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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
"Rozhodne nezakonne BRAN
bory'' ma prodej.

Porter R. Chandler, stryc
kongresn1ka Jamese w. Wads-
worth, MATTEL rozsahlych po-
zemk1 V York township V &C.
nesee Valley postavil Sc proti
vladn1mu zakonu O kontrole
brambor6. V odporu Sci tax
daleko, re oznamil, jak zprava
z New Yorku df, "rozhodn6 ne
zakonn6 brambory" ma prodej.
V oZramkach svych We dvou
listech: Republican" a Lea
der, stojf, re die "sveho nazo-
III . sv6domf" nebude sc tazati
agrikulturnf vladnf administra
&c O dovolen1 ku p6stovani
brambor ami re nebude platiti
dan As cent? ma buSl brambo-
RI ulozenou jake trest "a to, re
nezada o dovolen1.
Jeho odpor stojf cele poku-
t6 "a prvn1 pfestupek V obnosu
$1,000, ma druhy pTestupek u
v6zn6n1 ne vice neil jeden rok
Kupuj1cf brambory cd neho
rovne p%odlehaj1 pokute a kri-
minalu.
Chandler prav1: "PTipraven
jsem ku vsemu, i kdyz sedeti
budu V Monroe okresn1 kazni-
ci, ackoliv zena ma myslf, Re
mne zavTOu do Atlanta"
Chandler jest New Yorskym
pravn1kem. Vlastn1 pozemky
V rozsahu 1900 akrG.
Ponevac ma pozemku nepe-
stoval dosud brambory, die "a
kona AAA pTijateho posled-
MIN zasedan1 ~kongresu ne
NIUE dostati kontrakt AAA, j
kdyz by tento chtel.
Odporem svym stojf V cele
mnohym V Genesee Valley, kite
RI prot bramborove kontrole v
odporu stoj1.
Vedle neho kongresnik Wads-
worth tez Dude oznamovati
"nezakonn6 brambory."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Predbezne ornament zabav.

= Ochotnicky spolek osady
sv. Vaclavske ma oslavu svatku
sv. Vaclava sehraje divadlo ma
zvem "Starostovic Baruska",
operetku z venkovskeho zivota
o 3 jednan1ch v nedeli, 20. zaf1
v osadn1 SIM ma CollingtOn Az.
= Velko-Vybor J. G. D. Sta
tn Maryland uspoTada S podf1-
zenymi Sbory oslavu 65ti-lteho
trvanf V nedeli, 6. Tfjna We 3.
hodiny odpoledne banket. Ia
bavnl program a tanec.
= Prvn1 tanecnf zabavu u
spofada Loze Clara Barton els.
161 j. G. D. v Curtis Bay, V So
botu, FL. zaff 1885 v SIM So
kolske, 1927 Cherry ulice. Ia
catek v 8 hodin vecer. Hudba
Jana Svitaka. Kazdy jest ucti-
We ivan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
President chysta Sc ma cestu ma
Zapad.

President Roosevelt planoval
V 1tery svGj zajezd ku Pacific
k6mu pobrezf, k nemuz dojfti
ma v budouc1m tydnu pc ujis-
tent New Yorskych 1Tednik6
re vladn1 pomoc davana Dude
do DOLBY neil pracovnf pro
gram vejde v plnou akci. Slib
tento sd6lil governor statu
New York, Lehman.
V dtery Farley, generalni
postmistr a pTedseda demokra-
tickeho narodn1ho vyboru spo-
lu s feditelem novinaTske pro
pagandy, Charles Nicholson,
veceTel S presidentem v Hyde
Park, N. Y, ably asi Sc radili O
nastavaj1c1m zajezdu presiden-
tove ma Zapad.
DIE vseho president vratf sc
do Washington lodi re San
Diego, jez jeti ma Panamskym
kanalem. Jisto jest, re presi-
dent zastav1 Sc V Los Angeles
NEIL zajede do San Diego.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Vdova Pc presidentu, Theodore
Roosevelt, pro uchovani
konstituce.

|
Zeny, clenkyne republican
ske strany We dvoudenn1 kon-
ferenci sve V New Yorku vinily
re New Deal nynejs1ho presi-
denta ohrozuje konstituci Spo-
jenych Stat1.
"Konstituce," prohlasila Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt, vdova 20.
p~residenta Spojenych Stat1,
"jest skala ma n1z otcove nasi
budovali tento narod. Ma teto
skale narod staff mus1."
"Prvnf PRESIDENT" fekla,
"byl presvedcen, re zakladna
naseho politickeho systemu,
jest pravo lidu tvoTiti a rusiti
konstituce vlad. Ale konstitu-
&c, pokud ona ~existuje, dokud
zmenena nebyla vyslovnym a
opravnelym aktem celeho ma
roda, jest posvatnym zavaz-
KEN mas vSech. My jsme cely
narod, my jsme shromazdeny
zde, abychom dosvedcily nas1
vfru V konstituci nas1 zeme.
Vernost ku Bohu, vernost ku
nas1 zemi, vernost ku clovecen-
stvu. Bee t6chto til vernosti
narod musil by zahynouti."
Vdove pc presidentu, Theo-
doru Rooseveltovi, vzdana byla
pima cest.
Manzelka kongresn1ka Ro-
berta Law Bacon z New Yor-
ku, jmenovala Harolda L.Ickes
sekretafe vnitra, Frances Per
kins, sekretarku prace, Donal-
da Richberg, byvaleho admin
stratora N R A a dra. Rexfor-
da Guy Turgwell, podsekreta-
re obchodu. "Vsichni tito,
zalovala, ''byli cleny nebo pri-
sp1vateli jedne nebo vice ko-
munistickych anebo socialistic-
kych skupin, zvlast6 Unie A
merickych civilnich svobod,
ktera uvad6na jest V dTedni
publikaci komunisticke strany
DAILY Worker, jake jedna re
600 narodn1ch komunistickych
organisac1. Jinou jest L1ga in
dustrialn1 demokracie."
criticism nynejs1 Roosevelt.
tovy administrace a zadost ma.
proste pT1slusnosti ku konstitu.
ci byly stezejnymi body konfe.
renee teto, jez navst1vena byls
$50 tenant re 20 statG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
PaIenf kostelnfci.

z kostela V Policce byl u
kraden starobyly tezky broka-
tovy ornat re zlate a stTfbrne
tkaniny a pT1slusenstv1m. Ma
cenu nekolika tis1c Kc. Jake
podezrel1, z kradeze byli Eat
ceni cetn1ky byvalf kosteln1ci,
kter1 byli sv6ho casu dekanem
propusteni, ponevadz byli pTi-
stfzeni pTi vybfranf milodarG z
kostelnf schranky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
RADY.

Hfesfme velmi prot dspor-
nosti, cist1me-li jen zT1dka sve
saty a mcdaniel ma ne pGso-
bit prach. Klepan1 nenf vzdyc
KY nutne, ba caste i Skod1,
kdezto fadne a castejsf karta-
covanl je satstvu velmi prospes
ne. Chceme-li zachovati sa-
tGm bezvadny tvar, poves1me
Je lined pc svleknutf ma ramfn-
ko. Vlhk6 saty lined vyzehl1-
me.
Zmokle blokouky JENNIE kar
tacem vyklepavame do pGvod-
niho tvaru a pokladame ma
plOcho, nikdy neves1me.
Obuv podrz1 dlouho sv1j
tvar, vytuz1me-li il kazdeho
vecera d~Tevenou vlozkou; ne
setfme nikdy pTi cistenf kre-
mem, ktery ma pfiznivy vliv
ma trvanlivost k6ze.
Kapsy znetvorf casio i nej-
lepsl Justly kostym nebo plast,
pretezuJeme-li je prflis t6zkym
obsahem nebo mame-li We IVY
ku schovati do mich ruce. To-
tez plat 0 damskych kabel-
kach, pfecpavame-li je pTflis a
to jeste nepatTicnym obsahem.
Zvykneme 81 dobremu drze-
nj tela, nebot to prispiva znac-
ne k tomu, zachovati sat1m
dobry tvar. Vsechny tyto ma
lickosti jsou velmi dGIezite pro
celkovy zjev zen.
= Zkusene hospodyne Isl
Sc Cd nezkusenych pri varenf
hlavne tim, re mohou odmeTo-
vati Poole Okla. Nezkusen6
hospodyne by odvazovaly nej-
radeji i sill. Drive Sc meTilo
ma salky, litry nebo Lofty, jak Sc
to dele jeSte u kavovych zrnek.
Je to rychlejs1 nez odvazovanf.
Lice mouky nebo cukru vazf
asi 10 grant. Prostredne vel
ky salek rye obnasf asi so
grant,, sill jest pon6kud test.
Polevkova lz1ce soil vazf pTi
nejmens1m Is grant, pima ka-
vova lzicka 7-8 gramn. Polev-
kova lz1ce rozpust6n6ho masla
rovna Sc asi 20 gramGm. Ude-
lame dobTe, kdyz 81 urc1me k
m6Ten1 vhodny salek, ma ktery
81 nap1Seme vahu rGznych po-
z1vatin, kter6 NIUE pojmouti.
= Tato stava Sc pouzfva
; hlavne k zjemnen1 drsne a
: hrube pleti. Jejf prfprava je
, velmi jednoducha: diva Oily
, Stavy z nesolenych okurek smi
chame s jednfm dflem glyceri-
, nu a n6kolika kapkami ben
I zoove tinktury. Vecer pred
! spanfm vytframe plet tfmto
l roztokem. PT1prava okurkove
pomady je slozitejs1; pouz1va
. Sc prot vsem necistotam pleti,
Ijako jsou djedy, opary atd.
Bile okurky zbav1me slupky,
: JENNIE rozstrouhame a sm1cha-
me Sc steJnym mnOZStVlm Jem-
neho olivoveho oleje. V ma
: dobce vloz1me do vetsfho hrn-
! &c, naplneneho vodou, kterou
| pTivedeme do varu. PAX smes
proced1me z1nenym s1tkem, pr
= dame do nj opet cerstve okur-
{ ky a tuto procedure opakuje-
me As KRAFT. Z1skanou, olejovi-
: tou a zaTive b1lou pomadu pc
' olive uschovame pred pGsobe-
= : MIN vzduchu. Susene okurky
i jsou vybornym prostTedkem
' prot omrzlinam. Okurky roz-
): T1zneme a vyjmeme z Mich cast
l S jedarky, ostatek dame susiti
ma slunce. Pr upotreben1 da-
: me zmeknouti suche okurky dc
horke vody, rozkrojfme a vni.
d tTn1 casti priloz1me ma omrzl$
. m1sta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
zenich ma splatky.

V Bostonu zenich Meyer L.
lola, 28lety knihveda tvrd1, Re
byl koupen svou manzelkou "a
$1,000 ma splatku = $50 hned
a zbytek $40 tydne. Zadal
soud ably jeho manzelstv1 zru-
Sill. Jeho zena, byvala Shirley
Fryda Hirsch, odmltla splniti
manzelsky kontrakt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Smrt mocnejsi mad pomoc a
zakon.

V New Yorku agent pomoci
pTisel v pondel1 ku domu Ed
warda Geisenhainer, 42leteho
ably Sc presvedcil, jakou pomoc
potTebuje. U dver1 setkal Sc sc
zastupcem mestskeho marsala.
Ben.jaminem/ Horn, ktery pTi.
sci, ably Geisenhainera vypove.
del z bytu.
Oba pTisli pTflis pozde. Gel
senhaimer byl mrtev. Obesi]
Sc ma tramu v kuchyni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Svazali osm a rozbiIi pokIadnu

V Sandusky, Ohio, sest ban
ditG ozbrojenych strojovymi
puskami prepadlo a svazalo V
pondel1 osm zamestnancG We
Waldock Packing spolecnosti,
rozbili pokladnu a prchli S pc
nezi pres $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20

krajanske z rGdznych stran.
V Crosby, Texas, u prf-
tomnosti dewitt d1tek otec j. j..
Rinka, Sc zastrelil, kdyz sb1ral
bavlnu ma SVEN poll. Pytel ma
bavlnu mel jeSte pres rameno,
kdyz zemrel.
= V Bee, Nebraska pohTbe-
ma byla Marie Cermakova, GA
leta teta Jana Polickeho, Cd
hadc1ho pro okres Seward.
Germantown naSel utonulou
V clsterne u domu V sobotu JEFF
zet, Bohumil Tlamka. Pry spa
ola do ~cisterny nahodou.
" Youngstown, Ohio, slo-
vensky tyden1k prinesl zpravu,
re youngstownsky dramatik
Andrea Cisar napsal novou di-
vadeln1 hru "Slovenska prin-
cezna", ktera ma m1ti premie-
ru nekdy V zine v m1stn1 soko-
lovne ma Washington ul. Je to
hra o peti jednanfch Sc zpevy a
JeJl DEF je cerpan z udalost1 We
svetove valce. We hfe vystupu-
je slovensky general a jeho
dcera jake hlavnf osoby, jichz
celkem je tfeba k obsazen1 hry
so. Tez V nj Dude predveden
zivot slovenskych vojinG v BY
vale c.. k. rakouske armade
pred pfevratem.
! - V St. Louis, Mo-, Mike
Kostial, Slovak, krotitel We I'VE
finci, byl napaden vycvicenym
medvedem "Tootsie" a kous-
nut do prav6ho ramene. Ko-
stial skoncil pfdstaven1 Sc wi
faty V kleci poblfz lv1 budovy.
Jedna PAM jej pozadala, ably
Sc dial s medvedem fotografo-
vat. Kdyz Kostial vedl medv6-
da ma pf1hodn6 m1sto, chnapl
pc mem "Tootsie" a kousl jej
do ramene. Denni pTedstaveni
Sc zv1faty byla prerusena ma
pet dn1.
= We Vrbovem byl zatcen
a dan do vazby statn1ho zastu-
pitelstv1 v Trenc1ne americky
statn1 pr1sluSn1k Josef SPANK
: pochazej1c1 z Brezan u ziliny.
ktery Sc svou manzelkou cesto-
val V OsmiValcOVem buicku DC
republice Byl zatcen ma zaty-
kac statn1ho zastupitelstv1 V
Trenc1ne pro dvojzenstv1, z kite
reho no obvinila jeho prvn5
manzelka Marie Medved1kov5
z Velkeho Rovn6ho u Velkt
Bytce. Spank, ktery byl cd re
ku 1913 We Spojenych statech
ozenil Sc tam roku 1920 pc Dirt
he, aniz Sc byl Sc svou prvn
manzelkou, ktera z1stala ns
Slovensku, pravoplatne rowe
} dl. Ia diva dny pc zatcen1 by
! vsak SPANK propulsion z va
by, protoze obvinen1 ma nehC
vznesene bylo neopravnene
Spocivalo ma tom, re rozsudel
o rozvodu nebyl poole pfedpi
SUI jeho prvn1 manzelce doru
cen pr1slusnym americkym oh
canem, ale jen notarem We Vel
Rovnem. Kdyby byl soud O We
, ci hned Tadne zpraven, neby
by spanka vGbec wat do vaz
!, by, ponevadz ustanovenf, n;
kterem spoc1valo obvinen1, j
jen podruzna formalita. Jak
mile sc jeho pravn1mu zastup
ci podaTilo dokazat tento sta
!, veci, byl lined propulsion
4 zprosten dals1ho st1han1. Nyn
cestuje znova pc Slovensku a
n6kolika dnech odjede pre-
Rakousko, Svycarsko a Franci
: op6t do Ameriky. Ma Sloven
sko pTisel Sc svou druhou man
zelkou v touze po p letech o
pet uzf1t vlast. Proto pflhod;
Sc zatcen1m byla mu troch1
nemila. Ale SPANK 81 z nj u:
. mic nedela. Dokonce navStl
| vii svou prvn1 manzelku V Rov
mem a darOVal II 1880 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Rozdrcen traktorem.

Fred Knapper, 48lety far
mar re Scott okresu, Iowa, byl
rozdrcen pod traktorem ktery
Sc ma neho pTevratil, kdyz oral
pole. Knapper Sc pokusil stroj
obratiti kdyz byl ma vrsku. Tez
ky traktor pozbyl rovnovahu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
BankeTIGv syn Sc usmrtil.

Vance McCaulley, 20 rokG
stary, nevlastnf syn Sewarda
Propser, pTedsedy vyboru Ban
kers Trust spolecnosti V New
Yorku, zastrelil Sc v pondel1 We
SVEN pr1bytku. Byl odloucen
cd manzelky sve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Odsouzen ma dozivoti pro unos.

Porotou V Jeffersonville, In
diana, odsouzen byl ma dozivo-
tt do vezen1 23lety Bernard
Pfeiffer z Covington pro 1nos
23leteho Davida Bloom, OBJ
chodn1ka S ovOcem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20

Morris Kubin, % roxy starry
kupec v Chicago, zastfelen by]
v nedeli mladym klerkem, KITE
reho vyhnal z prace jake leno-
cha. Eugene Andrew, 18lety
cernoch, prepaid pc te kupce,
zastTelil jej a oloupil o SIS. Byl
chycen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
STATEMENT of the OWNER
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIR

STATEMENT of the OWNER
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIR
CULATION, ETC., required by
the Act of Congress of August
oath, 1912, of "Telegraf" pu-
blished weekly at Baltimore,
Maryland for October LIST, 1885
Before me, a Notary Public in
and for the State and County
aforesaid, personally appeared
Joseph F. Viktor, who having
been duly sworn according to
law, deposes and says that he
is the Business Manager of the
"Telegraf" and that the fol-
lowing is, to the best of his
knowledge and belief, a true
statement of the ownership,
management (and if a daily
paper, the circulation) etc., of
the aforesaid publication for
the date shown in the above
caption, required by the act of
August "a, 1912 embodied in
cestion All, Postal Laws and
Regulations, printed on the re-
verse of this form, to wit:
1. That the names and adj
dresses of the publisher, editor,
managing editor, and business
managers are:
Publishers: Bohemian-Ame-
rican Publishing Co., 843 N.
Washington St., Editor Frank
Novak, "a East Preston Street,
Managing Editor: Frank j.
Pintner. 2126 Ashland Ave-,
Business Manager: Joseph F.
Viktor, 961 N. Chester ST.
2. That the owners are:
Observation-Disclosures Publish
ing Company, 843 N. Wash
ington St., City, Businsky A.
NJ, 900 N. Chester St., City,
Hradsky Frank j., 2211 JEFF
ferson St., City, Hrbek Anton,
2211 jefferson St., City, Klec-
ka August, SAP N. Lakewood
Ave-, City, Novak Frank c.,
1885 E. Monument St., City,
Pintner Frank j., 2126 Ash
land Ave., City, Shimek M. B.,
1921 O'Donnell St., Graceland
Park, City, Supik Frank G.,
1926 E. Monument ST., City,
Wallis Joseph, 2216 Jefferson
St., City, Velenovsky Joseph,
1902 Milford Ave-, City, Vik-
tor Joseph F., 961 N. Chester
St., City.
3. That the known bondhold-
ers, mortgages, and other Sc
curity holders owning or hold
ing 1 per cent or more of total
amount of bonds, mortgages,
or other securities are:
NONE
4. That the two paragraphs
next above. giving the names
of the owners, stockholders,
and Security holders, if any
contain not only the list of
stockholders and security hold
ers as they appear upon the
books of the company but also,
in cases where the Stakeholder
or security holder appears up
on the books of the company as
trustee or in any fiduciary re-
lation, the names of the person
or corporation for whom such
trustee is acting, is given; also
that the said two paragraphs
contain statements embracing
affiant's full knowledge and
belief as to the circumstances
and conditions under which
stockholders and security hold
ers who do not appear upon
the books of the company as
trustees, hold stock and secu-
rites of a bona fide owner;a nd
this affiant has no reason to
believe that any other person,
association, or corporation has
any interest direct or indirect
in the said stock, bonds, or O.
Their securities than as so sta
ted by him.
Joseph F. Viktor, Bus. Mngr.
Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me this 18th day of
September 1885.
LSEAL1 Frank J. Pintner,
NOTARY PUBLIC
(My commission expires May
LIST 1870.
Veterani ujisteni, re dostanou
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
Pc So Ietech rozvod.

We Springfield, Missouri,
Mary L.. Wingo obdrzela roz-
vod Cd manzela, s nimz lila pc
"a rokG. Zalovala, re Sc hadal
a il urazel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-20
UTednik sebevrahem.

c.. c.. Hanson, starry 1rednfk
V zahranicn1 sluzbe, spachal Sc
bevrazdu ma lodi President
plujfcf do Ameriky z
Marseilles.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-02-20

Wire cable WaS first made Q hun
dred ysars 40 In 0egWAny.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-02-20
Janet Gaynor Cast in
Deeply Emotional Role

Movie lovers who remember the
enjoyable screen entertainment that
resulted from the juxtaposition Of
the talents Of Janet Gaynor and War
ner Baxter. will delight in the an
nouncement that this team Of screen
lovers are again co-Starred. The pic
ture is "One More Spring." a Fox
Film production and starts q three
day engagement today at the Para
mount theatre.
These stars, who made such q
screen furore Of paddy" and Daddy
Long Legs" appear in q poignant and
tender romance Of today. adapted
from the acclaimed best-seller from
the pen Of Robert Nathan.
Janet Gaynor has q deeply emo
tional role as courageous girl alone
in the world, and Warner Baxter is
the romantic adventurer who clings
to the right to dream. Advance re-
ports from cities where "One More
aDring" is playing. hail the per-
1ormances OF these stars as extra
ordinary and memorable.
This vibrant romance set in snow
coated park is said to be packed to the
hilt with excitement. It is different
from any role either star has yet had,
and affords each q rare opportunity
to reach new emotional heights.
Stepin Fetchit brings his peculiar
and original comedy to relieve the
teilsepess Of this picture that has
been scslisd hard aA earth and soft
Aa clouds
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-02-20
AT THE MOVIES
Death Rides on Plane
In Oliver-GleasOn Film

Unseen death haunts the cabin
OF a seaplane as it speeds from Los
Angeles to Catalina Island in the
RKO-Radio mystery comedy. MUIR
der on Honeymoon" featuring Edna
May Oliver and James Gleason, film
at the Capitol Theater Thursday.
Chills, thrills and chuckles alter
nate In this exciting murder mystery,
which IS q companion picture Of ~The
Penguin Pool Murder" and MUIR
der on the Blackboard" best-selling
novels by Stuart Palmer.
Miss Oliver and Mr.. Gleason again
play the characters they made IA.
nous, that Of spinster- -sleuth and
q wise-cracking police inspector. re-
spectively.
Except for the early aerial scenes,
all Of the action takes place on the
resort island of Catalina. Seeming
murder in the mysterious death
aboard the sky liner, Miss Oliver, as
Hildegarde Withers, sends q telegram
to James Gleason, the Oscar Piper
OF the three highly successful pro-
ductions, to join her in solving the
crime. Hildegarde and Oscar 60
into their huddle and the fun is on in
earnest, with plenty Of spooky at
mosphere. scientific sleuthing and
considerable shooting.
Lloyd Corrigan directed Murder
on . Honeymoon"
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new DEAL WINS
UTILITY BATTLE
House, Senate ConfereeS
o. K. Death Sentence
for Holding Firms.
By United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24-The
Administrations power program,
with the death sentence" on unes-
sential utility holding companies,
reached journeys end today with
passage virtually assured in both
Houses of Congress.
Snarled for six months in the
bitterest battle of the present ses-
sion of Congress, confereeS agreed
last night to accept bill the Presi-
dent would sign.
Their report today, prior to ac-
ton by the Houses, will disclose the
full scope of what was described as
a victory for the White House on the
Presidents demand for ultimate
dissolution of unessential utility
holding companies.
Lanky Chairman Burton K
Wheeler Cd, MONTH of the Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
and dean of the Senate confereeS,
was jubilant 1T certainly was not
any victory for the utility crowd,
he said. THE bill is a good one
although it does not go as far as
1 should like"
All along the line, House con-
ferees, led by Chairman Sam Ray
burn 3D., Tex retreated as the
compromises were made and House
opponents of the New Deal power
program termed it complete sur
irender."
Rep. Rayburn, co-author OF the
original Wheeler-Rayburn utility
control bill, was elated at prospects
of it's enactment before adjourn
ment.
Briefly, the bill declares that it
is in the public interest to regulate
public utility systems. 1t prescribes
that there shall be no more than
one holding company and a sub
holding company for each integral
ed public system, except under such
conditions as the Securities and Ex-
change Commission may prescribe.
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naire in the city would place the
race on the shelf.
IF this was only an overseas hat
instead of Brown Derby" chirped
the Rev. Mr.. Dodrill's supporters.
Third place in the race was taken
by Claude E. Shower, city street
commissioner. while the fire alarm
boys continued to poster the Derby
judges for their candidate and
thereby kept Arthur pee Wee
Leonard in second place within 500
ballots of the races leader.
Everywhere in the city you hear
the one question, Who will receive
the Derby, the silver plaque, and
speak on Sept. 5 at the Indiana
State Fair?
Beginning on Monday the race
viii be Whitfield down and all
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threatened party harmony.
John strobe Unexpectedly into the
convention hall last night just as
Gov. George H. Earle III of Penn
sylvania, personal representative of
the President, was concluding his
speech.
Speaking extemporaneously, young
Roosevelt said he brought the re-
grets of his father and his two elder
brothers, James and Franklin Jr.,
who were unable to attend.
Il thought one of us should be
here" the smiling youth apologized.
Delegates. who had been glum
over the failure of a Roosevelt to
appear, cheered Justify
Gov. Earle told the delegates that
President Roosevelt has freed the
United States from European war
entanglements.
1T is our task and opportunity to
keep this nation out OF war" Gov.
Earle. the first Young Democrat to
be elected Governor, said. We can
do it because President Roosevelt
has liberated the United States from
the hallucination of dependence
upon foreign trade and from the
shackles of international bankers
Recent Supreme Court interpreta-
tons have been too narrow to meet
the needs of the nation. the 35-
year-old executive said. He urged
that the Constitution be amended
so that plans of the Administration
can be carried out.
We've changed the Constitution
with 81 amendments" he said, and
regretted only one of them. Now
if it appears the nation can not be
rescued without another amend
ment. then amend We must. If
this be treason, make the most
of it,"
He ripped into recent Republican
Administrations, charging that they
encouraged "a nearly fatal tendency
toward economic imperialism"
They were dominated by Wall
Street bankers. who made their
profits in foreign trade. foreign
loans and foreign exchange" he
said.
President Roosevelt. held in Wash
ington by the closing session of
Congress. will speak to the dele
gates over the radio tonight.
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HOUSE VOTES
ADJOURNMENT
BY MIDNIGHT
Five Major Must Bills
Remain on Calendar for
Speedy Action.
By United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-An ad-
journment resolution calling for
conclusion of the first session of the
seventy fourth Congress before
midnight tonight was called up and
passed in the House this afternoon.
The resolution was called up I'M
eXpectedly and passed without rec
ord vote amid cheers and rebel yells.
The concurrent resolution, re-
curing Senate approval to bring
about adjournment tonight, provides
for "sine die" adjournment of the
present session ION the oath day of
August"
Immediately after approval of the
resolution, the House recessed for
Is minutes before starting the final
job of the seEsion-clearance of
four or five major must bills which
must be sent to the White House
before the present session ends.