Smyrna times., 1937-09-16

post Office BuIdng q
!. now available. Work
I Sroisct i will proceed in tbs
ary manner at the eafnss'
slsING ACT The Wagner, ea.
a sct was signed BY tne
This low-rent housing
81 \, make it possible to pro-
rts \ the the s526,oOO,OOO drive t.
~ ~ sIum areas in the nation
nav borrow funds to be sup p
Il the Federal bond issue . q
n6MO and may receive out
.r.nts vv,rts from a 100000 ap-
stion for the purpose of con
tng modern, saili'0
Snilies Of lOw-incomes-
rTSTTGATIoNS- NS-Early next
i i believed the Senate may
h an investigation Of Fed
bmrupications Commission
hships with the broadcastlng
,STIGATToNS- Early next
i believed the Senate may
Ike an investigation of Fed
communications Commission
hships with the broadcast
hdustry.
rPRoVALS AND VEToEs-
been revealed that out Of
IL passed by Congress at the
nssion, President Roosevelt
}ed Ss7 and vetoed 40. Dur
e session, II Of these vetoes
! sent to Congress. Two of the
"A measures were overriden,
Included the bill renewing for
~ five years the five-year
nm term war risk policies for
rs, and the bill continuing
terest rates by the Federal
Banks. % bills were accord
pcket vetOes" but with each
President issued a statement
~ bis reasons for not signing
Eneasure.
hits ~ Although women
I TIE right to vote everywhere
= United States there are still
laws on Statute books in the
discriminating a ain s t
The National Women's
Is campaigning for another
futional amendment to cor |
his inequality.
NJ PEAKS - Production of
Rtity for public use in the
States reached the unpre- |
~ e total Of 117,ss4, 900, 900 |
tt-hOurs during the twelve
period ending July 81, 1887, !
derai Power Commission re- |
ii an Increase Of more than
d billion blowatt-hours over
/! ne period ending July 81,
WAGE AND HoUR-Ad- |
fauOn advisers have started |
ng new wage and hour Loo |
lor the next session. The
sgislatiOn which is designed
ace The bill now blocked in
'use Rules Committee will
q provisions for maintaining
as0e practices in industry.
wiA probably be two bills
lea, One to empower a five
I, 7 Federal Board to fix wag-
aUufs within certain limits
eotaer ..i for setting Up a sys-
fair trade practices,
Fa PRICE INDEX . A p
decline during the past
| o&rned ,,s the farm price index
L. s..1 - a, as Of August Is, com
ass s'a :. rs on July IS, and
t. s..s On August IS. last year.
I,,rl', tspOrted by the Bureau II
sIt1sal. tI,a Economics. The drop
~ taoutsd to improved crop
to,,saa saa an adjustment y
Dr,Sss ,s"s'a !. a new-crop basis.
- s,sss 0f meat animals and
1 Nous S,.N crop tins were ',a N
- I Sarlng the past month y
'so",,'. b. poultry products advaDc. ou9s
~ out grains. cotton
N we're sharply reduced d'iI, IN
| IS d. hsssLAToNs q BOARD
etivs ,ss = months since # b.
I've Operations - !, = "
! t.s tss GSsss Ss.s have been hand. ).
Board N1sl0nal Saa. Labor Rela-
on e,.la lais figure includes
sss "a rnafges Of unfair lahoS
tse.,aaaa saa petitions for Iloor sloo
siops1 ss'ssd BY Sy The Board and die. 4.
,Tas,ssd,l.s ,,To,,sd l.s44,oss work.ss srS s.47s
~. ,,rrs-.AaAroN : Tg,Aers, Tba 1ro.
tutioyy q o., the signing Of fOysa tSa
'ufe nation 4, e.eorated by
! l7th. Frora "a F. Friday, Sep
soossvsI9' 19n II, monument Pr Presil Il |
% ! sla uatio" viii deliver an ad-
''n-"ide radio hoop /
| East aa sita.,Aascr ACT Although H
ter, and a ~rao1 s,On seems to get i
'nt . ipvassg wrought upon the H
: i still caui,eal cant the Neutrality \