davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Tanecni zabava.

V Battle Creek, Mich, tfi O.
.soby byly postreleny, dive smr-
telne, behem rvacky ma tanec-
nj zabave, ktera sc strhla v "a
bavn1 m1stnosti. Jednou z O.
bet1 Sc stall slovensky krajan,
Andrew Freak, druhou Sue
Kawecki, 19leta, ktera byla
pouze divakem a jiz zasahla
zaletla kule.
Ia vravy, pri ktere zacaly
padati stfelne rany ma vyvr-
cholen1 pranice, jez zapocala
z hadky a pestnf rvacky, zakro
ella m1stnf policie, ktera Eat
kla Louise Babicka, ktery Sc
ma stfelbe podflel. Antonio
Marco, ktery byl strelen do no.
ny, je obvinen z vrazdy.
Svedci rekli policistdm, re
rvacka pocala kdyz Freak ude-
I'll Marcoa, ktery ma to jej "a
stfelil a zasahl take dfvku, KITE
ra stala opodal u zdi. Babick
pry bezel Frcakovi ma pomoc
a kdyz chtel Narrow pistol vyr
vati, vySla rama, kterou 1tocnfk
byl zasazen do nohy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Krvava srazka " Galena.

V Galena, Kansas, devet prf-
slusn1kG unie delnictva zamest
naneho dolovan1m kov1, bylo
postreleno "a srazky mezi hor-
nictvem stare organisace a pri-
vrzenci Lewisova vyboru pro
p~ovsechne organisovanf prn-
myslu. Vytrznosti p~ovstaly v
oblasti dol1 ma olovo a zinek.
Die vysetfovanf bylo z IRA
dovny vyboru strileno ma prd-
vod, as 600 Client Tri-State Me-
tai and Shelter Workers, kteff
ma 1tok odpovfdali vhazova-
MIN slzenf vynucuj1c1ch bomb
do 1Tadovny hlavnfho stanu
International Union of, Mine
Mill and Shelter Workers. O.
be organisace proti sobe vystu-
pull nepratelsky.
TTi-statnf unie, pro barvu.
clenskych l1stkG, zvana "mo-
drou" jest protivniky oznaco-
vana jake organisace. K ne
pokojGm doslo, kdyz tato unie
sc pocala shromazdovati Pit.
cher, Oklahoma, ably znemoz.
Mill ohlasenou hromadnou
schGzi Lewisova vyboru. Kdy5
clenstvo seznalo, re v zmfne.
mem m1ste schGze nebude a re
konana Dude v zdejsfm meste
S obyvatelstvem asi 10000 hla1
a lez1cfm ma hranici obou sta.
til, pocalo Sc ozbrojovati klac.
ky a spicaky a zahajili tazen:
do Galena.
Clenove CIO. Sc pocali bra,
niti palnymi zbranemi, kdy5
demonstranti zacali jejich Il.
radovnu vybijeti. Postrelen.
byli dopraveni do sedm mi
vzdalene nemocnice v Joplin
Mo-, a take do nemocnice v Pi
cher vzdalenem rs mil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Father Coughlin pTedpovida
bidu.

Rev. Charles E. Coughlin V
nedeln1m radio roZhovoru
predpovedel, re do budouc1ho
dubna nastane "inflace cen" a
re jina depresse Dude nasled-
KEN nehospodarnosti presiden-
ia Roosevelta.
Rekl mezi jinym:
"Amerika brzy Dude okou-
seti trpke Shy horst depresse
neil byla r. 1929. zfti budete
vidouce jak vase splaskle pc
nezenky nebudou staciti ma CO.
ny potravin.
Budete ziti, abyste videli
pred nejblizs1m dubnem de-
pressi, ktera ukaze YAM Mr..
Hoovera vypadaj1c1ho jake
archand6l u prirovnani S nasta-
vaj1ci."
- Jak z New Yorku zpravy
d1, obchodnf a bankovn1 zajmy
hled1 vstf1c zmatene situaci,
J0JlZ VySleueK CeZKO jest proQ-
povedeti. Ku situaci. teto We
dOu nesrovnalosti V politice
vladnf ohledne cen, penez a
vladn1ch bondG. Jednou hle-
daj1c1 nynejs1 administrace
zvyseni cen "a potreby, dnes
pokous1 Sc vstoupan1 t6chto
zaraziti. Strach inflace (na-
dymanf) meni Sc V poplach de-
flace.
Jenom dvojf costa, jak zpra-
Wy tyto d1, jest otevrena zemi
teto: pfedne snizeni vydani a
"a druh6 zyysenf DAM. Oboji
jest obtlznym pro administra-
ci vladnl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Prakticke rady.

Mosazne predmety dostanou
krasny lesk, kdyz je pc obvyk-
EN- c1deni cistfcim prostred-
KEN jeste pTetTeme cistym ha-
dT1kem S bramborovou mouc-
kou.
Pozlacene RAINY Sc lehce wy
cist1 pomoci maleho mekkeho
kartacku t smesi, sestavajfcf re
3 dill b1lku a 1 d1lu kuchyn-
ske soil.
Pridame-li do vody, We KITE
re Sc varf zelenina, kousek ma
sla, zabran1me prevalent a re-
-lenina zlska ma chuti i vyziv-
nOsti.
I nejlepsf hospodyni Sc ca
sem stane, re pradlo prflis o.
modrf. Da sc to snadno napra-
viii, kdyz pradlo machame
-chv1li We vode, do n1z jsme pri-
daily octa.
Papfrove nalepky Sc dali
pevne pfilepiti ma sklenene
lahve a sklenice pomocf vodnf-
no skla.
Vyprane baskicke capky do
stanou opet svGj tvar, kdyz je
dame uschnout ma tallT patTic-
ne velikosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Americky diplomat zranen
" horach Albanie.

Benjamin R. Riggs, prvn1 ia
jemn1k americke legace, po-
hreSovany pc lovecke vyprav6
do hor Dajiti, V Albanii, byl
nalezen patracf cetou, leze ma
dine horsk6 rokle Sc zranenfm
ma hlave a vysilen 1trapami.
Kdyz byl priveden k sobe, u
dial, re Sc uderil do hlavy O We
tev a sf1til sc do rokle. Hugh
Grant, americky m%inistr, Sc
podflel ma jeho hledanf.
V sanghaj, Gina, Robert
Hartlein, 20, z Shirlandu, ILL.,,
Sc tezce zranil, kdyz spadl ne
DO skocil S 2. patra najemneho
domu. Pred tim napsal neko-
lik list1. Studoval v Nemecku
a Rusku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Dcera TomaSe Mamma chce
zEstat " USA.
Jejf otec, csl. obcan, prijede v
pondeli do New Yorku.

V New Yorku Erika Manno-
va, byvala majitelka nocn1ho
klubu a spoluautorka hudebni
revue, je pripravena staff sc
obcankou Spoj. Statd. Je dee
rou Thomase Mamma, proslule-
no nemeckeho spisovatele KITE
ry tez dostal Nobelovu cenu.
Erika sem prijela z pTednas-
kove cesty, ably Sc setkala sc
svym otcem, ktery ma do New
Yorku pribyti ma parnfku Nor
mandie v pondeli. Jejf otec
pfisel o obcanstvf v Nemecku,
protoze byl prot nazismu. Sa-
ma pTisla O obcanstvf, protoze
v JEFF hudebni revui byla satira
ma nynejsf pomery v Nemecku.
Tato Mannova dcera je pro-
vdana "a britskeho basn1ka w.
HI. Audena, ktery prftomne je
We Spanelsku, kde je T1dicem
ambulance We sluzbach vlady
bl1zko Valencie.
Thomas Mann stall Sc statnim
prisluSn1kem Ceskoslovenska v
loni ma podzim, kdyz mu obec
Prosec u Skutce udelila domov
ske pravo, tax jake jeho bra
.tru Heinrichovi. Thomas Mann
slozil obcansky slib CSR. II. IL
stopadu 1886 ma csl. konsulate
v Curychu We Svycarsku, kde
zije pc odchodu z Nemecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
VZPOMfNKA.
Ant. Rufer.

Ma stare dolby 81 vzpomfnam
rad.
Ideal ucinil z naroda reka.
Milovat zemi svou, tfeba mel's
HAD,
takovym proudem sla ceskosti
Teka.
Udelem velkych byl zalafd
chad,
trpeli S radostf pro lepsf easy.
Dolby Sc zmenily, ideal pad,
Bohem ted staly Sc re zlata
klasy.
Vyznej Sc hrde, re rodem isl
Czech,
S vysoka dsklebek hodf Ii
voci.
krasnych ideach rosie uz
mech,
kol plnych hrnc1 sc splhavci
tocf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Ceskoslovenska armada ma do
bre ceste.

"Polska Zbrojna", ktera .je
mluvcfm polske branne moci,
prinaS1 vedle obrazku motori-
sovaneho tezkeho delostrelec-
iva z lonskych velkych manev-
RI obsahly clanek, v nemz wy
zdvihuje, re zajem O vojenske
zalezitosti neztracf v Ceskoslo-
vensku ma sve intensite. Nebyl
to nejaky ohen re slamy nebo
manifestace dobreho 1myslu,
ale presvedcen1 O nutnosti So
lidniho vybudovanf vlastni vo-
Jenske silly a odcinenf dlouho-
leteho zanedban1 a opomfjenf
armady. Dobou obratu mysle-
nj v tonic smeru bylo schvale-
nj zakona O obrane statu, "a
mimi Sly druhe. Ale nenf to
Jen pole zakonodarne ma nemz
Sc projevuje aktivita armady v
Ceskoslovensku. Samotna We
rejnost pocfna projevovat sta
lie vetS1 porozumenf pro potre-
by vlastnfho vojska. Pres pa
cifismus je situace neporovna-
feline lepSi, nez pred Lefty. Cd
raz1 Sc v prohlasen1 a provola-
nj rGznych svaz1 a organizacf,
jejichz jednanf byvalo drive
zakoncovano pacifistickym ma
nifestem. Ones tytez sway a
organizace vyzyvajf sve cleny
k sledovanf a konanf vojen-
skych 1konn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Zubnf lekar odsouzen.

V Charlottesville, Va, DIR.
Richard D. Miller, zubn1 lekaf
ktery byl obzalovan z vrazdy,
provedene pomoc1 etheru ma
Cleo Sprousove, Is let stare
studentce, byl odsouzen ma 16
let do zalaTe.
Mrtvola Sprousove byla ma
lezena ma hTbitove Virginske
university 2. brezna. DR.. Mil
Ter doznal, re dfvka zemrela,
protoze il dial prflisnou davku
chloroformu, kdyz chtel pro
vesti ma nj nezakonnou opera
CT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
BOLIVIA vas hlava? Poor!
PfSe
DR.. John L. Rice,
komisar zdravotnictvf m6sta
Now Vo~J.

hOIIl1Sdi ZUraVOCnlcCV1 moSCa
New Yorku.
Bolest hlavy NIUE byti wy
volana r1znymi pr1cinami -
vaznou nemoc1, nepatrnym ne
duhem, zmenou prostredf, ne
DO treba i vcerejs1m vecfrkem.
NeJcasteji je vsak boleni hlavy
nasledek nejake pf1ciny, jez 81
zasluhuJe uvazen1. Bolesti hla-
Wy neJsou nemoc1 samy O sob6,
nybrz Jsou pouze znamkou, re
nenl Vse V poradku. Jinymi slo-
Wy, Jsou pr1znakem neceho Cd
chylneho a prave z tohoto d.
vodu nemame je prehlfzeti. O.
pakuJl-ll sc caste, ucin1me nej-
lepe, porad1me-li Sc S rodin-
nym lekarem.
Pozivan1 praskd a pilulek
proti bolenf hlavy niue zmfr-
niti bolest pouze ma n6jak1
cas-. Nevylecfme vsak JIM "a
kladni poruchu, jez bolest "a
VlnuJe. Bolest hlavy NIUE by
tt zpGsobena takovou nepatr-
nou vecf, jakou je bud preto-
peny byt, tesny klobouk, nebo
ctenl prot svetlu, dopadajfcf-
mu z okna. Ma druhe strane
NIUE byti prfznakem tax vaz-
nych nemocf, jake je zanet
mozkovych blan, .tyfus, Brigh-
tova nemoc, nador ma mozku
a pod. Jedina. moudra vec,
kterou clovek, trpfcf castym
bolenim hlavy, niue uciniti,
jest, poraditi sc S lekarem a
podrobiti Sc lekafskemu i CHI
rurgickemu zakroku, zada-li
toho jeho stav.
LekaT zjistf, CO zapTfcinuje
vase bolenf hlavy. Mona. re
to Dude nejaka infekce, nebo
zaz1vac1 porucha, nebo snad
neJaka organicka choroba ner-
We nebo mozku, jindy tTeba alb
normaln1 stav ocf, nosu nebo i
49," "A JIG
!ekar il zjist1. Bolenf hlavy,
Jak bylo jiz drive feceno, je
pouze vystraznym signalem,
ukazujiclm ma existence neja-
Ike jine nepravidelnosti.
Kdyz telo funguje spravne,
nec1t1me nikde zadne bolesti.
Jenom kdyz nekde nastane ne
Jaka porucha, vys1la telo sig
nal bolest. Je zde ovsem t.
Nv. migrena, jez Sc Isl cd oby-
cejneho bolenf hlavy tim, re je
az dosud z~ahadnym stavem,
jenz Sc cas- cd casu vracf. Le-
kafska veda venuje teto choro-
be mnoho studio, jez bohuzel
doposud nevedlo k objevenf u
cinneho leku. Migr6na obycej-
ne zac1na v dobe dospfvanf a
pokracuje az do pozdnfho sire
dn1ho veku, pravidlo to, jez o.
vsem nenf bez vyjimek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16

V Rochester, Pa, pes cap
tain" nepfestal stekati, dokud
nepfivolal pomoc pro svou
velitelku, 1Oletou Betty Steele.
Ia spadla do studne zhloubi
35 stop. Celou hodinu Sc kre-
covite drzela roubenf, neil by
la vysbobozena. Vyvazla S
lehkymi odFeninami a smrtel-
nym strachem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
DHkladne imeno.

V Cambridge, Mass, Kaisui
Nimmanahaedmind z Chieng-
mai v Siamu docflil ma tamn1
universite rekordu. zadny j.
ny student Sc nemnze pochlu-
biti tax dlouhym jmenem. Ia
to Ease student Yuk z Peipin-
gu, Gina, ma jmeno nejkrats1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
ceskoslovensky kratkovlnny
rozhlas z Prahy " kvetnu 1887.

[. PaSmO. Dennl vysllan1 cd
2. 2.15 odpoledne EST. Del
ka Why: 1870 m. Ceskosloven
ske zpravodajstv1.
II. Pasmo. DENIM vysflanf
cd 7.55 - $50 rano EST. Ma
vine 1870 m. Ceskoslovenske
zpravodajstv1.
III. Pasmo. Denni vysilan1
cd 80 .3O odpoledne, del
ka Why 21.10 do 21.3O m.
Program:
1. kvetna (sobota).
Znelka, hlasenf poradu a
zvony.
Ceskoslovenske zpravodajstvi.
Popularni koncert Verdi,
Cajkovsky, Chabrier).
Anglicke zpravodajstvi.
Dechova hudba.
Nemecke zpravodajstvi.
Oskar Nedbal: Sceny z ope-
rety "Polska krev" (soli a or
.chestr).
Francouzske zpravodajstvi.
Pfeladen1 STANCE (31.41m) =.
JezkGv Jazz.
Hlaseni pr1stfho poTadu.
Zvony.
2. kvetna (nedele).
Koncert vojenske hubby.
CT. Debussy: Suite Berga-
masque.
Popularnf koncert Mozart,
Schubert, Smetana, List, Dvo-
Tak). Zvony.
Vecern1 vysflani pondeli a
We ctvrtek cd 8.OO-1O.1O bod.
vecer.
Pondelf, 3. kvetna.
Vojenska hudba (ppl. {. 5
"T. c.. Masaryk'').
Ceske narodnf p1sne cd. O.
tava, Glen opery Mar. divadla
v Praze.
Lidovy koncert (Fibich: Noe
ma K~arstejne, j. L.. Bella, Kon-
certn1 skladba).
Krajansky koutek. Zvony.
Ctvrtek, 6. kvetna.
Zvony. Popularnf koncert
g. R1dky ;Mala suita, Viteslav
Novak: Slovacky).
Ruzena Naskova: Pohadky.
Slovenske ludove pisne CAR
mold Floegl, Glen opery SLOW.
mar. divadla).
Vesela hudba a zpev (Or-
chestr a muz. sbor).
Vojenska -hudba (ppl. {. 5.
"T. c.. Masaryk".)
Krajansky koutek. Hlasenf.
Zvony.
Programy Ceskoslovenske
kratkovlnne stanice Praha, bu-
dou uverejnovany pravidelne
tyden ku predu v "Telegrafu"
a konsularni Trad CSR. Balti-
more zada krajany ably laska-
We die moznosti hlasili nam W.
sledky cd poslouchani tehoz.
Ia konsularni Trad,
j. M. v. tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16

V Jacksonville, Florida, pro-
rezavse mf1ze v p~rozatfmnfm
vezenf, kde byli zavreni, II
cernoch1 uteklo ma svobodu.
Jinych sc &C mohli, neutekli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
0 chlebe a vodS.

V North Platte, Nebraska,
osoby, ktere d%opadeny budou
pri kradezi v obchodech, Cd
souzeny budou do vezeni, kdez
ziveny budou jenom chlebem a
vodou tax dlouho dokud to W.
drzi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16

alespon ma poctu 100000 ma
vladnfch vyplatnfch sezna-
mech, myslf Sc, re Dude dopo-
ruceno %stupnovite umensovan1
zamestnancG. Ia dosavadni-
no poctu bylo potreba ma dive
miliardy ma jich vyplaceni,
kdezto president We sve uvade-
CT rozpoctove zvesti, Sc zmin O
potrebach pro 1898 asi ST.
500, OOO,0 900.
- President posle kongresu
svoji west odhaduj1cf potreby
nouzove akce pro fiskalni rok
1937-1938.
Skutecny prfjem vlady kles-
IL O 400 mil. dolar1 pod obnos
odhadovany problem rovnova-
by rozpoctu Dude vyzadovati
dnkladne omezen1 vyloh ma
vsech stranach, nebo utuzen1
bernfho sroubu.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
MRS. MARY BUDD
DIES IN BETHESDA
Well Known in Community
for Work With Red Cross.
Funeral Tomorrow.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Budd, 65, wife
Of Frank S. Budd, died yesterday At
her home, 4701 Maple avenue, Be-
thesda, Md. Death was due to heart
attack following an illness Of several
months duration.
Born in 1871 in Newark, N. j., Mrs.
Budd was the daughter of the late
Jacob stengel, prominent leather
manufacturer of that city. Mrs. Budd
was known throughout the Bethesda
community for her work with the
Bethesda Chapter of American Ma
tional Red Cross. Through her ac-
tivities as production manager of the
chapter a large quantity Of clothing
was contributed to the victims of the
Potomac River food year ago. Dur
ing the World War Mrs. Budd was
presented with a certificate of honor
by the War Camp Community Serv-
ice in appreciation Of her services in
preparing luncheons for the workers
on duty in Washington. The award
was made at dinner when the camp
service was disbanded at the close
of the war.
Mrs. Budd was member of the
Church of the Epiphany, Washing
ton. and was active in the Missionary
Society of the Central M. E. Church
South of Bethesda.
In addition to her husband, Mrs.
Budd is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. William G. c. KonoW of South
Orange, N j., and Miss Dorothy
Eliza beth Budd of Bethesda.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day at 2:30 pm. in the Pumphrey
funeral parlors on Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda, and will be in charge OF
Rev John Blakemore, former pastor
Of the Central M. E. Church South
of Bethesda. Interment will be
private.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
MRS. SARAH BESLEY
DIES AT AGE OF SO
New York State Native Lived in
Fairfax County Since
She Was 16.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
VIENNA, Va, April l.-Funeral
services for Mrs. Sarah E. Besley, 98,
who died yesterday at the home OF
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells A. Sherman, at Ashgroye,
will be held tomorrow at 2:30 pm.
from the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman.
The deceased was born in Wash
ington County N. Y, but with her
family moved to Fairfax County when
she was 16 and lived there since. She
was the widow of the late Bartholo-
NEW Besley.
Surviving are four daughters, Miss
Grace Besley and Mrs Sherman OF
Ashgrove, Miss Florence Besley and
Mrs. J. w. Murrell Of Baltimore, and
two sons, Fred w. Besley Of Balti-
more and La Moree Besley Of Hal
sey, Nebr. She is also survived by
is grandchildren and Is greatgrand-
children.
Burial will be at Lewinsville Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1937-04-01

served there four years, worked one
wear for the Oregon Industries Com
mission, and in 1919 was safety engi-
neer Of Tacoma, Wash. He joined the
Federal commission here the same
year and in 1928 was promoted to
deputy commissioner.
Hoage was educated at Silver Greek,
Nebr., High School and American
University. He was building con-
tractor four years before entering
compensation work.
The Hoages have three children,
Alden, a Washington attorney; Mrs.
Edgar Wells Beckett, wife Of the pas
tor Of Woodbury. Avenue M. E.
Church, at Baltimore. and Mrs. o.
Leroy Anderson, assistant dietician at
Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
VestrYmen Elected.

MCLEAN, Va, April l (SpeciaD.-
Vestrymen have been elected by the
congregation of st. Johns Episcopal
Church as follows: DR.. Monroe Pal
mer, John E. Anker, Harry Abel,
Floyd CAN'T, Allan Blackford, Frank
lin S. Gicker, ST.; Aldrich Busick,
Stuart Ball, Bright Carper, George
Watt and Douglass S. Mackall, ST.
Evening star., 1937-04-01

commission. he
and Mrs. Hoage
will reside at
their farm on
Wicomico River,
just above Rock
Point, in Mary
land.
A native Of
Iowa, Hoage went
to the Pacific
Coast as q young
man in 1918, be-
came statistician
for the Washing
ton State Indus
trial Commission
at OLYMPIA. He
Evening star., 1937-04-01
ROBERT J. HOAGE ENDS
18YEARS' u. S. SERVICE
Compensation Commission Deputy
and Wife to Reside in
Maryland.

Robert j. Hoage, so, Of 32l West
Bradley lane, Chevy Chase, Nd, to-
day ended 18 years Of Government
service when he retired from the posi-"
tion of deputy commissioner Of the
United States Employees Compensation
Evening star., 1937-04-01
Food Study Urged for Men.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (P).-Dr. M.
r. Hinson Of Florida State College for
Women advocates a home economics
course for men because most men
don't know a we'll -ba lanced meal when
they see one"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-27
Mayor of Louisville
Becomes Commander
Created Provost Marshal By Speedy Decree Of Cover
nor-1as Charge of Soldiers, Police in That
Flood, Disease Stricken City
BY HARRY FERGUSON
United Press staff CORRESPONDENT

Louisville, KY. Jan. 27.--UP)-
Mayor Neville Miller became virtual
dictator OF flood stricken Louisville
today, commanding police. National
Guardsmen and regular army troops
In a fight against looting. pestilencc,
fire and restitution. Provost marshal
by decree Of Gov. A. b. Chandler,
Miller was supreme head Of the city.
Two hundred federal troops were
marching into the city to receive his
orders. National Guardsmen pa
trolled the flooded streets at his
command. He directed police and
firemen through the flood zone.
Help from Other Cities
Dozens OF flremen and policemen
whom he personally recruited from
other cities by radio rushed here by
airplane and automobile to swell the
ranks of the peacc-timc army which
the mayor directed against fires
which have caused 100000 damage,
flood waters and disease which may
have taken as many as 200 lives. and
stark terror caused by darkness,
cold, and food and drinking water
shortage.
The mayor, a slim, dark man In
Continued on Page d
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-27
POPE Plus HAD
VERY GOOD NIGHT

Vatican City. Jan. 27.-(UP).--
Plus slept soundly last night and
seemed considerable refreshed. a
Vatican spokesman said today.
Wounds In both legs affected by
varicosc veins. were healing. the
spokesman said. and pain was
diminished. The Popcs appetite was
better. he said, and he was more
cheerful.
Prof. Aminta Milani, the Vatican
physician, visited the Pope as usual
this morning. His stay was perhaps
his shortest during the Pope's Ill
ness.
At 10 n. m. the Pope was taken
In his wheel chair TO the salon OF
his private apartment. There he re-
ceived Cardinal Pacelli. his sccrc-
tary Of state. and Cardinal Mcrcati.
chief Of the Vatican library and
archives.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-27
$4,000 ASKED
FROM CITIZENS
OF Waterbury
Situation is Growing More
Serious-John M. Bur.
rail- Gets Word
QUARTER OF SUM
IS ALREADY RAISED
Telegram From Cary D.
Orayson Explains Need
of Increased Quotas

Waterbury's Red Cross
emergency flood relief drive
quota was raised to $4,000
this morning by Chairman
John M. Burial, following
the arrival Of a telegram from
Cary d. Grayson; national
Red Cross chairman. The
amount Is the largest the
local chapter has ever tried
to solicit In an emergency Of
this kind, said the local
chairman this morning. but 1t is
only In proportion with the fast
growing needs OF the 100000 home
less families In the flood area.
Up until noon today the local
chapter had received total amount
OF $5,628.41, the donations for today
amounting to $l,l20.85. 1t was also
reported at the local office to-day
that $4,000 of the total amount re-
ceived here has been sent to Wash
ington TO national headquarters.
Grayson Telegram
The telegram received from the
national chairman today Is as fol-
lows:
Flood suffering has already
reached unprecedented proper
lions with relief needs steadily
mounting. Under these condi-
lions impossible now name final
goal for funds only limit Red
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-27
Controllers OF State
Affected By Nelu Bill
Senator CuIlane Presents Measure Giving State Tax
Commissioner Control of Accounts New
Measure on Primary Voting
BY WILLIAM J, MORTALITY
Democrat stan RcpOrtcr)'

State Capitol, Hartford, Janu NY
27---(5pecial to the DemocraO--Ac-
counts OF Controller Daniel J.
Learys office In Waterbury, as well
as those In the office Of every other
town and city controller In Cornec-
ticut In the future are placed UNI
der the supervision Of the State Tax
Commissioner and all balloting ir
the future for primary candidates
would be by machine under the pro-
visions of two bills introduced In
the state Senate today by Senator
George T. Culhane Of Waterbury.
Present Conditions
At the present time the office OF
controller has power TO hire &C
counting firms to make annual
audits. The Culhane bill says that
the Tax Commissioner shall have
tn. power to authorize annual au-
dts and the Commissioner shall
likewise have complete superviSini'
OF the same.
Copies OF the audit are ordered
to be filed with the mayor or select
man. Provision rs also made that
the report OF the audit be published
In newspapers. :.
The bill also provides that all
records and correspondence relative
receipts and disbursements be kept
OH file for Sen years before being
destroyed. tt
The bill concerning primary bal
- aka 80. a..
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-27
WORKERS TRYING
TO RESCUE CAIRO
Thousands of Men Labor
ing Night, Day to Hold
Back Floods
BY HARRIS COATES
Copyright. 1897. by United Pressl

Copyright. 1887. by United Press
Cairo. Ill. January 81. - CUP -
A city OF toiling men today erected
barriers against the greatest flood
threat Cairo ever has faced.
Thousands of workers labored in
long shifts TO heighcen flood walls
protecting the city. Women and
children already had left. leaving
their mcnfolk behind to work on
the levcc, but engineers said they
were prepared for ANY emergency"
The Ohio river was expected TO
crest within the next 40 hours. En-
ginccrs hoped that the thrce-mile
concrete wedge, bulWarkcd on the
Ohio side, would save the town and
the homes of Its $4,000 Inhabitants.
From the Mississippi side OF the
narrow tongue of land, no danger
was expected. The Ohio dropped to
$50 feet after reaching SO. Cuts
In the levccs downstream caused the
fall.
Some Pressure Released
Dynamiting of levccs along the
Mississippi below Cairo and lower
levels In the Tennessee and Cum
bcrland rivers released some of the
pressure which threatened to dcvas-
tate this little tongue OF land AT
the confluence of the two mighty
streams.
Daylights first rays slanted across
q weird scene at the levec. All along
Il all a.