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The Washington times., 1933-08-26
ROOSEVELT DUE
To ARB|TRATE
OIL DISPUTE
PriCe-Fixing and U. S. Control
StirS Battle Between
ICkeS and Johnson
BY International News Service

President Roosevelt will become
the arbiter in a growing split
between the National Recovery
Administration and Secretary Of
the Interior Ickes over modifica.
tion of the oil code, it appeared
today.
With the President prepared to
consider changes in the code be-
fore it is effective September 2.
the battle became more intense
over price-fixing and even more
rigid Government control over the
industry.
While Johnson and his advisers
have fought anything more than
a so-called price ratio between
gasoline and crude oil, advisers
of Ickes have urged further price
fixing and complete control of
production.
Confers With MOffett
Ickes, who has been friendly
with the independent interests
seeking complete price fixing, is
comforting frequently with James
A. Moffett, who resigned as di-
rector of the Standard Oil Com
pany in a row over Government
control.
The issue may be fought out
at Hyde Park. With Johnson
hoping to take coal and auto
mobil codes to the President, it
was reported that Ickes also
would visit the President.
The battle for advantage, not
only betwee the Government
agencies but be tween the oil
groups, is believed to be the
cause of the delay in naming the
committee of Is, authorized in
the code.
A private memorandum, signed
by Joseph E. Pigue, economic ad.
wiser of the NRA on oil, and
approved by ~. Alexander Sachs, :;
chief economist, declared d thei
public will pay millions becausd
of the modified price-fixing pro-
visions approved in the code.
Industry OverprOducing
Pointing out that the oil indus,
try is overproducing at the fate Of
100000 barrels a day, the memo
randum said the plan of hitching
the price of crude oil to gasoline
will make it difficult to bring
about a balanced situation. The
memorandum concludes:
OBVIOUSLY, refinerS will con-
tinue to Overproduce if the
profit margin is guaranteed to
them"
Oil interests now having vast
quantities of crude oil in storage
would make millions in profits, the
economists hold.
The Ickes group of advisers,
however, believe that the only way
to bring order out of chaos in the
oil industry is to put it in a strait
jacket, with the Government US
ing it's power to prevent profiteer'
ing
The Washington times., 1933-08-26
Mrs. LeWis A. Payne
Takes Catholic Post

Mrs. Lewis A. Payne will act as
governor of the District Chapter
of the International Federation of
Catholic Alumnae, completing the
term of Charles P. Neill, who re-
signed recently.
Two new members were admit
ted to the federation board, Miss
Catherine Garland, president Of
Holy Trinity, and Miss Florence
ODonoghue, president Of the
Sacred Heart Alumnae.
The Washington times., 1933-08-26
Machado, Fearing for Life,
Ready y to Fly to Canada

NASSAU, Bahamas, Aug. 26 q.
N.SO.-Fearing for his life and
poised to flee to the safety of
Canada, Gerardo Machado, fugi-
tive ex-president of Cuba, re-
counted his sketchy plans for the
future in an exclusive interview
with International News Service
today.
He planned to sail today on the
liner Lady Rodney for Montreal,
touching Bermuda en- route. A
seaplane lay in the harbor for use
in case of emergency.
Obviously fearful that his
enemies in Cuba may attempt to
The Washington times., 1933-08-26
N. Y. Needle Workers
Nearing WdLkOut

NEW YORK, Aug. 26 QN.S0.
Strike of 1000 needleworkers to
force trade associations to deal
collectively with the workers
union appeared imminent today
as Grover Whalen, local NRA
head, announced that the 10000
dreSSmakers whose strike he set
tied last weekend had returned to
their shops.
Whalen was busy today con-
ferring with jobbers in the gar
ment trade, ironing out charges
that favoritism was being utilized
IN returning strikers to their jobs.
The Washington times., 1933-08-26
ChiLLlInl Democrats
Plan St1q OUtin0

The committee on arrange
ments of the first annual stag
outing of the Chillum District
Democratic Club to be held Sep
tember at the Bliss estate on
the Maryland side of the Potomac
River opposite historic Mt. Ver-
non, will meet tonight at the
club headquarters in Mt. Rainier,
Md, to lay and outline final de.
tails and plans for the occasion.
j. Enos Ray, chairman of the
State Democratic State Central
Committee, will, on behalf of the
club, of which he is it's honorary
president, extend to Gov. Albert C.
Ritchie an invitation to be its
honored guest at the meeting,
The Washington times., 1933-08-26

take his life, the deposed ex
president declared:
1--WE go to Montreal tomorrow
on the Lady Rodney, via Ber-
muda.
# have many friends in
Canada and will stay there some
time. 1 hope to see my family
there.
Canada is under the British
flag and, like the Bahamas, is
a land of law and order.
81 have nothing to say about
Cuba. shall keep silent as to
any happenings there.
81 have made no plans for
the future other than what ]
am telling in this interview"
The Washington times., 1933-08-26
MqnchukuO Raids
Protested to Soviet

HARDEN, Manchuria, Aug. 26
G.N.SD The government OF
Manchukuo through its foreign
ministry today lodged strong dip
lomatic protests with the Soviet
Russian government against II
alleged OGPU (Soviet secret
police and cavalry raids on
Manchukuo and Northwest Tao
eiho territory.
The complaint charged these
raids resulted in numerous muir
ders and robberies, and that
buildings were maliciouslv burned.
The Washington times., 1933-08-26
Women to Note
Peace Pact Ddte

The fifth anniversary of the
Kellogg-Briand peace pact will be
celebrated in a number of cities
tomorrow. under the auspices of
the Women's International
League.
There will be a radio program
at 7:15 tonight in the course of
which representatives of tn, State
Department and of the French
government will discuss the pact.
The Washington times., 1933-08-26

is supposed to have killed his
wife), so I don't know what
Hugh Johnson is doing with the
auto code, how Secretary Wal
lace of Agriculture is making
out trying to keep pigs from
growing up, what Cordell Hull
is doing toward making inter
national conferences useful as
we'll as decorative, what Secre-
tary of Labor Miss Perkins is
doing to see that everything in
the NRA is not unionized, or is
unionized, or whatever they de-
eide to do with it. AS I say,
we got a murder trial, and we
in the world that is happening
ardon my ignorance.
The Washington times., 1933-08-26
Plane Hits Church,
2 Germans Killed

NEUSTADT- ON DOLE, Ger
many, Aug. 26 GN.SD.-Reinhold
Poss and Paul Weirisch, aviators
participating in a cross-Germany
air race, were killed today when
the wing of their plane struck a
church tower and crashed.
The Washington times., 1933-08-26
Johnson Will Open
NRA Drive in Boston
BY International News Service

Despite the tremendous pres
sure of work here, General Hugh
S. Johnson, industrial administra-
tor, intends to fly to Boston
Wednesday to open the National
Recovery drive in New England.
He will address 1000 recovery
committeeman at 1890 p. m. and
the address will be carried over
a national radio network.
The Washington times., 1933-08-26
Manchuria Bandits
War on TUO Cities

HARDIN, Manchuria, Aug. 26
G.N.SO O.-Manchurian bandits to-
day attacked the cities of Suifenho
and Hengtaohotze, withdrawing
after prolonged and heavy fight
ing in which many were reported
killed and wounded.
The Washington times., 1933-08-26
WILL ROGERS Snvs:

BEVERLY HILLS, CAL, Aug. 25.-California has
a murder trial going out here (some professor
The Washington times., 1933-08-26

GOVERNOR COMSTOCK
THE INSIDE STORY of the
Michigan bank holiday will be
told before Judge Harry B.
Keidan's one-man grand jury
investigation by Gov. William
A. Comstock, first Democrat to
occuply the executive chair at
Lansing since the Civil War.
Photo by International News
Photographic Service.
The Washington times., 1933-08-26

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-18
WORK ON U. 5.
BUILDING WING
HERE DELAYED
Money Available for JOB
May Be Switched to
Forestry Project.

Erection of north wing to the
Federal building, for which 81 ,25O, 900
has been appropriated, will be de-
layed indefinitely by the treasury
department, according to informa-
ton received today from Washing
ton.
Nearly 1866, 100000, made available
by congress for public buildings, is
being earmarked by the administra-
lions for the Roosevelt reforeStation
program.
This information and the state
ment, construction of all Federal
buildings yet to be contracted for
will be held up by the treasury de-
partment," is contained in this
months issue of The Customs Serv-
ice News, the publication is the au-
thorized treasury department maya
zine.
George M. Poland, customs COL
lector, believes the local project may
be among those delayed, since the
contract has not been let.
However, Poland has not received
official notice from treasury depart
ment officials to halt plans.
Money for the north wing of the
federal building was appropriated
by congress more than year ago.
Mcguire and Shook, indianapolis
architects, are continuing work on
plans for structure, according to
Poland.
Federal authorities here had ex-
pected that construction, which was
to supply work for unemployed,
would begin this summer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-18
STRESSESLO
REPAIR PRICES
BorinStein Urges Property
Owners to Join in Job
Aid Drive.

Urging property owners to enlist
in the city-wide modernization CAM
paign which opens Saturday, Louis
j. Borinstein, campaign chairman
today asserted material and labor
prices are lowest they have been in
fifteen years.
Nov is the time to make needed
repairs on property" Borinstein said
Business leaders throughout the
nation predict that prices soon will
increase"
He explained the campaign will
provide jobs for several thousand
unemployed workers and stimulate
business.
Leaders o. the movement, which
will continue through May 5, will
meet with volunteer campaign work.
erS from District I at 1880 tonight
at the Columbia Club. L. G.. Fergu-
son and Russell Etter, district
colonies, will disclose plans for en-
listing citizens in the modernization
program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-18
NINE STATIONS ISSUE
DRIVERS LICENSES
Controllers Office Orders Delinquent
Motorists to PAY Up"

Nine sub-Stations authorized to is
sue drivers licenses are being main
tanned in various sections of the city
the city controllers office pointed
out today in an appeal to delinquent
motorists to pay up"
Ten cents of each 50-cent fee goes
to the soup kitchen fund admins
tered by city hall employees. An
average of $4,000 meals a month are
paid for from the fund.
The SubStations are:
Jones & Maley, 2421 East Wash
ington street; Smith g. Moore. 528
South Meridian street; Ernest Mar
ker, sol Virginia avenue; Meridian
Service, 242l North Meridian street;
city hall, Room 102; West Side
Chevrolet Sales, 2419 West WASH
ington street; Broad Ripple Auto
Company, 821 East third
street; Rose Tire Company, $50 North
Meridian street, and Sears Roebuck
Company, Alabama street and
Massachusetts, avenue, automobile
department