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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
GOLFERS QUALIFY

GOLFERS QUALIFY
Barbara Worth country club golf
ing men 60 into the qualifying
rounds for their annual club tour
nament this weekend. Golfers will
qualify until December T. and on
the next day pairings will be made.
According to what seemed to be
the general opinion around the club
at the course opening. the tourney
will be held on better fairWayS and
greens than the club has boaSted
tor several years.
SOLDIERS AT BAT
Some pretty fair baseball should
be seen Sunday when teams from
the Campo and Seeley Army camps
meet in the Ell Centro stadium. In
cluded in both squads are ex-pro-
fessional players now with the Army.
The battin battle will get under way
at pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30

Brawley and Imperial were the
only other two teams to place 8
man on the honor team. Two
Wildcats received berths on the
line and one was chosen as back,
Imperial placed one back.
Unanimously chosen as co-cap-
tains were John Williams OF BraW-
lev and Fred Robertson from Cen
tral. The two backfieldmen were
the only members of the team
to get the approval OF all the
voters.
The two remaining ball-packing
positions were given TO Edward
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30

yising the National League umpires.
Here's hoping Frank Kovacs re-
members to continue his screWball
antics when he starts on his pro-
feSSional tennis tour with Bobby
Riggs and the others. The United
States Lawn Tennis Officials have
been froWning for years on Kovacs'
eccentric ways on the courts. but
there are not many better shows
in sports than the young man bit
ing a tennis ball in disgust after
missing shot.
Picking the professional for to-
morrow:
Brooklyn Dodgers over the Pitts
burgh Steelers.
CAD Chicago Bears over the Phil
adelphia Eagles.
Green Bay Packers over the
Washington Redskins.
Chicago Cardinals over the Del
troit Lions,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
AzTECS UPSET BY
SANTA BARBARA

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Nov. 20, CUP
Santa Barbara State upset favored
an Diego State by the margin OF
q successful conversion last night,
7 to 6. Ernie SaenZ, Santa Barbara
quarter passed to Herman Strauss,
fullback. for the touchdown in the
second quarter, climaXing an 81
yard drive.
Saen2 converted from placement
for the point which gave the Gau-
chOs It victory. san Diego drove o2
yards in 10. plays with Carl Frisco
scoring from the l.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

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T,.eral star. MarHet News scrv-
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Bog @,..'.. IT," ., lower $50.
ca... - I'D. 49,. bD3- .,rongcr
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.. r.a pias. eftespd. load Mcxi-
.. ts.f iasa..m 10 good fed
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p r,..44n 80 good quot
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t.fh=4a J.. -ts1Es. choice veal
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK, Nov. % .tUPD -
Scattered paragraphs cont a n n g
scattered thoughts:
The bowl picture is going to be
a lot clearer By niehtfall and it is
possible that there will be an
nouncementS concerning some Of the
teams that will appear in the post
season games. The gents who ar
range the bowl contests are watch
ing these four games closely; Ore
gOn State VS.. Oregon, Stanford VS..
California. Vanderbilt VS.. Tennessee
and Mississippi VS.. Mississippi State.
oregon State and Stanford need
Victories 10 stay in the race for the
Rose Bowl nomination. Vanderbilt
and Mississippi can coral invitations
tC some bowl if they come through
unscathed. Georgia still has ?
chance if it can defeat Georgia
Tech and so has FOrdham if it
wins from New York University,
which shouldn't be too tough. Others
we'll UP in the running are Duke, Du-
quesne, Texas, Texas Aggles and
Missouri
In sending his choices for the
United Press All-America, Jack Led
den. sports editor of the South Ben
Tribune, encloSeS this sensible note
regarding his backfield choices: "A
blocking back is going to get the
nod at one spot in this Set-up
instead of the usual custom of put
ting four triple-threats in back
field, none of whom can block his
way out Of a candy bar wrapper"
Ledden is dead right. Funny as it
sounds, the average. All-American
backfield wouldn't travel very far
in a game. You have to have some
body to bowl ever the tacklers be-
fore the star can get going. Ask
Tom Harmon how he would have
done if f shevski hadn't been
around to clear the way.
The line that Bill KLEIN drew with
his foot in the dust at EbbetS Field
during the crucial August series be-
tween the Dodgers and Cardinals
was the last he ever will draw. For
years he has used his line drawing
as a means Of stopping an argument
with a player. His technique was to
turn away from the player, walk
about 10 feet and draw line on
the ground. If the player followed
him crossed the line, he was auto
matically out Of the game. Manager
Leo Durocher of the Dodgers was
the last player to have the line
drawn on him. KLEIN will retire from
active service on the diamond now
and devote all his time to super
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
By UNITED PRESS

The football season ends today
except for a scattering Of December
games. The main curtain dropping
exercises Will be held 4. Philadel-
phia where lo000J fans will see
Army ana Nav II their annual
clash.
Except n the south. waere a ful3
card OF games is scheduled t-e
final program is spread rather thin.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
BULLDOGS DROP
IMPERIAL SHORT
OF TWO WINS

IMPERIAL. y ov. . -
The lmperia! Tigers fell a
half-game short of their two
wins t h ; season vow last
night when they met defeat
at the hands of the CaleXico
Bulldogs, l4-0.
The Bulldogs were on the other
end of the score the last time the
two elevens met. but were de-
cidedly superior TO the Tigers last
night. Imperial Just wasn't the
team that played CaleXlco Jwo
weeks ago and Brawley On Wed l.,
nesday OF tins week. But the fact
that they played a hard game Oh
Wednesday may have some bear
ing on last nights TIL.
The initial score of the evening
came in the first quarter after an
Imperial tumble was recovered by
CaleXico on tie Tigers seven yarc
line. Two running pla"S found the
ball unadvanced. Then Rivera
flipped a pass to Blair for The
touchdown. The extra point was
added by Andrade passing 20 Riy-
era.
In the second period another
pass was good for six points. Riv-
era tossed the ball l8 yards TO
YturralGe and the conversion was
run over by Brown That con-
Cluded the scoring.
Tell and Cauzza were thc Tigers
main offensive men. Grace and
King showed best on the llle.
For CaleXico. S4yleS ard Blair
were the outstanding inonen: An
dradc and Rivera The Olg eGns !.
the backfield
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES, Nov. % Up -
Hens, Leghorns, 2'4 70 s.. lbs nc
Hens, Leghorns over 81. TO 4 lbs tic
Hens, Leg. over lbs and up lsc
Hens, eolored, to 6h lbs -. FAC
Hens, colored over 8 Il lbs & up FAC
Broilers u, and up i. lbs. 2qc
Broilers over ! 3, and up 70 =. 2Ir
Fryers, Leg. wore 23. u lbs. l6c
Fryers, colored. 24 TO 81. lbs zoe
Fryers, colored over 3 4 TO A.. PIC
RoasterS. coiortd. over lbs 30
stays, colored ................ lac
Old BOOSTERS, colored .......... l3c
Old Leigh orns Roosters ........ 0Sc
Duckiings. Pekin over 5 lbs. . 19c
Ducklings. Pekin under 5lbs. =. lie
Old Ducks, White Pektn ..... Csc
Geese ...................... lTc
Young Tom Turkeys - ID up 2V,
Young Tom Turkey LIN lbs -,
Young Ten Turkeys !" and up -.
Capons, TO S lbs. ............ "a
Capons over S lbs and up ...... Csc
Rabbit. No. ! white g. TO i 49,
Rabbits. mixed colors C1z-4H lbs l3c
Rabbits No. old ................ .07c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
CGiC1GO GRliI.NS

HHIe AGO. >us. -2 d'FD - En-
s:tasa hF 'h. pa--aE" Of i com
lt'.#.s nI.' rra.-r'H'rol bin in
.' ...4#s .. .,ss..rntatIsrz grain
.t4'., =. ,,. - bat tu'ulea at tn,
.r"rl.2 # 'rat. teaar ana boosted
,sh'at afl.e- a. m4rh Il cents d
I-...# - '-" g. iulnutoz.
WAeat f.E.-le3 1p p. 10 lis a
..--,4. H.r. ~ ~ - sat- VI
.. r". 4p - and o. bean.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
l.. 4. .STOChS

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
THE ROIIERS

THE ROLLERS
In the Fl Centro city bowling
league, the Telephone company
rollers continued to set the pace.
They won points from the Tropics
bOWlers to add to their comfortable
lead. Building and Loan took 3
points the same evening from Coca
CoIa's boys and girls, ana the gang
from BradshaW'S Service dropped 3
10 Grapette but still held their
aecond place position.
Sholder, bakelite shower for Brad
Shaws. is the high average man in
the league. and Lynnell Smith tops
the Women'S division.
The league standings to date:
Telephone -...... 10 2
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30

Alarcon, Central speedball, and to
Richard Tell, Imperial highs best
ground gamer Alarcon won his
spot by a goodly margin, but Tel.
barely edged out Roman Aldaeo
of Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
FOOTBALL RESULTS
BY UNITED PRESS

ny UNHTED L NEoO
O -.
Santa Barbara State 7; San Diego
State G.
Santa Ana J.C. 80; San Mateo
j. G.. 10.
Los Angeles City College 27;
Compton j. C. 0.
Alabama 81; Miami 7.
Rollins %, Howard 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
ALL-VALLEY GRID TEAM

Ends-PrOcSal, &c; Ingle, &c.
Tackles-Holt, &c; Conkey, &c.
Guards-Allen, Br.; Baum, EC.
Center-BensOn, Br.
Backs-Williams, Br.; Tell, Imp,
Robertson, &c; Alarcon, &c.
Second Team
Ends-Gillespie, Br.; Yturralde,
Cal.
Tackles-Grace, Imp; Dessel, Br.
GuariS-Rameriz. Cal; Runcan,
Cal.
Center-Sherwood, &c.
Racks-AldacO, Holt; Okuma,
Br.; Oswalt, &c; Andrade, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
Ii. GRIN

Los ANGELL-. NJ =. t'Ft-.
NJ. ~. - :" .... sIf7 -
MILO. 81. 50 l..t st.... =.
Wtra' ~ ! l.. 49, ~ -.
Ba:l.t. ma.f4aE '.u' 81 -"u -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
Putt and Take
CITY CAGERS MEET

a city basketball league for FL
Centre Will be planned Wednesday
at the high school Central high
Coach Raleigh Holt announced Sat
urdaY. Holt said that the league
meeting Will begin at 7:30 sharp
and will be open to anyone interest
ed in the sport.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
aches Officials Choose All Valley Grid Team
'SportdnS fiji 7
Spots, Cats ;.
Tigers Place |

Seven members of Central high school championship
football team were hOnored with positions on the All
Valley eleven released Saturday by the CoaeheS-OcaS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
IOC4L EI'TTERF4T

J. 4 lIt.'r
Gtsu, a r..s:a
Maa4f4. tur.ur si..
I.ggtt galAl!e. g.t.u - !.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
L. 4. BANKS

Bid asked
Trat sdmerica ........... 4-4 -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
/. A. BITTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES. %ov. - dtPJ
BITTER Extra 80. Prime first
36i.c; standard "a 20. Tndergradc-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

Dec. ....-. .-.....--..... $l.sl
May ..--.......... ..-... s. s.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-30

ViSing the National League umpireS
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-07
Letecke neStSstf.

Vzducholod Mexico Silver
Sleeper sfftila sc asi Is mil cd
Atlanta, Ca, v lesnate krajine,
pTi cemz 7 osob bylo zabito a 9
zraneno. Mezi zranenymi ma
chazf Sc i predseda vzducho-
plavebn1 spolecnosti Eastern
Airlines, kap. Eddie Ricken-
hacker, jenz byl postrachem
nemeckych letc1.
Obrovsky modernf aeroplan
Douglas" znacky, vypraveny
ldzky pro pohodli cestujicich,
mel pristati ma letisti v Atlanta
Kdy Sc aeroplan sritil, neby-
10 presne zjisteno. jim Hunt,
farmaf, sdelil, re kolem p1lno-
eli slysel hluk n1zkoletfciho ae-
roplanu a "a nedlouho Ia to
nasledoval takovy hTmot, jake
by Sc byly diva nakladnf vlaky
srazily. V mfstech tech nacha-
Ii Sc vysoky sosnovy les a "a
nlzkeho letu aeroplan narazel
kf1dly ma vrsky strom1, jez
~zprerazel. Cast jednoho krfd-
la nalezena byla ma strome a
jine casti byly rozhazeny ma
300 stop daleko cd trosek ae-
roplanu. Spodn1 cast trupu by
la utrzena a letadlo Sc prevra-
tito. Nekterym cestujicim po-
daTilo Sc vylezti S trosek a s
namahan1m vytahli pTikryvky,
v nichz lezeli ma zemi "a chad
neho deste. Diva z cestujfcfch,
Rosenfeld a Hansell, jichz IRA
nen1 bylo lehs1ho razu, pokusi-
Ii Sc vyhledati pomoc, kdyz k
ranu pocalo Sc rozednlvati. Spa
tfili maleho PISA, jehoz nasledo-
vail a pTisli ma farmu, odkud
tvolano O pomoc. Utrapy rane-
nych bly, hrozn6. Kdyz dosta-
viii Sc zachranci, byli mrtvoly a
! nekteT1 z ran6nych z trosek wy
tazeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-07

Herbert D. Keeton, jeden re
svedkG ma soudu S Verne La
cy, pravn1kem v st. Louis, jenz
byl obvinen z pokusu pGsobiti
ma jednoho porotce, ~zastfelil
Sc, kdyz pred tim tezce postre-
iii svou odcizenou zenu Leonu
v jej1m byte. Keeton, 80 let
stara, byla stTelena dvakrate.
Jedna kule il vnikla do prsou,
druha do Fad a ma tez povrch-
nj ranu ma cele. Policie pospl-
sila do bytu, kdyz jedenactile-
ty synek Keetonove z prvniho
manzelstvf vybehl z domova a
fekl prodavaci novin, re jeho
otec stfelil matku. Keeton le-
Eel ma podlaze mrtev. Media
leko neho byla jeho zena. REX
la policii, re S Keetonem, S n1mz
byla oddana pred dvema Lefty,
rozesla sc pc fade hadek o pc
n1ze. V patek Sc vratil a sire
II il, kdyz Sc vratila domG 4
prace. Keeton, As let starry,
mel dive streln6 rany nedaleko
srdce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-07
Pc 33 Ietech.

Porucik George Searle a je-
no manzelka opet vedou do
macnost pc p~restavce SO let v
Des Moines. Byli odani r. 1905
a rozvedeni r. 1908. V nedeli
dali sc znovu oddati v OmaZe
a vratili Sc do domu Searle v
Des Moines. Searle sci ma Cd
pocinek minuleho cervna pc 80
letech sluzby V armada. Pred
nekolika lety zahajil korespon-
denci sc svou rozvedenou ze-
nou a romance, ktera svadla
pred 80 lety "pro male nedoro-
zumen1, rozkvetla znovu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-07
Pro "stara" ifdla.
Dirigent KaIaS skonal
" Kalifornii.

V Campbell, Kalifornie, sko-
nal cesky hudebnlk dirigent
a skladatel Jan Kalas, ktery
pred svym pTlchodem do Kali
fornie delsi cas- pGsobil v Chi
cagu.
Zemrel We veku 70 rokd pc
nekolika tydennfm ochuravenf,
k nemuz Sc pTipojila konecne
take influenza S komplikacemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-07
Diva bruslari Sc utopili.

V Bronson, Mich, 32leta Au-
die Hayworth, manzelka mist
niho majitele zelezarskeho OBJ
chodu, a 32lety postovni "a
mestnanec Lawrence Monroe
utonuli v noel pTi brusleni ma
nedalekem iezeTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-07

z Austinu, V TeXasu, Sc o.
znamuje, re v dome poslanc1
byl podan navrh zakona, ably
d1vky a zeny neil vstoupi do
manzelstvf, byly nuceny Sc po-
drobiti lekarske prohl1dce. Je
tem6T jist6, re pTedloha zako-
ma Dude pFijata. We dvaceti
statech je jiz nucena prohlfd-
ka pred snatkem. Zeniti a vda-
vati by Sc NELL jen Tide zdrav1,
ably "a hT1chy rodic1 netrpely
deti. Pohlavnf nemoci jake ka-
pavka a pTij1ce (syfilis) jsou
velmi roZSfTeny a ohrOzuji
zdravf obyvatelstva.
Pro "stara" jidla.
Ma Texaske statnf universite
Sc upozornuje, re pozfvani sta
rodavnych jfdel, hlavne kuku-
Ticneho (kornoveho) chleba re
zlute korny, zeleniny a mleka
by melo byt obnoveno, ably
zdravf lidu bylo zachovano.
Rdzna sladka peciva a pamls-
ky jsou zavrhovany. Je temer
jiste, re Sc vratlme k starodav-
jfdlGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-03-07

Nyni Tomasovy zraky vzaly
ma Sc raz upfenosti, a on vypa-
dial jake clovek zlekany. "Nu
tedy, pane, laskave," povfda.
"a muslin Sc tedy vyznati zcela
re vseho?"
me, ne, Tomasi," pravf dok-
tor, ia te nezadam by isl Sc
mne vdbec vyznaval; navratlm
Sc "a chvfli a povim to tobe,
prave tax dobTe jake kdybys
ty sam byl to Tekl mne."
"Ano, avsak potion, pane"
df Tomas, ivy prav1te, re pax
lie nesdellm vse s vami nejpr-
We, pax re nemohu ocekavati
pomoci pozdeji."
"Tot JEST tez nanejvys prav-
dive, Tomasi," pronasi doktor,
tvare Sc velmi vazne, Ito JEST
co pravfm ia; a proto take, je-
stlize mne mas co povedeti pr
We nez Sc vzdalim, povez mne
to; avsak nezavazuji t6 by isl
mne to fekl, mIzes ciniti prave
TAX jak Sc tt lib; paklize mas
COST abys Tekl, povez mne to;
paklize nikoliv, take j to mne
povez."
"Nuze, niceho tedy, pane, a
vsak o onom devceti, pfece by
tn bylo n6co."
Gnu, tax tedy, to jsem 81 my
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-27
Clarksburg MethOdists Win Eas.
lily Tuesday Night

The local Methodist church basket
ball team was no match for the Metho-
dist team from Clarksburg, West Va,
on Tuesday night, the latter quint
winning Ga to 33 after visibly slowing
up in the final half.
The first quarter ended "a to s and
it was 46 to II at the half. Local scor-
ing was done by Bayliss, 7; Jones, IA;
Mason, 8; Stevenson, 9. For Clarks-
burg Westbrook scored "a points, Nc
Quain 10, Pence 16, jackson 8, Eel
ton and Stalnaker 2.
In the preliminary game the local
high school team defeated the Epis-
copals 20 to Is in a close-guarding
game High school led Is to 7 at the
half.
A third game was played between
the Oakland High alumni and the
Meadow Mountain CCC, with the lat
ter team winning 26 to 16. McKennas
led the CCC with Is points, while Ban
durk scored 6. Alumni players in
cluded A. Wolfe, H. Stewart, F. Ne
bera, j. Sharps, R. Wolf, R. Clancy
and N. Critics. CCC led IL to 7 at the
half.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-27
Civic Club Meets

The Oakland Civic Club had an in
teresting meeting Tuesday in the
Home Economics building of the local
high school, the meeting being given
IN honor of those who have been sew
ing, knitting and cutting in filling out
the first quota of 20 complete layettes
and 20 sweaters for men, boys and
women.
Members and visitors brought their
knitting and sewing, working during
the program that followed the tea,
which was served by girls of the home
economics classes of the high school.
The program included a discussion
of the formation and meaning of Red
Cross, conducted by Mrs. w. w. Grant,
assisted by members and guests.
Mrs. E. L. Winchell, Mountain Lake
Park, was appointed delegate to the
Federation meeting to be held in At
lantic City in May.
The names of all who had made
sweaters and did sewing were read
with the list of garments they had
completed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-27
O. H. S. Girl Wins
District Oratorical
Contest of Legion

Miss Clara Beckman, a senior in
Oakland High school, won the district
high school oratorical contest spon-
sored by the American Legion De-
partment of Maryland, and will go to
Baltimore next Monday, March 81, to
compete in the statewide contest.
District three is composed of Allie
gany and Garrett counties. Miss
Beckman won over other contestants
in the high school about two weeks
ago and was declared district winner
when other schools failed to name a
contestant
The purpose was to create interest
in and respect for the basic principles
of Democracy and her subject covered
some phase of the constitution. The
winner of the seven districts in the
state contest Monday will be eligible
to compete in the national prize of a
$4,000 scholarship to some university.
The contest will take place at 8 p. m.
in the War Memorial building.
Miss Beckman is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Beckman. of the
Deep Creek section.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-27
In Annapolis For Education Bill
Proposing 12-Year Plan

Grover c. Stemple, president of the
Oakland High school Parent-Teacher
Association; Mrs. Frances Smith, P
T. A. President at Kitzmiller; B. O..
Aiken, president of the Garrett Coun-
ty Teachers Association, and Harry
C. Edwards, representing the Grants
vile community, were in Annapolis
yesterday to be present at a meeting
of other Marylanders at a hearing on
House bill No. 1875 relating to the pro-
posed new school plan of six-year
grammar school, three-year junior
nigh and three-year senior high.
The bill, as stated in the text, gives
discretionary powers to individual
county boards of education to submit
plans for initiating the twelve-year
system, and is not mandatory law.
The Garrett County Board of Edu-
cation favors its enactment into law.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-27
Warns Dog Owners Not To Let
Animals Run AT Large

George B. Shields, district game
warden, announced yesterday that
there were many dogs running at
large in the woods, against the con-
servation laws of the state and cited
the law explaining to dog owners the
penalties involved.
Section 20, Code Article 80, of the
Public General Laws states: "Any
person allowing any dog OF dogs be-
longing to him to run at large on any
property other than that owned or
tenanted by him between March l and
September and pursue game and de-
stroy the eggs or nest thereof, shall
pay a penalty of $500 and costs for
each and every offense. Any person
harboring a dog or dogs shall be
termed the lawful owner of same"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-27
106,963,772 State Budget Is
Passed by Legislature

Maryland's 1942-43 budget, en-
bodying appropriations for expendi-
ture of $106,963,772, became law
Saturday afternoon. Actually the
budget carried appropriations of
$1O7, ,772, but this figure is to be
reduced by 100000 during the bien-
mum of the Board of Public Works.
The total budget, including the $4,-
$4,000 bond issue originally sug-
gested, was $100,836,021 when intro
duced by the Governor. In its revised
form as adopted it calls for a total
of $109, 1SO,772, including the revised
bond-issne bill of $2,217,000.
The Administrator forces failed to
get appropriations for installing and
operating a teletype system by the
State police. This provision called for
an appropriation of $147,000 for
equipment, rental and personnel. 1t
was understood that the Senators, in
agreeing to strike out this appropria-
ton, were to get Is additional police
men to be used for road patrol, but
through some mishap this cannot be
as funds earmarked for the teletype
revert to funds of the State Roads
commission. The State police depart
ment is supported by motor vehicle
and gasoline tax revenues.
The budget does provide for seven
ty-five more State policemen to be
added to the force during 1912 and
1913.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-27
Proposed Amendment to Prohibit
Diversion of Auto Revenue

Thomas F. Dempsey, delegate from
the Third Legislative District of Bal
timore city, on March 20 introduced
constitutional amendment dedicat-
ing all motor vehicle revenue to high
way purposes.
The proposed amendment when
adopted by the General Assembly will
be submitted to the voters of the
State of Maryland for their approval
at the next general election to be held
in November of 1912. The amendment
when adopted will prohibit for all
time the misuse of special taxes COL
lected from motorists for highways.
Fourteen states have amended their
constitutions to dedicate motor We
hicle revenue for highway purposes
and seventeen other states are con-
templating similar procedure.