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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-30
New Schedule at
Bryant Library
Miss Dorothy Walker Chosen as
Assistant Librarian-MissL inde-
Ioff Attends Meeting

Miss Mynette Lindeloff, the IL
brarian. left this Thursday for
Glenwood to attend a three-day
session of the State Library Assoc
citation. In these meetings round
table discussions and addresses as
sist the individual Librarians In
confronting their problems. Miss
Gratia Countryman, Past President
of the American Library Associa-
ton. will be one Of the principal
speakers whose subject win be
Continued on Page Four)
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-30
sPEEDERs WARNED

Monday morning a speeder was
caught in this city, brought before
the Judge and fined SO and costs,
ON charge of reckless driving. The
police department has orders to
stop speeding within the city limits,
and they plan to enforce this Law
to the limit. The driving with cut
outs open is also forbidden and
win be punished by fine.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-30
Badly Injured
By Silo Filler
Tony ProeIl, Son of William Proell,
Has Left Hand Severely
Mangled

Tony Proell, son Of William
Proell, farmer living miles north
west of Sank Centre, was serious
ly injured in silo filler Saturday,
while working at the William Botz
farm, FIVE miles northwest.
His left hand was quite badly
mangled, but it is said he will not
lose the injured member. His con-
dition is reported as quite favorable.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-30

Elaine Arendale. of Springda.e,
Ark, was selected as the 1884
Smile Girl" of the Missouri-Ark-
ansas area, embraced by the Ozark
Fairgrounds association.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-30

A gigantic electric magnet weigh
ing four tons has been developed
to lift q load Of so tons.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-30

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The Nome nugget., 1934-07-26
LOCAL NEWS
REPREsENTArlvEs ALASKA COLLEGE ARRIVE NOME

Ross L. Sheeley, Dr. J. B. Lof- tus and Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen members of the Extension Ser vice Of the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines ar rived Nome last evening via NAT plane.
 They will assist the Bureau of Indian Affairs with the teachers Demonstration School now being held here. and do any other work that they can.
 Mrs. SheeIey is in charge of az ricultural work. gardens. live stocks feeding. greenhouse and poultry management
 Dr. Loftus is the Extension Vet erinarian, advising the fur farm CTS of the territory about any ot the problems that arise in the production of fur in pens or or the islands. He also makes aa. inspection of dairy cattle for trh- erculosis.
 Mrs. Fohn-Hansen takes care of subjects pertaining to home-maK- ing. As soon as arrangements can be made the place and time Of meetings will be announced Such subjects as sewing. weaving. knitting and glove-making. and cooking demonstrations will, be of cred. Those wishing individual aelp in cutting or making pat- terms, in various types of hand work or other home-making prob. lems should see Mrs. Fohn-Hansen at the Golden Gate Hotel. :.
 The members of this service will be glad to discuss any of these projects with anyone inter- ested.
The Nome nugget., 1934-07-26
PILOT JONES OF PAA ARRIVES NOME DEPARTS

Pilot Jerry Jones of the Pa-- fife Alaska Airways arrived Nome yesterday afternoon from Fair banks with Mrs. Rarian. wife of T. D. Harlan, manager of the Ham mon Consolidated Gold Fields here, and two daughters. Cara and Louise. The plane also car ried about 475 pounds of baggage and about ST pounds of first class mall. Pilot Jones after staying here for only about an hour. took of again on his return flight to Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1934-07-26

to Teller this morning having as passengers Max Hirschberg. o. B.
 skanIan and wife. c. Kiernagel
 and Lars Kjernagel.
The Nome nugget., 1934-07-26
NAT PLANE ACTIVITIES

; z
 Pilot Ross of the Northern Air Transport arrived Nome last night from Fairbanks, having as pass engers Mrs. Fohn-Hansen. Dr. I. B. Loftus and Ross Sheeley. and Mr. Muir a representative of the Hammon Co.
 Pilot Mirow made q round trip to Candle this morning with ex- press and baggage for the Keenan party.
 Pilot Ross took off this morn ing for Fairbanks on his return trip.
 Pilot Mirow took off this after noon for Kotzebue with Mrs. F..
The Nome nugget., 1934-07-26
STORMS IN TEXAS
fRv Tha Associated Praasl

(By The Associated Press)
 HOUSTON. July 25, shreiking gales Iashed the Texas coast. pill Ing great combers of water against the shoreiine and sending residents seurrying to higher ground.
The Nome nugget., 1934-07-26

FOR sALE: isss Model Fortl- son, ss n. P, Inquire I.omen Com mercfal Company.
The Nome nugget., 1934-07-26

D. Patterson and Mrs. T. 4. Yep non as passengers. He is expected to return this evening.
The Nome nugget., 1934-07-26

FOR SALE: A boys bicycle. Good condition. Reasonable price. Inquire Nugget Offce. <. '. .....
The Nome nugget., 1934-07-26

FOR sALR: Five room houss nicely furnished. Inquire at Nag get Onice.
The Nome nugget., 1934-07-26
RoUsT ACTIVITIES

Pilot whaiey of the Roust Airways made round trip flight
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
LOS MITINES POLITICOS
DE LA SEMANA

Bajo los auspicios del comit6
executive democratico del con-
dado, Sc efectuaran varios miti
nes en- la actual semana.
Manana por la noche, en- la
esquina de Florida y HILLSIDE
rough, hablaran los candidates
a senador del estado, jueces &c
la corte del circuito y comisio-
nados del distrito mum. 3. En-
la misma noche, en- la esquina
de Main y Howard, West Tam
pa, hablaran los candidates a
juez de la corte juvenil, leg .sla
tura grupo mum. l, y comisiona
dos del condado, distrito nam,
2.
Ell jueves Sc efectuara un pic
mic en- Lago Moore, al norte del
pueblo de Dover.
Para ell sabado sc ha senala
do otro picnic, en- lago Calm,
en- la parte norte del condado.
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
SEIS SOLICI-
TARAN Ell RETRO

Madrid, mayo 14.-De un
momento a otro solicitaran ell
retro, despues de haberse rein
tegrado al servicio militar, los
generates Jose MILAN Astray,
Antonio Losada, Andres Sail
quet, Emilio Mola, Fernando
Berenguer y Eliseo Doriga.
Aninciase que en- la presen-
tie semana ell exministro de la
dictadura, Don Jose Calvo So
telo, interpelara a las Cortes
sobre ell deficit de los presu-
puestos.
Esperase Ell sSribo del milo
mario Juan Marsh, que vendra
a tomar parte en- los debates So
bre los monopolios que existen
en- Espana.
Marsh dispone del monopolio
del tabaco y su dinero provoc6
ia caida del gabinete presidido
.por Don Manuel Azaha.
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
E

Sc %encuentra entire nosotros,
de vista, ell Sr. F. L. Perry, in
teligente y active secretario del
Departments espanol de la
Conferencia General de los Adj
ventistas del Septimo Dia.
Ell Sr. Perry ha recorrido to-
dos los paises Sud-Americanos
y Mexico, donde tantas y tan
buenas obras han reaIizado los
Adventistas.
Su estancia en- Tampa sera
solo por breves dias. Su inme-
data partida sera para Forest
Lake, Orlando, donde asistira
al Camp Meeting que esta
religion celebrara durante los
dias del Is al 27 del corriente
mes de Mayo.
Al darle al Sr. Perry la mas
cordial bienvenida, sinceramen
tie lie deseamos una grata estan-
cha, y que sus pr6ximas activi-
dades culminen en- ell franco
exito a que nos tiene acostum-
brada su elogiable competen-
cha.
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
NUEVAS
DE MARTINEZ BARRIO

Madrid, mayo 14.-En un dis
curse pronunciado la semana
pasada, Don Diego Martinez
Barrio, ell eXprimer ministro,
dijo que ell poder no puede nj
debe entregarse mas que a par
tidos politicos que Sc encuen-
tren situados inequivocamente
dentro de la legalidad de la Re-
p1blica. mo valen equivocos nj
malabarismos. Tan reputable
.es ell partido socialista cultivan-
do posibilidades revoluciona-
rias, como Acci6n Popular des-
envolviendose Ell un desden es-
tudiado y afectado acerca de las
de gobierno.
"No entro en- ell arcane del
p~ensamiento ajeno. Ne limito a
reiterar la necesidad de. que
quien tenga una voluntad y una
resolution politica las mani
fieste.
"Todas las amenazas revolu-
cionarias, con las subsiguientes
apelaciones a la fuerza mate
son condenables en- un pals
donde el regimen politico tie
ne la limpieza de origen de la
R~epdblica y nadie lograra auto
ridad mayor en- la concie1cia ma
cional cultivando tacticas anti
guas que, 81 por una parte les
,colocan dentro de la legalidad
republican,, por la otra lie ST.
tuan en- ell frente de los que alta
Gan a la r~epGblica o a cualquie-
,ra de sus poderes legftimos."
La gaceta., 1934-05-14

FL picnic de aver
Animadfsima la fiesta cam
pestre que Los Hijos de Italia
celebraron aver en- los terrenos
de La Columna.
+, En- cinco mesas muy bien or
denadas, tomaron asiento mas
de 400 comensales.
Riquisimos los macarrones,
confeccionados por ell maestro
culinario, Santo Costa.
Sc hallaban en- la mesa de in
los Sres. D. B. Mckay,
ex-alcalde de esta ciudad; Tu-
.cker Savage, Fred Ball, Eu-
gene Matthews, ell Juez Henry
Cohen, Homer Hesterly Ell ia
.bricante de tabacos Sr. Jose A
range; Luis Lopez, Presidente
de la poderosa institution Cen
tro Asturiano; Felix Fernan-
,dez, Green Cannon; Paul Lon
go, Presidente de L'Unione TIA
Llama; Joaquin Campo, James
rhavez, Thomas S. Castiglia,
Antonio Gonzalez, (Nin) y Ell
popular "Molondro' que hizo
con creces los honores a los ma
carrones.
Despues de terminado ell al
muerzo, ell baritone Alfredo Ia
carroll enton6 varias canciones
de su escojido repertoire.
Ell Cuarteto Siciliano deleito
a los comensales, ejecutando DO
nitas pleas musicales.
Mano Sanchez, en- la glorieta
principal, Sc luci6 mucho.
Sc tomaron varias fotogra-
fias de esta hermosa fiesta.
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
LA CAPITAL
EN- LA GUERRA DEL CHA
co

Ginebra, mayo IA. Julio
Alvarez del Vayo, p~residente de
la comision de la Liga de Nacio
mes en- la guerra del Chaco, ma
nifest6 aqui que ell conflicto en-
tire ell Paraguay y Bolivia Sc de-
be a la Influenza de capitals
tas extranjeros.
Al hacer esa affirmation del
Vayo sostuvo que hablaba en- su
propio nombre y no en- nombre
de la comisi0n, pero su discur-
50 dio lugar a una ~violenta dis
custom entire 10 delegados del
consejo.
Por la radio Sc trasmiti6 a
America ell discurso del delega-
do espanol, quien pide Sc esta-
.blezca un embargo de armas, 81
Bolivia y ell Paraguay rehusan
Someter a arbitraje sus diferen
cias.
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
ARRESTADOS LOS MEM
BROS DE UNA PARTIDA
DE LADRONES DE C
RRILLOS

En- la carcel del condado Sc
encuentran hoy detenidos Ben
La gaceta., 1934-05-14

Scarborough, J. D. Collins,
Sterling Forbes, NJ. Blanco,
Jack Oliver y Lorenzo Castro.
a les cuales Sc acusa de formar
una partida dedicada al robo
de cigarrillos en- esta ciudad y
otras poblaciones de la Flori-
da.
ACfrmase que Scarborough,
Forbes y Collins han confesado,
denunciando a los otros tres.
Intervinieron en- Ell arresto ell
jefe de los ~diputados del She
riff, Sr. l.. M. Hatton, Y detec-
tives de las companies ferroca-
rrileras.
Hasta ahora han confesado
robos cometidos en- Dade City,
Clearwater, Barlow, Mulberry,
Miami y Jacksonville.
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
La orQuesta de MARC San

chez y Ell conjunto internacio-
nal los Bohemios" tocaran en-
este festival, que promote ser
>un triunfo.
Componen la comisi6n orga-
nizadora los Sres. JESUS Fer
nandez, Presidente; Gustavo
Perez, Tony Dago, Manuel Ros,
Charlie Menendez, Antonio Gas
tro, Leonardo Gonzalez, Eduar-
do Yahez, Francisco Moreno,
Gus Perdigon, Josefina Fernan
Y Olivia Fernandez.
! Cesar River0.
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
FL festival de L'Uuione

FL feStiUdl dc Il UH10ne
Con notable lucimiento Sc We
rific6 ell sabado pasado la cleo
ci6n de la nueva corte de honor
de la progresista sociedad tia
LLAMA.
A la bora fijada hizo la pre-
sentaci6n de las candidates el
presidente de la institution, ST..
Paul Longo, comenzando des-
pues la election, por los simpa-
tizadores de las aspirantes.
La gentil y bella Srta. Mary
Italiano fu6 elegida reina, y da-
mas de honor las Srta.s Fran
ces Licata, Josephine Longo,
tGrace Setteccasi y Frances
Chiaramonte.
A los acordes de una Marcia
triUnfal, hicieron su entrada en-
el salon principal la mueva rel
ma y sus damas, que eran acorn
pahadas por los j6venes de la
Secci6n de Recreo, que preside
ell active Peter Mattina.
Ell Sr. Longo, con elocuentes
frases, p~resent6 a la nueva Cor
tie que fu6 recibida con una en-
tronada saliva de aplausos.
Con hermoSos bouquets de
gladiolos fueron obsequiadas
las elegantes muchachas.
fgual ceremonial Sc hizo Ell
ell salon del primer piso, don
de tocaba ell conjunto Parlapia-
no.
La orquesta de Frank Beu-
mes fu6 muy aplaudida.
Palmas y flores engalana-
ban el edificio.
A los concurrentes Sc lie OBJ
sequi6 con botones de rosa.
; Nuestra felicitacion sincera
a S. NJ. Anne Italiano y sus da-
mas de honor, la que hacemos
extensive a los organizadores
de esta fiesta, por ell merecido
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
MARTINEZ BARRIO NO Sc
APARTARA DEL PARTI-
DO RADICAL

Madrid, mayo 14.-Los ami
gos de Don Diego MARTINEZ Ba-
rrio, una de las columnas del
,partido Radical, afirman que
este no Sc separara, por ahora,
de la agrupaci6n que preside D.
Alexandra Lerroux.
Martinez Barrio ha venido
trabajando intensamente para
un grupo de izquierda,
que no tenga relaci6n directa nj
indirecta con los socialistas.
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
UN DE AVA
CION EN- HAITI

Port Au Pr1ce, Haiti, mayo
1~4,-Completando un vuelo de
1900 millas sobre ell Carrie, un
escuadr6n de % aeroplanos ate
rriz6 aqui en- la tarde de aver
Es9s aparatos han tornado
parte en- las maniobras de la es-
cuadra y han hecho visitas a
San Juan, Puerto Rico y a San
to Domingo.
Manana saldran para Miami
por la via de Guantanamo y Ca
maguey
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
EI Dicnic del AStuYIdnO

Ell picnic del Astm1Gno
La prestigiosa sociedad Cen
tro Asturiano hace los prepare
tivos para la gran fiesta que
efectuara en- los terrenos de la
,hermosa finca Nistal, ell dia 20
de este mes, a beneficio de la
sSecci6n de Propaganda, que
paga los Eecibos de Quota.
Habra I'm servicio de >6mni-
bus que partiran de la Septima
,avenida y Gale Is, y de la Gale
Main y Howard, en- West Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
DOS NEGROS HIRIERON A
UN B~ODEGUERO

En- la manana de aver dos in
dividuos de la raza negra alta
caron al bodeguero Thomas E.
Conway, vecino del mum. ALP de
ia avenida West Palm, hiriendc
do levemente.
Al herido lie p~restaron asis-
tencia m6dica en- ell Hospital
Municipal.
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
ROGERS ACUSADO DE ASE


Sc encuentra hoy en- la car
eel del condado ell joven Raul
Rogers, de 81 amos a Quien Sc
.acusa de haber dado muerte ell
.sabado por la noche, en- Thono-
'tosassa, a Vicente Hammond, de
"a amos, I'm campesino.
La rina Sc origin6 cuando los
dos hombre discUtian un pre-
mic, en- una de las llamadas "ta
bias de ponchar'.
Rogers utilize una cuchilla,
Imcrdiendo a Hammond en- una
|oreja y cortandole la cara.
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
triunfo alcanzado.

EGp0sici6@
En- ell salon de pintura del
Circulo Cubano quedara inau-
gurada esta noche, a las 8 y me
dia, la exposition da caricatu-
ras y dibuj2s los j6venes arts
tas Agustin Carrera y Dago-
berto Cabrera.
Carrera ,qye esta considera-
do como ell mejor dibujante la
tino de la Florida, tiene una
Yaliosa collection.
Ell consul de Cuba, DR.. J. A.
Trelels, pronunciara ell discur-
so de aperture y presentara a
los conocidos artistas.
La gaceta., 1934-05-14
Ell bale del C{rcMlO

Ell bale del C{rcalO
Ell bale de las flores, del pa
sado sabado, Sc celebr6 con bas-
tante algeria.
Con bonitas flores fueron OBJ
sequiados los asistentes a la
fiesta.
Apfausos hubo para la or
questa de Aristides Santirzo.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-08-09
From Madeira

HENRIQUEZ and HENRIQUEZ
Largest growers and producers of Madei
ra wine
A mere mention of the famous brands
from the sellers of this ancient house is
enough to tell the whole story of superb
quality he following names are iden-
titled with the most splendid wines that
Madeira produce.
ZINE MEDIUM Dry, "BFLEM"
RICH MALMSEY" "OLO BOAL"
Vintage of 1876 etc
Firm Of John Alexander
Sole Agents for the Virgin Islands
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-08-09
"A d o r a b | e +"

Janet Gaynor and Henry Carat in the lead
Javnet needs no introduction Carat is find with
Chevaer type and makes his American screen debut 10
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-05

(The Tinies sail away in the next story.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-05

The Tinymites joined hands and then it pleased the happy giant when they started dancing round him. He exclaimed, Please sing a song.
 Real soon you will be leaving here, so try and fill me full of cheer. I'll miss you tots. I'm sorry that I cannot go along"
 "Wh can't you go?" asked Goldy. Gee, you'd be as welcome as could bel" q know," replied the giant, but my place always is here.
 You see, if I should leave this spot, something would happen, like as not. Another giant might walk in and seize this place, I fear"
 The Tinies then began to sing. Real loud they let their voices ring. "Hurray for Mister Giant. He has been a fine old friend.
 "We've seen his castle through and through, and we've had lots of things to do. We're sorry that our visit shortly must come to an end"
 The giant then said, Thank you for the praise. Now, kindly sing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-05
Pictures by George Scarbo |

, some more" Just then, however, Mister Mystic Man came into view.
 Said he, Now, tots, please end your play. You shortly will be
 on your way to wonderful Toy
 Land, where you will find new things to do. "I found a big balloon, and ]
 will quickly blow it 'waly up high If I run out of breath, of course I'll have to call for aid. T found a dandy basket, too. I'm sure it will hold all of you. We'll make sure that it's safe and sound. You need not be afraid" The blowing started. What a sight! The Mystic Man, with all his might, forced air into the big
 balloon. Soon Goldy shouted, "Stop!"
 And then she added. with a smile, "I think you'd better rest d while. If you keep puffing your cheeks out, I know they're going to pop"
 Copyright 1894, NEA Service, Incl (The Tinies sail away in the next story.)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-08
Virginia Van VIE
Defeats Prodigy
Leading Miss Traung at
18th Hole

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.-Nir-
pinia Van Vie Of Chicago, SUIT
urdav turned back the stubborn
challenge Of Dorothy Traung, 20
ycar-old San Francisco golf prod
ipy, and won the national wom-
ems championship for the third
successive year.
As darkness was setting in and
after both players had made bold
bids for eagle thrccs that missed
by inches, the 18th annual tour
namcnt ended dramatically on
the 35th green with Miss Van Vie
the winner two and one.
The 25-year-old Chicago star
became the fourth woman to win
three successive titles. The others
were Rcatrix HOyt, Alice Stirling
Fraser and Mrs. Glenna Collect
Ware.
Erratic playing that included
thrcc-putt games on the first nine
holes set Miss Van Vie three
down at the turn but a par rally
beginning with the 18th hole en-
ablcd her to draw level at the
18th. Taking the lead for the
first time at the 1th, she was all
square with the girl from the Col
den West at the halfway stage.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-08

home run.
the eighth. but Bridges Squelched
the rally. Virgil Davis batted for
Durocher and for the second time
in the series came through with
a single 20 right.
Pat Crawford. batting for Dizzy
Dean. sent foul along the right
field line. and Fox shared 1t.
Pepper Martin came up next;
with the crowd in an uproar ana
pleading for him TO get a MT
He drove long fly to rlght-cen-
ter. which had all the early aP-
pearance of an extra base wal
iop. Jo-Jo White dashed from
center, and caught the bali-Ihe
greatest fielding play OF the Sc
ries. Rothrock ended the inning
bv grounding out TO Bridges.
Bridges had to pitch his way
on tof a dangerous situation in
the ninth. Frisch led off with a
single TO right. MedwicE fned TO
Fox. but Collins singled OH the
right field screen. Fast handling
of this hit held Collins at llrS'
and Frisch at third.
With one out and runners on
third and first. Bridges called on
his Sunday pitches. and tanned
de Lancey, who previously rap
ped him for a homer, on three
pitched balls. The third one, a
curve which broke over the heart
j of the plate, was called. Orsattie
came in to bat for Fullis and n,
sharp grounder to RogelPE
right. Rogell raced over fast
fielded the ball and threw tc
Gehringer to force Collins 70,
the final out. 1t was a great
play by Rogell, who is fast be
coming one of the heroes Of The
series after having his Difficult
ties in a couple of games.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-08
NO PUBLICITY TODAY
In VANDERBILT CASE

Continued from page one)
sion, there to be made a part OF
the public record.
Meantime Park avenue, New
port and other haunts Of the so
cially-elect buzzed with discus
Sions of the case. People who
rank in the upper crust Of
American social life took sides
some declaring for Mrs. Wander
bilt and others defending the
course taken by Mrs. Whitney
and Mrs. Laura fitzpatrick Nor
gan, who is Mrs. Vanderbilt's
mother.
1t was held likely that Justice
Carew will admit the press to
the hearings when they are re-
sumed today. ir view Of Mrs.
Vanderbilt's strong contention
that exclusion of reporters is UNI
fair to her.
"They have permitted Mrs.
Witney's witnesses to tell all
those impossible things about
Gloria" said a friend of Mrs.
Vanderbilt, "and they have been
printed in the newspapers. Now
that Gloria is ready to defend
herself, and to say a few things
herself, the trial becomes secret.
She feels, and rightly, that her
side Of the case should now be
given to the public"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-08
j. S. TEXTILE
INQUIRY begun
Is Part Of Formula for Set
Element of Strike; Or
dered by Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3. (UP)
The federal trade commission, act
ing a. President Roosevelt's re-
quest, last night began an inten-
sive inquiry into labor costs. prof
it's and investments in the textile
industry.
The investigation is part Of the
formula for settlement Of the re-
cent strike and was ordered by
the president.
The trade commission is send
ing questionnaires TO 1000 mills
under the cotton, wooden, silk and
rayon codes, while the labor de-
partment's bureau Of statistics is
investigating wages and hours in
the industry.
The executive order, in part,
said:
THE federal trade commission
shall undertake an investigation
Of, and report on, the labor costs,
profits and investments in the
textile industries, and make per-
tinent comparisons between the
facts 50 ascertained and the
changes in wages, hours and eX-
tent Of employment Of workers in
such industries.
an order to expedite this in
quiry, the commission is directed
TO give it priority over any other
general investigation"
1t added that the trade commits
sion and the bureau Of statistics
should "at the earliest possible
moment" make public their re-
ports.
The reports, however, the order
said, should shield sources Of con-
fidential data.
The commission ordered its &C.
onomic division to take full charge
of the investigation and prepara-
ton Of the report.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-08
FOOTBALL
SCORES

Following are the football
scores of games played Saturday:
Florida 20, Virginia Poly Is.
Georgia 7, Furman 2.
Tenn 10, N. C. 7.
Clemson 6, Duke 20.
Maryland 0, w. & L. 7.
Va. Military 6, S. G. %.
Citadel 6. Oglethorpe ~.
Sewanee 6, Alabama 35
Auburn 0, Tulane l3
Vanderbilt 27, Ga Tech ~.
Mid-Tenn. 0, Chattanooga 9.
w. Tenn. 0, w. Ky. 0.
Presbyterian 10, Howard AZ.
George Town (ky) 6, Louis
vile Ia.
Emory & Henry 8, W. & NJ. 20
Morehead 0, Centre AZ.
Cumberland IS, Lambuth 0.
E. Ky. 0, Pennsylvania Is.