Evening star., 1933-07-23

where Elliott Roosevelt dover left) was
dover right.
Iowa-Send VI our N. R. A.. agreement
We are glad to cooperate.
Joseph Karr, Philadelphia-Superior
Shirt Co. will sign the agreement and
give your NJ r. A. program full and
immediate cooperation.
Promise 70 Sign.
Lessing J. Rosenwald and Robert Z
Wood, chairman Of the board and presi-
dent. respectively, OF Sears, Roebuck &
Co., MISUNDERSTANDING as we dc
that you are adapting . wise and rapid
program for bringing about national re-
covery, our company will cheerfully
sign the Presidents unemployment
agreement at the earliest opportunity.
John A. Hartford, president Great At
lantic & Pacific Tea Co., New York
Wish assure your administration OF our
full cooperation.
Lincoln Filene, chairman Of the board
Hyannis Mass-The management of
william Filenes Sons Co. hope to
be among the first to carry out both
the letter end spirit Of whatever regu-
lations may be agreed upon for our
industry. together with such other ad-
justments in wages, hours or working
conditions as may seem advisable.
Chester NJ. Wright, editor Interna-
tional Labor News Service, Washington.
D. C-Glad to sign blanket code and
use our facilities in campaign of educa-
ton. We serve approximately 100 labor
publications.
Milton S. Florsheim, chairman, the
Florsheim Shoe Co., ChicagorThe
Florsheim Shoe Co. pledges immediate
conformity - effective August /,
1898, or sooner If adjustments can be
made. Wages Of all factory workers
will be increased 10 per cent with hours
reduced to 40 per week and salaries of
other groups, including clerical help,
will be adjusted in accordance with
your suggestions.
Support Pledged.
James c. Ritter, president; Abram F.
Myers, chairman Of the board. Allied
States Association of Motion Picture
Exhibitors, Washington, D. C.-Allied
States Association Of Motion Picture
Exhibitors pledges its support to the
President in the emergency re-employ-
ment drive and will aid, first, by en-
deavoring to bring all motion picture
theaters voluntarily into line regardless
Of technical questions OF jurisdiction
under recovery act and, second, by
urging theateps to make their screens
available for dissemination of author
lied information concerning the drive.
Nathan Eckstein, president, Schwa-
bacher Bros. & Co.. Inc, Seattle.
Wash.-We shall sign Presidents re-
employment agreement published in
daily press Immediately upon receipt of
blank form.
Z. Stein, STEMS Grocery. Pueblo.
Colo.-Pledge support blanket code. Will
work committee to help If appointed.
Oakdale Manufacturing Co., Haines-
port, N. I'VE will operate under the
Cotton Textile Institute code, effective
July "a. Will this meet your approval?
Anthony ]. Schob, president, Honorbilt
Products. Inc, Philadelphia-Win CO.
operate. and adopt blanket code at once
However, this will work hardships on US
due to peculiarities of bedding business
We hope that our bedding code to be
presented shortly will be reviewed and
approved promptly. Have been working
on 40-hour week since July and raised
wages 10 per cent on that date.
A. r. ErickSon, secretary and treas
urer, All-Steel Equipment Co., Aurora,
ul.-The management is heartily in
accord with the blanket code and is
taking immediate steps to conform.
Others join Program.
Simon Bear, president, Bear Furni-
one OF the first to accept whole
heartedly your great plan for re-
Deolph Berg, president, Philadelphia
The Hill Company joins N enthusi-
astic cooperation.
A. Pelton, president. Pocatello Central
Labor Union, Pocatello, Idaho-Pledge
full cooperation Unemployment cam
paign. Gladly aid any possible manner.
George Btrkenstein, president, Ma
tional Association Waste Material Deal
ers, Chicago-On account of various
groups each trying to start new aSsocia-
tions many conflicting labor programs
are being considered. It seems essen
tial that the President establish one
labor code driving labor into and speci-
flying the classincAti0ns Of unskilled.
semi-skilled, skilled and highly skilled.
John NJ. Pohlhaus, president, Balti-
more, Md.-Thirty-three hundred MEM
bers Of the Independent Retail Grocers'
Association of Maryland pledge ALE
glance and support to President Roose-
velt's blanket code.
d. Hill, president Northwestern Iron
and Metal Co., Lincoln Nebr.-Although
still pat on thirty hours. SO cents mini
mum, however, under circumstances
backing 100 per cent your program.
=. B. NacKinnon, president, Chicago.
The United States Independent Teas.
phone Association pledges to JON the
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