Evening star., 1934-03-11
PUBLIC LIBRARY
The N. r. A.

Last week the Public Library pre-
sented a list of books on the N. r. A.
This week references in current peri
odical literature are given on this
most controversial of all the issues
now before the public.
The New Deal.
Can the New Deal Succeed? by j. S.
Lawrence. Review of Reviews, SO:
24-28. March, 1884.
THE new deal theoretically and in
the light of history, can succeed"
New Deal by Frances Perkins. Pic
torial Review, 35: Z, March, 1884.
Recovery is the middle name of
the great national enterprise by
which the American people are seek
ing to overcome the depression"
Scrap the N. R. A! by j. T Flynn.
Forum, 9:3-7, January, 1894. Dis
cussion 81: sup. 9, February, 1884.
1.-THE N. R. A. is now more than
six months old. For most of its brief
life it has enjoyed the whole-hearted
acclaim Of newspapers, radio, the
stage and every agency of report and
opinion 1t is now high time that we
pause to make estimate of what
i the thing really is
General Johnson Defends the N R
A. and reply). New Republic, 78:
76. February IS, 1884.
Numerous influences have con-
tributed to the trend of economic af-
fairs: the N. r. A. cannot
solely be blamed or praised. as the
case may be, for the net result"
Chiselers at Work and Play. by P. Y.
Anderson. Nation, 1873: 1886,
February 7, 1884.
A review of attacks on the policies
and operation Of the N. r. A.
N r. AS Fever Chart, Nation, 1873;
144-45, February 7, 1884.
A statistical summary of what has
taken place under N. r. A. in en-
ployment cost of living, wages and
hours, farmers income, business &C
tivity and construction.
Labor and the N. r. A.
Labor Under the N. R. A., by R. w.
Bruere. Yale Review, % 249-59,
December, 1888.
what the outcome of the codes,
and more especially the labor pro-
visions of the codes, will ultimately
be, few even among the best informed
are competent to prophesy.'
Shorter Hours. Bigger Output, by D.
A. Laird. New Republic, IT: 356-
81. February 7, 1884.
"Spread work as a cure for un-
employment is falling down. Some
thing must be done to permit manu-
facturers to increase production. And
there Is only one such something
increased consuming power
Labor and the ~ r. A. New Republic,
76: 1916, 1903. 130-31, 1867,
242-43, etc, August 80, September
13, 81, October IL. Is. November
8. %, December 6, 20, 1898; Janu-
ary 3, II, 1884.
How the N R. A. operates in rela-
ton to various industrial enterprises
and trade unions.
Applied Codes.
Power Industry Goes N. R A., by
Jerome Count. Nation, 1873: 128-
%, January 81, 1884.
''Surreptitious and open intimida-
ton against genuine union activities
exists in the power industry despite
Blue Eagle agreements"
The N. r. A. Oil Trust, by Mauritz
Hallgren. Nation, 1873: 271-73,
March I, 1884.
petroleum has been probably the
most chaotic of American industries
IN recent years"
First Flight of the Blue Eagle, by
George A. Sloan Atlantic, 1853:
321-25, March, 1884.
"For the cotton textile industry it
can be said that N. R. A. was adopted
with willingness and a desire to
give it unrestricted opportunity to
succeed"
Pricese
Other Peoples Money. by j. T.
Flynn. New Republic, II: 45-46,
72-73, 100-01, 167. 362-63, No.
vember %, December 6, 20, 1888;
February 7, 1884.
A series of short articles OH the
operation of the various cooes on
prices for the consumer.
How to Stop Runaway Prices. New
Republic, II: 322-23, January 81,
1884.
what is necessary, Of course, Is
that Government should exercise a
genuine control over prices In behalf
of the consumer"
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