Evening star., 1934-09-25
BUSINESS HOUSES
CHECKEDF0RN.R.A.|
Consumers, Acting Through
Women's Clubs, Use Autos
for Inspection.

Washington consumers, acting
through the women's clubs of the city.
have begun a check-up Of stores here
TO ascertain what business houses are
taking active part in the Nations
Capital Blue Eagle week.
Sylvan King, executive head Of the
drive, was told today that three auto
mobiles have been chartered to cruise
the business streets of the city by
Of women's clubs. Particular atten-
tion will be given to special window
displays showing the beneficial effects
Of the N. r. A.
As result of the interest shown
by the women as representatives of
the consumers Of the city, the COM
mittee in charge plans meeting this
afternoon to consider the offer of a
cup to the window display judged best
In the city.
Virtually all the bigger stores already
have especially prepared windows
interpreting the facts of recovery
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stores taking part and many of the
smaller displays consist solely of show
ing the special poster designed for
the celebration.
During the day a number OF radio
addresses are planned similar to yes
terday's program. All four Washing
ton stations are scheduled to present
speakers before signing off tonight.
King Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, presi-
dent OF the District Federation Of
Womens Clubs Ed Shaw. secretary
of the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association, and Joseph Flanagan,
representing N R A. headquarters,
will deliver addresses at a dinner
meeting of the Federation of Business
Mems Clubs at $50 pm. at the
Arlington Hotel.
Baltimoreans Invited.
Responding to the expressed desire
of national N. r. A. headquarters to
have the Washington celebration serve
as an example to other communities,
a group of Baltimore business men
already have made inquiry OF the
committee here and have been invited
to attend a dinner meeting at the
Hamilton Hotel tomorrow night when
the entire celebration will be explained
to them.
More Jobs continued TO be the key
note OF the celebration and Mrs.
Wiley, speaking last night, suggested
that employers invest more in work
ers and higher wages and less in ma
chinery.
Machinery does not eat" she said
"and men do. Give your workers
enough to live on, and you will have
more business and more profits than
you've ever had before"
King traced the evolution Of manu-
featuring. advertising, selling and
buying that eventually results in jobs.
Dickinson Praises Campaign.
John Dickinson. Assistant Secretary
of Commerce. praising the patriotic
and educational campaign, COM
mented
THE object OF the recovery pro-
gram is a broader, fuller life for all
our people. which means enhanced
business activity and increased busi-
ness prosperity, because business de-
pends and has always depended in the
past on an increased standard OF
living for the community as a whole" ="
The chief radio speakers for the re-
mainder OF the week were announced
today as follows: Today, Charles B.
Dulcan, ST. 1885 pm. WJSV; to-
morrow. Arthur Sundlin 6:35 pm,
WRC: Thursday, L. B. Bruenenger,
6:35 pm, WRC; Friday. Father Ed
mund A. Walsh, GAS pm, WMAL,
and Saturday, Arthur Clarendon
Smith, 5:45 pm, WMAL.