VOL. CVII.
CH 9, 1933.
SPEEDY CONSTRUCTIVE ACTION
TO COME AS RESULT
OF BANK
From Christian Science Monitor)
The banking holiday proclaimed in
all of the states is not only an action
designed to the depositor, but
is expected to hasten the remedial leg
islation that is ne to bring the
banking system ou present dif-
ficulty.
Perhaps
ment arisir
have now
the states
ing
sprung
Faced
people comport th
dignity and
admirable
CLOSINGS
protect
essary
of 118
spread
in the
of relief and
into being
wit
that is in
traditions.
restrictions
deposits has
recognized that
taken for the best
tion. Uniformity
withdrawals
requisite
treatment.
The
time of bank
ing. Trade
ual. It is even
than guring last week.
vertising seasonal
dustries
percentage of
abwolute
fi 1
in
possible an
pre
in preventing rential
of the
¢ crisis is
calmness public
most
use
going on
been as
in some respects
Stores are ad-
1 certain in-
demand than in
The mercantile re-
the greater evidence of
=
he pe
better
sales ans
report better
preceding wee
views tell of
stability and
ful tone.
It
arise out
The curr
informed
KS.
in ral show a
good will will
predicament
and
agree-
faces
ity
fnevitable that
the
pnt comment
is
of present
in legislative
banking circles is in
ment that the new Administ:
not
but
American bankh
equal of any
That it 1
will
millions of
ition
tremendous
FOSPONS
only a
a wonderful opportunity
hose who
tical of in}
present laissez
the
The paran
into
The Glass
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COST OF ADMINISTRATION OF
RELIEF IN CENTRE COUNTY
relief act the com
county
of the!
Under the
mittee is
money
penses, but
spent as much
people on the roll
are Malin E.
f Philipsburg,
allowed five
for administre
Centre county
per Cx
t the
er anit
per ent
allotted ation ex-
has
nt
present
and Fred Hoffer,
of of receive
$60 a month; Philip Ray, Bellefonte
$50; Miss Belle Weaver, $10; Mizs
Vera Thompson, Howard, $30; and
$100 a month allowed for auditing the
accounts. This $310. As the
been ing t $20.
five per cont of that would
that th
never
pald |
time
as two
a
Moosa
each whom
of
makes
eounty has recely abou
¥ a month
00
be $1000. so a cost of
is
tration is the
allowed by
AWRY
Stata «
1566 GALLONS OF WHISKY
SEIZED IN LAMAR RAID
Home of Charles Farrington Gives Up
Wet Goods When Federal Prohibls
tion Men Visit It—Held Under $2,
000 Ball for Federal Court.
of 1,556
valued at approximately $12.-
800, was made Thursday afternoon by
Federal prohibition officers who raided
the home of Charles Farrington, at
Limay, Clinton county, for the sccond
time in lesg than five months,
Farrington, a brother of Prince Far-
rington, appeared before United States
Commissioner Charles Scott Williams,
Mm Williamsport, on Friday ana was
hold in $2,000 bail for federal court on
charges of sale and possession of in-
toxlcating liquor.
#e has the first case that followed
kis arrest on November 21, when 659
gallons of whisky were seized in the
eollar of hig home, still pending against
kn and is scheduled to appear in fed.
en! court at Harrisburg in May to
answer those charges.
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A bill was passed in the State Legis.
ilggere to permit Clinton county to
abolish the county poor unit district
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A seizure gallons of aged
whisky,
ALL IS CALM HERE DURING
FOUR-DAY BANK HOLIDAY
The four-day bank holiday scarcely
created
the First
Hall. Of
some individuals
suffered
low a
a ripple among the patrons of
National Bank in Centre
like in all
and business
natural
course, sections
men
inconveniences to fol-
bank holiday.
alarm-
bank's
the least
the
are not in
confident of
n the door wing
— fm ——
SECOND ANNUAL BANQUET
OF FISH CONSERVATIONISTS
Lion
State March 24, at 6:30
M
Harrisburg
will
interest
The
this event will be
near future
date oper
Commissioner of
M.
Fisheries,
inent
of
this
O Diebler,
and other
informat
fishermen
tickets
proms-
fon
r
of
bring
the
y
sie
speak
great to
for
in the
keep this
time is assured
,
of fish stories,
vicinity. of
announced
hermen
good
plenty
COURT MAY ABOLISH CON-
STABLES QUARTERLY REFPJRTS
payment of
ing quarterly report:
the
NEXT BAZAAR SALE
MARCH 28, OR APRIL 4
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LEWISTOWN SALESMAN KILLED
IN CRASH IN SNYDER CO.
A Whole Week's Faun.
ole week's fun
for the boys
lucky bucks
ill the
comics in
with
American
Kut-outs,
stamps. For
sixteen 168) pages of
Dig Weekly
American
New York
and
xt Sunday's
MENT COST IS PLANNED
Garner Says If Congress Gives Roose
velt Power to Reduce Salaries and
Cnt Veterans’ Compensation There
Will Be a Saving of #700,000.000,
ow vr §
ogram to ct
$200.000.000
nen: ocoals
treasury s
omipliet-
fiscal
y government
f the
of
219.739
present
deficit.
of the big William H
Woodin, secretary of the treasury, will
wr seeking to balance the government's
income with the outgo.
Discussing the economy plan with
newspaper men, Mr, Garner said if con-
gress gives the President power to re
com-
1.360,
One jobs of
tween 700,000,000 and $800,000,000,
“and the country will approve it.”
The economy plan has been worked
Bherley, war time chairman of the
house appropriations committee, and
Daniel C. Roper, the new secretary of
commerce,
The treasury statement showed that
February 28, the government collected
$1,260,203,197 and spent $2,610,482,086,
Income tax collections for the eight
months were $383.332,028 as compared
with $658,121,342 Jast year.
Miscellaneous internal revenus eool-
lections, however, reflected the increas
ef of the billion dollar tax bill, increas
ed to $621.373,4356 from $345.954.5185.
and create city, borough and town.
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PA.. THURSDAY, MAR
Our New President
TO CENTRALIZE SCHOOL DISY-
Presnts
Refute
Under State's
Assoclation
to
Made
Array of Fig
res Claim
Plan.
i
+0, 000
Loss by centralization ....8.920,000
1.100 6
nere pos
present
rs : .
thrill f creativ would submerge
longer must g times and we wou
-y 3 f even present facilities”
: 14VS
These dark «¢ 4
5 #
a
3.042340 FISH DISTRIBUTED
IN CENTRE CO. STREAMS
the
our true des-
Tre
it 3
1
to ourselves and
of
to put peog le to work. waters in
it wise and courageous-
art by direct recruiting by the
we would treat the emer-
| a war, but at the same time through this employment gal f six incl
complishing greatly needed projects to stimulate and reorgan- 8
f our natural resources. s, 452,000
was announced re.
Ma.
: im 1 Commission
‘ . 1
, treating the task as a
40 trout al
es, 2,405,000 yellow
. 54.000 minnows, 140,000 suck.
ize the use pike perch fry,
Of
F ly, in our progress toward a
work we require two safeguards
20.000 and 1000
sunfish,
. + » of
resumption
. The species an ators
mst a return of the evils of Ihe species and wale
of the
11 LL: : a’ 4
all banking ut--Sinking ¢
SInki
stocked
Laur
ve Gap Run, Logan B
Run }
frogs
Spring
1%
the old order: There must be nsion of
1 a and ;
A a lili
Cred
week,
nvrEtnante
IRVOSLINCHN
vy]
O specuia~
1814 mn fi Tr Gap Penns Creek
1
ir
. wind ek catfish Sink
Creek
fge upon a
for their ful-
of the several
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Brown Township School Board Elects
Teachers for 1933.34 Term.
The Brown Township (Mififin
ty) School Board met in special session
Monday evening in the High school
building, Among the business trans
acted was the electing of the following
teachers for the next school term, sub-
ject” to the change in the new school
code, J T. Willlammees, Jr, as prin.
cipal; Anna Taylor, Francis Riden,
Joyce Bomgardner, Miriam Reed, Ruth
Shilling, Ruth Kelley Ethel Armstrong,
Hester Kline, Margaret Weaver, Cher
les Fultz and Ruth Wilkinson.
Couns.
of
If 1 read the temper our people correctly we
now realize as we have never realized before our interdependence
on each other; that we cannot merely take but we must give as
well, that if we are to go forward we must move as a trained
and loyal army willing to sacrifice for the good of a common
discipline, because without such discipline no progress is made,
no leadership becomes effective.
‘ I am prepared under my constitutional duty to rec-
ommend the measures that a stricken nation in the midst of a
stricken world may require. These measures, or such other
measures as the Congress may build out of its experience and
wisdom, I shall seck, within my constitutional authority, to bring
to speedy adoption.
But in the event that the Congress shall fail to take one of
these two courses. and in the event that the national emergency
is still critical, I shall not evade the clear course of duty that will
then confront me.
I shall ask Congress for the one remaining instrument to
meet the crisis==broad executive power to wage a war against
the emergency, as great as the power that would be given me if
we were in fact invaded by a foreign foe.
NOTICE
NIEMAN'S will acoept checks
for merchandise. Don't jet the lack
of ready cash prevent you from
getting the things you need.
Business as usaal
NIEMAN'S
DEPARTMENT STORE,
Milihelm, Pa.
. «+ + In this dedication of a nation we humbly ask the
blessing of God. May He protect cach and every one of us. May
ship districts,
He guide me in the days to come.
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10,
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
1
NO.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS
lieuten in
on of the Unit.
Corps.
Tax Justice
next meeting on
in the Court House,
the legisia-
Tax Jus.
nt
member of
the State
The
neral
sixty
Mifflin ox
day following the
: B. test which
winter, has been
with gratifying
reactors were
nd these were
and
© bore
r street
out of
ht tax
parte
inter
pure
nd Mark
ws the
namé,
d what
woe y
from
siafes
known
Hicks,
pa, Flog
r points
¥ of the month. They ine
people in and MMe
came with
to liven wp
i. Lusch,
ice
was fur
oung
Spring Milis
leasant Gap
» parts which
dancers
they
sting of sandwiches of
e,
eam and cake, and whi
Inished 3
112 o'cl
[thes
WW the guests
A fe
for Rome
week W TOT
left
present is
ne is in
1itile ox«
1» platen
works ®6
lutiunfss
Fart has
proposition,
al engineer,
Ear; knew
we'd interested. 80 he spilled (he
whole thing to us. The machine i»
calculated go print four colors at one
operation, ~but here's the rub--if Od
Man Depression doesn’t soon kick oof,
we'll have to be satisfied to get along
with black.—only, blacker!
plann :
the job print in
a financial
and a
a friend
dustry
interest in the
graduate mechani
is the inventor
be
This is March, public sale month i
Centre county. However, the month
will see the fewest public sales held
in thirty or more years. The "Res
porter” office, usually busy with sale
bill printing at this time of the yeas
is experiencing a reduction In hig
class of work never before Xknawn
The reason for it al} is very plain
the farmer's lot is a hard one, but he
knows it would be like jumping fro
the frying pan into the fire were MM
to quit and attempt to lpok for somes
thing better to do. Hence, he is forosd
to remain and suffer along with the
remainder of us. We still maintain
that the average farmer (a8 considers
ably better off than his average ofty
cousin, With an equal willingness to
work, the farmer can at least produce
those things for himself which will
assure him plenty of the west to off
whereas the city dweller has mo sail
opportunity. 4