Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 157, Decatur, Adams County, 2 July 1936 — Page 6

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Mussolini's Daughter Critical I- i- ** W 'W4 ,*** «s gSKLF* H WJr ' Jfr i_ ■ £ s •' - I ; ..._,- J? Jww ~.&, ' ? iML-r. I’.' : Wte F Jv; »• — ■ _SVC~_ -y, W Anna Maria Mussolini; * ' Premier Benito Mussolini of Italy and his wife maintain constant .vigil at the bedside of their seven-year-old daughter, Anna Maria, as the youngster lies in a hospital at Rome in serious condition, believed suffering from an .attack of infantile paralysis.

SCHOOL REPORT JCOKTIMTEn FROM PAGE ary schools and 70 in high schools. All the grade school transfers came from Washington township. There were 39 transferred to high school here from Washington township, 17 from Union township and 14 from Preble township. The total enrollment is 10 higher than last year. I °— Insist Morgan Is Recovering J New York. July 2—(UP)—Physicians and friends of J. P. Morgan, who was carried into his Glen Cove mansion on a stretcher yesterday after a trip by ambulance and spe-

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cial train from Massachusetts insisted today that he is recovering from an attack of neuritis and is in no danger of being permanently crippled. o Honolulu Protects Blind Honolulu (U.R) — Blind persons in Honolulu are now each armed with a cane and a whistle as a protection against motorists. When they toot their whistles and wave their canes, white with reel tips, automobilists must yield the right of way under penalty of a tine. o Briefly Told One conquers a bad habit more easily today than tomorrow.

EXPECT DE VOSS RULING FRIDAY Judge DeVoss To Rule Friday On Mayor Bangs’ Trial Huntington, July 2.—Judge 11. M. DeVoss of Decatur has notified attorneys here that he will be in Tiuntington circuit court Friday morning to announce his decision in the contempt damage case of the Northern Indiana Power com-1 puny against the city of Huntington, Mayor C. W. 11. Bangs and 12 other city officials and individuals. Four days were spent in hearing evidence in the case last month. Judge DeVoss opened the trial June 10 and after three days of testimony recessed until June 17 when evidence taking wap con-i eluded. Arguments were heard * June 22 and at the close of the day the judge said he hoped to announce his decision before the close of the April term of Huntington circuit court July 4. Attorneys for the N. 1. P. in their i pleas to the court asked that all i members of the board of publicworks and S. P. Hull, utility superintendent, be sent to jail until I: private consumers of the munici-, i pal generating plant are discori- I nected, as ordered by Judge David E. Smith, of Fort Wayne, last August in issuing the permanent I injunction. I Members of the board are May- 1 or Bangs, City Attorney Arthur D. | Sayler and City Engineer James I B. Vernon. Vernon in his testi-I mony during the trial said that he understood when he accepted ap-] pointment from Mayor Bangs that 1 he was to have no connection with 1 the unofficial ttility. It has been wondered if the I awaited decision of Judge De Voss; has any connection with the failure to date of the five insurgent] city councilmen to call a third special session. The ordinance fixing rules for removal trials of certain city officials and employes, twice vetoed by the mayor, is now ready for passage again. No call has yet been issued for a third i meeting and some observers pro- i fess to see a connection between the delay and the forthcoming visit of Judge De Voss. o RAINS BRING (CONTINUED FKOM TACIE ONE) , gram. The president's special commit-; tee, composed of resettlement administrator Rexford Guy Tugwell, acting budget director Daniel W. I Heil, assistant WPA administrator

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Aubrey Williams, and Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace, will meet tomorrow to formulate a coordinated program to be present|cd to Mr. Roosevelt early next | week. The weather bureau predicted thundershowers in southern Indiana and southern Illinois tonight, showers in eastern North Dakota and northern Minnesota, with large rains predicteO for Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, Ohio and western Pennsylvania. - o- • TREASURY HEAD (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) - - ~ ~ the 1938 fiscal year: 1. For recovery and relief, $3,300,000,000. 2. Borrowings to pay bonus, sl,700,000,000. 3. To reimburse the treasury j for processing tax Josses, $444,1000,000. The bonus was voted by con- ] gress over President Roosevelt’s veto. The supreme court held the AAA and processing taxes for its support unconstitutional. I He then recounted some of the ' unforseen circumstances which resulted in total expenditures of SB,1500,000,000 excluding debt retirement; revenues totaling $4,116,1000,000; an operating deficit of I $4,400,000,000 and new borrowings Iby the government totaling more than $5,000,000,000. On the credit, side of the ledger, Morgenthau said the administration had led the way in reducing interest rates, not only on govern-

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t ment obligations but on cominerI clal loans us well. The interes • rate reduction on the public debt - will mean an annual saving to the t government of more than $~6 .- 000,000 he said. Business corporI ations will save more than $30,- ■ 000,000 annually from interest rate , reductions achieved through rei financing and refunding of indebtednpss, h« estimated. , Morgenthau explained some of the uncertainties to which government fiscal operations are subject. 'Under the law the government must estimate its receipts and expenditures for a fiscal year which will not begin for more than sDt months after those estimates are made. oFinal Treasury Figures Listed Washington, July 2— <U.R>~The federal government epent approximately $2.25 for every dollar of receipts during the fiscal year just ended, final treasury figures for the 1935-36 fiscal year showed today. Total expenditures for the year were $8,879,798,257, us against total receipts of $4,115,956,615. leaving a deficit of $4,763,841,642 for the fiscal year’s operation. Included in the total expenditures was $5,588,870,388 for general operations, or the ordinary running expenses of the government. Expenditures for recovery and relief were $3,588,870,388 for general operations, or the ordinary running expenses of the gov-

ernment. w^^ HU 7t>90921869. erv and relief were SJ,.J«.»-'.’" During the 12 months the public, debt was hoo-stedl from 892,624 on June 30. 1W». « 778,543.493 on June 30, 1.3®. Helen Jacobs In Finals Os Tourney Wimbledon. Eng., July 2—<U-PV— ’ Helen J««»bs of Berkeley CJ-. American champion, gained ' final mind of the tennis tournament for the t successive year today when ane defeated Jadwlga Jedrxejowska of Poland, 6-4. 6-2, in a semi-final round match. Her opponent in the final on Saturday will be Mrs. Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling of Denmark, who defeated Mme. Simone Mathieu of France, 6-3, 6-2, in the first round of four tournament. Miss Jacobs defeated Mrs. Sperling in straight sets in a semi-flnaJ round match last year. The_als_

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] England tlr>. ”7** Ll tennis vktoriM. niajor into ln Miss Jacob*- , D 0,.. her arch-rivai, -’i lß - Moody. Iwrt y<*»rDirigible Hindenburg Sets Fastest Record Lakehurst, N. J. July 2-<U.R>- - The giant dirigible Hindenburg i comped the fastest of her seven North Atlantic crossing* today. : 53 hours. 6 minutes after she left I Frankfort, Germany. I The Zeppelin’s best previous time was 59 hours. 55 minutes’ ‘(the time of last westward J crossing. As on that flight, the ■ Hindenburg actually nuule the trip in less time than the official ; records show, for she arrived over .I New York City at 2:25 a. m. and I over Lakehurst toss than an hour . uter, but waited for daylight to

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dock. , J She left Frankfort u .l (EDT) Tueaday and »"■ her mooring mast « 7] hurst naval station a .*J today. Appropriations Approved fej Indiapalols, July 2— irn) tlonal appropriations day *>y the state hoard al nilssloners included: $9,678 for general Rattlers More P| (l . Ijimar, Colo. (UP) _ J ported that there an*sJ bar of rattlesnakes on tw this year. Heavy S p., washed them out of th. ~ hills. They are in a vk. und will strike without, according to reports. — Trade in a Good Town-