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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Lijaky zaplaveny ulice a
sklepy.

Ctyfi boure a sedm lijak1 v
sobotu v rychlem nasledovanf
jednoho "a druhym v dob6 Cd
poledn1 a vecernf, zavinilo "a
topu nekterych ulic a mnohych
sklep1. Blesky omraceno by
10 nekolik osob.
V1tr v jedne dobe zenoucf Sc
mestem rychlost1 80 mil v hodi-
ne, polamal vetve stromu, str
hi stfechu z domu Stanley Ray
ma Annabel a Horton avenue v
Brooklynu.
Bleskem zranen byl ma elek-
trickem sloupu nedaleko Oak
land pracuj1cf delnik plynaren
ske spolecnosti, Milton E.. Ryan
Pred spadnut1m zachranen byl
ochrannym pasem, JIM pripev
men byl ku sloupu. Kabat bles-
KEN byl roztrzen a jeho prave
rameno popaleno. Lecen byl v
universitn1 nemocnici.
Bleskem omracena byla Ed
ward w. Clemson pri praci We
spiz1rne sveho domu, {. 1910
LaSalle avenue. V elsie 4318
v teze ulici bleskem zapaleny
byly sindele ma stTese domu.
Pozarensky odbor zadan by]
majiteli dom1 z r1znych cast
mesta 0 ponce -vypumpova-
tt vodu re sklepG.
Tfi muzi omraceni byli bles-
KEN a dive stodoly bleskem Ia.
paleny u Easton, Md. Jina sto.
dola zapalena byla bleskem |
Centreville v Queen Anne's o.
kresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Kid Julian udan.

Zatykac ma Michaela Julia
no, znameho jake "Kid Julian"
vydan byl sobotu ma udan1
majitele hospody, Bena Askin,
{. 704 E. Baltimore ulice.
Policie vtrhla do hospody
kratce pc p1l jedne iodine V
sobotu rano kdyz ozvaly Sc ra-
ny z revolveru ma E. Baltimore
ulici. V zadn1 m1stnosti hos
pody nalezli tTi hracske. stroll
ky, ktere skonfiskovali a wall
S sebou ma stanici.
Juliano dobe tie nebyl v hos
pode a ~policiste nemohli Sc no
Timed zmocniti. Zmocnili Sc
no pozdeji.
Sebran byl Askin z Callow
avenue re ffdil hernu. S MIN
sebrani: Sylvan Bass, Carman
Fallano a George Goldberg.
Vsichni propusteni byli pc W.
slechu, kdyz kongresn1k pfi
tonic, Vincent L. Palmisano,
dokazoval. re hracske strojky
nebyly uzity v hospode pred
prepadem policie, ale re tam
danny byly z lodi COLCHESTER pc
vyletu Associated demokratic-
kych klubG, kter6 vytezek hry
darovaly dobrocinnosti.
Kdyz strojky byly uklizeny,
vessel, jak udano, Juliano a po-
rucil 81 koralku. Kdyz mu j
Askin dial, drzel Juliano ruku v
kapse. Dal ctvrtak "a koralku,
ohlfzel Sc kolem a vessel do zad
nj mfstnosti v%ykriknuv: "Sem
S vami -" a vypalil dive rany.
PAX strelil znovu. Vybehl ma
ulici. Pc nekolika hodinovem
hledanf byl nalezen a zatceni
propusteni ma svobodu.
, Drzan jest pod zarukou
$500 pro soud.
= CtyTi zatcenf byli policil
v hospode ma Putty Hill a Be
lair road, kde stloukli vysetfo-
vatele pro Baltimore okresnl
lihovarnicky vybor, Charles
Scheeler z Bengies.
Zatceni byli: Morris Engel-
hardt, Elmer Philippi, John
Weinelt a David Jeske.
- Benjamin C. Walker, GA
Lefty, prodavac l1hovin, zranen
byl v pondeli v hospodske pa
talii We 800 blocku N. Fremont
avenue. Abe Silverman, mali
tel hospody, rozbil mu lebku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
z Traffic soudu.

Nejv6ts1 pokuty kdy ulozene
v Traffic soudu, ulozeny byly
toto pondel1. John E. Jones,
cernoch z Vine ulice, jenz Tidil
automobil bez license, nezasta-
vii ma m1ste melody a jel neo-
patrne, odsouzen byl. Pro pr
WI p~festupek odsouzen byl ma
jeden rok do vezen1 a pokut6
$501.45. Pro druhy pfestupek
odsouzen ku pokute $1O1.45 a
pro tretf S26.45.
William Russell, jiny cernoch,
odsouzen VI ku pokute S1O1.45
re dovolil Jonesovi jeti S true
KEN bez license. Truck vrazil
do jineho AUTOMOBILE v sobotu
V noel ma Vine a Pine ulic1ch.
Jelo V mem nekolik eernochd z
w ashingtonu. V AUTOMOBILE
poraneny byly dive zeny.
Jones chycen byl "a n6kolik
hodin pc nehode. Byl jiz jed
nou zavren.
V pondelf ma Tade bylo 500
pr1padG. CtyFicet ctyfi poku-
tovani byli pro rychlou jfzdu,
So re nezastavili u boulevardG,
JIM re jeli opil1, 275 pro poru-
SEMI parkovac1ch pTedpisG atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Well posadka jak priletsla tax
uletela.

Poprve pc celem tydnu dun
Margaret Boone Glen Burnie
zbaven byl v patek vcel. Mali
telka nevedela jak zmizely ami
proc zmizely. Jisto bylo, re v
dome jich nebylo vice. Pred
tydnem kolem 5. hodiny rano
Boone probuzena bzukotem
vcel, zahledla jak cely roj use
dl ma dratene okenn1 mT1zce u
jeff loznice a to uvnitf. Co
horsfho: Italy cd jednoho O.
kna ku druhemu vynechavajl-
&c jenom okna We pfedn1 svet-
nici ma prvn1m poschodf a v j.
define. Vysla ven, odebrala
dratene milky a otevrela dve-
re. Vcely odletely. Dala do
oxen zpet draty a zavfela dive
re. Vcely priletely opet do
vnitr. TAX opakovalo Sc pc
sest dnf. Odkud pfiletaly a
kan odletaly z1stalo j hadan-
kou. V patek rano vcely Sc
neukazaly. Jak Sc do domu do
stavaly nevedela. Snad opad-
lou omftkou kdesi. Je-li tomu
tax, asi zapomely cestu a bylo
pc navratu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Vladnf prispsvek statu
~S1,2OO.OOO.

Marylandsky podil ma vlad-
nj pomoci pro prvnf rok aktu
spolecenskeho zabezpecenf OBJ
nasel v roce $1,2O0.0OO.
Ma pomoc sestarlym potreb-
nym dano $630.222, dftkam
potfebnym $495. 812, pro sluz-
by ohledne detskeho zdravi
$4,000 a pro osleple $33.O75.
Vedle techto obnos1 stat OBJ
drzel jeste "mens1, ale podstat-
ne sunny" ku dobru zmrzace-
nych d1tek, verejnemu zdra-
votnictvf a podobne.
Stat pro osleple a sestarle
must pTispeti tymze obnosem,
ably pomoc vladnl obdrzeti mo-
hi. Vydal tudfz v roce pro ty-
to 1cely obnos $1,654.921.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
SOC novych domI.

Do 81. srpna pfipraveno by
10 ku stavbe 696 domd nakla-
dem $2,876.000, cfmz letosn1
rekord pTedcil TUE dobu pre-
desleho roku. V loni pocet po-
stavenych pr1bytkG do 1. srpna
obnasel 485 domG s nakladem
$1,915.OOO. Vseobecne staveb-
nj podniky letosn1ho roku do
1. srpna obnasely vydan1 $12,-
658.7O4.
Povolen1 ma stavbu novych
budov vseho druhu vydano by
10 1851.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
27O zatSeni.

Policist6 pTidelenf nocni sluz-
be cd 16. do %. srpna udali
270 automobilistG ma Traffic
soudu. Zvlastn1 tento odd1l
sklada sc Sc sergeanta a sesti
policistG. V odd1lu slouz1 cd
9 hodin vecer do 5 hodin rano.
Nejvets1 pocet zatcenych
byli automobiliste, kteT1 Sc hna
Ii pres boulevardy bez zastave-
nj u svetel.
Ma den 2. srpna bylo ozna-
memo So srazek, V nichz crane
no bylo SO osob. V nedeli 9.
srpna pocet srazek automobi-
lovych vystoupil ma 50 srazek
a 40 zranen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
DR.. Cory, cestny strazce rakve
Lincolnovy, zemrel.

DR.. AFRO Jackson Cory, jenz
velel cestne strait u rakve A
brahama Lincolna roku 1865,
zemrel v nedeli v Takoma
Park, Md. Star byl 80 rokd.
Vstoupil do armady roku
1864 jsa star Is rokG. Stal Sc
prvnfm lieutenantem 1913. plu-
ku dobrovoln1k6 z Ohio. Byl
skorem cely rok v armada,
kdyz president Lincoln byl u
kladnym vrahem zastrelen.
Kdyz mrtvola Lincolnova spo-
cfvala ma katafalku v Colum-
bus, Ohio, DIR. Cory jmenovan
byl kapitanem cestne straze
strezici rakev s mrtvolou pre-
sidentovou. Byl posledn1m mu-
zem, ktery videl mrtveho presi-
denta neil tento odvezen byl
do Springfield, Ill, kde pohT-
ben.
Pc skoncenf Obcanske valky
ucil nejaky cas- ma skole Polk
okresu, Missouri. Pravn1kem
byl v Ohio a ma Floride. z Flo
ridy pfijel do Washingtonu,
kde pozdeji vstoupil do vladn1
sluzby, v nfz setrval pc 40 ro-
XII az do sveho odstoupenf z
chime sluzby.
Byl nejstarsfm osadnfkem v
Takoma a take jedn1m z PRIV
Mich tamnich obcanu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Ohnsm yachta znicena.

Padesat stop dlouha yachta
"Poco" z Richmondu, znicena
byla ohnem v sobotu u Tangier
Island. Pet muz1 nuceno bylo
S horfci lodi skociti do hlubiny
Chesapeake zatoky, odkud "a
chraneni byli kolem jedouci
lodi.
LODI shorela az ku povrchu
vodnfmu. Yachta jela z Ur-
banna, Va, do Tangier.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Uprchlik chycen.

V domu v 1900 blocku E.
Monument ulice, chycen byl v
-nedeli ctyrmi policisty re seve-
rovychodni STANCE cernoch
Major Wilson, jenz prchl z
Marylandske' polepsovny v
Elkridge, kdyz pracoval ma po-
Ii trestanecke fanny.
Kdyz do domu prednlmi
dvermi vesli diva policiste, Will
son utfkal do pozadf domu, kde
yb9hl skorem do narucf dvou
tam cekajfcfch policistI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Vladni odbor prace priznivym
Baltimore.

Zadost mayora Jacksona "a
slana jim ku vladimir odbo-
rum: pokladny, obchodu a pra-
ce, pfijata byla We Washington
nu pf1znive.
zadano jest, ably Baltimore
urceno bylo "a stanici pro "a
moTskou vzduchoplavbu.
Pred nekolika dny senatoTi
Tydings a Radcliffe ucinili Cd
porucen1 V temze smyslu vlad-
MIN odborGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Pilot zalivu zemrel.

Kapitan Allen Lee Fergu-
son, pilot ma Chesapeake zali-
WI 20 sluzbe 81 rokG trvaj1cl,
zemrel v sobotu nemocnici
Maryland General ma zapal
Pile.
Pilotem pc SVEN otci stall Sc
roku 1913 jake pomocnlk. Pl-
ne opravnenym pilotem usta-
noven byl pc sesti letech. Uko-
lem jeho bylo r1diti plavbu 10,
df Chesapeake zalivem Cd
Cape Henry do Baltimore. Pc.
sledni LODI ridil v pondel1. '
den ten roznemohl Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04

bou a ma sve dftky serednou
cesko-anglickou hantyrkou.
Snazme sc mluviti spravne ces-
ky neb slovensky pTi kazde pri-
lezitosti. Jest to jenom nase
trestuhodna pohodlnost, kdyz
mluvlme pGl anglicky a pill ce-
sky anebo pouz1vame angliei-
ny. Jen ne kazit tn MAST kras-
nou materstinu.
Budte vasim ditkam dobrym
prfkladem jak donna tax i ma
verejnosti. D1te 81 mnoho vsi-
ma a co u rodicG vidf neb slys1,
snazf Sc koplrovati.
Zajimejte Sc jak Sc vase dit
ky ucf! Pomahejte jim donna
Ctete S mimi, zpfvejte S mimi a
pax Jim ia nase materstina
snaze pfiroste k srdci.
Jiz slavny ucitel narodG Ko-
mensky psal: "Ceske dfte pa
trf do ceske skoly''. Nuze, my
Cechoslovaci Americe posi-
lejme nase dftky do nasich ma
rodnich skol. Dobry Cechoslo-
yak Dude i dobrym obcanem
ISpojenych Statd.
Zapis do nasf skoly Dude Sc
konati V sobotu, dine IL. zaTf
cd 2 do 4 bod. odpol. v mist
nostech skoly rob Ashland a
Glover ulic.
Antonfn Cihlar, ucitel
Ia Patronat Ceske Svobodomy-
sine Skoly Augustin Herman,
Anton1n Vancura, pfedseda.
Ctena redakce:-
Predem srdecny pozdrav ma
Vas vsechny. Toto co Yam p1-
81. nen1 zadna kritika ami pole
mika. Tyka Sc to te pant z
Montford avenue CO dala ty in
formace tomu zpravodaji v ne
denim American, stran ma
seho jidla. Ia PAM dala divine
zpravy o tech nasfch jidlech.
Vzdyt nase narodnf jidla byla,
je a Dude vzdy jen veprova,
zelf a knedlfk. Vzdyt nase
ceske jfdelny jsou ma vepTovou
v~yhlaSene. Nesmfme zapome-
nout nase ceske kanarky, nase
busy. Vzdyt by ami posvfcenf
bez busy nemohlo ami byt.
Vzdyt je to tez nase narodnf
zdrava.
Coz kde jsou nase svestkove
knedlfky. Vzdyt nebylo snad
stavenf v celych Cechach kde
by sc knedlfky nevarily. Vzdyt
ia jake kluk jsem jich ma pose
zenf snedl % kusG. Kde jsou
ty easy. Nebo nase drstickova
polevka, nebyla to pochoutka
pc ranu? Svfckova, jak bylo v
novinach, nenl zadna nase ma
rodnf strava ceska. Tu 81 mo-
hi jen dovolit koupit bohate
rodiny. Vzdyt to je nejdrazs1
kOusek masa z celehO dobytce-
tie. ia to vim proto ponevadz
jsem byl vyucen v Praze rez-
nix a uzenar, vim nejlepe CO Sc
n~ejv1ce kupovalo a prodavalo
tenn Prazskym rodinam. Vzdyt
jeste ted vidim ty ohlasky "a
okny V Prazskych pivnicfch :
Veprova Sc zelym a knedlikem
a k tomu Smichovsky LEAK,
NH, NH. Vim re mne da hod-
ne milych ctenaTG telegraph"
"a pravdu stran nasf kuchyne
ceske a MAST narodni stravy.
S pozdravem ma Vas vsech-
ny, jsem Vas,
Karel Porkat,
R. 10 Box $50
Sparrows Point, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04
Sklizen rajskych jablicek
menSi.

Jak dnes Sc soudl, sklizen
rajskych jablfcek tento rok
Dude O Is ton mensi u porov-
mani S predeslym rokem. v
predeslem roce sklizeno bylo
.225.OOO ton. Letos sklizen bu-
de asi 100000 ton. V loni O.
sazeno bylo rajcat $4,000 a.
|krI, letos $1,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04

Zr1zenci Kelly-Springfield
Tire spolecnosti v Cumberland,
dohodli Sc V 1tery S majiteli
-zavodu, c1mz stavka tam vlad-
noucf pc deset dnf ukoncena
byla. Zavod otevren byl zno-
WI We stTedu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-09-04

Padem S lesen1, ma nemz V
1tery pracoval, kdyz provaz Sc
pretrhl, Charles M. Lutz, tesaf,
spadl v 800 blocku "a. ulice a
zlOmil 81 nohu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-23
DOUGHTON REPORTS
TAX Bill | BASED
ON ABILITY TO PAY
Chairman of Ways and
Means Committee Opens
16-Hour Debate
ON Measure
SENATE HINTS OF
PROCESSING TAXES
Would Bring Bill Up To Ex-
pected Revenue of Presi-
dent Roosevelt; Bill Term
ed "a Reform That Should
Have Been Adopted Long
Ago" by Doughton
SENATE HINTS OF
PROCESSING TAXES

Washington, April 23.-(AP)-Open-
ing battle for the administrations
5000 100000 tax BILL Representative
Doughton, Democrat, North Carolina,
told the House today it's corporate tax
reform was zone of fundamental JUS
tice."
The veteran chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee was the first
speaker in the sixteen hours of debate
scheduled on the measure.
But even before he spoke, there was
talk in the Senate of boosting the
bill prospective revenue yield-possi-
bly, through processing taxes = to
make up the full money total asked
by President Roosevelt.
After Secretary Morgenthau made
brief appearance behind the locked
doors of the Senate Finance Commit
tee, Chairman Harrison, Democrat,
Mississippi, said the group, probably
will decide to give some considera-
ton to processing taxes which were
suggested by Mr.. Roosevelt, but ELI
minated by the house committee"
The house committee suggestion
that gaps in revenue could be made
up in next session, Harrison replied
firmly. eve are not seriously consid-
CONTINUED on age Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-23
IuHnnSAYe
Forging On.
lnEthiobia
CBy The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated Press.)
Inc Italian army fought through
muddy, swollen Ethiopian rivers today
III lts drive into the heart of the
AFRICAN empire, crossing a rough ter
idin' made even more difficult by adj
vance of tropical rain.
Inc northern forces, under the AT
Ilcah commandments Marshal
Pierto Badoglio, were reported in
l.ome to be high in the mountains of
1hea province, expecting momentarily
70 lace a desperate last stand by the
naive Ethiopian defenders.
Inc southern army under General
t'euolto Graziani has not been halted
Wy the heavy downpour, and the gen.
eral himself flew over Ethiopian
ground works south of Harar to make
survey of the enemy position before
attacking.
The Emperess of Ethiopia made an
appeal through foreign newspapermen
70 the world asking that the great
powers support her nation in it's fight
against the Fascist invader.
Her son, Crown Prince Asia Wesan,
was IN control of the government at
Audls Asaba, as his father Emperor
f1alile Selassie led native warriors in
battle against Fascists aggressors
north of the capital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-23
REPRESENTATIVE IS
JAILED AT CAPITAL
Washington Scion Created
Disturbance in Traffic
Court, Locked Up

Washington, April 23.-(AP)-Rep-
resentative Zioncheck, of Washington,
was forcibly removed from traffic
court today for creating disturbance
in objecting to a court recess of IS
minutes during hearing on speed
ing charge against him.
He was locked up in cell near the
court room.
The court room was in wild disorder
during the scuffle.
The representative had appeared in
court to face a 7O-mile an hour speed
ing charge only after an earlier scuf-
file with a policeman at the Capitol.
He was acting as his own attorney
and argued the case, when Judge Wal
ter Casey announced that the court
would recess and started to retire
from the bench.
"Just a minute" Zioncheck shout
ed,'' "what about my case"
"The court is recessing," Judge
Casey told him.
''I'm taking recess too," Zoin-
check replied in a loud voice.
The representative picked up his
hat and coat and started to walk out,
Several policemen and court bailiffs
grabbed him. There was a short scuf-
file. He was then led to the rear of the
court room, taken outside, and put in
the cell.
No formal charge was lodged, how
ever, for creating the disturbance in
the court.
The recess had been ordered by
Casey so he might examine the noti-
fication given to zioncheck to appear
in court. The representative had OBJ
jected to the form of the notification
The case was scheduled to resume at
1:45 p. M. (E.S.T) today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-23
Over 100000 Collected
During Month of March
for State General
Fund
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
STILL HIGH FIGURE.
Has Been Curtailed Some;
States Cash Balance Will
Show Decline During Re-
manning Months of Fiscal
Year; Receipts Will Drop
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
I'm The Sir Walter Hotel

Raleigh, April 23.-Income tax col
lections of more than 100000 dur
ing March enabled the general fund
of the treasury of the State Of North
Carolina to end that month with g
balance of $4,429,684.29, as compared
with the insignificant sum Of only 3d.
1882 on February 20, according to
the joint statement of the State au-
ditor and State treasurer, made public
today.
The actual collections of income
taxes from all sources-individual,c cor
poration and therwise-amounted to
$6,O09, 53703. Attention was called to
the fact that no amount approaching
that sum could be expected during
any other month of the present fiscal
year, as the greater proportion Of in
econ taxes are paid during March.
The balance in the highway fund
was 1914, 994.7O, almost four-mil-
lion dollar gain over the previous
month. Highway obligations of more
than $13,0O0,000 must be paid from
this fund between now and July 1.
The total cash balance reported, in
Guiding all funds, amounted to $685.
405, 904.93. This was an increase Of
$6,655, 513.34, as compared with the re-
port Of February 20.
North Cardinals bonded indebted
ness, although considerably reduced
Continued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-23
Tobacco Bill
SentFDR For
HsSignature

Washington, April 23.-(AP)-A bill
permitting southern states to make
compacts for control of tobacco pro-
duction was White House bound to-
day.
The House late yesterday agreed to
minor Senate amendments and the
measure lacks only President Roose-
velt's signature for it's enactment.
The bill authorizes production con-
troll compacts among the states of
Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, North
Carolina. South Carolina, and Georgia.
Virginia already has enacted legis-
lation necessary to enter into compact
with other states.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-23
HAS HOOVER COME
TO END OF ROAD?
His Many Speeches Intimate
He Hasn't Changed;
Talked Too Much
Bl LESLIE EICHEL
Central Press Staff Writer

HAS HERGERT HOOVER come tc
the end of the road? He will not even
be mentioned at the Republican con-
vention, if certain leaders have their
way. Yet, Mr.. Hoover intimates in his
many speeches, neither he nor the Re
publicans have changed. They simply
were not wrong when they were
thrown out of office. They, today, are
"vindicated.'
But "Back in 1929" is a poor battle
cry. Besides, it leads up to 1928
Worse than that-the trials of 2e
bankers in the Detroit bank failures
will begin in May and extend through
convention time. The Roosevelt adj
ministration is prosecuting those gank
ers. The implication is, of course, that
the Roosevelt administration came in
and cleaned up the bank mess.
Added to all this, Mr.. Hoover is
deemed to have talked too much. He
has attacked so widely that he has
aroused labor and the farmers still
more. -. And, all added together,
make 'just too MUCH" in the minds
of the Republicans who will dominate
the Cleveland convention. They frank
ly hope Mr. Hoover will accept few
handclaps and few cheers-and call
it career.
A LAW?
One need not be surprised if con-
gress should consider extending the
corrupt practices law to cover the Civ
ing of large sums for organizations
purporting to he one thing and turn
ing out to be another.
Testimony brought out by the SEN
ate lobby investigating committee
shows how the duPonts and other
anti-New Deal industrialists gave
sums to organizations such as the
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-23
Waynick Says Highway of
State Insolvent, Not
Having Spent What
Should Have
IF REVENUE DROPS
SURPLUS" BE LESS
Diverting of Highway Funds
to General Fund Would
Further Cut Into Surplus;
H i g h w y Department
Should Have Reserve Fund
for Requirements
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
INA The Sir Walter Hotel,

Raleigh, April 23.-In spite of the
talk concerning the huge surplus" in
the State highway fund at the present
time, the highways of the State are
now insolvent, since if the highway
department had expended what should
have been spent on maintenance dur
ing the past three years there would
now eb deficit instead of surplus
in its funds, Chairman Capus M. Way
nick of the State Highway and Pub
lie Works Commission said today. But
in spite of the lack of spending from
1888 to 1895, and in spite of the bal
ance in the highway fund of $13,72O,-
880.57, as of April 1, indications are
that the credit balance or surplus"
will not amount to more than 1885,
2Oz.69 on July l. when the present
fiscal year ends, Waynick pointed out
in a detailed financial statement
which he made public today.
There is a possibility that this Gre
dit balance or surplus" may be re-
duced by more than $1,OO0,0O0, how
ever, should the revenues of the gen.
eral fund prove insufficient to meet
the budget, in which case another ST.
O19,540 would be diverted from the
highway fund to the general fund,
leaving a credit balance of only ST.
616,785, Waynick pointed out. For the
1885 appropriations act provides that
this additional amount shall be divert
ed from the. highway to the general
fund if the general fund revenues
prove inadequate Present indications
are however, that this additional di-
version will not be necessary and that
the credit balance in the highway
fund on July 1 will amount to $685.
2O2
Going ahead to the second fiscal
Continued on Page Tw0)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-23
SWEDEN'S LIQUOR
SYSTEM WORKS FINE
Country First Out of De-
preston, Due to Large
Measure to Parliament
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press Staff Writer

Washington, April 23.-Eric Bark, a
Swede, naturalized in the United
States, recently came back from his
home land, and tells me this story:
Everybody fat and prosperous. No
beggars. No unemployment. No il
literacy.
Sweden, first country to come out
of the depression, due in large meas
ure to a parliament that doesn't at
tack capital unduly, but gives their
time to both labor and consumer. So
cialists in power. First country in the
world to be so ruled. The rule sort
of middle of the way; government the
umpire.
ITS LIQUOR SYSTEM
Liquor legislation begun in 1905.
Now famous Bratt system. Everybody
entitled to four quarts monthly. Also
just enough with each meal. All spirits
controlled through central organlza-
ton. It is run and owned by private
capital, as are all underlying distribut-
ing centers. Stockholders elect three
members of the board of directors
The city where located elects three
more. The government appoints the
chairman. Owners are allowed z per
cent profit. The remainder is turned
over to education. Works fine. Nc
bootleggers.
AGED ARE PROTECTED
Old age pension. Everybody from 16