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The Washington times., 1938-07-19
DR.. FIS H B Ell N
HITS 'INSURGENT'
DOCTORS GROUP
Must Not Sacrifice
Standards, Quality"

"We must cooperate with the
government to give the best
medical care to the people. But
in such cooperation we must not
sacrifice our fundamental prin-
ciples, the quality and standards
of the medical profession.
That warning was voiced today
by DR.. Morris Fishbein, editor of
the Journal of the American
Medical Association. who Is at
tending the National Health Con-
ference.
personal BICKERING
Asked about group health and
kindred subjects, DR.. FiShbein
said that personal pickering is
unfortunate and to be regretted" f"
and that he expected to address
the convention on the subject Of
group health later.
Told that the Committee of
430" composed of doctors who are
opposed to the ANA policies, has
announced it's intention of form
ing a new organization of doctors,
DR.. FiShbein said:
1T is difficult to understand
how such a small group can ex-
pect to achieve fundamental
changes in the economic scheme
of things.
ALL MEMBERS
Gall of the members Of this
committee are members Of the
ANA and so far none has seen
fit to resign.
"The ANA IS a democratic
body. Its House of Delegates
is elected just as is Congress,
on a representative basis, and
represents the entire member
ship.
Never in its history has the
ANA interfered with a minority
group. The house of delegates
has freely offered to any group
the chance to express it's point
of view, the facts on which it
bases its views and what it
desires.
10000 DOCTORS
There are 10000 doctors
who are members of the ANA,
and I do not believe their ideas
will be Swayed by the little
group of 430."
The Committee Of 43O," which
now has a membership of $40
doctors, has announced it will
meet shortly to draft a program
for a new medical association that
will grant adequate medical care
to all.
The Washington times., 1938-07-19
CITIZENS FIGHT
TRANSIT ORDER
BY A. ]. DRISCOLL
Citizens Associations Editor

An appeal to the courts was
decided upon last night by repre-,
sentatives of residents of the
northeast to upset a ruling by the
Public Utilities Commission, per.
mitting the Capital Transit Com.
pany, to abandon the Eighth and
F. Street Northeast trolley line east
of Union Station. Service was dis,
continued Saturday.
Formal action was taken at a
meeting held at the residence of
John F. Broadfoot. 632 F. st. N. E.
Louis I. Obergh. attorney for the
group which included officials
from business and civic organiza
tions, was directed to prepare the
necessary court papers,
The Washington times., 1938-07-19
100 Guns Roar Salute as Royal Pair
Rides Through damned Streets

. mobiles, equipped with bullet-proof
glass rising above their heads.
President LeBrun and the King
rode in the first car behind the
military escort, with Madame Le-
Brun and the Queen in the second
car, surrounded by mounted Re
publican guards in plumed bronze
helmets. Nine cars, filled with
officials, followed, also surrounded
by republican guards.
A tremendous ovation was
accorded their majeSties when
they diSembarked from the
admiralty yacht EnchantresS at
Boulogne, and all along the route
to the capital they were wildly
cheered by townspeople.
The Washington times., 1938-07-19
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royal family were displayed in
home and shop windows.
President Albert LeBrun and q
large delegation of government Of
ficials greeted the King and Queen
at the Bois de Boulogne station,
used only on infrequent occasions.
Ten thousand pigeons were re.
leased and a 100-gun salute
doomed as the royal train reached
Paris. while newspaper headlines
were asserting that the entente
cordiale would become a military
alliance"
The King and Queen were smil'
ing as they entered open auto
The Washington times., 1938-07-19
Annual Block PartV
Opened by Church

Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E.
Zion Church, D Street between
Second and Third Streets South
west, opened its annual block
party last night, which will con-
tinue until August 8. Each night
there will be special features, in
Guiding open air gospel concerts,
voting contests and displays. The
Rev, David G.. Lynch is pastor.
The Washington times., 1938-07-19
GROUP HEALTH
AID PROMISED
BY ANA C HIEF
.Dr. AbeII Tells ParIey
"FiIes Are Open"
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country that meet with the regis
tration requirements of the Amer.
ican Medical Association, the re-
port showed.
These hospitals have about
41O, 900 beds. which is far below
the number needed to afford ade-
quate care to the population.
RURAL SECTIONS
The committee recommends
that at least 500 hospitals, each
with a 30 to so bed capacity, be
erected in the rural sections of the
country to meet the present situa-
ton.
It was also recommended that
present institutions be enlarged
to meet the need for an additional
10000 beds in existing hospitals.
In order to do this, the commit
tee recommends that the Federal
government make grants for con-
structien and enlargement of hos
pitfalls, and also make special
grants for a three-year period to
aid in defraying the operating
costs Of new institutions.
WAR ON DISEASE
The conference was also told
plans for a national war on dis
ease on a huge scale.
The plans, as explained by DR..
Clifford e. Waller, assistant
Surgeon General of the Public
Health Service, call for 1O-year
program, with a sliding scale Of
expenditures until an annual
maximum of 5000, 0,000,0 900 is
reached.
The war would be waged on
eight fronts, DR.. Waller explained:
!. Strengthening of public health
departments in States and local
communities, $23,000.000.
2. tuberculosis control, $43,.
900, 900.
8. Venereal disease control, $47,.
OOU,UUO.
4. Reduction of pneumonia NOR
tality, $22,000,000.
S. Reduction of cancer mortal
ity, $25. Zoo, 900.
6. Malaria control, $4,000, 900.
Z. Mental hygiene, $10,000.00
8. Industrial hygiene, $20,000,-
900.
The Washington times., 1938-07-19
Guatemala Fixes !
Land Restrictions

GUATEMALA, July 19.-Presi-
dent Jorge Ubico has decreed a
law restricting ownership to Qua
temalanS of all lands within 10
miles of the national frontiers.
Similar restrictions apply to lands
on the sea coasts and banks Of
certain rivers and lakes.
The government is authorized
to confiscate without compenSa-
tion lands held contrary to law.
The Washington times., 1938-07-19

ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times., 1938-07-19
Murphy Reunion

HARTFORD, Conn, July 10
GIN. S. ).-Hartford has more
than 400 Murphys. all of whom
attend the great Murphy reunion
of Judge Charles S. Murphy in
Paxton, Mass. Judge Murphy'S
invitation is a general and in
formal one. Any member of the
family who has the Murphy
grin" is eligible to attend.
The Washington times., 1938-07-19
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14

"freezoltak" XII a segelymun-
kakb6l es a welfare-kenyerbd.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
INDIANA-BAN MEM
MERTEK

a jelenlegi eleg reakcios de-
mokrata szenator ellen kam-
panyt vezetni, ott tehat beket
csinaltak.
Hasonlo a helyzet New
Yorkban, ahol termeszetesen a
kormany Wagnert tamogatja,
S ahol Lehman kormanyzot
mem meri tamadni.
Lehmant csak abban az eset-
ben sikeriil kibuktatni a kor.
manynak, ha a CIO szervezete
ellenjeloltet allitanak fel vele
ezemben, de az bukasa lenne
a partnak is, inert ez esetben
valoszinuleg republikanus sze-
natort kiildenenek New York
bol. valoszinu, hogy ere mem
keriil a sor es az eln6k Is a
kormanyzo kozt fenyesked6 csa
tabardot az el6valasztasok elott
elassak.
Sokkal erdekesebb es pikan-
sabb lesz az, eln0k utja vissza-
fele, inert nyugat fele bizo-
nyos szenatorok MELLETT
kampanyolt, visszafele vezeto
utjaban azonban nehany SEE
nator ELLEN fog valosziniileg
beszelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14

a perg0 tuzet hozza hasonl6an
mem ALTA akik isner6sek az
ohioi helyzettel, azok a kor-
manyzo gy6zelmet j6soljak.
Ohioban az idegen szarma-
Asu polgarok donto tenyez6k
s k0ztiik a magyarok is Macy
szavazat-blokkal rendelkeznek
es eek a szavazatok valoszinu-
leg Davey mellett mennek az
urnakhoz.
Nemcsak azert, inert Ohio
kormanyzoja volt italian az ell
SO allami kormanyzo, aki tel
jes "recognition"-t adott az
idegen szarmazasu polgarok-
max az allan administrator
jaban, hanem es kiil0n0sen
azert, inert Daveyn mutt, hogy
az idegeneket Ohioban mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
ELT|LTJAK A FELvONULASOKAT

viag legnagyobb varosanak Londonnak rend6rfonoke
e elenteseben ait kerte varos tanacso es pogaeser
hogy utca fevonulasokat tsak el azoEa semmi
szseg es kozerdeknek csak keemetlensegeket okozak
Az angol kozveemeny erosen megoszo avaslat felett
szolas es gyulekezes szabadsaghoz angolokna job
ban egyeen nemzet ragaszkodk es ezz szabadsagga
sehose enek oyan mertekben mint ango f6varos
ban, ahol naponta tartanak nepgyueseket
The News-Chronicle cimu nagy ango naplap nezete
hogy ucai fevonulasok easa olyan metatankodas
keltene Londonban amey eporne hvataukbo azokat ak
tilalemmal probakoznanak. ~j>~.~l...,.- -.
Ezzel szemben The Evening News london napilap
utal hogy 1ss7ben rend6n kiutatas szernt
las gyes volt Londonban es eek nagyon k rendor szo
galaat vettek genybe hogy rendes heyukro elvont
rendorok avoee kozbzonsag szogalanak nagy karokat
okozott. -:
News szoa szabadsagat koratlan mertekben kvanja
tovabbra fentaran de ugy ata hogy gyakor ucai fell
vonulasok forgamat akadayozzak kesedee okoznak do
vektesegge jarnak es enek obbe belle mai elet med
rebe AZ ango akotmany biztosta ugyan gylekezes jo
got ad jussot sennek hogy evonuasokat
dezzen utteste ee d6re elvegy
AZ aerikai varosok bzonyara nagy fgyelemmel fogak
Hsern lodon rend6rfonok avasanak sorsat inert hszen
felvonulasok lit is meglehet6sen gyakoriak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
ELAPADT A Sz0ARADAT

Julius negyedk napjan szinte belefulad EgyeSut Al
nepe nnep beszedek szoaradataba, hszen
szamvetes szerint egaabb szazezer szonok
emelte fe hangjat es mondta ell magaet
Szazezer szonoka aradata rtozatos vaam es meg rto
zatosabba tesz hogy szedito onegbo nemzet tu
dott haaszn egyetlen oyan beszee sem amelye evezn
tudna vagy ameyiknek hasznat latina.
Egyesut Alamok choke gettysburg emlekoszlop ee
helyezett eevnyt vaszotta XII hogy nnep beszede
tartsa vaaszas nagyon szerencsen volt inert akarm
lyen megnyer6 szonok Roosevelt tudott feleme
kedni magasatra amt Geysburgnak nagy eode Alb
raham Lincoln adott hahaatlan gondoatok heyett csa
mai heyzete erinto poltka beszede tudo nyutan es
fele meg orszg varakozasanak amey Gettyburgo
csak lnconi sznvonaon tudja elkepzelni
Bzonyos megkonnyebbules volt erezhe6 egesz orszag
ban amkor vegre elnult julius negyedk napja krmyen
szeletben arta nemzet EFT nagy nnepe osztonos bor
zada oga ha vele kapcsoatos szoaradatra gondo Ma
ugyan meg tudja, de vaahogy mas m6don akarja ni
szabadsag innepe Beszedek nelkl akar elmerni
ekezesben, beszedek neku akarja leran szeetet
szagalapito 6sok el6tt.
Mines vagnak olyan szonoka a tokeetesebbe tehetne
fggetensegi nyiatkozat beveze6 gondolaat amey ICY
sz6l:
We hold these truth to be sefevdent, that all men
created equal that they endowed by their Creator with
certain Right that among these Life, Liberty
and the pursuit of Happiness
A nernzet ugy erz hogy kel ehhez semmi magyara-
Eat es exert a meg anyira att hogy julius negyedken tires
sDoaradatba fojtsak gondoatot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
BENJAMIN N. CARDOZO

halala mem erte kesziiletle-
MIL a nemzetet, de mindenki
ugy erzi, hogy a nagytudasu
es kivalo bir6t nagyon sokaig
mem fogja senki potolni.
Cardozo a legfelso birosag-
ban eros oszlopa volt az vi
dealnek es nagyreszt az 8 be-
folyaSanak lehet koszonni,
hogy a Supreme Court liberia
lis iranyba terel6d0tt az utol-
SO ket evben.
A portugal zsido szarmazasu
birot Hoover nevezte XII a leg
felso birosag tagjava, mikor
Parker cardinal biro politikai
kinevezeSet visszalokte a sze-
natus.
Az elhunyt bironak olyan
nagy volt a tekintelye jogasz
korokben, hogy a kinevezeset
szinte egyhangulag koveteltek
az egesz orszagbol es ait azon-
nal egyhangulag jovahagyta a
szenatus.
A kivalo iro es tudos hala-
lat az egesz nemzet oszinten
gyaszolja S termeszetesen XII
vancsian varja az egesz orszag,
hogy - az eln0k kit nevez XII
a helyere.
Az utodanak nehez helyzete
lesz, inert Cardozo helyet be-
tolteni nehez lesz, ahogy Hol-
mes biro helyet, a mask nem-
reg elhunyt nagy liberals BIZ
ro helyet sem toltotte be ege-
Szen senki azota.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
iii ETH SZEMLE

vendegnek, elvitte magaval
mindenhova, ahol beszedet tar
tott a Barkley erdekeben S ahol
Chandlert mindenutt az egig
dicserte. Csak ait jegyezte meg
rola, hogy szenatornak nagyon
fatal lenne.
Ha van igazsag abban a
szallo-igeben, hogy ''kill him
with kindness, ait eln0k ezt
Chandlerrel Kentuckyban a
legnagyobb alapossaggal meg
tette.
Hasonloan hatarozott allast
foglalt Oklahomaban Thomas
senator mellett, akinek szin-
ten sziiksege van az eln0k ta-
mogatasara, hogy szinten ko,
molly ellenfelet leverje.
Amig azonban az elnok
egyes helyeken ilyen hataro-
zottsaggal exponalja magat,
mas helyeken kenytelen az vi
deal engedni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
lNYAKIG VAGYUNK A

politikaban IS a valasztasi
kampany primadonnaja Frank
lin Delano Roosevelt.
Az elnok Cyan vehemen-
ciaval vetette magat a kiizde-
lembe, rnintha az 8 ujra va
lasztasa forogna ketsegben es
annyira exponalta magat, hogy
voltakeppen az 6 hatalma all
vagy bukik a novemberi cred
menyekkel.
Tuzhely-melletti beszedeben
beielentette mar, hogy aktiv
reszt fog venni a kampany-
ban, de meg ez sem keszitett
elo benniinket ARA a heves-
segre, amellyel az agitacios
korutjat megkezdte.
Els6 utja Ohio allamba Wit
te, ahol termeszetesen Bulkley
senator mellett foglalt allast,
aki huseges tamogatoja volt
tuzon-vizen az vi dealnek.
Eppen ilyen tJzon-vizen ke-
resztiil valo nyilatkozatokat
tett a mutt heten az eln0k azok
mellett a szenatorok mellett,
akiknek a megvalasztasat ujra
keri a szavazo polgarsagtol.
S hogy mestere a politika-
max Roosevelt, ait Kentucky
ban demonstralta, ahol parat-
Ian sikerrel szurta hatba a
szenator-jelolt kormanyzot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14

evee annak akt tetten r E dogat ICY vegezvn nyugod
ontudatal men tovabb, hogy 6rzze rendet Is kozbno
sagot.
Earl Carney is tovabb ment Messzre azonban ment
hanem megaott legk0elebbi korcsa e6t Is dez6 fe
eth banataban bevett nehany pohar erges ufeej6nek
Es mikor rendezte fzetnval6kat akor ele ura gepbe
megndtotta motort e nekvagott utcanak ugy mint
boond
Ment nekvadult gep szagudo gulotn m6dara Is feke
veszett vaksagaban haara gazolt ket Artaan ar6ke6
Aire met megelent rend6r Is koeessegszren elfogta
fatal Earl Carneyt es huv0sre tette addg is ag biro
gykossag iat felel6ssegre vonhaa maid re azonban
tagyaas ideje erkek vad lemersek6dk gondatansagbd
okozo eberolese es Earl Carney egyket ev muva ura
szabad ember lesz.
Nagyon ismert n6ta Es mi eppe csak annyit kerde
zunk hir kapcsan:
Vajjon nem lehetnee huvosre tenni gyors hajtas
orltjeit akkor aikor meg gazoak haalra senkit?
Vajjon mem obb lennee ha idez6k he
lye egyenesen rend6seg fogdaba vek Is oft tartanAk
addig amig eszre tArnek?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14

De a vizsgalatnak mem is az
a celia, hogy biinosoket ku-
tassanak es iteletet hozzanak
felettuk, hanem az, hogy mi
mel tobb szennyet dobjanak az
utcara a vizsgalat soran. ami
Dol municio lesz az 6szi kam-
panyban. John L. Lewis
er6szakoskodasa valosziniileg
ait eredmenyezi, hogy Penn
sylvaniaban, ismet a republi-
kanusok veszik at maid az
uralmat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
KULON KELL
FOGLALKOZNI

Ohio allammal, ahol a CIO
minden aron XII akarja Davey
aZormanyzot buktatni, inert az
acelsztrajkok idejen hatart
szabott a picketelesnek.
Davey kormanyzo adminisz-
traciojat sok mindennel va
doljak, de bizonyos, hogy senki
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
A VALASZTASI KAMP ANY

egy reszenek kell tekinte-
mink ait a tenyt is, hogy
Pennsylvania allamban vegre
vizsgalatot inditanak Earle kor
manyzo adminisztracioja ellen,
inert ez a vizsgalat politikai
hanover.
A republikanusok szamara
egi mama volt az a sok NOES
kolodas, amt az el6valasztasi
kampany folyaman az egy-
massal meghasonlott demokra-
TAX vegeztek S ennek az alap-
ian rendel6d0tt Ell a vizsgalat.
Valoszinii, hogy Earle kor-
manyzo kormanyzata normalis
'sjriilmenyek k0zt minden WIS
galatot kibirna bar egeszen
biztosan Pennsylvaniaban is
akadtak visszaelesek, semmi
esetre sem voltak azok sulyo-
sabbak, mint amilyenek akad-
max ninden allan adminisz-
traciojaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
A CYoRS HAJTAS 0RULTJEI

vArosAban kerekparon jaro forgam rend6r
atott ny utica soran egy szaguldo automobile e gyos
hajtas dez6t adott gep hajanak Earl Carney %
ewes eer hajto olyan vesze hogy rendor szerint
raszoga bnetesre amt Asnap bzonyara fejere is DIVA
soft volna bir6.
detroh forgalmi rend6r megtette k0telesseget ugy,
ant AIT kozbztonsagi szabalyok e6ak Atadta de06
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
SENATOR BARKLEY-NAK

komoly clientele van Chand-
Ter kormanyzoban Is az elnok
a nepszerii kormanyzot nyil-
vanosan meg mem banthatta.
Meghivta hat a vonatjara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-14
A GAZDASAGI HELYZET

nap-nap utan javul, bar ter
meSzetesen fellendiilesnel meg
mem tartunk.
Normalis k0rulmenyek k0zt
juliusban es augusztusban az
ipari aktivitasok cs0kkennek,
ebben a honapban pedig idaig
az uzemek enelked6 tenden-
ciat mutatnak.
Az ertekt6zsden az ertekek
emelkedese tovabb tart es ma
mar sokan ait hiszik, hogy ez
karosan gyors tempoban tor
tenik.
(Folvtatas AZ s-ik :ldalc
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-23

preparations for balancing the
budget.
Despite the rearmament bur-
den and political upheavals in
other parts of Europe, the guilder
remained practically untouched
throughout 1898. Its stability was
partly accounted for by the high
level maintained by Netherlands
trade. Imports in January totaled
about 119, 100000 guilders (S58,-
5OO,0OO) and exports S2,OOO,OOO
guilders ($41,000,00O). In Octo-
Der imports were valued at l27,-
100000 guilders ($63,5OO,OO
and exports 97.000,O0O guilders
C$4S.500,000).
MODERATE TARIFFS APPLIED
Netherlands trade, however,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-23

suffered to a certain extent from
heavy protectionist measures ia
ken by other countries. Conse-
quently, although the Netherlands
theoretically continue to be a
free trade country. the govern
ment was forced to apply moder-
ate tariffs. These acted as quite
a considerable stimulus to num-
Der of Netherlands industries,
particularly those competing with
German industries.
The chief export outlets for
Netherlands produce continued to
be Great Britain, Germany and
Belgium, although trade with the
United States was assisted by the
Netherlands United States COM
mercial agreement.
The position of agriculture
caused the government anxiety in
1888. Netherlands farmers, who
are still regarded as the coun-
try's backbone, were protected,
however. by ingenious measures
under which the general public in
this country pays considerably
higher prices for dairy produce
than in other countries.
In view of the vital Importance
to the Netherlands of trade with
Germany, considerable Importance
was attached to an agreement I'M
der which trading relations with
the Reich were stabilized. A new
clearing agreement also was ne
gotiated insuring good trade re-
lations with Germany.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-23
Arizona will Be
Scene For Social
Security Survey
Bv WILLIAM TYREE
I.;,.J Press Staff Correspondent

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. %
neutrality-suspicious. compeiist"-
lion officials of six western states
will make a detailed study OF
working conditions and unemploy-
ment of the Rocky mountain area
and the state of Arizona VIII
serve as the guinea pig"
The Arizona commission, mead
nd bv Frank H. Stapleton, has
started the study ;of industrial
trends in the area, which com
nrises Wyoming, Colorado, Idaho,
fItab Montana and Arizona. The
results will be measured IN sta-
tistics compiled by the Arizona
group. -. -, !, ol
as a measure on labor character
istics, according to Stapteton.
MEETING HELD IN DENVER
A regional meeting held at
Denver authorized the study, and
Stapleton said his first move was
to examine budget problems, plac-
ing the Arizona budget before the
federal social security board for
study of administrative costs IN
sparsely settled states.
Items to be considered in con-
nection with the budget study,
Stapleton said, are coyerage of
employees, state area, density OF
population, distances between
populatio ncenters and amount OF
employment stability.
OVERHEAD TO BE CUT
1.-The conference studied A.'izo-
mas next budget, which will re-
duee administrative costs of the
commission to III per cent OF
contributions collected from en-
ployers, Stapleton said.
Uniform methods of statisti-
cal reporting, to make figures
gathered by the various states
more valuable in determining ma
tional trends, were developed dur
ing the meeting.
"Arizona's program of in-ser-
vice training of employees to in
crease efficiency also is to re-
ceive wide study by the six states,
with the aim of wider adoption"
Results of the guinea pig"
study will be an important step
in the work of the unemployment
commissions, Stapleton said.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-23
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-12-23

Fangs of the rattlesnake lie
backward until the mouth is
opened.