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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11
AS.
[P,RUSSIAN.
GAINS
[,,n Charges Of Far
4 Railway Plot Are
Termed False
LCIJE POWERLESS
IN PROMOTE PEACE

|.yrvA Oct. l1.-(UP).-
m.,.a States, England and
iced today that Ger
Ill not be permitted to
=, the present time, in a
E..,.. Of representatives. held
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11

&NEyA. Oct. II. (UP).-The
~ & Nations members, to-
81 args 2uSian-Japanese ten
nm: zreck the World Dis
ts-s': conference and lead to
h "a, Powerless to invoke the
H. nation coyenant-for what
IL: Be worth-because Russia
member and Japan has an
Lrc:i is withdrawal. the league
|Fai he dispute in a grave light
b. assembly adjourned its an
! meeting this afternoon.
sgates 70 the Disarmament
k-snce. which reconveneS
kay, also feared the tension
Z Dc disastrous.
E0SCOW. Oct. II. CUP)-The
kSa. official Soviet organ, an
trcei today that the govern
pr publication Of the four al
ty secret Japanese documents
jn, the seizure Of the Chinese
:r Railway in Manchuria,
be regarded as a serious
r1g % the government of ia
ne japanese ministers are
1g dangerous game" the
k.as article said, THE re-
&'.-y for the Manchurian
a:lIe a..S on the Toxic gov
nsn:s a0gliers.
1e Iz7ss1a's warning was CO.
en' WITH dispatches from
arovSl in far eastern ST.
reporting a series of incl
nienStyin~ the Soviet-Jap-
conflict over the Chinese
'a railway property.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11
WEATHER

md slightly warmer to-
Pa" .loudy with probable show
y. :, thursday
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-11
GOOD. AFTERNOON

Codes being so popular these
days. why not one limiting the
proving hours Of our neighbour
cats7
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
n. A. A. C. P. C.
do1un APOLOGY a'nf0L

NE-A a ~
It is indeed avvery sill wind that
blows nobody good" Mr. Storz says
that it was a cousin of the family
who ~inaugurated1 the system of dis
eliminating on the account of color in
the Soft Drink Bar. OF course it is a
had thing for us to believe that a
cousin would take such authority
without consulting the heads of the
firm However we ought to be big
enough to accept ar apology when it
is offered. We understand Mr.. Storz,
the father of the Storz Brewing
Company has extended an apology to
the colored citizens of Omaha through
the president of NAACP. Mr.. R. C.
Price, that fearless fighting leader
especially in the position he now
holds as president of the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People Not once has his at
tention ever been called to an act of
discrimination on the account of color
since he has been connected with the
NAACP with the authority to per-
form, that he has not gotten results {
He is on the job twenty four hours a
day. Mr.: Price does not claim to be
an orator. or a quick thinker but II
gees without saying, he i worker
andda fearlessa fighter for Justice hot
only for athe9 Negros race, but for the
entire cftizenry Of onfaha!Hw ,~ssvii9t
+-.-Lrl -4 - n... ~
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
9nJ 70 n1IA3A oG s~V1-aG0o NI
ROOSEVELT CONFERS WITH
OFFICIALS ONfINFLATION-s
nioARYbPLANSd 6 .b9isil4t
I.g1T- III III. -V-V ~ NT--I II
Wants to- Raise Prices as Summer
Boom Turns Rapidly Downward

u SItpkD03E SI3HJV u BHE
WASHINGTON Faerrscfeadd by the
pressure of the impending collapse Of
his whole price raising program,
President Roosevelt yesterday met in
conference emf ssrHe1 With his closest financial
advisors to consider methods Of rails
ing prices ess through more tqe initiation n
The Roosevelt industrial Gloom" of
the summer months mem rs is fast: turning
into AN, intensified industrial crisis
Production has turned sharply down,
ward, while while prices, though still way
aha9oyyssh EtthheRs March levels are begin
ming to show signs Of marked weak
ness, for Lack Of any real retail buy
ing by the workers whose purchasing
power has been cut by the Roosevelt
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
Linn CROW SCHOOL
IN MEMBER
SEY,

n DNINNUA Gauu 0OT-:snk
sM6NTGEAfR, rNa! 51aKThe hewessI
ATTEMPT az 5iHocrdwsseho6ls sand the
fist BE mAdeam hoftketR New ger
sey, is being'ifoGght Here byscitiEens
led by the N. AE-A-C P. branch
The schdofboardT is trying TO transfer
all white students from the Glenfield
sehool and ggendHS oloTedq efiildfentin
other sfhidistrfefs to- GenHeld. 1870 w
-CHBSqER, -SFR43An dartehnptiutot
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
I eg.hr ElT n

The attention Of bidders Airect-e
rected to thu fait thst Gedsss Hodge.
State Dsector Unemployment,
LincolF, Nebraska, 8EH ffsFise AAa0
eral sFrpeffsslsiQgBt, YyfE1 tbefp6sRPssra4icTPc
OF e~mploymepf lists for this YPrk N
Planso!ahrd ispecffftati6hss nfdr the
wgas saag be seeuTh and dnfoSmaaonl.
secumd ut ,theipffi&s qfflths' County,
Clerk at Omaha, Nebraska, or at the
office of the Department of Roads
and Irrigation at Lincoln, Nebraska.
The Successful bidder will Be re-
qGifgds to furnish bond inf an amount
eddaF to 1Botss Of his contract. VI
sAS anseviaence OF good faith in
sdbhiittfhg a. proposal for this work.
ornf5t any portion thereof as provid- I
ed IN the bidding blank, the bidder
shsii' fife, with his proposal, a certi-T
fespeBetktmade payable to the De-
pafementotfhR Roads and Irrigation
and in AN amount not less than the
following list, for any group Of items
OF. collection Of groups Of items for
which theibid is submittdlJ H va
bGfadfhglI Items Seven Hundred (700)s
dollars. hj div 3nE aca IA. N, -at
bt)ulsert Items biTwenty five l(25)d
doh arst9yiisb ~b@snasam 9ii no .sosm
-The right is reserved Ito waive all
t4r 4 Wa
teehnicalities land reject any or allo
bids n -dmsm tot 3yd .~aasihns ~ 10
DEPARTMENT4dOF ROADS AND
eli l.auo1eIRRIGATTONap y
R L. COCHRAN, Safe Engineer ia
GracAI Bergeray County Clerk,
Douglas,rC County 19rseg ~; /.
gniiosqxa arn w II t9;fS. d5-33.
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
0nthe Job
cZEEI.
q sad.i septembefl 2O2 1888.

n september Z~Uy-fJOO. a
Mr.. Harry Knudsen. Il GisSa1qxs
Commissioner Of Streets, ,as 4s4
City Hall Building,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Dear Sir:
Know doubt you are manifesting
every effort that you can to help the
Unemployment situation of our city
1t has been stated the truck COM
posed ofsGeFofedss help swoFkszapYssxiss
riatelys eYeryitwo weeks while others
are employed daily which is unfair
if shese facts careotrue.sH is averytdif.
ficlAt living in aecommunitY, support
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
isf0REs aARE
PUTTING o BIG BUSINESS
DAY DRIVE u.

AMAHt f3Q a NJ Sd HTw sihl
TAgAoPhge Bdto emo1 nj 10 aAoTc
Never before in the histssyniafd
North Omaha h~ave-such low prices
bsea10ReFsd anvbRe1 4sa45bsss highest
quality Of fresh a7f faaed Pr99dhHHc a III
Esa{eIRs s9T TIE 9 I'm 9#AFA SStPEE ssMaeh
wfFgll1 fer t9s ss2gtAARREE @R2EEAAL > N9 9Hs5,
EsXSo saying BiARhGfaAisNSSSsa H tfafr y ..Rlr1
self by spending your money! whe Ere
there is no question about your
cRRialdregni lRsss being employed As you ed4
cate them it is your MndisPutable
dIgs5gdtO make gga asopp place s5 IL fhesm r. naa re
syn a ERFsso sxa @ sSo tJImn9f Thff saR99lFyfqBJ
way p R9}H d4ttduan aR0dffP isl
g !, cSS9@gbl g4sdSy OyvEE ts saRSsEpdfIap laRi ,ppsesMss5rl
"nf f BT XSlqE g Y b j. senPlHAyffj had
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
Notice of Chattel Mortgage
sldia yiinunmSaleit trh

Notice ~ hereby given that on
MondaysidtAess16th day1oGf October
1~sSSyatTen oseiotk AoM y the under g
signed will selusa lpuBllc auction TO-
thet highest bidder for cash, at 1929
Cunning Street, Omaha, sN ebraska,1Lato
the office of the-Mard- Printing
Company, Aefggb8id9itusH notZ
Tools. presses. foldsEs,acoessories9s
and other proRsrtyI aHdqaprurtenanoeaH
therepqto,n rbsloHginesu covered bya
mortgage made Upward and Mead
Printing CempanE.:e Iooay1 yAba "
Frank c. Ward and Mary A. Ward
to sHildura Meadi and bearing date of
August A. 1e30,a and ihaVing BEEN
duly filed in the office of the County
Clerk, Douglas County, Nebraska, On
the 9th day of Augustss1930, at H.
o'clock A. M, and assigned to Char /,
les Goeode1neowFe on the 18th day lof
July l19833so which assignment was 4
duly r~eeorded on the 13th day off
ssln the office Of b
County ri Clerk of Douglas County. !
Nebraska a skkar N Said sale will be for the J
purpose Of fo~reclosing said mortgage
for costs bof sale, and all gaccruing q
costs, and for the purpose of satis-H
flying the amount now due thereon,e
in the the sum Of ss843 Al, and that no9
M z. MH M'
suit or other proceedings at law haze
been instituted to recover said debt
or any part thereof L-FA.p
CHARLES GooDENow, h15a
Assignee Of Mortgage g
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
notice. TO- goNTRAeroRsaT

OO4N ~
Sealed bids will be received at the
office Of the Department Roads and
Irrigation in the State House at Lin
coln,,a Nebraska, on September o.
1888, until 900 o'clock gAa.h M, and
attthat time publicly opened and read
for PAVING and incidental work on
the OMAHA rAHb0 Patrol Mo-
zig, State Road ideloH 2ntn1om shI
The proposed work consists Of con-
~structing OF of a mile Of PAVED
ROAD ba9d .~sioH-IlI ,caa9id0 fo 9sai
The approximate quantities aree::roA
$500 Gu. 'Yds. Excavation. soal9Fol
'675 So. fYds.' Concrete Pavement. sio
4 Removal Of Structure nylDno
29Cn. Ydsi Class "a" Concrete for
B6x CnfverHB and HeadwalIsaIi 7 m
-3,7O0 lbs Reinforcing Steel for
Box iCulverts and Headwaalls... EAD gI9
, The attention Of bidders is directed
to- the Special inPrt6Svfsions covering n1ggs
subIettinIgg or assigning the contract
andot6 the Use Of Domestic Materials..7
The minimum wage paid To- ar
Skilled labor employed On this con
tract shall be sixty 1905 cents per
| houry ynam b9I9bH9r bns 91tn9v9
The attention Of bidders is also d.
rectedl to the fact that George Hodge,
State Director Of Unemployment. EinM
coin, Nebraska, Will exercise general
supervision over the preparation St
emploEhehAlisA foF THIS weHKs9lO
Plans and specifications rfor 1he
work r@ayPfe1Sefrb ssEH5 jppfofBpaatioH Rs
cured at thf offics pf the County
Clerk ar 16MAHAs, Nebraska. o. &C
the office Of the DepartmeHH0JRRoAds
and Irrigation at Lincoln. Nebraska.
yTHe Successful Bidder Will Be re-
qfdiireeRd to furnish boond IN an amount
equal to 1907 Of his contract
xAs ahgrevidence 6of good Saith inE
Submitting a proposal for this work.
the bidder must file with his prols
ppsah5ya certifiedfcheck made payable
to the Department Of Roads and ri
riigation and in, an amount not Less
than Three Hundred ~(s3os.OOJ doll
larsIOD .9TJJ9IQ 91J 10 JU0
The fighf i~sIFese+5ea to- waive Anil
teaRhifalities And reject any {Or all
BIDS eTg ae9iIG YaTA0
pER4RTTMMFENHTe OF ROADS, and
IRRIGATION NJ
aiR- Escochran, state Engineer
GRACE BERGERs. County Clerk
HAMa1H2 az Douglas GauntyI4S
GNA 2H9a3GNUAI
sH7NAII0 YaQ
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
Radio Programs to Aid
Omaha n. A. A. C. p.
asa sasi Campaign s.. asa.

OMAHA, Neb. - Three radio pro-
grams over stations WOW, KFAB
and KOHL respectively, will be used
by the Omaha branch of the NAACP
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
NOTICE TO

LILY @0T A&RoAlUt
Sealed bids will be received ut the
office fpf 1thebD Department of Roads,
and Irrigation in the State House at,
Lincoln Nebraska, on September, %,
q until $500 O'Clock AqMq, and at
that time publicly io~penedTand read,
for Grading, Culverts. Two Bridges
and incidffFgtf1l fF NstssfHlEpfp1
Highway Project Ma NRS bssdA
Federal Aid dRoad zmeiu;w , : VS.
The proPe9ffssSdd yWYprk consists " COR
structing 3.8 miles of Graded Earth
Road f..
The approximate quantities, are: Y
81 Gu 'Yds Excavation, a,,n.
4 Gu TYds, Glass "a" Concrete for
Box Cplyerts and Headwalls
40 Lbs Reinforcing Steel for Box
Culverts and rHeadwalls.lt. na.,
s5 Lin LINT. 11s Corrugated Metal
Pipe H. N
a.fo LIZ 4innd1afFFE IA corrugated Metal
Pipe. ~
185s5 Lin 2 f. f. "a. t culvert. Pipe. ta'
The attention Of bidders is also di-
ed to the Special Provisions cover
ing %sqqbletting or assigning the con
tract and to the use of Domestic
Materials
skilled labor employed on this con-
stFsaa4e%! ss 5safH5dO ? y SIXTY 3fSo0)h cents h per PEI;
The minimum wage paid to, all un-
skilled labor employed on this con-
tract shall shall b be forty gt4oo, cents per
tdsin yabzsnbsW yr9vs vbuiz aIdi,
rof Issrasder riod0 II td9in vabs9u1
lyirGs a. Is nevis ID o. "atatnaoA OF,
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30

4H*Ely a .Es~AI
ing d~iffsrsnt offices and those cam
paigning for positions and still placed
lat se kott6h Gvhe qissVfor cousidsec1
'at.on ofssfaploymnfsanHtc . .luoa 6 bod
Eeahze only a minimum amount
OF taxes are rkd9ivedHt this timeiv8t1
Is hard for this group to make ends.
meet pay taxes, cl6tha and fsef
themselves ndssontsnNarAfgsdnora aaA
way of living without the proper
so~nsfdsrasDh Of employnike&1RRl q 7H7d6dd
same giv31to other nationalities. We
'beaieve yph NEAR to do by all the
same asyyi do by one.
W Fking you tSaM8sS imnves-
f this condSgNpYd see
TINT 4 &fhen work inrHg6VAtion to
loyees working on the
ffording to present condi-
kment is very much need
kfciated if given, and the
&1aHsHH4E llbe manifested when the
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30

h9YoIqm5nU sff IsjIshs bns bs9f
= no snismsT yt~iIidisnoqss1 edT"
odw ssodt 10 esIuq bnn s~9nsi3snoo
s~svfesmedt stall teller adt no ton
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
.tipae..cpupes.

A@H--
4eags SpEEbnu2 we've ~snifossrq s4e
bANnswteniHg lyeny2letterBn of Septem-
Der 18th wtlosay that Mes III r very
much pleased with your cooperation
on the unsMFPI99 sYfgayiittyg jjsai oq4ss
not making any particular diffefeht-
ial among our aapssG'tnaID e2h.
The facts1tfs4GB q1yRH6k pvt nfs
gardiqgtth66de 995Hred IbElP aarrexktrus tp
the extent that they have been asked
to eY2EEkk every dothhserr. week, but; for
ySYArE i iprfe 81 aadtiitat this is true through
out o tbe y epHfire DEPARTMENT a Also wish !
to SAY that the ehaaeesi are ten to one
that 9om2qpJtlhfs of l NNogyqember and Dec
emnaherr vii see All activities in the
Street tTstsED eppasirrttmapenat abolished q -r;
Again thanking YOU for your cour-
texslies, we beg TO remain, INV yg;hs.+
VI uo Yours, very truly, .sem ~.
bne HARRY RIsY rKNUDSEN, 4, IT'LL Y
4so City Commissioner. sno,,,.
IagEMTl1sgal N6fSetlcee 54oqg1 gnisd cid tia
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30

Tsbnp ani1odaI ,odw 1enosirq rooq ed5
sad ,eoretnes eyisssoxs yIgnims9s
ri emit s1nqs sid bean zrasy rot
zllr1eiie2utse 1issm,d snirettsd
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
.fiaHs More Rising-Priees-
-CLASSIflED ADS

Large Modern4 Kitc5enette Apart
ment-WEbster 1907.
7s+FS6ms and Bath Apartment; a2420
North 14thsn Street, Suitable for
Club, Home or Rooinefsg j .1AgDaiy,.
ilATlairits 5000 ms .su~ AZ rnr.
-Ar-seeA47a-~- rr- zrt~1aSi-et
man. wants coqaplse; to share
ymlpeo4dheHfRnl 5bRqom house 26O5t nWiEEt
Street. Call after & p m, Reasonable
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
'"'L e('g!;alII.'NotiClIeES, !:
NoTICEianE


OF T. H. MAENNER, Inc. has,
KNOW 7AALa MEMtnBY 'wTHESE
PRESENTSfsf TAat;E thee Hnde psignedj
do hereby associate-themselves to-
gethsr for the purpose of formings,a
corporation under the alawsy Of the
Stategof;M Nebraska; THE name of,which.
corporation isFTuH MAENNER I4pc.y,
with itS principal place df bhsiness,in
thei City Of 0fnaha,o Douglas County,
NebraskayEaaoissiM & bsI-bnaI l
The generalGnature of the business
to be transacted by this Corporation
shall beo the d~ealingfinJ sellingg hand
ling; adjusting and sbrokering of all
types of insurance Save alone life in
surance 6and kindred lines; the 'deaiLg
ing in, selling buying, pledgingi1an
encumbering real and personal pro-.
perty, . mortgages notes 9 and other
evidences Of Indebtedness; t~o6prepar-
alton of, handling, filing and record,
ing of instruments effecting real and
personal property; the management
supervision repair necessary and in
cidental to the carrying on of said
business, as fully as SAM would be
carried on by a natural person. 51g Y
The amount of capital stock auth
orized is Ten Thousand {$10, O00.O0)
Dollars and the same shall be paid
for9in full prior to commencing bust
ness. svEh Web y rri tail iYia 9d8 n
The timeo of commencement of bust
ness shall be September 1st.,, 1888 end
the time Of the termination Of the
Corporation Shall be September 1st.,
1888 eTsHw melG2 tH as5ivras anihrI
The highest amount Of indebted
ness to which the Corporation may at
any time subiectqtseh dsit@o thirds
of its paid up capital stocdorudD
The affairs of the SCa~rpcratiop are
to be conducted BYRD President. Vice.
President rSssretaryqspd Treasmens1I
Dated this 18th day of September,
lgSSG99sr asw nogndoL W 8 ysa
-ro9 sgral & 1T nHtq MAENNERs N
bsTasqqGLADYS r MAENNERs "
& bsd9ssro M. M.rROBERTSON,oo
LeE HARBERTs Ineorporators. \
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30

2uod5 +sswo d,9m vol :ixoT !
nj yI92rsl srugit srotdab ha stdaG
sdt ns5wtsd qidsnoiteIsa yrotsfd IIa
bra sIeubivlbni vnam syIoyni owf
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30
RITZ Theatre. ;,

HAM UOY a0NIS sonis ,ss, voy 9
s4SundaD raadn Monday rRRarbarR
Sbsnvtyeaia sRARX FACE" also,
1&n@ GrHytsss' FASSsHes
Tues, W.sdbIF huys+Lianel Bar
rymore in 1.-THE STRANGERS
RETURN. y1a2se Bingd Crosby in
college HUMOR".- IN
lIsFridayn'bands SaturdayEIrene
Duane inudtThe SILVER CORD.
HT0f- n57TIGv I0y JG1I 777swod
segregstsT eoloredO fstudents hereby
barrihgsthem from the Chester high.
school and uohfining them to a school
in the Negro area has so aroused
citizens thatnthe state Il organization
of N shA IA &c P.n-branehesg has
been called in and Herbert E. Millen,
president of the Philadelphia N A.
a5 has beeneengageditowcerry
the fightito courtloy aai%et NJ -sn
u<BERWYN gPaa-Colored parents in
The Omaha guide., 1933-09-30

bst1ats nsed sed noitDoeso1q gro
ling bessIIa rs tsnis2s eherrO HI
zslsssIodw bsgnss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-23
RECEPTION FOR REV JOHN CLYNN Given By Holy Name So. ciety of Lady of
 L0urdes
AT PARISH HALL

A farewell meeting in honor Of Roy. John c. Glynn was held last evening by members or the Holy Name Society of the church Of our Lady of Lourdes at the parish hall. Father 'Glynn leaves Monday to take up at two.yoar special course of study of canon law tt the Catholic University. Ho has been curate hore for the past two years during which time his efforts in the organization of tho young men of his parish were crowned with success. Various members of tho society expressed their regret last evening that Father Glynn was leaving Waterbury, but voiced the hope that hls studies at the university will prepare him for higher honors. l.,
 Father dlynn's homo Is in Bridgeport. Ho was ordained m St, Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford, in June, 1881 and was assigned hore in December, 1o3i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-23
.X-Ray Campaign
 GiUen Start M
 SeDen Counties
Drive on Tuberculosis We'll Under Way-Health Dept
 Deluged With Calls for Information

Meetings of health officers and high school officials have already been held in seven of the states oight counties and tho campaign is well under way to discover cases of tuberculosis among school childron of Connecticut by use of the newly developed X-ray apparatus by which pictures can be taken for $l.00 or less per child, the state department of health reported to- today in . special bulletin.
 Interest in tho campaign against tuberculosis upon which all health authorities In the state are con centrating this fall Is also being shown by numerous requests for lectures and literature explaining the details of the drive. Among the groups which have requested talks on the subject are the Par ont- Teachers Association, tho Ro- tary Club, tho Kiwanis Club, pub lie health nurses and teachers in schools where the campaign is now under way.
 One of the circulars furnished by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-23
WATERBURY GIRL
 IN AUTO MISHAP
Miss Sherman and Com. panion in Crash at New
 York City
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Miss Esther sherman, ?s, of ib7 Waterviile street was reported as seriously injured in New York city yesterday afternoon when an auto mobile In which she was riding crashed into polo In the Bronx. Miss sherman is believed to be Emanuel Piiel, 67, of Sandy Hook, another occupant of the ear, was also painfully hurt. Both were taken to the Fordham hospital:
 Mrs Josephine Pace, of 62 Nelson avenue, this city. was discharged yesterday from the Meriden hos pitia. She was injured Thursday evening when car operated by her husband was involved in a col iison with a machine driven by Mrs Eleanor Mckenzie of South. ington. Mrs Anna Pelosi of 80 Knoll street. this city. is still 9 patient in the Meriden hospital. She suffered an injury to her back in the crash.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-23
LUTHER LEAGUE
 STATEC CONVENTION
Will Be Held in This City on October IA and Is
 at Parish House
5S GROVE STREET

The 2Sth annual state conven- ton Of tho Luther League will be held in this city, october l4-l6 at tho parish house on Grove street, Tho speakers, all chosen with great care, will be as follows:
 Rev Paul Andrew Kirsch, mis- sonary superintendent of the United Lutheran synod of New York, so well known to all Luther League members, will speak at tho convention communion service Sunday at 10:30 at the church.
 Miss Brenda L. Mchlhouse, jun- Tor secretary of the Luther League of America, will conduct the con ference on junior work and Will also bring the greetings Of the Luther League of America,
 Miss Ethel R, Tussing, Synodical Luther League secretary. Will con- duet the conference on life service
 Mrs Virgil Sease of Parline N. J' very active In the Womon's Ms sionary society of tho United Luth- eran church and In the Northilcld Missionary conference, m attrac- tive and forceful speaker, will con duct tho conference on missions Miss Helon Schenk, intermediate secretary of the. Connecticut state Luther League, will conduct the conference on intermediate work Louis Schenk of Meriden will be chaplain of tho convention. Al sessions of tho. convention will bt held in tho parish house, 5s Grove street, except tho communion ser vice which will be held at tho Firs Lutheran church, corner spence and Phoenix avenues.
 All junior and Intermediates whether members of regularly reg istored Luthern Leagues or not, arr cordially invited and urged to at tend as much of the convention as possible. particularly tho indii' vidual lectures pertaining to thet' class On Sunday at 4:S0, Miss Brenda Mehlhouse will be IT charge of the Juniors and Mis- Helen Schonk, assisted by Mrs E Hammer of Moriden, will be pres ent to take charge of the Inter modiNtes,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-23

mediately undertake the investiga- ton of complaints now before local committees. Employers will bc in- formed Of the complaints against them and will Do given an oppor- tunity In hearing to answer the charges, If the complaint Is found to Do valid and tho employer fails to comply voluntarily with his agreement, the board will report tho case to tho administration in board has no powers of enforce. tions from Washington. Tho in- attractions of tho administrator for state. J. 2
 Tt should bo impressed on tho community thnt anyone who k dis- playing tho Eagle Is presumed te bc complying with tho presidents away from him by federal author. ity. Rumors injurious to NRA members should bo discouragod d and the community informed that tho thing to do is to bring com ploints with tho facts which sup port thom. Compliance must not be obtained through foar or force. We must do 1t through endueotion and explanation. There are very few deliberate 'chiscllers' and these will not Do tolerated.
 "The ultimate objective of tho national recovery movement Ia tho solf.government of trade and In. dustry by their own associations, under permanent codes. approved by tho prosidont. The organization of trade associations for this pur. pose ia an integral part of our present organization, Pending such time as ail industry Is under codes it ia tho purrose'>of tho president to effcetuato the policies of the national recovery net by securing 100 per cent compliance with the presidents rocmployment agreo' mont" 4.