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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-06-29
Gala Picnic Festival
Marks Anniversary of
Slau National Home
Speakers Stress Jugo-Slav
Work in Development
of This Area.
HOMES 10th BIRTHDAY
Program, Concert, Sports,
Dance, Feature Picnic
at Sandy Point.

The important part that the SLOW
enian people played in the development
of the Northwest was emphasized by
speakers from Duluth, Virginia and
Hibbing, at the picnic Sunday COM
memOrating the twentieth anniversary
of the Jugoslav National Home.
You can be proud of what you and
your sons have done to make this
country great" Judge Mark Nolan, Du-
luth, told the crowd Of several thous-
and people gathered at Sandy Point to
celebrate the anniversary.
II think this group should be con-
graduated on its twentieth anniver-
Sary,' Judge Nolan said. The fact that
you can look back shows the spirit of
getting along together, a spirit of Co
operation that indicates achievement.
The people who settled America
brought along the greatest traditions of
their native lands, an important con-
tribution to the greatness of the
country Of their adoption, Judge Nolan
emphasized, and pointed out that the
only people here who do not fall in
the foreign" classification are the In
dams.
Preceding the main address of the
day, the Ely quartet, composed of
Frank Jenko, who provided the az
Gordon accompaniment, Valentine Roz-
man, Matt Levar and Matt Kobe, sang
several Slovenian selections, much to
the enjoyment of their listeners.
Mayor 3. NJ. Lambert was the first
speaker to appear on the program, in
charge of Ivan Tauzeu, general chair
man Of the anniversary committees.
Mayor Lambert offered the congrat1la-
tons of the City of Ely to the National
Home. John Arko, Virginia, assistant
county attorney, and william Berlin,
Hibbing, state representative, were then
introduced by Mr.. Tauzen, who pointed
out that they were both sons of pioneer
Slovenian settlers Of this territory.
The National Home was organized so
that the Slovenians could take better
part in activities about them, to pro-
mote the interests of our people, and to
make something better for our
children Mr.. Arko stated.
1T made it possible for us to achieve
things together that we could never
achieve alone, he emphasized THE
good work we have done is only
started" he said, I'VE must carry on"
Stating that ne spoke for the younger
generation, Mr.. Berlin, who will observe
his REIMBURSEMENT birthday Aug. u,
declared that I'VE should appreciate the
work of the older people who have
helped the younger people get where
they are" Berlin, the youngest man
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-06-29
GEORGE BURcK
S. ". &C. HEAD
Succeeds j. Debeltz, President
for Past Two Years; Make
Labor Day Plans.

George Burck was elected president
of the s. W. o. C. lodge No. 1864 at a
meeting held Saturday evening, sue
ceeding John Debeltz, president for the
past two years, who was not candidate
for reelection. Burck served as vice
president during the presidency of Mr..
Debeltz.
! A gift of appreciation was presented
by the chapter to the retiring president.
Plans were discussed for staging the
second annual Labor Day celebration
here Monday, Sept. 4, and committees
appointed to make arrangements.
Other unit officers named include
John Muhvich, vice president; j. Emil
Maxi, financial secretary; Anton Pc
chek, recording secretary; Charles
Myntti, treasurer; Elmo Passo, guide;
William Shop. guard; John Debeltz,
trustees
The grievance committee will be
selected at the next meeting
President Burck has announced the
appointment Of the following COM
mites:
Membership Pechek, George
Burck, j. Emil Maxi, John Debeltz
John Muhvich, Sam E. Swanson, John
Jurisich, Elmo Passo, Charles Myntti
| Sports Frank Jasper, Mathew Mar
olt, Uhro Hokkanen, Risto Women,
Herbert Atkins, John KraIl, John
Loushin, Jr.
observation-disclosures Mackie, John
Kotzian, Henry Hendrickson, Dominic
Finco, Howard Prowse, Robert Nekich
Auditing-John Kari. Matt johnson
George Kochevar.
Welfare-John Jurisich, Rudolph
Kermit, Elmo Aspie, Louis Benko, Joe
Pechaver, Dan Chachich, Oscar Maxi.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-06-29
Reu. G.. A. Aho Reelected
National Church President

wedding anniversary of the Rev. and
Mrs. Peter Miettien, Rollo, N. D., was
observed, and the couple presented with
a purse of silver.
In his report on the national church,
President Aho stated that the member
ship has shown a good increase and
that the income of the church had in
creased by one-haf.
Missionary work is being done in
Toronto, Detroit, and North Dakota and
surrounding territory, the Rev. R. v.
Niemi, Calumet, Mich, in charge Of
missions, reported.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-06-29
Mrs. Anderson Was Not
Mother of Mrs. LeBarrOn.

The Miner was misinformed when it
stated last week that Mrs Selma An
derson, who died at the LeBarron home
at the Halfway, was the mother of Mrs
R. z. LeBarron.
Mrs. Anderson, who was u years of
age, was occupying a cabin near the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. LeBarron and
when taken i'll was removed to their
home where she died
The remains were taken to Joliet,
Illinois for burial
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-06-29

Miss Audrey King of Milwaukee,
daughter of Mrs. Ruth King, is visiting
in the home of her mother here. Miss
King will be here until July g. She is
a surgical nurse in Columbia hospital
in Milwaukee and is also in the faculty
for student nurses.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-06-29
BAND CONCERT
next FRIDAY
Second Outdoor Concert at
Whiteside Park Presents
Appealing Program.

An appealing program has been pre-
pared for the second of the seasons
outdoor concerts by the Municipal Band
at Whiteside Park on Friday evening,
at 7:30, under the direction Of Frank "
DiNino. The program is as follows:
March, President" ... .Vessello
Overture, "OrpheuS," Offenbach
Selection, 1.-The Rose Maid" ...
Staedten
Patrol Comique," ... Hindley
Selection, Songs from the Old Folks" :.
Lake
Creme de Ia Creme" .... Tobani
Selection of Popular Numbers, ....
1.-The Only Girl" ...........He Herbert
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-06-29
FORMER RESIDENT VISITS.

Mrs. H. L. Hagerman of Superior is
in the city for a visit with her brother
in-law, DR.. H. j. Lockhart, and her
numerous friends made while Mrs
Hagerman was a resident of Wintor
and Ely.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-06-29
VISITING IN ELY.

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La gaceta., 1939-08-17

sulta con la. Union sc lie permit
tira ell reducir sus fuerzas de a.
cuerdo con los requerimientos
de su negocio.
Sec. 3.-Si ell Empleante sus-
pendiera parte o TODD su perso-
nal debido a falta de trabajo, al
reanudar ell trabajo, al Emplean
tie no lie sera permitido ell en-
plear nuevos trabajadores hasta
qle no haya puesto a TRAFALGAR
a todos sus empleados regula-
res. Use entiende que los futu-
res trabajadores de temporada,
o tempo de trabajo abundante,
s9ran los empleados desde Sep
tiembre l. a Diciembre Is de
clalquier ano, y no seran con-
81 lerados como trabajadores re
gllares).
Ell contrato regira hasta Ju-
Mo 80 de 1941.
La gaceta., 1939-08-17
LA WPA PREPARA MAS DE
5000

La administration de la WPA
en- la Florida, segun nos comuni
ca ell Sr. Roy Schroeder, admins
tradOr del Estado, tiene ahora
ID dias para completar las &C.
Santias de las personals que lie
ven mas de Is meses en- las lis
tas de alivio.
Fue revocada la suspension
temporal de julio %, la semana
pasada, y la administration sc
vic obligada a actuar en- las Sci
Areas a partir del dia IA.
Las cesantfas Sc haran en- J;
forma siguiente: Area No. /
Jacksonville, 1860; area No. 2
Orlando, TIA; area No. 8, Mia.
mi, 1868; area No. 4, Tampa
2,313; area No. 5, Madison.
1,239, y area No. 6, Pensacola
924. Cada area incluye varioS
condadOs.
Abarca el area de Tampa los
Condados de Hillsborough, CT
trus, Charlotte, DeSoto, Har-
dee, fernando, Highlands, Lee,
Pasco, Pinellas, Polk y Saraso-
ia.
La gaceta., 1939-08-17
LOS AIRES
TARON A UN INGLES

Gibraltar, agosto 17.-Los
falangistas arestaron en- Alge-
ciras, dejandolo despues en-
libertad, al comandante M. J.
Malley, jefe medico de la Off
Gina de embarques, en- esta ciu
dad. Presenciaba una corrida
de toros cuando I'm grupo de
falangistas borrachos lie pidi6
que saludara a la usanza fas-
cista. Ell 10 hizo, -pero su espo-
sa no.
Entonces lie arestaron y lie hi
cieron pagan una multa de mil
pesetas. Todos los extranjeros
que Sc negaron a saludar fue-
ron arrestados.
La gaceta., 1939-08-17
La fiesta del Domingo

Esta va asegurado ell exito del
almuerzo y bale annual de la po-
derosa sociedad Circulo CubanO,
anunciado para ell domingo.
DistinguidaS personalidades
americans y latinas han pro-
metido su a~sistencia.
Ell alcalde Chancey, invitado
por la directiva, ha prometido
asistir.
Nuevas pleas seran estrena-
das por las dos %orquestas, en- no
nor de la comisi6n organizado-
ra. = !
Las mesas van a ser coloca-
das con sumo gusto y Sc almor-
cara a la sombra.
Tenemos entendido que 81
Columbia" servira ell arroz con
polio, 10 que es una garantia.
Esperamos los detalles fina-
les de los muchachos de la Sec
Gin de Recreo.
La gaceta., 1939-08-17
By TONI ROSSETT

un estadc nac.onalista cohesive,
y Sc prorleti6 Ell orden. FL Par
lido Fascista 0 Ell Nacional So
cialista nutrioron sus filaS y au-
mentaron en- fuerza y capaci-
dad para crear la confusion en-
ell Parlamento. FL ejercito pri-
vado estaba siendo organiZado
y equipado, y comenzaba su rel
nado de terror. Sc desarrollaba
ell sentimiento pdblico favora-
BILE por medic de la prensa, los
oradores, las transmisiones por
radio, y la organization local de
devotos.
(Contina Hd).
La gaceta., 1939-08-17
Ell Ciclo de los Dictadores
SOCIAL FORCES"
UNIVERSITY OF N. c., CHAPEL HILL

Muchas dictaduras Sc han ca
racterizado en- esta etapa por la
formation propagandista, me-
ticulosamente planeada, del fu-
turo dictator. Por medic de es-
pectaculares demostracioneS,
campahas de diIcursos, ell uso
de peri6dicos personalmente
co%ntrolados, Ell vilipendio de los
gobernantes existentes, y la re-
petici6n de lemas escogidos con
cuidado, Sc lallana ell canine.
Cesar hizo uso de sus victorias
para deslumbrar al pueblo, y De
sus soldados para hablar de 81
mismo; Cosme de Medicis utili-
70 SUI viaje a Venecia para Pile
ma ventaja propia y por medic
de sus riquezas control6 mucha
opinion y muchaS agencias gu
bernamentales en- Florencia !;
Riohelieu utiiiz6 sagazmente
sus cargos eclesiasticos, y con
mucho cuidado Sc ininu6 en- ell
amino de la reina-madre, Ma
ria de MediciS; ell dramatismo
militar de Napoleon es harto CO.
nocido; Rosas construy6 inteli-
gentemente su popularidad por
un control de la prensa; Luis
Napoleon durante un ano llev6
a efecto una campana de discur-
sos y constantemente repetia ell
lena de eel Imperio significa n
Paz"; las tacticas histri6nicas
y de otros jaeces de Mussolini
y Hitler antes de ascender al
poder son del dominic p1blicO.
En- los movimientos fascistas
de la poSt-guerra, en- esta etapa
Sc enunciaron los antiquities
de vista, convene a saber, an
ti+liberalismo, anti-parlaments-
rismo, anti-eleccionismo, anti
igualdad. Sc foment6 Ell quito de
La gaceta., 1939-08-17
RECLAMA TIE
RRITORIO POLACO

Paris, agOsto 17.-Bajo pre-
sion del nazismo aleman, Es-
lovaquia reclama hoy de Polo
mia, por medic de discusses y
articulos, que lie devuelva ell
distrito de Javorina, ocupadi
por Polonia en- ell Otono de
1888. Dirige la propaganda en-
ese sentido, Alexandra Mach,
jefe de propaganda en- Brati%-
lava. Nuevas precauciones Sc
han tornado en- Eslovaquia pa
ra evitar actos de violencia en-
ell barrio hebreo.
Dos sinagogas fueron ataca-
La gaceta., 1939-08-17
Ell C~ONSULTIVO HA CON-
VOCADO UNA ASAMBLEA
PARA LA NOCHE DEL
(Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.)

ra ell uso de los mismos, que Ell
tai Manufacturer desea poner
en- uso.
Embellishments el Comit6
Consultivo Conjunto y dicho Co
mite del Trabajo Sc reuniran
con ell prop6sito de fijar y esta-
blecer precio so escala de jornal,
dicho Presidente International
o su Representante tendra Ell
derecho de asistir a estas jun
tas, y 81 las Parties no puedcn
llegar a un acuerdo dentro de
cinco dias desde la fecha en- que
fue entregado la description de
los mismo, o en- ell case de que ell
Comite Consultivo Conjunto no
sc reuniera o rehusara reunirS e
con el Comite del Trabajo de los
Manufacturers dentro del item
pc fijado, una escala de formal
para los mismos sera fijada por
un Arbitro que sera nombrado
por la Division de Conciliaci6n
del DEPARTMENT. del Trabajo
de los Estados Unidos, tai Arbi-
tro asi nombrado inmediatamen
te conducira una audiencia de
acuerdo, y dentro de diez (10)
dias despues de cerrarse los pro
cedimientos y de anotar las de-
claraciones de ambas parties, d.
cho Arbitro rendira su decision
Y dicha decision sera obligato-
ria y efectiva para tOdas las par
ties, y todas las parties acuerdan
adherirse a la misma. Dicho Ar
bitro tendra ell derecho de limi-
tar ell tempo dentro del cual am
bias parties introduciran testi-
monio y tambien Ell derecho a
limitar la evidencia sometida
por cada una de las Parties.
HOrdS de TrdbdjO
Art. Nv. Sec. LAS horas
regulares de trabajo para todos
los empleados en- todos los De-
p~artamentos seran de cuarenta
(40) horas por semana, consis-
tiendo de ocho (8) por dia por
cinco (5) diaS, y ell empleante
tendra la opci6n de trabajar cua
tro (4) horas adicionales hasta
Octubre "a, 1889, y dos (2) no.
ra sadicionales desde dicha fe-
cha hasta Octubre "a, 1910, CO.
mo Sc provee por la Ley de Ho-
ras Y Jornales,
Sec. para ell prop6sito de
una distribution equitativa del
'trabajo en- tiempos muertos o
floios, Ell Empleante primero re
ducira ell nGmero de dias de ira
bajo a cuatro (4) dias por Sc
mana de ocho horas por dia. 81
a pesar de estas medidas, ell En-
pleante encuentra la reduction
de su personal esencial, en- con-
La gaceta., 1939-08-17
CUBA MANDARA UNA RE-
PRESENTATION AL CON-
CURSE DE AVIAClON DEL
SABADO Y Ell DOMINGO

Aver sc supo en- esta ciudad
que ell gobierno americana
mandara una representation
al concurso de aviacion de
Mediados de Verano, con apa-
ratios modernos, que Sc efec-
tuara en- esta ciudad ell saba
do 10 y ell domingo 20, en-
Drew Field, bajO los auspicios
del Tampa Exchange Club, Ell
Tampa Junior Exchange Club
y la Asociacicn AeronauticA
NaciOnal, cuyo capitulO 10 pre-
side en- Tampa Ell Sr. m. M.
Frost.
La representation Guiana,
que todavia no Sc sabe q~uienes
la compOndran, sera agasaja-
da por una comision de la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor IN
por los Sres. Severino
Quintanilla, Gaspar Mella,
Victoriano Manteiga, Rafael
M. Ybor y A. A. Fernandez.
Sc les invitara al almuerzo
del domingo en- la SOciedad
Circulo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1939-08-17

Termin6 aver en- este teatro la
exhibition de la pelicula Guiana
"Siboney."
Juan Orol y Maria Antonieta
Pons fueron muy aplaudidos en-
su presentation personal.
Para la semana pr6xima anun
cia Glamour ell estreno de Puer
ia Cerrada, una sensational Pc
licula argentina.
Libertad Lamarque, artista
que honra a la cinematografia
iberoamericana, es la protago :
nista.
Mas tarde Sc estrenara otra
cinta Guiana, LA Ultima Melo-
dia".
La gaceta., 1939-08-17
NOTAS SOCIALE
La p1Ime-a matinee

Ia U1IUpeTu WlClIee
I'll Centre Espafol arrncia pa
ra el dia 10 de s~eptiembre, do
mingo, su primera matinee del
ano.
Tocara, como en- las tempor3-
das anteriores, la popular or
questa de Don Francisco.
La matinee del II de septiem-
ore no Sc efectuara, con motive
de la gran fiesta del Centre Es-
pahol en- ell palacio de W. Tam
pa; pero 81 la del "a.
Algunas atracciones Sc pro-
pone ofrecer a la juventud, en- el
curse la serie de bales diurno!
dominicales, la Seccion que ca
pitanea Angel de la Riva.
La gaceta., 1939-08-17
TeGtrO del CfrculO CubanO

TeGtrO del CfrculO CubdnO
I'm lleno complete, tai como 10
habiamos anunciado. Ell p1blico
esta encantado de las funciones
de los microbes, por el precio
especial y ell derroche de arte y
buen gusto por parte de la com
pania.
Todos los Interpreters del sal
nete "Filigrana... No.. Ma" fue
ron muy aplaudidos.
Para ell viernes Sc anuncia Ell
estpeno de Maria Magdalena",
obra allegro y emocionante al
mismo tempo.
La compania dirigida por
Pons ensaya "El Hijo del &C.
neral" al
La gaceta., 1939-08-17

1.-PerfOdO Ge cdOs, de preston
q Quiebra guberndmentGl

1.-PerfOdO de cdOs, de preston
q Quiebra gubernamentGl
Els esta esa temprana etapa
en- que prevalece la confusion
general, por 10 regular despues
de alguna sacudida o catastrofe
nacional; una epoca de insegu-
ridad economical, conflicto y So
liviantamiento de classes, de
gran humiliation y desorgani-
zaci6n Institutional, especial
mente de una perdida de con-
fianza en- las agencias guberna-
m~entales existentes. Esos sinies
tros aliados, la guerra y la re-
vcluci6n, solo excepcionalmentc
han allanado ell canine de la
demOcracia; antes al %contrariO,
han dado lugar a las tiranias.
La raz6n es que en tiempos de
caos Y confusion, las gentes Sc
parecen por ell orden, la Tranquil
lidad, la prosperidad y ell con-
troll estable; buscan la esperan-
"a y un prop6sito; Sc italian dis
puestas a pagan un precio ele-
vado por un libertador. Y en- ia
les epocas no escasean los pre-
suntos libertadores. Los ITEM
pos como estos preparan ell esce-
mario para cada uno de las die
taduras arriba mencionadas.
2.-LG preparation para
ell pOder
Durante este periodic ell "hom-
bre fuerte" esta gradualmente
preparando su ideologia, acumu
lando partidarios, fernando up
ejercito privado, ganando fuer-
"a Y control economics, practl-
cando tanto adoctrinamiento CO.
mo lie es possible. Este periodic
ha sido ocaSionalmente un perio
do de competencia entire varlos
posibles rivales, como en- ell ca
so de Silva y Mario, Cesar Y
Pompeyo, Octavio y Antonio, Y
frecuentemente en- ell case de va
rias dictaduras latino-america-
mas. Por 10 regular, empero, eli
sentimiento y la organization
cristaliza-a menudo demasia-
do repentinamente, y con nota-
BILE ayuda del individuo-en tor
no a un hombre determinado-
Dionisio. Cromwell, Bolivar,
Francia, Napoleon, Luis Napo-
leon, Diaz, PilsudSki, Kemal A.
taturk, Mussolini, Dollfuss, Hit
ler-que deviene su lider, y con
frecuencia tambien ell simbolo
del movimiento.
La gaceta., 1939-08-17
Para las dansGS

La Liga Intersocial de nuevo
dara la entrada de gratis a las
senoras y senoritas que vayan a.
ccmpanadas por caballeros, el
venidero domingo.
Esperse una gran a%sistencia
del bello sexo, por cuanto va en-
esta semana quedara terminado
ell techo.
Dos desafios muy interesan :
ties Sc verific&ran, ell primero en-
ire Asturianos e Italianos y ell
segundo entire los Caballeros
Leales Y Circulo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1939-08-17

das ell pasado domingo y Ell lu-
mes Sc hizo 10 mismo com un
club integrado por judios.
Evening star., 1939-04-23

Monhotton in miniature. But this
dioromo, Ioreest ever built. is higher
than 3-story building and neorIy
city block long. Windows Of 1000
buildings, including fomous sky
scropers, blink" as myriod electric
lights give q changing effect Of
dawn. middoy. twilight and night.
Evening star., 1939-04-23

Night mode wondrous. This spec
toele will greet visitors on the Open
ing night Of the New York Worlds
Fair next Sunday. Doncine coscodes
in the Lagoon Of Notions, the hiqh-
est $50 feet. reflect vori- coIored
lights from hundreds Of high power
projectors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-05
President Bolsters His Defiance Of Dictators
(Continued from Page D

may have a clear and intelligent idea of what we have been doing.
 "We have not been throwing the taxpayers money out of the window or into the sea. We have been buy ing real values with it.
 Let me repeat: the greater part of the budge:ary deficits that have been incurred have gone for per- manent, tangible additions to our na- tional wealth. The balance has been an investment in the conservation of our human resources, and I do not regard a penny of it as wasted.
 Unwise to Curtail
 "It would be unwise either to cur tail expenditures sharply or to i'm pose drastic new taxes at this stage of recovery"
 The budget message pointed the national debt close to 44,500, ,000, 900 as of June 30, 1940 which is but $500,- 100000 short of the legal federal debt limit. It will be necessary at this session to ask Congress to increase that limit.
 MT. Roosevelt called for enact- ment of $1,O00, 100000 in taxes of which $422,0Oo,000 would be new revenue to pay farm subsidies and emergency national defense costs, and $500,0O0,000 to $600,000,o 1000 a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-05
HENRY J. LEARY
 IS NAMED CLERK
(Contiiiued from Page D

become an expert on voting ma- chimes during this time, it was pointed out, and his appointment by Registrar Derwin was indicated some time ago.
 The latter supposition was raised because the junior clerks are ex- pected to spend some months of each year on voting machine work, preparing the machines for election and supervising their placement in the voting districts.
 Salaries Provided For
 On the basis of the part-time em- ployment as canvassers, an item of $2,448 was set up in the 1889 budget for salaries of the junior clerks, less the 10 per cent city employe cut. Another item of less than $1 ,000 is in the town clerks budget which might be utilized for election eX- penses under the statute.
 At times when the new clerks are not engaged in the canvass of vot- CTS under direction of the registrars, it was recommended that they might engage in canvass for the tax collectors office for preparation of the old age assistance tax lists.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-05

continuation of expiring manufac- turers' excise taxes.
 MT. Roosevelt did not stipulate new revenue sources but is understood to favor the inheritance or estate tax type of levy to a processing tax or other impost which would reduce consuming power.
 More Recommendations
 His other recommendations were:
 1. Continue three cent letter postage.
 3. Make the Civilian Conservation Corps permanent and appropriate $285 ,000, ,000 for it in the next fiscal year.
 Thumbnail comparison of govern ment business in the current 1889 fiscal year, with the 1940 fiscal year, which will begin next July l, is as follows:
 Federal revenue and the national debt both up and expenditures and the deficit both down for the new fiscal period.
 Comparison of Years
 Comparative figures for the fiscal year 1858 which ended last June 30 and estimates for the fiscal year 1899 ending next June 30 and the fiscal year 1940 beginning next July 1 are as follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-05
that these will cost $286, 5000, 900 in the next fiscal year.


 the next fiscal year.
 New Bookkeeping
 This message projected new fed eral bookkeeping system, one which might enable the budget to be set up in the last Roosevelt year without a deficit if Congress approved.
 Congress was asked to study a plan to set up new accounts for loans and other recoverable federal disburse- ments. Federal corporations, such as the Farm Credit Administration, would finance themselves and the money they raised would not be charged against the government as an expenditure. Annually the FCA, or other affected federal corpora tions, would strike a balance and Congress would make up any deficit to be listed as an expenditure and charged against revenue-or the cor poration would declare a profit and shunt the proceeds to the general treasury fund.
 Self-liquidating public projects would be carried in part as capital assets rather than as outright ex- penditures and, if successful, ul- timately would pay for themselves without ever showing entierly in the governments expense ledger.