davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Nemci nepTijedou ma mezina-
rodni zavody do PrahY.

Karel Steding, vedoucf CT
novn1k nemeckych turnerG O.
znamil zvlastnlm dopisem
predsedovi technicke komise
Mezinarodnf telocvicne fede-
race Hugueninovi, re nemecke
zavodn1 druzstvo muzG stejne
jake druzstvo zen sc nemohou
z1castnit prazsk6ho zavodu
Mezinarodnl telocvicne fede-
race.
Jake dGvod uvedl pTlpravu
ma turnerske slavnosti, ktere
budou We Vratislavi. ODE ne
mecka druzstva dobyla mis-
trovstvf sv6ta ma zavodech Der
linskych olympijskych her,
kde Sc zavodilo jenom ma ma
fad1. ODE druzstva tedy ne
pfijedou sve mistrovstv1 do
Prahy obhajovat.
Ida Sc, re hlavn1m dGvo-
dem odTeknutf Nemcd je sku-
tecnost, re do mezinarodn1ho
zavodu byla zaTad6na take
prostna, We kterych mali nasi
zrejmou pTevahu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03

Kdyz jsem zene pretlumocil
CO mi zeny pov1daly, vypukla
v plac a chopivsi mne "a ruku,
tahla mne zpet k fiakru.
"Pojedeme dom1," Tekla.
"Nestoj1m uz O dalsi podiva-
nou."
ChlapcGm sc ovsem nahlJ
navrat nelibil, ale matka poru-
ella a nebylo proto odmluvy.
Teprve, kdyz jsme v Dubrov-
nice sedali ma parnfk, zena mo
je Sc rozhovoTila: "Jak ten
doktor tehdy ma Zoffne frivol-
ne mluvil o tomhle SVEN "a
snouben1. Srdce mi pukalo pfi
pohledu ma ubohe devce."
"Ani 81 nepomyslf, mole dra
ha, re zpGsobil svojf lehkomy-
slnost1 nestesti," Tekl jsem ze-
ne. "A MONA, re by zdstal
klidnym, i kdyby to vedel. Ma
j Tide RUNE povahy."
Vraceli jsme Sc z vyletu S
truchlivymi dojmy. S Cernov-
skym uz jsme Sc vicekrate ne
sesli a take jsme 81 toho ne
prali.
(KONEC
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
PriliS rychla jizda je nejen
nebezpecna, ale i neusporna.
r l.. 6

setfenf automobiliste NELL
by 81 witt ponaucenf z prak-
tickych dat, poT1zenych poku-
sy S automobily. z techto
dat vysv1ta, re pri jfzde rych-
LOST so mil "a hodinu vykona
automobil O jednu p6tinu KRAFT
81 vzdalenost ma kazdy gallon
benzinu neil viz, jedoucf OBJ
vyklou dovolenou rychlostf tfi-
cit mil. Pokusy dokazaly, re
pokud Sc spotreby benzinu ty-
&c, je ma tom nejl6pe rfdic, je-
douc1 rychlosti 80 mil; pTi
mens1 i vets1 rychlosti je spo-
tfeba benzinu ma tutez vzdale-
most o neco vysS1.
SpotTeba oleje je pTi rych-
LOST SO mil Ia hodinu petina-
sobna, oproti spotTebe pfi 80
milove rychlosti! Automobi-
sta, ktery nema %pneumatiky
nalezite naplnena, doplacl ma
vyssf rychlost nejen rychleji
osoupanymi p~neumatikami, a.
lie i vyssim 1ctem "a BENIN.
z automobilove s~tatistiky Sc
dovfdame, re roku 1887 vyko-
nalo tTicet milionG zdejsfch
vozG cestu jednoho ctvrt tri-
lionu mil, vzdalenost, rovnaj1-
CT Sc 100000 okruzn1m cestam
k mes1ci. Pr1merny osobn1
automobil jen malokdy Sc
vzdal1 cd domova ma vice neil
100 mil. Automobily ma far
me, jez representa- 26 pro-
cent vsech vozG, jsou starsf
neil vozy mestske, vykonaj1
"a rok meme mil a nevzdalujf
Sc cd fanny tax daleko jake
m6stsk6 vozy cd garaze. Je-
jich "zivot" p~resahuje primer
ny automobilovy vek osmi let.
PrGmerny aumobilista Ultra
CT "a motorovou trasportaci
$500 rocne, Gill pres ctyry a
pGl centu "a kazdou pTejetou
mill. Tezky osobnf viz spotre
buje dvakrat tolik pohonnych
latek jake VIZ lehky.
Kazde zastaveni a rozjet1
vozu stojf rldice prdmerne pc
thu centu. Zastaviti VIZ, je-
doucf rychlostf 40 mil "a no
dinu, stojf dvakrat tolik, jake
zastaviti VIZ, jedoucf rychlosti
20 mil. Prudka j1zda az k sa-
menu cervenemu svetlu a ma
slime zabrzdeni v poslednim
okamziku je tud1z nejen ne
.bezpecna, ale i ne1sporne pod
nikanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03

pc devatenactem stoletf INA
menal novy pTfliv pristehoval-
CD k americkym brehnm, pfi-
liv, ktery nabyl nejvetSich roz-
mer1 s pf1chodem stoletf dva-
cateho.
Kongres mel znovu a znovu
pr1lezitost potvrzovati stano-
visko Ameriky k politickym
bezencum. Ia pTiklad uvadf-
me jenom diva pTipady: roku
1884 ucinil kongres zvlastni O.
patient We prosp6ch nekolika
set polskych b6zencd polite
kych, kterym ud6lil Sc 1sek1
zeme V Illinois a V Territory of
Michigan. Roku 1851 prijaly
oha domy kongresu resoluci,
kterou zadaly presidenta, ably
sem umoznil pT1chod slavnemu
mhdarskemu revolucionari
Louis Kossuthovi a skupine je-
no ~sourodakG, drzenych tou
dobou v tureckem zajetf. Kos
suth pfijel ma americke valec-
ne lodi mississippi" a podni-
XII triumfaln1 cestu pc cele ze-
mi; byl pTijat i V Bllem dome
a promluvil Ike kongresu i pred
nekolika statn1mi zakonodar-
mani.
Evropske revolucni hnuti r.
1848 primelo k 1teku do Anne
riky celou Tadu politickych CT
nitelu. Carl Schurz, nemec-
ky "osmactyrycatnfk'', ktery
Sc stall spolupracovn1kem A
brahama Lincolna, senatorem
a sekretaTem vnitra, byl jed
MIN z Mich. Kdyz kancl6r Bis
mark vydal v Nemecku prisne
zakony prot socialist1m, wy
stval tim z rise i Karla P.
Steinmetze, pTedurceneho sta
tt Sc jednim z prednich "caro-
deju" elektrotechniky V No
vem svete.
z mnoha vyznamnych poll
tickych uprchl1k1, kteTi zde
nasli 1tociste vyjfmame pa
matkou jenom nekolik nasle-
duj1cich: italskeho vlastence
Giuseppe Garibaldiho, ruske
revolucionare Petra Kropotki-
ma a Katerinu Breskovskou,
ktera pc valce Ella nekolik let
" Mukaceve ma Podkarpatske
Rusi. Nase generace byla
svedkem zalozeni university
We vyhnanstv1' We mest6 New
Yorku a byla svedkem pT1jez-
d umnoha politely pronasle-
dovanych ucencG a vzdelava-
tell, kterf dnes splacejf svGj
duh osvetovou cinnostl ma rGz
nych americkych ucilistfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
(KONEC.)
Amerika utocistem bszencGG.
F.. L.. 1. S..

F. l.. l. S.
SekretaT statu Cordell Hull
vyzval devetadyacet narodn,
ably poskytly 1tociste polite
kym a nabozenskym exulan-
tGm. President Roosevelt
schvalil plan ma vytvoreni
zvlastn1 mezinarodn1 rady, jez
by jednala o problemech be-
zencG, poukazuje soucasne ma
to-, re pokud Sc Spojenych Sta
til tyce, nebude tTeba pfijlma-
ii zadnych novych zakon1, a.
by sem molly byti pfipouste-
ny persekuci vystavene mensi-
mp. Pf1tomne immigracni kvo-
ty tech zemi, z nichz prcha
nejv1ce lidf, nejsou v posled-
mich letech ami zdaleka vycer-
pavany.
Obzvlaste zajfmava je po-
znamka presidenta Roosevelta
O tradicnlm americkem VITA
hui k politickym bezencum,
ktef1 zde nachazeli 1tociste
jiz cd roku 1889. Politictf a
nabozenstf bezenci byli ostat-
ne jiz i mezi prvymi pr6kop-
Milky, kteT1 kolonisovali p1du
Noveho sveta.
PT1chodem 1O2 Poutnik1 v
prosinci 1920 ma lodi "May-
flower" zapoc1na era stehova-
nj anglickych nabozenskych a
politickych mensin, st1hanych
tehdejs1m anglickym radem.
Prave tento pTistehovalecky
proud rozhodl We prospect an
t'lictiny jakozto reci americke,
rozhodl O zaveden1 mnoha an
glickych tradic a INSTRUCT ma
pGde Noveho sveta.
Poutn1ky, ktef1 prisli do A
meriky "a DOLBY vyhnanstvi z
Holandska, nasledovalo asi 20
tis1c PuritanG, kteT1 zalozili
kolonie novoanglicke. Mezi
zakladateli kolonialnf Virginie
bylo tez mnoho royalist1, w.
puzenych z vlasti v dobe, kip
Oliver Cromwell opanoval An
gill pc sesazenf krale. Zakla-
dateli Marylandu byli katol1-
ci, kter1 nasli Americe utoci-
ste, kdy jejich lodi "Ark" a
"Dove" zakotvily u brehG re-
ky Potomac v bTeznu 1884.
Pronasledovanf anglict1 kve-
XII, vedeni Williamem Penn
en-, zalozili Pennsylvania. K
MIN Sc pridruzili pozdeji cetni
nemect1 sektari, jejichz migra
ce z~apocala priplut1m lodi
Concord" v T1jnu 1888. Take
pres dvanact tis1c francouz-
skych Hugenotu, zaslouzivs1ch
Sc o rozvoj mnoha americkych
koloni1, uprchlo re sve vlasti,
ably uniklo nabozenskemu a
politickemu pronasled ovan1.
Totez mono T1ci o Ircanech a
jinych narodnostn1ch mensi-
mach, jez Sc ut1kaly do Ameri-
ky v kolonisacnfm obdob1.
JiT1 Washington ocenil ucast
kterou brazil bezenci pTi budo-
van1 zakladG Spojenych StatG,
kdyz Sc 1. ledna 1895 pfi SVEN
prohlasen1 Ike Dni d1kdvzdani
soucasne i modlil, ably Sc tato
zeme stavala stale bezpecnej-
sim a lepslm 1tocistem nestast
Mkt z jinych zem1.
Tomas Jefferson vytkl We
sve slavne presidentske reci v
roce 1901 "a jednu z narod-
mich smernic i otevrenou bra
nu vsem politickym vyhnan-
cum. We SVEN protestu prot
zakazu pTipousten1 takovych-
to cizincd prohlasil: "Odepfe-
me nestastnym uprchlfkGm tn
pohostinnost, kterou poskytli
divosi pustiny nasim predk1m,
prisedsfm do teto zeme? Ne
najde utlacene lidstvo zadne-
no 1tulku ma teto zemekouli?"
V minulosti osvedcila sc A
merika jake 1tociste polite
kych bezencG vsemoznych pre-
svedcenl. TAX ma pr. "a fran
couzske revoluce prijelo sem
nekolik set majetku zbave-
nych francouzskych statkarn
a aristokrat1, a pozdeji, "a
Napoleona, mnoho revolucio-
nSTH KazdH rnzurat Y E,uro-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
Upominka z vojny.

NV W. q" ~
pTestala usmivati uznavaj1c
patrne, re jsem rozumny clo-
vek, ktery pamatuje ma bu-
doucnost. Jak jsem promluvil,
upjal ma mne pan zraky a re-
XII:
"Racte dovoliti. Die hlasu
a podoby IDA Sc mi,ze bychom
Sc NELL znati."
Rekl jsem mu, kdo jsem, a.
lie zakroutil hlavou a trOchu Sc
zamyslil. Jmeno mole i stav
byly mu patrne neznamy.
Hned potion Sc mi pfedstavo-
wal: "Jsem doktor Cernovsky,
tuto mole chot."
ga slouzil jste jake poddG-
stojnfk u vozatajstva Ia oku-
pace Hercegoviny?" tazal
jsem Sc.
Pfisvedcil a potion uz jsme
Sc rychle domluvili. Vzpom-
mel 81, re jsme spolu prodelali
nekolik trapnych pochodu me-
ri Bilecem a Trebinjf, a re
jsme Sc v Bileci casteji stykali.
A ted plynula zabava zivym
p%roudem. Povedel mi, re vra-
tiv Sc z okupace dokoncil stu
dia a Tekl mi v kterem venkov-
skem meste okresn1m je advo-
katem.
Zatfm seznamily Sc take ma
Sc zeny a zacaly 81 povldati O
svych hospodarstvfch, moji no.
81 seznamili sc S devcatky Ger
novskeho, ale O Gem ia drobo-
tina p%ov1dala, nevfm. My 5
Cernovskym hovofili o okupa-
ci a o SVEN vojenskem zivote.
To bylo vzpom1nek!
Ia chvili ODE nase zeny ne
chaly hovoru a jaly Sc nam ma
slouchati. A mole, jaka uz je,
re nedovede mic smlcet, proho-
dila, re o prazdninach do Her
cegoviny pojedeme a pochlu-
bila Sc, re ia costa je jej1 my
ISlenkou.
"Take bych Sc tam nekdy
rad podfval," prohodil Cernov-
Isky, "ale nen1 cas-. Jsem stale
zamestnan. A co tam take.
Mnoho krasneho tam, milosti-
va PAM, n%euvidfte, jen hole
|skaly, ubohy, zanedbany lid a
b1du ma vsech stranach."
A hned potion zacal vypra-
vovati O SVEN dobrodruzstvi s
Martou. Mole zena tn vec zna-
la z meho vypravovan1 a po-
slouchala proto S nevSedn1m
zajmem.
Take PAM Cernovska poslou
chala pozorne, ale smala Sc,
nebot Cernovsky vypravel &C.
lou pf1hodu S Martou takovym
zertovnym zpGsobem, ably mo-
j1 zene naznacil, jak detsky
dGvefivy je slovansky lid ma
jihu.
Kdyz jsme sc pozde vecer
ub1rali re s~lavnosti, pov1dala
mi zena: "Poslouchej, ten pan
doktor O SVEN zasnoubenf v
Herzegovina vypravoval tuze
~lehkomyslnym tonem. Prelhal
devce a ted 81 z toho della
smich!"
"Je takovym, jakym vzdyc-
ky byval," rekl jsem. "Taci
jsou vojaci. Slfbf, ale nespl-
nj"
"To jsem rada, re jsem te
nepoznala, dokud isl byl d.
stojnikem," smala Sc zena.
"Byl bys mne pekne asi nechal
sedet."
"Vsak bys 81 byla nasla j.
neho, jake to asi udelala ia
Marta V Herzegovina, kdyz 81
pro nj Cernovsky neprisel,'
odvetil jsem.
A zena mlcela. Patrne asi
nemela este svedomf, ably mo-
hla tvrditi, re by mi byla YER
most zachovala do smrti.
Takove jsou zenske.
0 prazdninach jeli jsme te-
dy ma Jill. Z Terstu jeli jsme
parnlkem do Dubrovnika a
zde zdrzeli jsme sc diva dny.
Musel jsem zenu a deti voditi
pc mistech, kudy jsem iako
vojln chodil a vsechno jim wy
svetlovati. Mnohe bylo We me-
ste "a ia leta zmeneno, ale
mnohe take zGstalo nezmene-
no. Potion najali jsme 81 fla
kra ma neurcity pocet dnl a je-
Ii jsme do Hercegoviny. Prvnf-
no dine dorazili jsme do Ire
-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-06-03
SILENA MARTA.
Upom1nka z vojny.


"Za PCT dnf budeme v &C.
chach', povfdali 81 vojfni. Ne
kteT1 dokonce tvrdili, re "a tTi.
Pravdu nem6l nikdo. Costa do
vlasti trvala pres tyden, ale
den pc pr1chodu do Czech byli
starsi voj1ni propusteni a roz-
b6hli Sc do svych domovG, ja-
ko kdyz do vrabcG hod1 cepic1.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-17
Four Germans Arrested For
Photographing Panama Canal
Key Defenses of Canal
Pictured; One Is Wo-
man; Camera and Au-
tomobile Seized and
Trial Is Planned

Panama, Canal Zone, Oct IT, (AP)
The United States military today
held four Germans. one a woman, for
photographing key defenses to the
Panama Canal.
A court of inquiry will determine
whether they are to be charged with
espionage on the waterway, vital link
in the American defense, by which the
fleet can be shifted from the Pacific
to the Atlantic or back in emergency
defenses.
The four were arrested Sunday
while taking pictures of Galeta Point,
first defense of the Atlantic approach
to the canal. They entered Fort Ran
dolph reservation in the morning by
auto and denied, the sentry said, that
they had camera The question is
routine to all visitors The sentry
became suspicious and notified his
sergeant two hours later. Search led
to the arrests and confiscation Of
the camera and automobile.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-17
Nazis Dust
Of Catholics

Vienna, Oct. 17=lAP)--Dr. Sigis-
mund Waltz, Catholic archbishop OF
Salzburg, today was relieved by Off
cial order of supervision over reli-
gious education in the Salzburg dis
trict elementary schools: This was
the latest Nazi move against the
Catholic clergy and followed the
breakdown of church-state peace ne
gotiations announced in a Vienna
speech last Thursday by Joseph Buer-
excl, Nazi commissioner for Austria.
Hitherto, Archbishop Waltz has en-
joyed the special privilege of visiting
obligatory religious classes in the
lower schools and making suggestions
as to instructions. Henceforth, such
supervision, according to the order is
sued by the Salbzurg district school
council, will be carried out solely by
State and school officials.
Archbishop Waltz, one of the Cath
Ollie leaders who signed a declaration
of fealthy to Adolf Hitler soon after
the annexation of Austria, had PLAYED
a leading role in the recent church
state negotiations.
Buerckel, in his anti-clerical speech
to a Vienna mass meeting October Is,
revealed to some 100000 Nazis that
the church saw new chance" in the
speculation" that Germany would
come into foreign political difficulties"
iover Czechoslovakia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-17
Farm-Labor
Leaders Are
Called Reds

Washington, Oct. 17.-(AP)-Steve
Sadler, st. paul consulting engineer,
told the House Committee on un-Ame-
rican activities today that communists
had tried to take over the Farmer
Labor Party" He added, however.
that he wanted it clearly understood
he was making no accusations against
a majority of the party, nor its rank
and file. He described them as good
American citizens.
Governor Benson, Congressman
Bernard, Congressman Teigan anu
Mr.. Williams are spoken of and writ
ten ND in all communistic publications
as friends of their cause he testified.
referring to Minnesota's Farmer-I'a-
Dor governor, and two of its represen-
tatives in the House. He said How
ard williams, executive secretary OF
the League of Independent Political
Action, and candidate for Congress on
the fourth Minnesota Farmer-Labor
ticket, was called a communist in the
report of a special commission to- m
vestigate communistic and other. sub
versive organizations in Massachu-
sets.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-17
Great Drive
Planned To
Crush Arabs

Jerusalem, Oct 17.-(AP)-British
troops deployed to positions through
out Palestine today as a preliminary
to a huge drive to crush Arab resis-
lance to Britain's rule in the Holy
Land.
Some quarters feared the Arab re-
bellion was a threat to the peace of
the whole Near East. The new CAM
paign against the Arabs was ordered
yesterday Immediately after the re-
turn from London of Sir Harold Al
fred MacNdichael, British high COM
missioner, and commander-in-chief in
Palestine. Tension persisted as Jews,
Holy Land Arabs and Arabs in Trans
Jordan and Syria awaited publication
of a British commission report to
know whether Britain still intended
to establish separate Arab states. The
plan to partition Palestine into three
areas, including a zone to remain I'M
der British mandate, is deeply resent
ed by both Jews and Arabs.
Rifles cracked throughout the Holy
Land last night. The city of Jerusalem
was virtually beleagured. All the gates
except the Jaffa gate were closed
after a 24-hour curfew was clamped
down at Z p. m. yesterday.
Except for heavily armed guards
the streets were almost deserted
More than IL cities with Arab popula-
tions now have been placed under re-
5trictiOnS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-17
Great Speed
Of Jap Drive
Is Amazing
Railway to Canton Cut
at, Two Points as City
Is Put Under Martial
Law by Chinese; Jap
War Planes Engage in
Heavy Bombardments

Hong Kong, Oct. 17.-(AP) -Japan's
invasion of South China swept on to-
day with what military observers con-
sidered amazing rapidly The vital
'Canton-Kowloon railway was cut at
least at two points. One column
landed on the Pearl river delta and
raced overland to sever the line Is
miles north of Hong Kong. Another
drove westward and cut it midway be-
sween Canton and Hong Kong
Other forces crossed the east river
after the capture of Waichow, and
fought their way up the Waichow-Can
ton highway to within so miles of
Canton.
Indications that the Japanese in
tended to drive straight on to the
South China metropolis were seen in
the fact that Japanese war planes
heavily bombarded Tsengsing, Chinese
troop concentration points As miles
east of Canton. Canton was placed
under martial law.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-17
Archbishop
Critical Of
Munich Pact

Canterbury, England, Oct. 17.-iAP)
The archbishop of Canterbury, Ang-
iican primate of all England, guard
eddy criticized Prime Minister Cham
berlain's Munich peace settlement IN
a speech to his diocesan conference
today.
The archbishop, the Most Rev. Cos
mo Gordon Lang, said: Il think We
must admit that, though we are filled
with thankfulness for peace, we can
not have any enthusiasm for the
terms by which peace was won."
He referred to the agreement for
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Czechoslova-
kia to satisfy the demands of Nazl
Germany. The archbishop, noted for
his frank political announcements.
expressed "the deepest admiration
for Czechoslovakia' self-restraint and
dignity in a time of unspeakable trial,
and pleaded for an end to "the insane
race for ornaments"
The enraged feelings against Prime
Minister Chamberlain'S accord a2-
peared to be subsiding in favor of a
new note of national security to back
a heavy armament race. Newspapers
kept up a campaign for the rapid in
tegration of all civil and military de-
Tense movements.
Winston Churchill, bitter critic of
the Munich peace, echoed an appar-
emily growing sentiment in radio
address to the United States last
night, appealing for American coope-
ration against moral and military
aggression of dictators.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-17
Says Crop Control Worth
$lOO Million This Year

flue-cured weed and the acreage quota
plan for cotton growers.
The table with this article shows In
detail just what items he included in
his estimates.
Of the principal item, increased
value of tobacco, Mr.. Arnold says IN
literature being distributed over the
State to farmers:
Il think it is not too much to estl-
mate that if it were not for this law
Control and marketing quotas), to-
bacco would today be selling for ten
to twelve cents per pound. If this be
true, tobacco is selling ten cents ger
pound higher because of law spon-
sored by the Farm Bureau.
eff the estimates made by the De-
partment of Agriculture that North
Carolina will make this year 539,8OO,-
OOO pounds of tobacco then the law
has brought to North Carolina $53,98O,-
900.
Gan the business interests of the
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-17
Hungary Will Wait
New MoveO fCzechs
About Her Demands
Such an Offer To Re-
new Komarom Con
ferences E xpe c t e d
Shortly by Budapest
Officials; Hungary
Still Moving Men and
War S Ii e S to
Border

Budapest, Hungary, Oct 17.-(AP)-
Baron Bothmer, of the foreign office
declared today that Czechoslovakia
must make new proposal before
Hungary takes -urther action in her
demands for ungarian-populated
regions of Czechoslovakia.
Such an offer to lay basis for re-
newing the interrupted Komarom con-
versations is expected shortly, the
baron said. But, he added, any new
plans would be made more difficult
to accept because of Increased
Czechoslovak atrocities in Hungarian
minority regions.
Hungary despite a general feeling
that chances for a peaceful settlement
have frightened considerably, still
moved men and equipment to the
Czechoslovak frontier. The cabinet,
meanwhile, met to consider sugges
tons of Reichfuehrer Hitler and Pre-
mier Mussolini of Italy for settling
the dispute.
The choice of methods was believ-
ed to lie between these two: Either
the EAtler-Mussolini plan to make
Prague accept a new, more accept
able Hungarian plan with the APP
prevail of other western powers as a
basis for resuming negotiations, or a
four-power conference for the same
purpose to be called by Hitler or Mus
solini
The first plan was regarded here
as the more likely to be adopted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-17
Daily DIspasch Bureau,
In The Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, Oct. 17.-Crop control has
been worth one hundred million doi-
lars this year to North Carolinas
farmers and, consequently, to its
business men and industries, it is es-
timated by E. F. Arnold, secretary OF
the North Carolina Farm Bureau
Federation
Mr.. Arnold made the estimates In
preparing literature for an intensive
drive by the bureau to insure aD-
prevail of a control program by farm
ers when control voting time comes
In December.
In making his $1O0,OOO,OOO estimate,
he took into consideration direct pay
ments to the farmers through the soil
conservation program of the Depart
ment of Agriculture as well as the
increased price he believes farmers
received for their cotton and tobacco
as the result of the marketing con-
troll and tobacco as the result of the
marketing control program for the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-17
LIQUOR SALES FOR
SEPTEMBER ARE UP

Raleigh, Oct. IL. - (AP) - Liquor
sales in county-operated stores in the
u wet units during September totalled
1904, 1910, an increase of $4,493.75
over September, 1897.
Chairman Guitar Moore, of the State
Abe Board, released the reItorts today
noting that Durham county led in
sales with $89,285.5O. Last months
sales also included: Beaufort county,
$19,O15.20; Edgecombe county, $50, &c.,
10; Nash county, $22,1OO55; Pitt coun-
ty, $44,492; Vance, $18,276.2O; Wilson,
$32,O33O5; Lenoir county, $31, 533;
Warren, $9,l03.8O; Franklin, $11 ,021.4 (;
Greene, $5,311. 40; Johnston, $685.. 40.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-17

Quota Before
Dec. 10 Vote

College Station, Raleigh, Oct. IL
H. A. Patten, acting AAA executive
officer at State College, said today
that cotton growers who vote in the
December 10 referendum will know
exactly how much lint acreage they
will be allotted under the 1889 farm
program before the balloting.
Committees are now at work in the
counties. setting up acreages in pre-
paration for the coming vote. In the
last referendum growers did not
know their allotments before ballot
ing.
Two-thirds or more of the growers
voting must approve the control plan
before it can go into effect This
means two-thirds of the planters IN
the entire cotton-producing area.
Patten explained that tobacco grow
ers will also get chance to vote, if
present plans mature. This referen-
dunn. will probably be held concur
rently with the cotton vote.
Machinery for the referendum is
now being shaped up and will be
practically the same as that used in
the March IL balloting. Precinc'
boxes will be set up in each OF the
counties affected and all eligible grow