The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-29
|lyY SIGN Up
TDRIVE FOR
|DE SUPPORT
n Reception Given AS
f,s,niizatiOn Under
SIue Eagle Pressed
|u MEN HERE HAVE
TNpORARY CODE

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| ENPORARY CODE
|...l,-,orr.,'c trade groups
60 p, organize under the
/ .,i,r while the army that
=, ssrf Yesterday to enlist
.,r employers flying the
1 a,rs we're turning in signed
: cards.
T., 200 cards were in the
/ =. Noah Hollowell, perma-
.ssvrsn Of the executive
-..,a ami about a dozen en-
L. had visited headquarters
4 ,,sivs information on certain
~ me codes applying to
businesses.
,sra, 4. Y. Edwards said the
+. ,,.Iorse canvass which was
n, Yesterday morning pro-
L. with no friction and Il
rum of misunderstanding,
1 M HollowclI said the num-
: rsvvasSerS was the largest
H. even seen assembled for
lar purpose in Henderson
H. dealers. meanwhile, met
IN. 10 reach agreements
r.,s code applying to them;
I'm, boarding house AMI
orators were TO meet this
+ To- with Robert J. Wilson
l-. executive secretary Of
IN Carolina Restaurant
EAssociation. and operators
zlae stations will meet to-
4 Er he city hall.
Z heir meeting last night.
@alerS agreed to go under
,ansec code at once pending
ZION Il a national code for
dealers. G.. c. Richardson,
cman Of the group annOunc-
his morning. Opening and
'EHc hours will be s a. m. and
. M. no employee working
than 10 hours a week. Re-
'roH Of working hours fOr
employee probably will ne
s,1:a the employment of six
sgat extra men in the coal
z Of the city. it was said.
y:aslng this morning for res
a,:. boarding house and hotel
|z0cs, Nr. Wilson said that ne
frank Sheriff.. president of
r { ". cateteriaS, were help
u organize operators through
southeastern states in an
q have the national recOv-
-nlStration approve a code
Ea only in this territory.
I-'Da' code already accept
Inc NRA would drive hun
o, southern eating establish
Oh. Of business. ne said, be-
1 o, The working hours and
/ schedules. Many places al
Gave been closed. he added.
a,.ona. code specifies a min
wage Of &l2.96 a week for
aSnerS and others, less SO a
;'r board. while women are
He'd % work only 48 hours
* and men 81 hours.
Ms visit here and TO other
Ar. Wilson will obtain sig
@ 10 a petition asking that
nun wages Of unSkilled help
1 l. a. 20 cents an hour and
t"eQ help at "a cents an
Z AMI that p cents be al
y ,or each meal served en-
+. ne total charge not to eX-
E7.'o a week. Because many
'-'aatS give 24-hour service,
N .leS'ed that two split shift
-. 5,"eo instead of one now
s-'sl m the national code.
,.sa,,alnG HcudersOnville's par
~. MA program. Mr.. Hollo.
"a, ,aid today:
} ' /. Eo.urtecrs for service un
NE ARA who canvassed the
j. ~-n',Y yesterday found in tht
a. wonderful spirit of coop
~ II is % be regretted tina
b. Guy people were away from
b. 'ner addresses and IL
b.. distances their names wert
b, - IN our records alon!
NE few who could not Sc,
"aI clear to join the NRA
Il VINO were absent from
" others who may hav
~ ~ Their attitude to one o
%o.sS% Tor their country, will
h., ..,,.Se'yeS and the nation
ia, .@Eor by promptly signin;
h .ap,e pledge card and post
I ss5 Z blue eagle. which ma,
b. Rom the postmaster, tn
b. VI The Chamber of Com
s., MA plan is designed t
/, million men back on pay
5,.. " snort time. When thi
a. : zO,0OO,OOO people Gas
f,s ,GIr TO each wage earn
bed - D',y) will suddenly b
M Position to buy the MOI
Eans ~ e>> ties of life. Tina
lie , no.. the total trade volur
i lCo r..on will. upon the con
'''uJnueG on papa 2l