davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-06-16

Las apuestas Sc mantienen a
favor de Jose Luis, de 2 a Z. Ell
dinero anda escaso en- 10 que al
campe6n respecta, 10 mismo en-
New York que en Chicago.
Evening star., 1937-07-13

1900 MASS AVE-Coo,. front corner
room with shady porch, next bath; daily
aid service Reasonable l.is
Evening star., 1937-07-13

1349 EUCLID ST. .N.W.-Attractive double
Im. WIN twin bedS; single rm. next bath;
also basement Ink. apt Col 0333
Evening star., 1937-07-13

1892 TRINIDAD AVE NE ROOMS
KIT and bath: garage and basement;
porcheS and h.-wh., $3.50 Cali Ma.
t!onal 1921
NEW CHEVY CHASE CORNER HOME
Just completed: bed rooms 3 baths rer.
reatlon room: garage. Natl $3.50.
PEPOSSESSED HOUSES SAVE - 600 TO
~ 600 Federal Housing monthly pay
meht plan less than rent. Brokers atten-
ton. FULTON R GORDON l427 Eye st.
NV District $40 "
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ROOMS WITH eoARp.


261p WOODIEY PL.. overlooking Rock
Greek Park-Few desirable vacancies: cool.
large reception rooms; excellent meals. l4'
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2l3l Mass. ave.-Lovely
for . or 3: also a cheerful single: excep-
tional meals; low Summer rates; nothins
red, better IN @ the city & TOR the price 81 See this
meals: lunch packed: Southern home cook
ing: inner-sprlng mattress: large closets.
spacious club room; walking distance; S35
monthly.
3515 14th ST. N.w-Large single room.
excellenr board Sa7 80 month: also double.
twin beds. Columbia 1854.
1881 CONN AVE. N.W.-Laree. beautifully
furnished room. private bath: excellent
meals: transportation at door. Dec. 0377
PETWoRTH, 4ool Iowa ave. n.w.-sinslr.
mesls: reasonable: gentleman. Geo. 06S"
"26s CATHEDRAL AVE NV off Conn.
ave; oyerlookins Rk. OK; Pk:-LoyeIy:
excfI. meals: s37, 80 each. ca COZ 415S-J
35t6 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely. large. cheer
tul rm suitable . or 3 young ladies or
gentlemen: excel. meals: priv. Pa. family:
except. conv 10 all trans: reas. Adams
WOODBRIDGE. l.Io Monroe Attrac-
tive front south Tm for :" twin beds
shower: board optional: on bus line.
ROOM. md floor. next bath. in home of
ADULTS. with GOOD board near tranSpOrta-
tlon. Adams :,'19.
BEAUTIFULLY furn., cool bed room. suit
able for :, girls or employed couple: eX-
celent meals reaS. Randolph 900,
326 MD. AVE. N Good family. meals.
$50 week; room and board. SIS month;
lunches. - cents. Atlantic 5,;'5.
1896 FAIRMONI NW.-Attractively fur
nished sec. floor. double room; INV: we'll
planned meals: reasonable. Adams 6.3o.
l69 ADAMS ST.--Larse room or single
one. near cars and bus: reasonable rates.
North I5Ol-J.
1uS A ST. N.E.-Near Govt bldgs.. on :,
car lines. elec. fans. excellent meals; IS
week. Atlantic :!lbi.
1906 9Th W.-Room twin beds shower
spa ciouS closet; walking distance: unlimited
phone; delicious Southern cooking.
TERRACE HALL
1145 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE NV.
Desirable Single and Double Room. Run
Water. Delicious Food; Reasonable Rates.
Evening star., 1937-07-13
COUNTRY BOARD.

PROSPECT HILL near Frederck-S>2p-
Portable modern home. Mrs. Roy l. Hyhd
man. Box 215 Frederick Md. l6'
VACATION or week end: lovely country
mountain home: restful. modern: all food
served home grown. w d Bromley.
Greystone Fruit Farm. Edgemont Md. l?'
SOUTH MOUNTAIN. near Haserstown;
children. to L.; rates reasonable. Phone
North SlHl: week DAYS. DiStrlct 4nO..
Evening star., 1937-07-13
VERY REASONABLE.
CLUB MERIDIAN,

SINGLE. DOUBLE ROOM PRIVATE
BATH NEW BEAUTIFUL FURN.; FOR
DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE. UNUSUAL
TABLE
Evening star., 1937-07-13
ROOMS FUR. 6 UNFUR,
ROOMS UkFURNiShED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON. VA $40 South oath St
Single and double furn rms; modern
home; private family: 10 min WASHINGTON
4IoS LEE HIGHWAY. Arlington. Va
Cool attrectivly furn. studio rm priv.
from center of city.
LARGE TWIN BED ROOM and board in
attractive 6-room cottage: modern con-
venienceS including fun bath: :, settled
men: so per month each. including trans
port alton back and forth to work If not
used TOR vacation purpose. Call West
River .,O4-F-5
Evening star., 1937-07-13
TABLE BOARD.

THE WINDSOR. .Oo3 Eye st. n.w-Meal,
served: breakfast luncheon ana dinner
Southern home cooking Salads and hot
breads speciality. Reasonable rates
Evening star., 1937-07-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

terested in this detached brick new homs
on corner lot in a tree-shad ded section
Bed room and bath on the first floor. three
bed rooms and bath on the second. air con-
ditianing. oil heat screened porch sarsge;
SIO5O0 WhPLE & JAMES. INC. 1924
l4th st. NV. District 5h41.
50 5OO--S24O MONTHLY INCOME FROM
six Groom and kitchen spts.; good condi-
ton Columbia HEIGHTS west OF 14th St,
always flled small amount Of cash needed,
Cleveland SpI3.
Continued on Next Par.)
Evening star., 1937-07-13
HOUSES FURNISHED

COOL. HIGH. SHADED: 4 RMS BED
rms min Silver Spring tratic light.
Shepherd 46S0-W
CLEVELAND PARK, 2ai5 NEWARK ST
DETACHED rooms nicely furn Frigida1re
on 6urner new air conditioning, garage:
aval!aoLe July ; on yearly lease. rent, !,
Sl"5. For appointment call SANDOZ INC.
Decatur 1910. No Dupont circle
GLOVER PARK-NOW UNTIL SEPT u
Master bed room twin BEDS priv. bath:
iting room, dining room Kitchen: new
nome; IN high cool section utilities
linens phone included; reasonable Cleve-
land 9216
MARRIED COUPLE TO SHARE SUB
urban nome with lady owner. 1909 Dav.
export st. NV. CleV. 4OS7 after s.
FULLY FURN. Is RMS. BATHS GA
rage: modern. Rental SO mo-: adults
only near park. Columbia Of29
CHEVY CHASE. D, C.-DET HOME :
rms, 1ia baths: newly decorated. COM
grounds: long lease Cali OWNER fo- m
appointment Clev. l434 or Jackson Ia71-J
IAKOMA PARK. D. C-4 bedroom
detached home. insulated newly fur
hiShed; bath with shower sleeping porch
Rarage. nice yard. shade. for Summer
months; $50, Georgia "a9O after
MASS. PARK BED R .B PoRCHFs.
wesley Heights--4 Bed - B Porch
Ciev Park Bed R Bath Clev. 81
Evening star., 1937-07-13

EXTRA LARGE studio rr with double or
single beds. SIS month Also 1 medium :
size rm.. So5. Col. 1905.
Evening star., 1937-07-13
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

APT. 3 ROOMS, SEMI-PRIVATE BATH.
on Landover rd.. opposite Cheverly Md.
property: S35.D0 mo. "A.
ROSEMONT. ALEX. VA-3 RMS. rURN
PRIV. bath. priv. entrance; elec stove. G.
T. reg. Alexandria 3l6W.
NEARBY MARYLAND GLEN ECHO
Clara Barton House; large lSt-roor apt :,
furnished ly. rm., din. rm bed rrn bath,
kitchen; fireplace oil heat large porch
grounds garage; $50. Bradley 5O-R
l05 RIDGE ROAD SE.-FURNIsHFD ;
and rooms and bath; cool clean, FTFsid-
are; T25 up. Atlantic I332. is.
500 JEFFERSON AVE. PTyEPDA1E
Mo rooms. kttchenette and bath: Eec-
troluA: private entrance.
UNFURN.; LARGE RMS KITCHEN.
do!ph st. Arlington. Va.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1923 I4th ST, NORTH
beautifully furnished. rooms privats
pain: Frlgldatre, garage c h ", gas elec I:
private entrance: S65 Walnut 1Ol4
ATTRACTIVE APT. IN COOL SUBURBS
rooms and Kitchen adjoining bath: newly
and completely, furnished, including nn-
ems dishes and silver; cleo refg light
c-h,W.. entire second floor; private su.
trance: conv. stores and bus: on main nIzh.
way: 20 min D, C. Pals Church $50
EVANSVILLE LARGE ROOMS.
kitchenette semi h: first floor fIr-
nished or unfurnished. Greenwood c544 j..
Evening star., 1937-07-13

THE WYOMING. 20.2 Columbia I'd. Apt.
ll|Large room with private bath. IN
mr. family
Evening star., 1937-07-13
READY TO MOVE IN.
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHEp.

3O25 18th ST. NV. APT. r." ROOMS.
kit. bath: reasonable; nj. cars bus.
adams 1SS4-J.
"4l5 ST. N.W.-COOL. . R. X. AND
D. reasonable: walking distance DOWN
COPLEY COURTS. 1914 i1th ST. NV
Elevator. switchboard. rsfs.. gas free: cool.
corner. front: :! large rms. reception hail.
kit. ba III. large closets: SfH.
HIGH-CLASS SECTION: 4 ROOMS.
kitchen, bath. porch. large cellar: entire
hrSt floor .22.,',S Decatur p... between Mass.
ave. and s st: 500 mo. Dec. 1852. l3'
"33i FRANKLIN ST. NE tCOR. 26th--
Is +. fh.. X. b. and :; rD water. elec.. gas.
" porcheS: end n: SiJ mo-. 50 wk. 1:i'
THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS. SEMI
private bath, rear porch: heat. light and
gas included reasonable; adults preferred.
lJ',. R!dge nj. Sc a.
Evening star., 1937-07-13
ROOMS WANTED.

LADY, Govt. employed desires cool room,
maid service. private bath. i'll quiet re-
hneG private home: convenient downtown:
between so and Sn5. Address Box 449-E
Star office Ia
Evening star., 1937-07-13

IDEAL LOCATION 1904 LONGFELLOW
W! large. bright rms. kit. din. bath,
IN new BLDG. near parks. stores cars
buses; reaS. rent open. Potomac 435O-W
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
tContinued.)

5000 CONN AVE. Apt. 1O7--Double room,
twin beds; rent reasonable; breakfast op-
tonal: cool and homelike. Adams $500.
Evening star., 1937-07-13
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1919 18th ST. N.W.-Single and double
vacancies; walking distance Met $500.
191g-1931 H ST. NV. n block G. W. u
Meals. 81 80 per week; also room for 3
or 4 young men. Call after pm, Met
1896
Evening star., 1937-07-13

Mr.. NAVAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
private detached home: non contested park
Ing: references sentleman. Clev. 7433.
Mt. PLEASANT. 1905 10Th .t.-Nicely
{urp. outside rm. with porch overlooking
Rock Greek Park; empl. girl: ref exchanged.
Gel. O2sp
Evening star., 1937-07-13
APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED.
1917 18th ST NV

Beautiful corner apt. 3 rms. kit. bath,
Frisldaire 3 expos: $3.50 IL"
REFTiIED COLORED-"1I5 14th ST NV
- rms. kit. bath. porch; no children:
very private; $50 month
Evening star., 1937-07-13

l@I' NEWTON 81. NV. APT. %. BED
rooms porch. garage: cool corner nicely
furnished. piano. radio. linen and silver.
inner -SpriEg mattresses: accommodates /
;;5oG 10th ST. NW-LIVING ROOM
with fireplace. bed room bath. combina :
tlon dining room and kitchen. porch. eiec-
Evening star., 1937-07-13
APARTMENTS WANTED.

DOWNTOWN. WALKING DISTANCE
woman desires small unf apt h X e.: ress
Write OCCUPANT 31I5 Window pl n ".
Evening star., 1937-07-13
APARTMENTS UkFURkiSHED.
(rantin rad
AIR COOLED.
CO0n Narr A.,

292a Connecticut Ave.
"An Address OF Character"
$500 9th ST Nw.-TwO ROOMS. KTTCH-
en-. bath: modern :-story corner building.
Rentsfranang from S45 to $50. See resi-
55:4 sth st, ,nw-Two-story corner
en-. bath. $40 to $50. See resident man
aHer EDW. L. SrRoHECKER. Met. 27l3,
TILDEN GARDENS. CONN. AVE AND
and 5 bed rooms. living room, dining room
kitchen and bath; large apartments have
sh room o snd pbnns baths prless ranSs from
1lol EAST CAPITOL ST, RMS. BATH
a5la ilth ST. N.Ww3 rms. bath el@.c lee
s4as s'1 HonEaD ena snPT PL TWa rms. b.,h
BUCKLEY g. GRINDLEY.
936 N. Y. AVE. NV
VA. HIGHLANDS, VA-S5O
furn. MccLAiNE. ai"0 Wilson nst b%,yd., % cisr.
endon, Va Walnut 199:.
.DoWNToWN--1lO7 1Ith ST. NV.
month. Gas free. Electric refrixers,ion.
RANDALL il. HAGNER !: CO. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000.
iI5l n II ave. W.; r. Bath so % %
''a a,.s "u 5 :: coNNoR 4 soN. soo'00 @
242e Pehna. Ave. NV. West. 1858.
lttt HARVARD L. NV.
rms. kitchen and bath well furnished:
THE sUsoUEHANNA.
1880 w st NV rooms. kitchen. bath.
MARYLAND AVE. NE.
Excel. location, :: rms. kit. bath; cor
ner apt; redec.; homelike; quiet tenants:
:: adults; refs; $3.50. Apply 81; Md.
ave. ne.
NO. %" 1873: .Ist NV BED RMS,
iving rm, RECEIPT. hall, kit; refriRers,ion
54ls lst pl. NV. Apt. "a rms. kit.
elec. refrigeration: $50 mo.
1ss4 VA TAPlE s. = M }HMEs' ISc. bie;: aa.s
- sa5 18th ST. Sc.
ton; 81: 30. See janitor
rooms ana nd bash, s1th SIS =! 3 = Sc. ,.ni,or
,-,- c; WELDON CO
o ::ol9 WIS AVE. NV.
opp. National Cathedral rooms din
elte. Kat. and bath. SO, 80; :. rms recep.
hall. dlnette. XII. bath and porch. $50 50 !.
:ts WFE6oN ffsf Cos se' !:s St SW Ms' A1 adn 5Gi
4oo5 Attn ST. NV.
American University. Park
S,I h3 rooms kit, dnette. bath and porch
7"3 l"lh ST. Sc No. 4.
sse,rls modern "e n''. apt, $40 near .
$40 OTIS pL, NV.
:a SI9yP 81 Nv 61T5S Hs's5.' Ss'Ss e. Sr,o "a,.
ros Ar RHss6NabLq2 fAs 6iyE On RENAL M ST.
SEE THESE t - AND RM.. SPACIOUS APTs
iarge WlndoWs across front in ! apt
oulet comfort able. cross ventilation; flrsi
taSi zone to downtown.
so TO SO
1913 18th ST NV
RES. MGR. DECATUR 3S4-
Months Free Rent on Lease
Near 10Th and Col. rd. nw.-Bacbelor
apt pti; OF l!vins room and bath. with electric
srl!l and Frieidaire; S32 80 and S35
APT OF living room with Murphy bed
aihetle with 3 windows kitchen with
Frl9ldaire on house current: built in mn
view: $50 ''i "'" u'ii u
Apt OF living room. bed room screened
~ sIeeplns porch, with windows. Frieid
are on house bullt-in tub and shower;
Living room . bed rooms. kitchen and
bath, so and SO
Also ! room with Murphy bed kitchen
win Frisldalre on house current and bath
ana :. rooms kitchen and bath; located
doHntown, SO to $50. Call Decatur
3lS RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE,
NEW APARTMENTS.
Two large rooms kit. din bath shower
rear Teen High bus cars and stores aee
tnese llyable apis. Open until pm
Evening star., 1937-07-13
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG MAN would like room and board
in private home in city or nearby suburbs;
give particulars and rates. Address Box
SiD Star offCe.
EMPLOYED COUPLE daughter go. care
OF child during day: suburbs preferred
Address Box 44,-E, Star Office.
Evening star., 1937-07-13

1888 K ST. NV
Single and Triple Rooms.
REAS NET. 6.:}l
GUEST HOUSE,
1901 Mass, ave. n,w.-Room and board :;
singles and doubles; newly furnished;
any; seleetlve menu: telephone in every
room; tennis. swimming.
MANSION CLUB,
..s0 MASS. AVE. NV
ExCep. cool b'dg.; single room or large
studio for 3 congenial young people. Home
cooking. Real home for compatible young
Martha Washington Seminary
Now open tC Summer guests, Beautiful
grounds. spacious rooms delicious meals:
II degrees cooler than downtown: select
clientele: weekly or monthly rates. 364o
l6ih st. Columbia O,44.
TUDOR CLUB,
1918 N ST. NV. AT CONN AVE
The old Todd Lincoln Home MI and
Ms. Floyd o, Davis, proprlctors an sd.
dress OF distinction. Fine food. cool
rooms private and connecting baths Most
convenient location in Washington. Rea-
soma BILE
VERY REASONABLE.
Dupont Circle Gle. sset,on .Sn1 Lisht large
guest home. 1899 18th st. NV.
2209 MASS. AVE. NV.
All newly furn. rms. for :, or , guests
each; southern exposure. spacious rm
with private bath: choice meals: bo. op-
uonal. Former embassy. just opened
Special low rates to nrst guests.
CLUB MERIDIAN,
26"0 18th ST. NV.
A club residence for men and women
4ith delightful social atmosphere. ally
and conveniently located i'll the fashionable
area OF the foreign embassies and legations:
was the former Persian Embassy; large
gardens. equipped for comfort OF guests;
personal hotel service; distinctive menu.
Singles doubles Reasonable rates.
1888 10th NV, COR. r.
SINGLE DOUBLE ROOM PRIVATE
BATH NEW. BEAUTIFUL FURN.; FOR
DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE. UNUSUAL
TABLE
Evening star., 1937-07-13
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

'2nS HIGHLAND PL. CLEVELAND PApK
Army woman Will lease nlne--oom de-
tached house. Open.
iO6 A ST Sci ROOMS NEULY
decorated. :! baths; open for inspection.
MR. BATES Met, 1895 or MISS COL.
BORN. Atlantic 3l1I
Evening star., 1937-07-13
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhfuR.

DESIRABLE APT. 2 ROOMS AND SLEEP
ms porch. II Garfield ave. Hyattsville
Md. Greenwood 2S44-J.
ALTON APIS 144s, PARK RID. NV
bath: cross ventilation: refg.. elevator.
"sl9 14tn ST. NV APT. THREE
rooms. Kitchen and bath: Frigidaire: to be
redecorsted: $500 per month,
1873 QUE ST. s.E.-NEW BUILDING. z
rms. kit. bath lst floor: available ]. 3
months or year: S45. $50 pays all. 15'
2l3: PENN. AVE. NV. 2. OR 3
rooms. shower; sm.i.; nicely furnished
garage. West or.
FAIRFAX HOTEL,
CORNER MASS AVE. AND 2Ist ST.
Apartments to rooms and bath; hotel
service optional; special Summer rates.
Excellent restaurant. Deishtfuly cool
root garden. d. E. STEPHAN. mgr.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Apt T.. "00G IA rooms hall and
bath; all outside rooms. nrst floor facing
two streets: refrieeration: $50 See iantor
or phone DlStrico i.il. o. B. HOPKINS.
1926 Vermont ave.
READY TO MOVE IN.
Large. modern corner building furnished
or unfurnished; :. rooms. kitchen bath
like new; must be seen to be appreciated
for price and location. At Rock Creek
PARK between the Taft and the new
Calvert 81. Bridges. "4l0 10th st. NV.
Re Sldeut manager
Evening star., 1937-07-13
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-TO RENT OR s ROOMS
ami. or small house in ne or Sc. by
Aug. l. unfurnished. Must be reasonable
and permanent. Address Box 362-E Star
once. I3-
FURNISHED HOUSE 3 OR BED RMS,
for one month to six weeks. Phone CIove.
iand 1870. a.
WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY CALL
MOSS REALTY CO.
TOWER BLDG MET 1T7e
Evening star., 1937-07-13

9lS LCNGFELLOW ST NV ROOMS
kitchen. bath; Frigida re gas. eiec. Includ-
eo; $50. Randolph ,ai3
THE BAYHEAD. - 3rd ST NW-ONE
room kitchen and bath; newly decorated;
refg on house current See manager
>?4 so MONTH-LIGET NEWLY DECO
rated studio room. fireplace Venetian
blinds grill and apt. privileges. West .519
o2S md ST. NV
LARGE. AIRY APT 3 RMS. KIT. BATH
elec. refe.: newly dec walking distance
Govt. depts. Reasonable Georgia .l@5
1901 D ST NE. ROOMS MODERN
kitchen. screened porch. with private tile
pain with shower. IN new corner home
AdultS only. Atlantic oSNI-W
Evening star., 1937-07-13

n. H. AVE. N.W.-Livine room, with ad-
}olnlng bed ROOM cross ventilation,
lt3S.
Evening star., 1937-07-13

3l8 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
NEW APARTMENTS
Two large rooms kit. din bath. shower
rear Tech High bus cars and stores Bee
lheae lyable apts. Open until q pm
Evening star., 1937-07-13

icI2 9th ST. " w. So up-Sleepng rooms,
also light Housekeeping: linens. dishes. sill
ver: shower bath telephone. ~
Evening star., 1937-07-13

iO2s CONN. AVE NV Apt. 423-LarRe
room, connecting bath shower: unlim.
phone; single, S35; double $40. Met.
Evening star., 1937-07-13

S.l BELMONT RD. NW.-Attractive
nEls room, GOOD location: $50. Adams
Evening star., 1937-07-13

1854 MONROE NV Apt. S-Cool studio
room or double room: twin beds; reason
able Columbia 61l5-J IA.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
NEWSPAPERS OPINIONS
A WORTH WHILE MOVEMENT

Down at Spartanburg the Chamber of Commerce,
with the cooperation of every civic organization
in the city. is engaged in a Loyalty to Spartan
burg movement The schools, through an essay
contest business houses through window displays
and otherwise and other business and civic groups
are not only Interested but actively participant
ing in the movement.
An article elsewhere in the magazine describes
this movement the general plan of which is to
sell every person in the city and county of Spar
tangurg 100 per cent on the resources and advan-
tages of the city and county in manufacturing,
agriculture business, etc, as stated by Chairman
J. L. Campbell.
This is a new attack upon the South's most i'm
portant economic and social problem. The Caro-
linaS. for instance, are sending into other states
more than $2O0.000.000 per year for agricultural
and manufactured products which could be profit
ably produced at home. Producing these things at
home would vastly increase the buying power Of
the farm population and would give profitable en-
ployment to thousands of additional workers in in
dustral establishments
Unpleasant as it may be to contemplate, the fact
remains that the balance of trade is against the
South and that, in the aggregate, with all of our
progress we are still in n relatively bad position
as compared with many other sections of the coun-
try The remedy for this is through the production
at home of more of the things that we use, both
agricultural and manufactured products-the pur-
chase and consumption by our consumers of the
products of our own farms and factories-the es-
tabshment Of more food processing plants and
other processing and manufacturing establishments
1t is horrible for a thinking man to contemplate
what Piedmont CarolinaS would have gone through
during these past six or seven years but for the
industrial payros we already have and the COM
merce which hes been established on those payrolls
and it is worthwhile for all of u.s. as individuals
to consider what the establishment of additional
industries can mean to us and to lend our encour-
agement to every movement that has this end as its
purpose-Duke Power Magazine.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13

wage-hour bill. The House LABOR
committee made further changes
and approved this measure. Then
a combination of Republicans and
Southern Democrats on the rules
committee Stitled it. House leaders
promised 10 move to get the bill
onto the floor at the next session
as promptly as possible.
That's the way il stands now,
except that in intervening months
strong, well-fnanced propa-
ganda campaign has been
organized against the bill. The
administration takes the attitude
that most of the current criticism
is designed not to improve the
bill, but to kill it.
The House bill provides for a
labor standards board which
would be empowered to establish
maximum hours not lower than 40
a week and minimum wages not
higher than 40 cents an hour.
These standards would be set only
for industries in interstate COM
merce with numerous excep-
tions), industry by industry, and
theoretically would be delayed in
application where threat of HARM
full effects existed.
II the administration continues
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
THE CLASS HATE CAMPAIGN

In one of the Eastern periodicals was printed the
other day an article about Southern cotton mills
leaving the impression the reader that textile
workers draw no cash in their weekly pay en-
velopes, that they spend their earnings in the mill
stores and are in practice allowed to spend them
in no other stores. The design of the article is to
persuade readers that men who operate South
ern mills are brutal yes and that the operatives
are vileins serfS abject slaves The method of the
writer is to select instances of mprovdent persons
and have the unsuspectng reader to believe that
they are representatives of the mill population.
Every newspaper man knows that clever and un-
scrupuous reporter write lie of five thou
sand words containing scarcely specific statement
that can be wholly disproved. If the article IN
question were one half true no decent man IN
South Carolina would own shares in cotton mill,
and despite the opinion of the magazine, which
printed the article as part of general plan to
spread class hate in the United States there are
in South Carolina decent people who own cotton
mill shares Its attempt to convince Americans
that the executives of southern cotton mills and
their assistants are breed of inhuman and cruel
scounGrels is a shrewdy contrived if minor play
in the scheme to ince the "class war" in the Uni
ted States The article did not deserve inclusion
in a reputable publication and probably did not
have it-Charleston News and Courier.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
SAYS THE OVERHEAD is TOO GREAT

Mrs Florence Zegfeld (Billie Burke) has can
celed the Charlotte booking of "Zegfeld Foles
because 1.-The tremendous daily overhead has made
it absolutely necessary to discontinue playing fur
Their engagements since the response of tn public
has not been up to expectations"
There's the story in a single sentence. The cost
of moving the company and production through
the one-night stands is declared to be prohibtive
in consideration of the box-offce prospects The
company is said to number more than hundred
persons Six railroad coaches are reported neces-
sary to transport performers and impediments.
Costs have mounted greatly since the golden
seasons of the travelling companies 1t is this in
creased expense that interferes with efforts to re-
suscitate "the road" Companies must be assured
of generous business before their managers are
willing to take them out.
If Mrs Zegfeld believed she had a chance of
doing better than'break she would not cancel
her tour. Time was when companies numbering
$50 persons could tour the one-nght stands with
profit but the costs much lower than now
-they are-Charleston News and Courier.