskou s1lu ma 20
cent?, cfmz prGmerna dan sn1-
zena by byla ma $500 Gill pr1-
merne O So meme. Rocnj
poplatek "a licens chauffeura
ma zrusena byti stalym regis
trovanfm.
Zrizenci statn1ch mennonite,
strait We vezen1ch a personalu
1stav1 pro choromyslne nema-
il utrpeti snfzeni. Ma opravu
residence governerovy ma po-
voleno byti $4,000 a $4,000
ma zkraslenf statnfho pozemku
V Annapolis. Sluzne V uTadov-
ne bankovniho komisare ma
z1stati nedotknutym. Sluzn6
sve governor, jenz die konsti-
tuce ma dostavati rocne $4,000
snizuje ma $3,557 Gill o Fl pro
cent.
Dan statu ma placena byti
ma zakladne % cent?.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Plan cernosske osady zavrzen,

Pc mocnem protestu obyva-
tel v Prince Frederick, Md,
sllbeno bylo administered We
rejnych pracf, re projekt zff-
dit cernosskou kolonii nakla-
dem $9,500.O00, nebude pro
veden.
Osada mela zalozena byti v
Calvert okresu ma 500 akro-
vem pozemku vedle jednoho z
nejv1ce navstevovaneho pobfe-
znfho ~vyletn1ho m1sta.
Projekt zabyval Sc zbudo-
vanim 113 domkG a II farmaf-
skych obydlf pro cernochy
jichz hned ma pocatku usldle-
no byti tam melo ma 1000.
We Washingtonu administra-
ce veTejnych pracf pTichazi ku
nahledu, re "pfekrocila velice
meze pGsobnosti sve."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Srdce a zaludek casio Sc
pletou.

re srdecnf trampoty casio
zamenovany jsou Sc zaludecnf-
mi, stanovil DIR. JIM. T. Finney
" reci sve pred Baltimorskou
lekaTskou spolecnost1.
Znamky utrpenf obojfho jsou
81 castokrate tax p~odobnymi,
re kolikrate tezko anebo az
nemozno rozeznati jedny cd
druhych.
PodbTisn1 souzenf jsou tide
lem hlavne onemocnelych v
ctyTicatych letech, srdecn1 "
padesatych.
Stadium historic onemocne-
lych jest velikou pom1ckou,
pravf DIR. Finney.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Ferguson do mayorskeho
zapasu.

Pc zprave, re mayor Jack
son Dude Sc uchazeti o znovu-
zvolen1 do 1fadu mayora, John
II. Ferguson, byvaly horlivy
podpGrce mayora Jacksona, v
pondeli dial ma jevo, re o zvo-
len1 Dude uchazeti Sc.
V pondeli vessel do 1radovny
vyboru mad volbami a vyplnil
otaznik spolu sloziv predepsa-
ny poplatek $3.50. V nekolika
minutach pc tom zprava tato
roZlehala Sc v m~lstnostech
mestske radnice, &C niceho Cd
tud vefejnosti povedeno neby-
10.
Ferguson bral 1cast v demo
kraticke politice mesta pc vice
neil 20 rok1. Sam nikdy ne
byl kandidatem jakehokoliv
1radu, ale zastaval nekolik po-
sic v mestske sprave byv do
mich ustanoven.
Ia Prestonovy administrace
slouzil We skoln1m vyboru, byl
~sekretarem mayora Jacksona
pc jeho zvolenf r. 1881 a poZ-
deli ustanoven komisarem W.
boru komisaTG ma otev1ran1 no.
vych ulic.
Ferguson v pondel1 odepTel
ffci, KIDD v boji poskytne mu
pomoci.
Vedle Jacksona a Ferguso-
ma mayory radi by byli: Ro-
bert r. Carman a William |,
Norris, demokrati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Cechoslovaci vzhEru do
Annapolis!

Slysenf O resoluci, kterou ma
ucinen byti %. rijen statn1m
svatkem Marylandu ma oslavu
zalozenf Ceskoslovenske repu-
bliky, Romano Dude v zakono-
darne V Annapolis Is. 1nora O
IL. iodine dopoledne pred
soudnim vyborem teto.
Pripravy konany jsou v nasi
B%altimorske a okolnl Ceskoslo-
venske oboe, ably CO mono nej
vetsf delegace zavltala z kru-
hi nasich do Annapolis a po-
mohla p~Tftomnostf svojf ku
provedenf resoluce teto, jfz do
staff Sc ma mile otcine nasi "a
slouzeneho uZnan1!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Soudce pokaran manzelkou
pokutovaneho.

V Pikesville policejnf soud-
&c, Christian Volz, dostal v pa
tex notny "puc" z 1st Law
renee J. Houston z w. Ostend
ulice, kdyz odsoudil jejiho
manzela ma tri m6sfce do po-
lepsovny pro jeho 1castenstvi
We rvacce z. ledna v saloonu v
Heblville. Kdyz soudce uznal.
re odsouzeny potrebnym jest
rodine, zmenil trest vezen1 v
pokutu $40 a 1trat. Sotva po-
kutu stanovil, vyvstala manzel.
ka odsouzeneho a "zatopila'
soudci, re "bere pen1ze chude
rodine."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Ohen v dome Svagrove Cover.
nera Nice vySetrovan.

Serif Frederick okresu S po-
jistuj1c1m komisaTem statnfho
pojistenf pocali v pondeli W.
setrovati die vseho palicstvf,
jemuz "a obet padl dun J. AL
bert Nice, svagrove governera
Nice. Nekolik Baltimorskych
detektivd poslano bylo vysetru
j1cfm ku pomoci. Ohnem, die.
vseho zalozenym, zp1sobena
byla V patek v noci skoda $500
Olejem n~apustene hadry male
zeny byly We tTech castech do
mu: v kuchyni a pTednf mist
nosti pod podlahou a ma dru-
hem poschodl u schodd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Ma dusevnfch poruchach
pribylo.

Re cd dolby deprese pribylo
ma dusevn1ch nemocech jisteho
druhu, pfednasel nedeli Rev.
DR.. Thomas V. Moore, knee
pTideleny Providence nemocni-
ci We Washingtonu v Teci sve v
Cadoa Hall.
Dusevnf poruehy zavinene
hlavne tvrdnut1m I'll a alkoho-
lem l1ceny byly knezem jake
stale rostoucf ma poctu Cd DOLBY
deprese. Alkoholicka psyche
sa zvlaste sesflena byla roku
1888.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Usmrceni elektrickym prou-
dem ditka nezavinsnou
nahodou.

Koroner severovychodnfho
distriktu prohlasil usmrcenl 4
lete Emily Burkhart, jez usmr-
cena byla elektrickym prou-
dem V dome svych rodic1, 1904
Louise Avenue, v nedeli, Ia ne
zavinenou nehodu.
D1tko zasazeno bylo elektric
kym proudem, kdyz bosou no
hou stala dotyku radiatoru
zatfm co do ruky vzala elek-
trickou lampu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Eccles lfcil Roosevelta jake
spasitele kapitalismu.

SPdOlCCI0 kaP1taAlSmu.
Co zGstalo z kapitalismu, "a
chraneno bylo presidentem
Rooseveltem a jedinou cestou
pro kapitalism, chce-li sc udr-
zeti, jest nasledovati presiden-
ia nynl, Mariner S. Eccles pro-
hlasil v sobotu ostre haze presi-
dentovy cesty pri vyrocn1m
banketu vyboru nemovitych
maJetk1 v Baltimore.
Uyeden jake "druhy v moci
Pc Henry Morgenthau, poklad-
nlka Spojenych Statd, Eccles
venoval prvnf cast feci sve Cd
povedi ma rec dra. Lewise H.
Haney, znalce z New Yorku
university, jenz podrobil v Teci
sve presidentGv New Deal kri-
tice. DR.. Haney lfcil New Deal
jake "opereny demagogickou
zadost1 brati uzitek z nespoko-
jenosti dnes vladnouci a "a ma
minku berouc1 81 idealisticke
shy l1hnute nekolika profeso-
ry." Vzpomel dale zertovne,
"zabljenf malych prasat a "a
oravanf bavlny" ma rozkaz via
dy, ably zeme spasena byla.
Eccles V odpovedi sve pravil,
re V dobe teto, kdy name ma
deset milionG lid1 bez prace,
neni cas- mysleti ma zertovne
pr6povedi.
Proti dru. Haney, ktery mi
nil re zbalancovan1 rozpoctu.
zeme jest hlavnf potrebou, &c
cles uvedl, re We valce prama-
10 %pozornosti bylo venovano
tomu, re rozpocet byl O tTinact
bilion6 chudsf a re to co tehdy
bylo vydano, bylo vydano ma
nicen1 lidskych zivot1.
Uvedl dale, re deprese nenf
zavinena tim, re zeme vydava
pf1lis mnoho, ale napoak re
vydava prflis malo vzhledem
svych "bezpocetnych zdrojG".
Tim Eccles hail dnesni politi-
ku vladnf vzhledem ku utrace-
nj pT1lis mnoho. "Mluvime ma
jedn6 strane, re vlada utracf
vysoce" Tekl Eccles. "DIlezi-
tou Vec1 nenf, re dane jsou prf-
lis vysoke, ale re narodnf pTf-
jem je pTflis Milky. Ubytek ma
rodniho pr1jmu z S85, 900, 900
900 V roce ma $40, 900, 900, 900,
jest vecf ktera mas souz1. Jedi
nou cestou zvysiti prfjem zeme
jest dati lidem praci a tovarny
otevTiti.
My mus1me zmeniti nase ma
hledy O penez1ch = mus1me
je pocfti povazovati "a nastroj
a lidi a tovarny "a mas zdroj.
Nejvets1 mrhanl my dnes ma
me je vynucena nezamestna-
most a zahalka.
Problem tento must rozhod-
nouti kapitalism nebo jinak
kapitalism by nemohl oceka-
vati podporu velikeho poctu
volicG teto zeme," uvadel dale
Eccles. V Teci sve DIR. Haney,
ma jehoz rec Eccles tax prudce
odpovedel, projevil Mailed, re
pTatele New Deal (dnesn1 me-
thody vladn1) "zapomeli sku-
tecne ma zapomenuteho muze
= toho praveho z~apomenute-
no muze, totiz poplatn1ka da-
nj. Dale fekl re poplatnik da-
nj 81 zastezuje: "V1m re dane
jsou pF1lis vysoke, ponevac via
da podnika mnohe mrhacne a
nerozumne veci. My, kterf pla-
time dane, name m1ti pravo, a.
bychom take neco T1ci mohli,
jak zeme Tfzena byti ma"
DR.. Haney dale daval vystra-
hu, re tTeba tretf strana vytvo-
rena byti m1ze. Ctvrtym bo-
dem jeho bylo, re snad zapo-
menuty Americky smysl pro
zert Sc probudf a usmeje Sc Cd
dechem: "Netancujeme jiz
die Modreho Ptaka poukanf.'
Blanket navstfven byl v South
ern hotelu asi 400 osob. Mezi
hosty byl mayor Jackson, Sc
nator Radcliffe, byvaly COVER
ner Richie a JIM.
SkIouza ;ScSro,, ca zIsmsua
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Co chtsla, byly penize.

James F. Smith, byvaly zed-
mix, obdrzel castecny rozvod
Cd manzelky sve, Dorothy. Jest
SO rokd star. TIDAL, re tato O.
depfela s MIN zfti, kdyz dosta-
la cd neho vsechny jeho peni-
re a ION pocal hladoveti.'
Vysvetlil, re otec jeho ne
chal Jim "plno penez'', jez n.y.
mi nejsou vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
President idealem liberalHG
v kongresu.

Kongresnfk Paul j. Kvale z
Minnesoty V reel sve v demo
kratickem klubu IL. wardy.
naval presidenta Roosevelta
idealem liberalG v kongresu.
Vedle toho slozil uznani sve
byvalemu governeru Richie.
jenz schGzi pf1tomen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Usrnrcen vlakem.

Alfred Driver, pTednosta
Mount Royal ~stanice, zemfel
pc nehode, v nfz zasazen byl
vlakem stole Ma kolejfch w
chodniho konce tunelu pod
Dolphin ulic1. Star byl Sc ro-
XII. Byla mu rozrazena lebka
a poranen ma zadech.