davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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NAMED UTILITY RECEIVER.

WILMINGTON, Del. March Is R.
-Elwyn Evans of Wilmington, yes
terday was appointed receiver for the
American Electric Power Corporation,
which controls, through stockholder-
ship, the Pennsylvania Gas & Electric
Corporation, the Sioux City Gas &,
Electric Co.. and other subsidiaries In
Iowa and Pennsylvania.
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SH0RT-TERM SECURITIES.
(Reported by Cnas. D. Barney d Co. }

Chalmers Co. IS 1897. 97K 90
Amer. Beet Sugar 6s 1885. 93ls 90
Am. Tel & Tel. 3 i2s 1913. 10934 110
Atlantic Refining IS 1887. 1882 49,.
Bethlehem Steel IS 1896. 1921 1925
California Packing SIS 1910 90 99La
Canad. Nor. Ry. 4las 1895. 1924 1924
Ches. & Ohio Ry IS 1889 1071a 1851
Chi. Gas 1t. & Coke 5s 1897 104l7 1041s
Chi Northwest. Gas 1895. q7ss 91S4
Colorado e. So. las 1895. 81 91lz
Commercial Cred. 51as 1898 1O2 1929
Delaware Hudson 5s 1885. 102h 49,.
Den. &, Rio Or. i2s 1885,. 53ls b6
Edison El. Illum. As $780,. 103A 49,,
Gen Pet. Corp. 5s 1910. 105h 105h
Gen. Pub. Service as 1899 IS 90
Gotham Silk Hos. 6s 1895 "a 95
Grand TT. Canada 6s 1896. 1855 los
Great Northern Ry. IS 1885 80 eals
Illinois Central 6lzs 1896. 101z 101s4
Init Tel & Tel. fl2s 1899. 6ss. T0i7
Keystone Telephone 5s 1898 74!s I9S4
Lake Erie & West. IS 1897. 97t5 100
Louisville & Nash 5s 1887. 1Q4s4 49,.
Mich Cent. r. r. As 1910 91R aeH4
NJ Y Cent. r. r. IS 1885. osi7 es+
N Y. Chi e. st. L. As 1897. p1A 9T1s
Ohio River r. r. IS 1898. 102 49,;
Penna. r. r. Co. 6l2s 1895. 106p7 10S,4
Portland Gen. El. IS 1895. % e4i5
Pure OIL Co. 5izs 1877. aah oah
Rep Iron & Steel IS 1910. qs 100
Sinclair Cons Oil rs 1897. 104S l04n
Union Oil Calf. 5s 1885. 1904 1ooA
Wabash Ry. Co. IS 1939... So s9h
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Gala han Zinc. .....
4 Calumet & Hecla. 3.
Oh Campbell- w va Mt. q.

tId II LisASs
6ss 4 Calumet & Hecla. ..
1874 91a Campbell -Wyant.
1SH 1924 Canadian Pacif1c....
33n 2812 Cannon Mills (2)...
81 26a. Cap Admin pf A(3).
86a.. 65h Case q ID Co.
S4Ia 66 Case g ID pf (D...
32s. 23h Caterpillar Tr(60c)
44h 1874 Celanese Corp.
a. 2H Celotex Co. .......
IA. 61a Celotex pf. ........
s2h 271a Cent Aguire uh)..,
12% 7s4 Century Rib Mills.
l0A 32% Cerro de Pasco. ,...
IN 3A Certain-tesd Prod.
16ss II Checker Cab Mfg.
46ss S9h Ches & Ohio (2.S0)-
Is "a Chesap Corp (2h)..
81 2A Chi Great Western. =.
11H 6A Chi Great Westn pf.
sh AZ Chi Mil St P & Pac.
1914 6h Chi M II StP&Pac pf
Is 6ss Chi & Northwestern
% 13A Chi & Northwest pf.
9A Ga Chi Pneumatic Tool
GA 2s4 Chi Rock 1 & Pac. -.
300. 1914 Chickasha c o h5oc.
11ss 6 Childs Company.
6Oas 49h Chrysler Corp (1)..
24sa tn City Ice & Fuel ca.
7ss. 81 City Ice&Fusl pf s n
2h hCity Stores. .......
IA City Stores ctfs.
5sa 3A City Stores (A)....
5A 3 City Stores tA) ctfs
109h 95h Coca-Cola go.
514s sos Coca-Cola (A) t3)..
IT'S ga Colgats-Palm-Pest-
81 6Sh Colg-Palm-P pf (6).
2S1a 1s Collins 4 Aikman. ..
s4 3s1 Colo Fuel & Iron. ...
1874 20 Colo & Sou LIST pf. ..
1914 11M Col G & El tb5Oc)..
66% Al Col G & e pf B t5).-
271s % Columbia Pict vtc..
II So Columb Carbon t2A
80 1885 Comcl Credit d..
so 3s Comcl Cred tA) t3)
1O1 911a Comcl Cred LIST 61i.
80 "a Comcl Cred tB) t2).
57ss 35s4 Comcl inv TT o..
104 81 Comcl Inv CIV pf s6. {.
36A 2sN Comcl Solv t60c)...
3% 1s4 Comwlth & South. =,
44A PIN Comwlth & s pf t6).
31A % Congoleum-N 100.
l3N 81 Consol Cigar.
IS 49 Con Cg pr pf XIV 81
IN 1Oss Cons Film pf (h50c)
l7as 35sa Consol Gas N Y 80.
92h 50. Consoi Gas pf 3D..
lA 2h Consol Laundries..
14A 90. Consol OIL (h2Sc)...
81. 2h Cons r r Cuba pf..
2h u Consol Textile. 80.
9a 6h Container Corp A..
4A 2as Container Corp B. -
14ss Z Cont Baking (A)..1
2% ! Cont Baking tB)..'
8lh rs Cont Can t2M)....
11% TN Cont Diamond Fib..
341s 23ss Cont Insur t1.20.
"a III Cont Motors. ......
20% 16a Cont Oil (Del). )....s
S41s TN Corn Prod Esf t3)..
9K 81 Coty Inc.
IS 20 Cream Of Wheat(3l.
Is 8 Crosley Radio. $50.
36k 29A Crown Cork & Seal.
40 35H Crown C&S pf 2.7o..
GA 3h Crown-Zellerbaek. ..
3Ss4 21h Crucibls Steel. .....
3h / Cuba Co.
9h 3h Cuban.Am Sugar..
47s4 20h Cuban.Am Sug pf. .
50s4 81 Cudahy Pack t2h).
25h 1871 Curtis Publishing.
Il 431a Curtis Publish pf. %
5M 21a Curtiss- Wright. -
( IL 5A Curtass-Wr1ght 49,.
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TRANSACTIONS ON The NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Previous 2:
Stock and
High. Low. Dividend Rate. A
42h 35 Abr & Straus(t1.25)
los 80 Abrm & Strs pf (7).
11R 81 Adams Express. .,
34ss l6 Adams-Millis az.
11as 7a4 Addressograph. -.
7ss SIS Adv Rumley.......
9ss 61s Affiliated Prodte0c)
1861 95la Air Reduction (3). d
23H 1914 Alaska juneau t75c.
5A 31s Allegheny Corp. =,
14ss 81 Alleg Cp pf $50 WV.
1871 5sa Alleg Cp pf s40 WV.
121s 5A Alleg Corp XIV.
231s 171s Allegheny Steel. 80.
1904 144 Allied Chem ts).
23% 161s Allis-Chalmers. ...-
tn 4 Anal Leather......
SON 41la Amerada ,orp (2).. q.
SO 25h Am Ag Chem (Dsl)s.
% 141s Am Bank Note. .....
49% 40 Am Bank Nte pf(a)
12a4 ia Am Beet Sugar.
81 461a Am Beet Sugar pr.
80 % Am Brake S&F(S0c)
lot 90 Am Brake Sh pf (7)
107% 94h Am Can t4)........
1914 23A Am Car & Foundry.
62h 47&4 Am Comcl Alcohol. /.
5 2% Am Encaustic. 80.
13n 7M Am & Foreign Pwr..
25 IL Am & For Pw pr 81 .
22s. 17A Am Haw Stship %.
1O1a IA Am Hide & Lea ther.
42A 3Ob Am Hide & Leath pf
10 6ls Am Ice Co. .......s.
As 35h Am Ice pf (6). ......
IL Ga Am international. >.
Ia u Am La France & F..
6a 4 Am La France pf. u.
3Ss. 26A Am Locomotive. -.
74ss so Am Locomotive pf. .
27ss Is Am Metals. ........
344 21 Am News (1h)....
12h 5h Am Power & Light.
26A 121s Am P&L IS pf(1 Y '.
29h 13s4 Am P&L IS pf(1 " }.
17ss 1873 Am Radiator.......
2SA TN Am Rolling Mills. ).
7ss 3h Am Seating........
Pa l Am Ship & Com. ..
80 19k Am Shipbldg (2)....
51A 41s. Am SIN & Ref. .....
SSH 4ss4 Am Snuff t3A)....
26h 19A Am Steel Foundry. q.
44A 81 Am Stores (2)......
81 46 Am Sugar 90.
2Oss 15h Am Sumatra Tob. .
1854 107s4 Am Tel 4 Tel (9).
s2ss 65h Am Tobacco (6)....
s4la 81 Am Tobacco B (5). .
2s% IN Am Type Fdrs pf. .
27ss 16s4 Am Water Wks 90.
171s 11ss Am Woolen. .......
Az Ia Am Writing Paper. 3.
14h 5h Am Writ Paper pf. i.
9 5ss Am Zinc & Lead. 80.
IT'S 1871 Anaconda Copper. .
IL ga Anaconda Wire. 80.
33 26A Archer-Daniels %.
6A AZ Armour OF Ill tA)..
go. 2h Armour Of Ill (B).
64A 55 Armour Of Ill pf. ...
8. 3ss Arnold Constable. .
9 A. Artloom Corp. .....
81 l Associated Apparel.
1SL llh Asso Dry Goods. ..
73s. 81 AT& S Fe. ........
S51a 701s A T & 5 Fe pf a4.S0.
54h 80 Atlantic Coast Line
% 20 Att Gulf & w Ind pf
35A 2SA Atlantic Ref tl).
ssh 35A Atlas Powd (h50c).
99h s3 Atlas Powder pf(6)
16h IA Atlas Tack. 10000.
57ss 47a4 Auburn Auto (2).
16as Z Austin Nichols.
1OSx 5ss Aviatio Corp(DeD
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Sales Of Stocks on New York Exchange.


i1:00 AM. 100000 1890 Noon. ..... $4,000
P.M.. 100000 $500 PM. 100000
Dividend Is given table
based the latest quarterly hah-yeary
sUnt Of trading less than 100 shares tpartls extra
20 regular rate. Pay
n stock stock PAYABLE cash stock
Paid this year Plus scrip < Ex-dividend.
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9% 61a Kaufman D s h20c.
1874 1914 Kayser & Co th25c)
80 20 Keith-Albee-Orp pf
Az 2A Kelly Spring Tire. i.
21A 11N Kelvinator hc..
80 65h Kendall pf (t6.92). .
% 1854 Kennecott Copper.
7h 21a Kresge Dept Strs. ..
40 10 Kresge Dep Strs pf i.
22s4 1871 Kresge IS 81 tS0c).
1101s 101 Kresge IS 81 pf 90
321s 23k Kroger G&B (t1h).
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66M IS Johns-Mansv1lle. :.
II 62 Jones&Lagb 7% pf :.
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29ss 23h Texas Corp ~. -. d.
43h 37h Tex Gulf Sulph ca.
41a 31s Tex Pacific c & Oil.
9ss 81. Tex Pacific Land TT
ga So Thermoid Co. ......
IL 71a Thompson J r d..
2OA 131s Thompson Products
51a 3 Thompson Starrstt.
114 81 Tide Water Asso...
74Is 64h Tide Water Asso pf /.
tn 37s Timken-Detroit. -.
al 29h Timken Bearing 500
S1a Ga Transamer h12h /.
1871 S1a Transue & Williams
6A An Tri-Contl Corp.
40 33 Trico Products 2 u =.
9ss 47s Truscon Steel.
a.. Ia Twin City r T.
1871 6 Twin City r T pf.
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44 3 Zenith Radio. ......
IA 5s4 Zonite Products. 90.
RIGHTS. Expire.
2s1 Ia NY Central, May 10
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3Sh 2Sh Illinois Central. go.
96ss 74s4 Industrial Ray 3d..
73& 591a Ingersoll-Rsnd ! u.
l9s4 401a Inland Steel. ......
4 pa Insur Shr ct Md 10c.
3H pa lntercontl Rubber.
11L 6 Interlake Iron. ....
6h 2 Int Agriculture.
1l9h 140 Int Bus Mach o..
l2h SIS Int Carriers Ltd zoo
3794 291a Int Cement. ......"
46s 37ss Int Harvester 60c.
GA AZ Int Hydro-Elec tA) i.
s 3a Int Mercant Marine
27% 21 Int Nick Can thlOc)
1855 101a Int Paper pf.
3ss Ia Int Paper & Pw OBJ
Pa Ia Int Paper & Pw Co.
1874 10A Int Paper & ow pr. Il.
IA 8 Int Print Ink. .....
27 21 Int Salt (1h)......
5Oas 431a Int Shoe (2).......,
45sa 81 Int Silver.
80 SO Int Silver pf (4)..-
17a 1914 Int Tel & Tsleg.
1871 31a Interstate Dept St. +.
ssh 21ss Int Dept st pf.
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7h Al Yellow Truck. .....
46 2S Yellow Truck pf. ..
33s4 211s Youngstown S T. T..
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Iis NduSCU SAIeS OUI Vs .
31& 81 Vanadium Corp.
311 PASS Wick Chem (t2.10)..
5st 31s Va-Car Chemical. =.
26 141a Va-Car Chem So pf
73 59s. Va-Car Chem 10 pf
rs 65 Va Elec&Pw pf go.
79 81 Vulcan Dstin (h3).
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Sl4 b Ham Dept StoreS.
ga 3la Hall w F Printing. D..
33 25 Hamilton Watch pf .
PAN 14Ia HARRISON & Walker.
ASIA l9a4 Hat Corp pf. .......
64 Ia Hayes Body. .......
96a. S7L Hazel Atlas Gl CD .
107 101 Helme G w (tO
Tia SO Hercules Powder(2)
57la ASA Hershey Choc (0..
S7La SO Hershey Ch pt tt5) /.
S5s 5h Holland Furnace. :.
101s 5s4 HollandrtA)hl2 hc
361 $40 Homestake NJ (t15)
23H IL Houdaille- Hersh A..
Ga 3s4 Houdaille-H Hersh B..
1884 21 Houston Oil. .....s
51a 31s Houston Oil tnew).,
sos. 35la Howe Sound go.
Pan 1874 Hudson Motor Car ..
7M 4 Hupp Motors.
Evening star., 1934-08-09

Bend stretch tpalk =.
dance you're free to do any
thing in ''Fit-All Tops" The fexi-
BILE knitted top has a two-way
stretch. In sheer and service
weight.
GNGain Floor. Hosiery)
Evening star., 1934-08-09

Take yours light or dark
a muskrat coat is
luxurious without being
expensivei New rippled
collars. New full sleeves.
(ThArd Floor. Air-Oooled
Coat 6hop)
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SALE! SIMPLEX FLEXIES
the SHOES for chiIdrens al

guardian angels for chdrens feet they're Simplex Flexies
of firm foundation and Simplex Fexes
children while Sale
prevail!
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Polk Will Have
Cage Tournament

The Polk county basketball
tournament will begin at the Sa-
luda gymnasium on Thursday af
ternoon at 3 D. M, and viii eX-
tend through Saturday night,
Teams from FIVE, Polk county
high schools, Stearns. Green's
Greek. Sunny View, Tryon and
Saluda, will compete for the
county championship.
Season tickets are on sale for
all games and proceeds will go to
the benefit of the Polk County
Athletic association. Evening
games will begin at 1880 p. m. One
game will be played Thursday af-
ternoOn.
On Thursday afternoon the
Tryon and Saluda girls teams will
meet. At 4 p. m. Green's Greek
and Sunny View boys will play.
Thursday evening the Sunny View
and Stearns girls will meet, and
at $50 D. m. the Tryon and Sa-
luda boys will play.
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visions.
Assistant Secretary of Com
merce Dickinson testified against
it yesterday. Some. observers be-
lieved the administration, having
frightened the stock exchange
with the Fletcher-Rayburn pro-
posals would be ready soon to Of
fer a much milder substitute. The
Wall Street boys, having used
their ammunition on the present
bill. would be far more ready to
accept a new one than if the
relatively mild measure had been
offered in the beginning.
The Roosevelt tariff program is
another aspect of the Yankee
trading policy, of course - in
fact, the one which first led the
president to use that term - and
it came in for brief attention to-
day. President Roosevelt confer
red with Assistant Secretary Of
State Sayre and Chairman Dough-
ton of the house ways and means
committee. Doughton said the bill
giving the president power to
make reciprocal tariff treaties
would be reported favorably to
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onnosed by the U. S. Chamber OF
o Gpop.aarca and the committee for
the nation. 1t is the first recorded
c cne of agreement between the
two organizations, both Of which
contend the Bankhead bill heads
too far to the cleft
The domestic sugar bloc in the
house won a victory when the aG-
riculture committee sent the ad-
ministration sugar bill to sub
committee to be redrafted.
President Roosevelt sent one
paragraph message to congress
transmitting d bureau Of puollc
roads survey of the proposed IN
ter-American highway linking
North, Central and South Amer
lea.
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the house within ten days.

the house within ten days.
Washington developments OF the
day were scattered over WIDE
field.
Secretary of Labor Perkins an
nounced that preliminary tebru-
airy figures indicated a ,substanI,
tial increase in employment ana
payrolls. No exact figures were
available, she said.
Internal Revenue Commissioners
Helvering offered mild balm TO
victims of bank failures. Deposits
lost in closed marks may DC
charged off as bad debts IN m mas
ing income tax returns, ne ruled
Secretary of Treasury Morgen-
thau told the senate finance cor eon'-
mittee that the pending S25p,oV.o,,-
600 tax revision bill was accept
able to the administration except
for a few minor points. Inc sec
retarv then went to the Whit;
House to discuss the intermediate
credit bank program, ..,.
The house rules committee vot-
ed privileged status to the Bank
head bill for compulsory cotton
production control, which is being
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any idea of spending che ire
mendous sum-variously estimat-
ed at $5OO,O0O,00G to $1,000
100000 which the program would
require. But Great Britain is talk
ing big navy. and most of the 9TH
er nations Of the world were max
ing similar gestures.
The American big navy pro-
gram may serve to reduce war
talk, if it doesn't do that, it will
at least provide a fine paper basis
for negotiation when and if the
powers take up naval diSarma-
ment in a serious way. And the
big navy bill is wholly permisSive.
The president can start and stop
it at will.
1t began to look yesterday as if
the drastic Fletcher Rayburn stock
market bill might be another
yankee trading" measure. 1t was
introduced Immediately after the
president asked congress to i'm
pose regulation on stock and com
modify exchanges. But the admin
iSuation has refraincd from com
hitting itself to any of its pro-
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Seven Spiindale
Strikers Freed
Under $500 Bond

SPINDALE: March 7.-(UPl.
Seven picketing strikers arrested
here yesterday on charges of
forcible trespess on the property
Of the Stonecutter Mills were re-
leased yesterday afternoon under
bonds of 5000 each.
They will be given a hearing
next Tuesday in recorders court.
One hundred deputies who had
mounted guard around the mill
Yesterday morning when pickets
attempted to prevent workers
from going to their jobs were
dismissed late yesterday by Sher-
if C. c. Moore.
The strikers had retreated aft
Ell seven of their number were ar
rested. The mill is operating only
one shift a day now and it stood
Juiet last night.
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WAGES, HOURS BATTLE
WARNS UP In CAPITAL

Continued from page one.)
axe. The administration is known
to feel, that the Connery bill
would be disastrous but it never
does any harm for Yankee trad
err to ask a lot more than he eX-
poets to get, and threaten to use
force if necessary.
The same theory is. back Of adj
ministration acceptance Of the
Vinson- Trammcll hill to build the
navy to full London treaty
strength.
The senate passed the bill yes
terd.y, IS to Is. with minor
changes from the house bill which
are almost sure to be accepted.
The senate then got tied up in
technicalities and found it would
have to reconsider the bill. but it
will be passed overwhelmingly
when it comes up again.
There is little disposition to be-
lievc that President Roosevelt has
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BAPTIST work
IS BROADEhED
Ministers Conference Adds
Workers; to Meet Each
Monday

At the March, meeting of the
Baptist Ministers conference, held
at the First Baptist church Mon
day. q big change in the scope
and plan of the work was unanl-
mously voted, it was stated by
James L. Brown, this morning:
Outstanding steps in the work OF
the group as outlined as given "a
follows:
l. The names of the Ministers
conference is changed to the BAD
fist Ministers and Workers con-
ference;
3. Weekly meetings will be
held in future as follows: On the
Monday. after the first Sunday IN
each month at the First Baptist
church at HenderSonville. at III
a. M, as has been the custom 4"
the past; on other Monday nights
at 7 80, O'Clock in churches where
they may be invited;
3. That a program committee
be named to arrange programs
for. all these meetings at least one
month in advance. and James l..
Brown was appointed as contac;
men between the conference ana
the churches of the ASSOCIATION;
the conference also voted to tur-
nish money needed for sending
out notices and printing programs
to the secretary. Rev. f. A. hl'-
strom.
Seventeen people were IN at
tendance on the session at which
this action was taken and all the
provisions were adopted by unani-
nous vote.
Rev. Arnold Edney, pastor at
Jones Gap and Beulah churches,
was the first pastor to extend an
invitation, and the group will
meet with. Jones Gap church Mon
day. March 18th, and Beulah on
March 10Th. at 1880 p. M. and all
pastors and ministers throughout
the association are invited, as we'll
as other interested church work
ers. and the entire church menu
berShip of Jones Gap is expected !
to attend. /
The program committee, Rev. .
n. B. Phillips. moderator of tha
association: Rev. NJ. L. Lewis, |
chairman of the conference. and
Rev. F. A. KilStrom. secretary.
have arranged this program for
the Jones Gap meeting on Mon
day night:
7:3O p.m.-Gospel song, by the
congregation.
1885 p. m.-Opening prayer
led by the pastor, Rev. Arnold
EdHey.
~ 40 p. m.-GoSpel song. by
the congregation.
7:45 p. m.-ROund table: "a
,aymaD's view of a pastors duty
TO his church and people" Dis
,usSioR led by James L. Brown.
500 p. m.-Round table: "A
aastor's view of a layman'S duty
o his church and pastor" Dis
ussipp led by Rev. Carl Blythe.
,d8:15 p. circumference SER
non Matt. 5:13)-by Rev. J. w. q
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FOILS INSPECTORS

PHOENIX. Ariz.-When the
State agriculture commission re-
refused to let Bert Clark, of New
York City. drive his car through
Arfzona without having his bag
gage looked over by state "bug in
spectoas." Clark shipped his auto
mobile by train.
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HOMESTEAD PROJECT
IN ALABAMA PLANNED

WASHINGTON, Mar. 7.ItUlp
Secretary of the Interior Harold
L. Ickes yesterday announced the
establishment Of 4 subsistence
homestead project at Jasper, Ala.
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-08-27
Pharmacists
Call Strike
In BROOKLYN
Action Follows Cut in
Wages of CreenpOint
Union Members

The Pharmacists Union of
Greater New York has called a
strike in Lindner'S Pharmacy.
Greenpoint, Brooklyn, against a cut
in wages and an increase in work
ing hours Of one of the clerks en-
ployed there.
Although the union has called at
tention of the Labor Board to the
following violations of the N. R. A.
and Drug Codes, there has been no
action by the Labor Board in spite
of the fact that the strike has been
on for four weeks.
An apprentice pharmacist is
working for So per week instead of
the required SIS.
The head of the New York Drug
Code Authority Samuel A. Weiss,
who is supposed to investigate
honestly and impartially all N. r. A..
Drug Code violators. is a leading
official Of body of drug clerk en-
ployers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-08-27
Laundry Uses
Injunction to
Break Strike
Court Order Prevents
Thirty Strikers
From Picketing

Justice Reigleman of the Kings
County Supreme Court, issued an
injunction last week against the In
side Laundry Workers Union, Local
1876, in favor of the Primrose Laun-
dry, 31S Belmont Ave, thereby pre-
venting thirty strikers from picket
ing the plant.
This is one of the steps taken by
the laundry bosses to break the
newly formed union. The union,
however, is determined to fight this
case to an end, and is appealing
the injunction in the Appellate
Division.
The local feels that a reprieve
can be hoped for. At the same time,
the union is conducting a strike
at the r. 81 S. New Rugby Laun-
dry, 69l Van Sinderin Ave. A series
of mass picketing and open-air
meetings will take place in front
of this laundry in an effort to help
strikers obtain better laundry con-
ditionS for forty strikers at the
plant
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-08-27
Allied Union Is Used
by Bosses to Employ
NOn-UniOn Men

a disastrous fire is certain to re-
suit.
In those theatres where safety
crew consisting Of two projection
lists of Local 30S is employed, such
catastrophies are averted.
The Independent Theatre Own
ers' Association through their own
Allied Union are placing only one
scab in booth to operate two ma
chimes for starvation wage. Safety
means nothing to them.
Thus proficient operators of Local
306 are thrown out Of theatres by
the bosses and owners Of the COM
pany union.
The Scabs are also picketing BOG
theatres, and are holding open air
meetings. urging the public to sup
port them by not patronizing Local
306 theatrHa