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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-15
STRENUOUS TEST GIVEN
Equivalent of 10 Years of Use Tries
Out Suspension Springs.

Coil springs in the front wheel
suspension of one 1884 automobile
are made of super-strength steel al
10y and have been subjected in test
ing to 100000 ups and downs"
without breaking. This is more &C
ton than they would received in 10
years of use on an average car.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-15
NASH GIVES PROMOTION
ID. NJ. AveriIl Becomes Works Man
ager of Two Plants.

% y 7 IWFN SVtJtUF
KENOSHA, Wis, May I'D. M.
Averill, for the past 10 years man
ager of the Racine Division of the
Nash Motors Co., has been named
works manager in charge of the
Kenosha and Racine plants of the
company, according to an an
nounceemnt made here by E. H.
McCarty, Nash president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-15
Fail to Paw Taxes

Four counties and five cities of
South Carolina now owe the state
more than $4,000 in unpaid gasoline
taxes, and face the possibility of
seeing their property sold at auc-
ton for nonpayment. through a rul-
ing of the states Supreme Court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-15
Prompt Help for
Itching Eczema

It's wonderful the way soothing,
cooling Zemo brings prompt relief
to itching, burning skin, even in
severe cases. Itching soon stops
when Zemo touches tender and irri-
tated skin because of it's rare in
gradients. To relieve Rashes, Ring
worm, and comfort the irritation of
Eczema and Pimples. always use
clean. soothing ZemO. Insist on genu-
inc Zemo. Approved by Good House
keeping Bureau, No. 4S74. Soc, Coo, 81.
All ts.-Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-15
Crankcase Suggestion

The crankcase drain plug should
not be turned too tightly or the
whole neck of the draining section
is apt to come loose from the crank
case itself, starting a bad oil leak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-15
SECOND GEAR STRAINS
Engine and Drive Shaft Affected by
Starting in intermediate Stage.

Motorists should not make a
habit of starting in second, as they
often do in attempting to beat traf-
fic after a red light, because it is a
strain on the engine, drive shaft,
and rear gears.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-15
GUM SEALS PUNCTURES
Plastic Substance Placed in Inner
Tube of Auto Tires.

A new type of inner tube, now
being built, incorporates plastic gum
on the inside surface of the tube
wall as a means of automatically
sealing any puncture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-15

Very little attention need be given
the generator and starting motor
bearings if they are treated to a few
drops of good oil at regular inter-
walls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-15
Stnnlight Test

To find out if the stoplight is
working, step on the brake with the
ignition and headlights off. If the
ammeter flickers, the stoplight is
working.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-15
SPEED CAUSES DEATHS
Responsible for Ending Lives of
$4,000 Persons Last Year.

Exceeding the speed limit was re-
sponsible for most of the 10000
deaths and 850,700 injuries by au-
tomobiles last year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-15
Road Work Advanced

During the last year more than
10000 miles of road in the United
States have been built or improved.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-15
Causes of Shimmying

Worn kingpins, steering knuckles
or tires are frequent causes Of
Shimmying.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-15
Lean years may
came and fat
gears may go {.

That's why we have close to
hundred million dollars worth
of tobacco packed away in AZ
miles of warehouses to grow mild
and naturally sweet.
To make sure that Chester
fields will be uniform in taste and
mildness, we havein storage mild,
ripe tobaccos from the crops of
four years-1931-'3 '33 and "a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-12
SENATE READY
TO DELVE INTO
RELIEF OUTLAWS
CoUzens' Resolutions Call
ing for Sweeping In
quiry Gains Support.
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WASHINGTON. April 12-After
turning over billions Of dollars for
New Deal recovery and relief cam
paigns. the Senate today for the first
time seemed determined TO demand
an explanation Of how the money had
been spent.
Political as well as legislative
significance was attached to the pro-
posal
Il is in keeping with the new spirit
OF Congress which, after giving the
Roosevelt Administration all it asked
during 1888 and 1884. now is show
ing a questioning attitude.
Senate Republicans are joining
Senator James Couzens (R.. MichD
in requesting an accounting Of
FERA funds Of approximately
$4,000. 000, 900 since 1882.
Mr. Couzens won his first point
when the Senate Appropriations
Committee unanimously favored his
A.. resolution for the FERA check-up.
The resolution which appeared
headed for early Senate approval
would authorize the appropriations
committee to ascertain: The distri-
button of funds to the several states;
the procedure which precedes allot-
ments; what cooperation or assist
ance was required Of the several
states; what agreements were in
volved in any loans.
Information Of that kind naturally
would disclose Wi Their any particu-
lar state has beer favored in COM
parison with others.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-12
CATHOLIC WOMEN TO
MEET HERE MAY As
Daughters of Isabella to Play Host
to National Officers.

Continued support of st. Eliza
beth Home, maintenance of which
has been one of the special activi-
ties Of the Daughters of Isabella,
will be discussed at the annual state
convention of the organization in
the Claypool May and 5.
The convention will be directed
by Miss Mary I. Gilhooly, Jeffer-
sOnville, state regent, and will be
ATTENDED by national and state ex-
ecutiveS.
Entertainment which will include
a special show and banquet Satur-
day night, May 4, will be arranged
by Miss Hanna G. Dugan, regent of
Mother Theodore Circle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-12
MAY FETES ARRANGED
City Pupils to Take Part in Series
of Play Days.

Public elementary and junior high
schools will hold a series of May
Play Days during the second and
thild weeks in May, Emil Rath,
hygiene and physical education di-
rector, announced today.
Festivities viii be held on play
grounds if the weather permits. and
will include folk dances, rhythmic
conditioning exercises, relay races,
song games. marches, stunts and
tugS-Of- war.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-12
RADIO MINSTRELS TO
APPEAR HERE MAJ d
Sinclair Singing and Comedy Group
Booked by Firemen.

The Sinclair Ministries" radio
show, will be brought to Cadle Tab
ernacle for a personal appearance
May at 8:15 p. m. under sponsor
ship of the Indianapolis Firemen's
Band.
The cast of the National Broad
casting Co.'S singing and comedy
group will include Joe Parsons,
former Indianapolis man; Big Bill"
Childs, Gene Arnold, Cliff Soubier,
Fritz Clark, Mac McCloud and the
Maple City Four, quartet of mu-
sic makers. Proceeds will be used
to uniform the band.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
MURIO EN- LA SILLA ELEC,
TRICA LA SRA. COO

New York, JUNO 2S.-Con
toda calma la Sra. Eva Coo, de
43 amos, Sc coloc6 en- la silla
electrical y page con su vida ell
asasinato del invalido Harry
Wright, que trabajaba para
ella.
Su actitud de los dltimos mo
mentos contrast6 con su hist6-
RIGA conducta en- los dias que
antecedieron a la e%jecuci6n. Ell
verdugo Elliot hizo funcionar
la corriente e INSTANCES des :
pues los medicos la declaraban
muerta.
En- 10 meses su cabello rubio
Sc convirti6 en- canoso, perdien
do 40 libras de peso.
La Sra. Coo era italiana Y
profiri6 palabras elogiando al
carcelero Lawes.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
LA LEY WAGNER
SERA MANDADA HOY
A LA CASA BLANCA

Washington, JUNO 28.-La
ley Wagner, sobre las relacio-
mes entire ell capital Y ell traba-
Ijo, pas6 aver en- las dos CANA
ras del Congreso y hoy sera
mandada a la Casa Blanca, don
de ell presidente Roosevelt Va
firmara.
Los amigos de la medida ase-
'guran que servira para garan-
THAR la paz industrial; pero los
1~2onentes s~ostienen que aumen
tara ell numero de problemas en-
las relaciones entire ell capital
y ell trabajo.
La ley protege ell derecho de
los trabajadores a reclamar sus
derechos y crea un comite ma
cional de relaciones industrial
les.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
|TERMINO Ell PLAZO PARA
LOS DUENOS DE HOGARES

Concluy6 aver ell plazo que ell
Gobierno Federal habia conce-
dido a los duenos de hogares
con pocos recursos para solicit
tar prestamos de la corporation
Home Owners. Mas de 500 pc
ticiones Sc han recibido en- ell
despacho del Sr. Laney, direc-
tor de la oficina de Tampa. En-
ell dia de aver Sc entregaron
los.
En- los ooho condados que
componen ell distrito, ell Gobier-
no ha prestado y lprestara, en-
conjunto, 100000
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
NOtjcjd de Inter6S

Nos corresponds dar nuevos
detalles sobre la temporada de
la Bella Camelia, en- ell teatro
del Circulo Cubano.
Hoy publicamos los nombres
de los artist3s qeu trae ell en-
presario Manuel Canosa: Fer
nando Mendoza (gallego), He
riberto Sosa (bailarfn), Fran
cisco Abreu Segredo (negro),
Y tiples Amparo Bermddez W
Sofia Hernandez.
Pronto embarc3ran en- la Ha-
bana. La musica estara a cargo
del conocido pianista Arfstides
Santirzo.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
Ell CONTRATO
PARA LA ESTACION DE
C~UARENTENAS

A la companfa Shell Produ-
GERS lie notified aver ell gobier-
no federal que Sc lie ha conce-
dido un contrato para prepa-
rar ell terreno de la estaci6n de
cuarentenas, en Gadsden
Point, por la cantidad de 70
mil CSC pesos. Ell trabajo in
cluye limpiar ell terreno y re-
llenarlo y construir una darse-
ma para embarcaciones. Para
realizar la obra Sc lie ha conce-
dido I'm plazo~de 80 dias.
Tan pronto Sc reciba ell ma
terial va pedido, empezaran
los trabajos.
Para la estaci6n de cuaren-
tenas ell gNbierno aprob6 un
credito de 1885, 900. Ell terreno
es de 35 acres.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
LOS COMUNISTAS TRATA4
RON DE AFROXIMARSE
AL DEL MI
NISTRO AMERICANA .

Dublin, Irlanda, JUNO 28.-
Pidiendo a gritos la libertad de
Tom Mooney, ell lider obrero,
los comunistas irhndeses ira
|taron de acercarse aver al au-
tom6vil del ministro americana
Alvin M. Owsley, peso la poll
icia los puso en- retirada. Ocu
|rri6 ell incidente cuando ell CO
che del diplomatico sc acercaba
a la entrada del castillo de Du-
bin a ~presentar sus credencia-
les al presidente canon de Va
.lera.
Los comuniStas tiraron Eho-
jas demandando Na libertad de
Mooney.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
Sc MATO UNA MUJE2 QUE
M PARTE DE UNA
BANDA DE LADRONES

Barcelona, JUNO l2s.-ui
guardia civil detuvo en- Gava a
una banda de ladrones compues
ia por Jose Mestres, ell jefe; Jai
me Font, Rosendo Lari, Jdl-
quin Rivera, Fernando Marti-
neg y Pilar y Teresa Mas. La
Teresa, amante de Mestres, Sc
quito la vida arrojandose al pa
so de un tren. La fuerza p1bli-
ca encontr6 a los fbragidos una
moneda de orc y 129 pesetas.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
A DOS AMOS
Ell C PIQUETT

Chicago, JUNO 28.-N juez
federal Sullivan conden6 aver
a dos amos de preside y multa
|de $4,000 al abogado Luis P.
Piquett, a quien un jurado de-
cl3r6 culpable de dar albergue
al bandido Homer Van Meter,
de la partida de Dillinger, Di-
jo ell juez que aparentemente
Piquett mo tenia Ell propio con-
cepto de las leyes'. En- ell mes
de enero lie 'absolvi6 un jura-
do de la acusaci6n de albergar
a Dillinger. {
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
DE- LlTERAURA Y POLlTICA

Dos Dictadura.s kgra" ' Ia

sdo, 81 lie knterel.n mas los po-
,bres que los ricos; t~ercero, 81 es
un homlore honrsdo y de buena
lfe, y por ultimo, 81 no es un am
lbicioso vulgar, ,un megal6mano,
un imperialista. En- una pala-
bra: 81 an Ia igualdad, la JUS
ticia y la paz.
De las dictaduras que nues.
ira d2oca ha conocido, 5crales
Iscn las que Sc ajusJ n al patron
lque estableeemos? Mussolini re
neg6 de la democracia y del So
cialismo pbr un arI ell. patri6-
Itico Q por una ambici6n perso-
nal. Use echo en- brazos de las
soligarquias historicas para en-
cadenar al pueblo que comenza-
Iba a poner en- practilL las doc
trinas que el mismo lie habia
lpredicado. Hitler as2ira a la
expansion de Alemania v I'll
predominio de la raza germa-
MICA. Para el ell que no tiene los
lojos azules Y ell pelo de color de
Ipaja; ell que no es ario, es TN
ser inferior, I'd que solo lie que
da ell Ipapel de la ilotas, como en-
la antigua Esparta; porque 81
'ha organizado a SUI liza y a su
pueblo para que sea temida de
Itodas las naciones. En- cuanto a
Lenin, ell otro dict3dor, sable
mos de 81 que sali6 del Krem-
lin para ser amortajado con la
misma chaqudta que entr6 en-
lei. iTenia acaso ell DICTATOR CO.
mrnista un ensueno panrruso?
Lo que 81 podemos afirmar es
que tenia I'm suefo universal.
La dictadura en- sus manos nos
,,el,1 mas que ell Instruments pa
ra implantar en- un pueblo ig-
marc una dOctrina emanci ado
ra, en- la que el creia con ciega
lie. Aunque "ciega" no es "a pa
aabra, porque habia llegado a
ella ell canine de la raz6n cien-
|tif;ca. iPuede decirse 10 mismo
de las otli.s dictaduras? Esta
es la que a ~eapfritus agudos y
aficionados a las ciencias socio-
|l6gicas mas debe int~eresarles.
S. p.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28

Miami, JUNO 28.-Dos cade
mas de e~stablecimientos, la
Southern Food Stores, Inc, y
la Table Supply Stores, Inc,
obtuvieron aver I'm interdicto
en- la Corte Federal prohibien-
do Sc cumpla la ley de impues
tos a las "cadenas" hasta que
la constitucionalidad sea deter
minada, ell dfa s de julio, en-
I'm juicio que ante tres jueces
Sc efectuara en- Jacksonville.
Esas dos firmas Sc unieron a
otras del norte del Estado alta
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
S~USPENDIDO UN MINIS
TRIO P~ROTESTANTE

Atlanta, JUNO 28.-La igle-
STA MetodiSta de Atlanta acor-
do suspender aver al pastor H.
FL, McBrayer, Ipor declaracio-
mes imprudentes que hiciera
cuando en- ell estado Sc discutfa
la ley SEGA. LIE suspendi6 un jul
RADIO de Is clerigos y la Confe-
rencia del estado decidira, en-
ell mes de noviembre.
Contra ell ministro Sc hicie-
ron cargos de inmoralidad, por
apoyado la tendencia 'fh1
media.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
81 buiIe del C3rc1lO

Ell bale que Sc celebrara ma
mana en- ell Circulo Cubano 10
l. n organizado distinguidos Gu
banos que Sc encuentran en- es-
4 c;adad.
>Numerosas personas ofrecie-
ron su cooperation para lograr
que cbtengan un triunfo con su
fie2,a.
Los Bdhemios", como he
mos anun2iado anteriormente.
tendran e su cargo ell progra.
ma de pleas cubanas, espano
las y americans.
Los precios seran de so cts
los caballeros. Las damas pag'1.
ran 25 cts, no gratis, como errt
neamente Sc public6 en- la mana
ma de hoy.
Cen gusto los muchachos aus
EiciadCres Marian esa distinction
lie deseamos un franco exitC
Eue lie origina la fiesta, lie cohi-
ben ell t1acerlO.
Ledeseamos un franco exito
a csc grrlpo de esforzados y en-
tusiaA2 j6venes.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
Concedido I'm interdicto judicial
dos cadenas de establecimientos

cando la valdez de la Ley.
Sostienen que ell impuesto es
confiscatorio y destinado a a.
rrojar del Estado las liamadas
"cadenas."
La orden Sc firm6 por Ell
juez Ritter, que no hizo CO :
mentario alguno al conceder-
la; pero que a cada una de las
companies senal6 fianza de
$1,000. Los tres jueces que re
solveran ell Ola 8 son A. v.
Long, Ritter y Nathan P,
Bryan,
La gaceta., 1935-06-28

to a los acreedores, Sc desech6.
FL abogado T. B. Castiglia
representaba a unos hombres
de negocios de Chicago que
querian financiar la compa-
MIA; pero Sc les pidi6 que de-
positaran ell dinero por ell total
de la deuda, y no quisieron
hacerlo.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
LA VUELTA A ESPANA
POR AEjOPLANOS MILL
TARES

Madrid, JUNO 28.-Lbs ae-
roplanos mihtares, de bombar-
dec, GAIA y reconocimiento, mi
.ciaron aver la vueldl a Espana.
La arrancada Sc hizo desde ell
tredromo de GeEafe por mas
de 80 ap~aratos, maneSldos por
los mejores photos del pals. Los
aparateS sufrieron averias eel
dfa anterior a la partida. I'm
avi6n Sc destroz6 en- Soria, sal
vandose ell pilote.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
Declarada en- bancarrota Ia
Compania Cervecera De Soto

En- la reunion efectuada en-
la manana de hoy por los a.
creedores de la Companfa GER
vecera De Soto, ~presidida por
I'm representante de la Corte
Federal, Sc acord6 declararla
en- bancarrota.
Una proposition de la COM
pania American Welding Co.,
para abonar un tanto por cien-
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
Bastamte bien

Els ell est3do del Sr. Ramon
Betancoart, que recibi6 graves
heridas en- ell choque de la Sc
mana pasada entire ell canton
que llevaba trabajadores de Va
FEt3A y un cOche Essex.
Aun continua en- ell Hospital
Municipal.
Dentro de pocos dias volvera
a SUI casa de la IL avenida 1906.
Asi 10 esperamos.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28

un publicista deeverdadsr SOL
vencia Intellectual, d. Jose Es-
cofet, a defender la libertad y
la democracia, traza un ral2ido
icarang6n enye la diSNaura
fascista y la comunista, = dice
que tedas 'las dictadur@s ten
den a 2aralizar la esperanto
COMO frerza motrz". SiSses ex-
ceptua esta afirmaci6n, lamen-
talelemente superficial, con To-
demas del a~rtfculo, y soF5re to-
Go, con sus conclusiones, quail
quier democrat ea,ara de a.
cuerdo. Con esa a~firmacion que
'hemos subrayado, P0rque entire
la Gctadura comunista y la fas-
cista media I'm assmo, identico
II que separa la luz de las TIME
bias. La una, la fascista, es no
CHE eterna y va hacia la noche;
la ctra, es la noche neFa TIM
bien; pero va hacia la aurora,
hacia la luz. La una es transit0
y Ia otra parada; la una es un
medic Y la otra un fin. La die
tadura es siempre ell medic de
que sc vale I'm hombre para inn
una voluntad o una doc
antes de condenarla, Sc
ra precise averigrar primero
que Ipretende y ad6nde va. Out
tar Ia libertad al pueblo, a un
pueblo atascado de males atavi-
cos y tradicionales, puede ser
en- un instante un remedio dolo-
roSumente necesario. Enfermos
hay a los que ell medico manda
inmovilizar para poder salvar-
los.
Soy liberal y sien.p~e me ha
repu2nado toda dictsdura. Sligo
.pend.ndo, como Renan, que la
democracia consiste en- que to-
dc bien mace del preblo; pero
no tengo mas remedio que con-
slderar que a veces un hombre
ser un gufa senalado por
ell destihc para conducir al pue-
BILE que vacila y duda. Abort
bien; establecer la tirania de
uno por ell bsen de uno, o de
unoS euantos, ESQ es justamen-
tie 10 que mas puede repugnar
al coraz6n de un liberal v de
un democrats. Establecer la die
tadura de uno para imponer la
que ha de saQvar a to-
ESQ, aunque no 10 amemos
nj 10 defendamos, eSthmos por
menos obligados a compren-
Cuando a Lenin lie pre-
guntan que Ina hecho de la Ii
bertad, resConde: f'Libertad.
que?" Amigos mics, yo
no puedo seguir ell canine tri-
y condenar en- este punto
padre de La Russia actual,
porque 10 que 81 quiso decir, 10
que sieml2re aclar6 mas tarde,
IS que no esta permitida la IL
bertad PAM ell NAL. Por tanto,
10 que sc trata de sabe es: Pri-
nero, 81 ell DICTATOR trabaja pa
ra 81 o para su pueblo; segun-
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
Operodo

Oper0dO
Ell pasado m2rtes fu6 operado
de hernia y appendicitis en- Ell
Sanatorio del Centre Espanel,
ell Sr. Harry Kerr, operator del
teatro Ritz.
Oper6 el DR.. Santiago Panic
llo.
Su estado dada dfa es mejor
y pronto volvera a sus ocupa-
clones diarias.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
.MejOrdndO

Me3OrdndO
Aver visitamos a nuestro a
Ilprecfable amigo Bernardo Mon
toto, que Sc encuentra en- ell Sa-
natorio del CentrprHspanol, O.
perado de grave catarata EN- ell
iojo derecho por 81 DR.. A. Mar
torell.
Pudimos comprob6t que su
estado es bastante satisfacto-
rio.
Pronto estara de nuevo en- su
ihogar completamente bien.
FL amigo Montoto pertene-
'ce a la Secci6n de Propaganda
del CenItro ESpanol.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28
SOCIALES

lasco, hijas DE hos aprecfsbles
esposos Luisa y Juan Velasco.
En- una impeztante comoania
de la capital Guiana, ocuplran
altos ~puestos.
Anunciaremos la fecha de gu
lpartr6a.
La gaceta., 1935-06-28

De Uidie
El mes que viene embarcaran
para la Habana, las graciosas
hermanas Coralia y Violeta We
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-02-23
DIR, NJ HALE HITS
BAN ON WOMEN
IN INDUSTRY
D. C. Speaker Tells Audience
at Atlantic City Attitude Is
"ChiIdish";; Urges Change

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Feb.
% G.N.SO.-The agitation to
throw women out of industry was
denounced as childish fallacy"
here today by DR.. Kathryn Nc
Hale, of Washington, D. c., gen.
eral director of the American
Association of University Women.
Blaming economic maladjust-
ment" for the unemployment
situation, DR.. McHale disdained
the idea that women must stick
to the home fires in order to
alleviate crowded working condi.
lions. She said:
"If women are to contribute
to the great stream Of prOduc-
ton necessary to maintain the
high standards of living in this
country, they must follow into
the factory some Of the old
homo industries"
She pointed out no objections
were made to women in industry
in time of war, or to "the peas
ant woman's drudging through
long hours of slavelike labor"
DR.. McHale spoke at the con-
vention here of the National
Association of Deans OF Women.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-02-23
hot OIL" BILL
NOW A Law

"Hot Oil" pirates received an
other wallop from the Administra-
ton today when the White House
sent TO the Capitol the Connally
hot oil" bill with the Presidents
signature which had been at
tached to the measure late last
night.
The bill, which is now a law,
gives the United States authority
to prohibit the interstate ship
ment of excess oil, or "hot OIL
produced in violation Of State
quotas.
It takes the place of the previ,
Gus oil restrictions which were
declared unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court.
Now that the President has
signed the bill it is expected that
Secretary Ickes of the Department
of Interior will Immediately clamp
down restrictions on the produc-
ton and shipment of crude
petroleum.
The oil administration, however,
is awaiting the Presidents action
in setting up necessary machinery
for enforcement Of the new law.
The staff Of the old Federal Ten.
der Board is still intact under the
Petroleum Board, to which they
were transferred when the tender
board was ruled out by the Su-
preme Court.
M. S. McCorquodale, alternate
chairman of the defunct tender
board, is attorney for the Petro-
leum Administration Board with
headquarters at Klgore, Tex.
He and the staff of 20 workers are
all in Texas, available for duty if
the President authorizes Oil Ad-
ministrator Ickes to set up new
machinery to enforce the new law.
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DR.. KEMNERER
At TOWN HALL

DR.. Edwin w. Kemmerer, OF
Princeton University. internation-
ally recognized on finance and
monetary systems, will be the at
traction at Town Hall at o'clock
tomorrow night in the Shoreham
Hotel.
Advance notices indicate that
he will urge a return to the gold
standard by the United States,
and present a concrete program
for accomplishing this.
DR.. ,Kemmerer is widely known
in Washington officialdom, and
his views have been subject Of
controversy ever since the New
Deal came into existence, bring.
ing with it changes in the historic
gold policy of the American Gov.
eminent.
Mrs. Richard V. Oulahan, direc.
tor of the Town Hall, announced
that several members of Congress
and Administration officials will
participate in the panel discussion
to follow DR.. Kemmerer's talk.