PAGE FOUR
THE DAN BURY RJE POR TER
I'lihli-lit'd Wockly in Daitbury, X. C., by Popper Bros.
Wednesday, March 15,1933.
Even the winter is thought to be broke.
Josephus Daniels at the court of Mexico sounds
good.
The jig-saw nuisance is entitled to one redeem
ing feature. It is a rest for bridge minds.
The average fellow in the country tells us that
he can stand the sales tax, if nothing else will
do, but he thinks S months basketball is too much.
Movo fhm» on 0 million in o'oVl
ir»mp out of v>irlirt' v f o the bank 0
since f holidav. It took fear to do it.
The President savs wo must havo no more bank
failures. Ten thousand, nine hundred and sixty
four in a few years is n plenty gadzooks.
A leading economist says that overybodv
should now buv a new automobile to help der
rick 1' 1 e depression. He strongly supports his
admonition with t he observation that the new
shan are bev it ch *r. V.rah?
The p >p]e of Xe.rth Car 'Una will wish that
our S.-n.ifor-' sin)p she President's economy
progv-on I'M p.- r cent. Pailey Spoke for it strong*
yesterday. Bob Reynolds is hesitating: as the
cou.ii ! -.oks at !;ini, hut w * believe lie will swing*
right.
Ed.u-uo-t s:\vs the man who has many
fricnc I* as been a ;'rivnd to many. But all rules
do r.t i v.*arl* both \\ ays. Stated conversely, Mr.
Guess proposition would be slightly out of
plumb. For instance, v. ho would say that the
man v. . • has a fi lend to many, has (except
uncle: coiiOiLions) manv irieiicis
Of rose must have its thorn. Fm
erson "p'd 0, about this nrmciplo in hi
essnv on "Comn or saHon." Nobody denies that
Rout 5 ' • ,, n California. is the gwden snot of Amer
ica. T " ha* ohvpToo'e* clamorous seonerv. It ha/'
a goV mellow cltiatr. "'here oft winds from
the *i.tt'.ir-"'^"nted. never eeas rt blowing.
boas* - ' its v.'o*">:l a* - 1 ! fruits and flowers and
spav 7 " "*a* ".'at- >v tho come down from the
monr ! .aa la.nf»*hine* V}in>* ppll-pK-ll jat"o
purp n. Heiv millionaires have built their pal*
aces. inrl a . '"a i. ie w alt a and he beau P.' and tli°
into 1 : of our great country come to rest an--
rendc.- - • ous. Du + I say unto you t'air even then
these 1 ;ings are not t r be 1 compared to the earth
quakes and the tarantulas which have a habitat
in the same neighborhood, and therefore, piease
excuse me.
Loans for the 19;>3 crops are now available to
farmers. Two federal agencies are here to ex
tend accommodation, both have branches in the
court house at Danbury. One is the Regional
Agricultural Credit Corporation, managed in
Stokes by S. Gilmer Sparger and Rober Smith.
The other is the seed and fertilizer loan agency,
the same as operated last year. This is superin
tended in the county by Mr. H. S. Anderson, with
his committee of Mitchell, Fry and Hutcherson
assisting* him. Applications for loans through
this medium may be filed with N. E. Wall and
Thurman Martin at the court house. The farm
ers may well appreciate the favors they are re
ceiving from the government, as no other class
of our citizenry is so fortunate
BURIAL OF CERMAK.
"The spectacular funeral pageant moved for
hours from the city hall, where he had lain in
state. Fifty thousand people had looked on the
placid cold face. Twelve truckloads of floral
pieces went by. In the stadium 25.000 persons
packed the tier of seats. The great diamond of
green artificial turf almost filled the floor space
of the stadium, inset in the green a huge cross
of white, its margins set with a ruffle of calla lil
ies and creeping hyacinths."
Greater love hath no man than he who giveth
his life for his friend.
THE DANBURY REPORTER.
MUST BE NO MORE
BANK FAILURES
I'UKSIDI'NT UOOSKVKI.T'K SI X.
I>\V NUiIIT STAT I'.MKNT TO
am i:iiic\\ ri-iori.i:—ai,i, is
\VKI.I NOW roll Till". PKO.
l'Mrs MONKY.
Washington. March 1". —A sum.
nar.v of the text of President Roose
velt's statement to the public to.
night follows:
"I want to tc'.l yon what hac boon
done in ''io lew days, why it
was (1 'Ho- and what the next steps
t.rp golm: to he . . . .
"Iteeatii e of und"rmined confidence
..n the pa t 'f the public. there was
a genera! ru-h by ■> lnrge iiortion
of • >iir I'. i.iilatii.ii in turn bank de
iK's'ts i;it .a- i'i'tic j or so l -.! \
ru-'i s«i -u'lt that :!•.• soan.lt.-t ban's*
i oti'l no: -et en .uuli euyivncy t->
in. (>i Hi.' d. 'ii ilia
"It-. tli- afternoon "f .March "
• if. e'v a bank ill the .-ountry w is
t»Pi n !•' ' i:i• •■-• •. l'roel iniaMon
'i . i ".'a' "y ' sin-.:' Ml Ml ill \vll"!o
or i ; ;• t "• i'l ' i•:i N-a.'d by the
pi-«> 4 t 'i pr 1 1-1 !'>r the n■-
• • ai.wi.le i:.king olalay. ..ml :hi
v.a- Mi ' .nop :•! th- ituvrnm. ir -
. e •"!! •• • • of ■■ !• fi.i.iu -i *1 ~•> !
i lion,;.- vie.
•Ti. •,! ■- MI •( ■
! .c-a !•:. • . .I p itr. ti i"
'. '! 1:* I '■ i■ -- 1 c>■ it'i 11IIi.1 ;
1 • I--■. !i . n i•: I b:.> :dea.-li • ,
n.y j. tw • ■ t'i it i' line pu->-ib'"
V -A • M • ' O V lit of ' 'ill'.' .1
•••t •" 1 ' !!"'i.t V "(I lift the '• •!
.' that 1 ! ' :'!• il':V'y. This ] i*\
a . I. ..V ! i ,' Vf'op •
•■ i » :■ ii ■•" I il l I.'"!* i'ion "if «> •I 1
i»; ii
our citizens every part of the na.
t'on th: ' • iti -.nil Congress—Uggitto. '
llcans an! !> ma i■.'•.» alike —hnvcl
by thi- . :i a devotion : ■ public
we!:': :!.| are i!':: itinn t> p .an j*.
-•.■ii'-y ar.,l tie n •'■•i'i v !' :• -pe .1
tlii? !' i.- difficult !«• mat 'a i'l our
I::- torv.
I
"The " ' sl.'p in - b en the
i  -.l' ■-' i ns p ••_ t'i. 1
in 'ii" i|:-r ' it!.. • f.-. .1
' ! ii ■: • ai 1 > .i•! h •
• ' : i ';t •'' !' i.v rn'!
'X" -• : -i ' ink is i (!«•' ar wo i-v
• than \\;.,s wll n it cjo ed its
d 'or> last .Mlinlay Xeltht-r Is ary
bank whio.h may turn out not to ho
in a p.i-:tion for immediate opening.
Tlio new V :W allows the twelve Fed
er.'il Ile-prvo Hanks to Issue a«ldi
ti inn I currency «m go->d a-spts ami
tliu,i the banks which reopen will
be able to meet every letflmato
call. The new currency is hejn!?
sent out by the lUii'eau of Kn>;rav.
inir and I'rlntinar In la.we volume to
every part of th«> country. It Is
sound currency because it is bucked
by actual, ;:.iod as^-i-tn.
"A question you will ask is this—
why are a'.l the banks not reopened
at '.he same time? The ani-'wer !s
sjmple: y«>ur government il>es not
intend that th,c history of the pa .t
few years shall lie repeated. We
do not want and will not have an.
Other epidemic of bank failures.
"An a result wo start lomorrow.
Monday, with the openinft of bank 9
in the twelve Federal Reserve Bank
cities—those banks which on first
exemination-by the Treasury hjive al.
ready been found to be all right
•
This will be followed on Tuesday
by the resumption of all their func
tions by banks already found to be
sound in cities where (here are cl«»r.
inpr houses. That means about 250
cities of the United States.
"On and succeeding
days banks in entailer places all
through the country will resume bus.
incss, subject of course, to the gov.
eminent'"- 1 physical abili.y to com.
plete "-s survey
"lwet me make It clear to you that
if your bank does not open the first
day you are by no means justified
i in believing th-.it it. will not open.
A bank that opens one of the
subsequent days is in exactly the
same v-tatus as the bank that opens
:
I tomorrow.
I
"It is possible that when the bank*
resume, a very few people who h»;ve
not recovered from their fear maj
auaai begin withdrawals. I. i me
1 make it clear that the ' anks will
taKe «ire of all need- —and it !• • my
belief that hoarding d'Uriii-: the past
. we k has Secnniv an exceedingly tm
la-hion ib!.' pas imp .. ..1 tail as.
sure you ilrtt it i- 1 > if. r to keep!
v.nir isione.v in i ii'.ipeli bank than
under the in :t' -s
"The .•n. eiss nf our who].- great
i "1: 11 I . -.1111 .l|P'l..!s, of count*.
ii|miii she i- ...pe alien -f the public
••n Its inti-lli-'i'ir. »u] port .nd u i' |
of a ri'li-y.-n'm.
"11. Hie:-. • r i'aa: the o- • .-ti ti 11 a--!
I
li.mpi:: aii'.eiii t'H* new 1. •' l:iii..n j
i- Miit it .iiakt-s ii p,.sf-.i- t.t• >•
!■ "i" readily eoiivei't the-r a -e'- j
*-i- "i tli.n u-.s . i.-.. b for", j
.'!• re i'. t' ;■ ■uvisl'.ii 1, been ic.i-l ■ |
i' r ' i.i borrow -:i the-e a . i.ts |
■iil he I*. ■i ' : 1.!. i■' I leu . •. !
- r j • : tig currency on the security j
••f tht'*-e «.'•.•-d :•-- ' - T' . t v j
! ii"t t'i i ■ ii' "eii'-y. !• i- ■ I *
i>: !■■• nr. ailci'ia'p s • u:v.\ .. !•v -v j
T!:e"i' \>, i" b'-, • I' cfi'i ' : ■ ! :t:ii;-
I
un-il-Ie to open wit'i at b -i:i- rcor-j
g:.nixed The new law allow., th j
t-ovcrniiient t>> as-i s 't in : 1 .k'r j
Mire ri-o ■: • ui"aMuns • 11: i. i»ly ;
fe tiv. iy and even al v. s i'..- go*". I
t ■ iini-'n- t" s ii.-.-ribp t , at lc i
: '•> •' new ' i"it,:l whi-'li m i.v l> (
i r uired.
"I h'-pt* V. II an -.re fi-.-ni this .>. |
nu i ". -.:al v. i: ; c-a" •..- •• •••••..
- (",t s d"!n ■ t tat lb • e is no
ci-ai:>!.-\". . r 1 -i.ii- i! in the p: \ •
"U'i- li ;,i a '• .i ba al. in.: i itiot'. ,
s '!"(> i ' -.' ;• ! i:■ '»t "s h iwn ;
!h--mseiv->s e.:her in >mp • e'.t or d's-j
lr.ncii. in their handling ef th:> pen- |
: j
pl-'s funds. Th.-y had ns-d the money;
i ntrusted to them in spe.-ul.i.tUm ■ and
loans .... It was the g iv. |
; erninent's job to .straighten out thi- j
i-ituation .ml do it as qui.'kl.v as |
po.- sjni.—and the job is being per. j
formed
i j
j "It has been wonderful to me to
I catch the note of confidence from
all over thje country ....
I
"Confidence and courage are the
| essentials of suceco in carrying out
' . our plan. You people must hive
I faith: you must not be stampeded
i by rumors or suit'set-'. Let's us uni'e
in banishing fear. Wo ha\fe pro
-1 i vided the machinery to restore our
system; it Is up to you to
support and make it work.
"It is your problem no less thian
■ it is mine. Together we ainnot fall."
Fifteen Yearn Among .the- Beasts of
, the South American Jungle. The
Strange Story of a Former Me.
. chanlc Surrounded by Stuinge Wild
Creatures, in The American Week,
ly. the Magazine Distributed With
Next Sunday's Baltimore American.
Buy it from your local dealer or
niewaboy.
A mutual exchange for Vanee
County farmers v*|as recently organ,
ized at Henderson by county agent
j J. W. Sander i an.d extension specia.
i list. J. W. Johansen.
ZANGARA IS
SENTENCED TO DIE
wori.n.iu: assassin* ok roose. '
v r.i.r, Kiuicn of ckkmak, is
KKNT TO THK CHAIR.
Guiseppi Zanjtara, whose attempt
to Franklin D. Roosevelt
at Miami., Fla., February 15 re-!
wilted in the death of Mayor Anton •
.T. Certnak of Chicago, was sentenced,
I
Friday by Circuit .Indue Cly O j
Thompson to die in the electric j
chair.
The 33.yeJir.old naturalized It-il. j
lan bricklayer already was under j
sentence to SO yeaivi in prison e'i
conviction of attempt to a.-isassina; e
(lie then President .elect ami three
others who were wound'(l- lie ii id
pleaded guilty to the charge.' in both
instances. I
Defiantly. Zangnra accepted th"
si-rtene«. fairly shouting vitupera.
li e at the court, declaring:
"Vnii give me eleetrje ch iir?"
.ltii'ire Thumps >n replied:
"I did."
' I no •- a red of i 'ei t i• t -hair. I d>
\\ hr's r■!:;'•!. ' . j.; .i:J. is croaked. .
1- ( .,1 hi.!!, f'o. Y.u ta'i-
Uali.-t!
'•|i"t ' in ~> t „,..hair, I no
ca' - .i."
a ?iur|.\J vj'iifiettion l.aeif
o\. • his lioii'd r at the court as h?
was . ! away 'y deputic-' After a
••'•'ef tin;.' in court.
Marine Corps
i'cr th • fir t time sjiiee last !*i!l
a «_•!'• .11. -c ..f appi'i nts for
• i.iaa! ei ' -'ni' nt i'i the Marine
Corp' has !• (at resutiH ! "rding
in ;i!;-Mtin>-ement mad'' l>y MJjjo;- r.
M. n.••!.). Officer in Charge. Marin-
Corp.- Recruiting Station, Post (>f_
fi-e I'iiilding, Sivannah. (la.
I"*tiii-jr the lull in recruit:!';; a
numl*r of vacancies in tlte Corin
'■' ci u -red and tbe Savannah I'i--.
;r;ct which comprii (>s th ■■ Mate* >f
\il'g:''ii. North ir.d South Carolina,
i'l-ii'ida. and the c;i«!fii part f
Cc i hi- lif it a-si'.ntil a liuti! |
e *h. -e va ■ in-:. .
V 'i *.- ii. ( a ia t!;i.-* V- ;.■•••.• i,„.
tweer, t«, ~u.-s of ! > and Ho w » „ ~s v
at I mi 1 '• •>' inches in height and have
co!npl"td hi'jh school who desi'-c
service in the Marine Corns should
apply or write to the above address.
Thirty.five Chatham County farm,
era are planting new pasture.> this
spring.
THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN
Copyright, Inter-nat'i Cartoon Co., N. Y.
ll 1 BHP®
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WED. MARCH 15, 1933
V. T. HAIITGKOVK.
Virgin Thornton Hnrtgrovo was
j born in For>«yth County July
IStiO and departed this life March 3
1933, which made bis stay on eartn
72 years, 7 months and 5 days*. Ho
\\"i.s married to Jennie Oakley of
I Spencer, Virginia November 8 190■».
, This union was lilei-wed by two child,
ren. Ttuphus Oakley and Willie Oak
ley. Surviving are the widow am?
j two children, two grandchildren !l "'*
i one niece Mrs. I-essie Holes.
He made a profession of faith in
{Christ October l!M. r > under the
| prdtching of V. M. Swaim and was
baptized by \\". 11. Wilson and
united with M:. View Baptist church,
lie united by letter with ivpla'*
Springs church of Christ .Inly 1113-
and was faithful in attend nice n
long as able 1• go. Me was a com.
I
in unity lender and always stood firm
for what he thought best. Was .ii .vavs
read.v to h- lp those who came t".
! him for material aid or advice and
will be missed liy tile community as
; well as in the home. The many cn
pn  l.in.j of kindness and offers >f
i"'.incii during his llinee,. is g
!y ••• '.prcc'at.i.d by :he family.
I'linera 1 se"vice was eond •:"t d
sund iy b\ i: .v. 11,, 1 s.i k .mi! K.
l.ong it Mt- V.cw p. i!-' ciriri'ii
and burial fc'ln'V. d in t! > ur lj
••• niotery.
".It'SIIS. while I'll.' h. I"lv l'( ''c III!'-"
'i' r the sj.i'-i ;i: .-i i ( j,. ih ! 4.. 111 »"ii,
We w* u'd at thj. s.!-mil meeting.
Calmly say. thy will lie d me "
Jossi? f 7l ,
Claimed Death
l '-ie |.'ranl!':n ('• ive. years of
ill (] ;1 1 Ji" ■■ )|. ;,n» i t i \Vi!lstil!.
Sa!' 111 I-'rid.:.,- tr. rning, following an
illness ft" stvera! mouths.
The de'ca-,-d v.a. a ttic.mber of the
, Mi. 1 'armel Cliur.-h. Junior Council
H. and (I'e Woodmen of the World.
Pe snrviv. d l.y I;wife. Ml'.ian !!.
Ce. i ce: his m ( .M,. j.. Mnrthy Jane
Ceorue: oil* dia'-ht-r. M|«s Agnes
(!(n• rge. 11 f V\"j' i 111 _S j '.(> 111 ■_ four
sons. Hnliert. T'ulni'ir and Moii"
1 c«»rg.-. ,f wif.-:.oi.S'i!e'M. and Ro*«-
|'"e l'or :e, , f Mnruanton: mie
• adcliilfj. Win ia Mason (■•urge:
e* ; *• tcr~. .«ii>. ,r. 11. Clifton
and .Mi's. .1. M. Smith, of Pilot
•Mointain: Mrs. San.'.v (hvcim, of Mt.
Airy: Mrs. Ar.'h ningiaau, »f Sandy
, lliilge: Mrs. Alonzo t'ook. Mrs. Sam
Lawrence and Mrs. George.
, of Francisco; and two brothers, M'/ir.
1. tin George, of Winston-Salem, and
1
I William Oeoi'ne. >f Francimco.