eneral Johnson Walked Out on F. D. at Conference, Is Revealed
i ROTHSCHILD’S TRIUMPH “THEIR BIG MOMENT” BREAK HEALED LABOR BOARD REPORT SHOWS r lashes ■ AS NEW PLAN WILL ACT TO MORE PEOPLE
WORKED AVOIDSTRIKE AT WORK The Associated Press) OVER NOW (By Where There’s Smoke WASHINGTON. Aug. 27—<*»>— WASHINGTON. Aug. J7.— WASHINGTON, Au«. 27. .*»)- DENVER, Colo.—Persons pass- The national labor relations board The deep seated character of NRA’s Pres. Roosevelt ha* received a report ing St. Dominic’s school saw what apparently is ready Monday to latest were clouds of smoke troubles became apparent intervene swiftly to avert a convul- saying employment has increased 1* they thought from the and Monday when it was learned that sion in the gigantic textile industry. 120,000 since he took office. pouring steeple turned in fire alarms. iera! Hugh S. Johnson angrily The board watched closely as The document, submitted by Don- ^ strike leaders in north and south, Fire apparatus came. Firemen walked out on last Monday's White ald r. as head of the exec- to douse acting on secret instructions from Richberg dashed up ladders, ready House conference, resigned in writ- the United Textile Workers here, utive council, also cites figures to the flames. But they found no fire. was ing and reconsidered only on the perfected plans lor a national show a substantial business advance The supposed smoke walkout which they say eventually dust, stirred up by the Janitor's firm insistence of President Roose- and declares that in this improve- involve 800.000 workers. broom. velt. may Authoritative information is that ment NRA was a “dominant in- He yelled an explanation Just The dispute arose over an NRA the secret order sets the date of j nuance.” in time to keep from getting soak- ed. reorganization plan submitted to the the walkout as Sept. 4, the day after “Reliable figure*,' said the re- president by Donald Richberg. the Labor Day. Other sources, however, port made public Sunday night, “in- hold that the strike will be called Sweet and Low NRA counsel, and Frances Perkins, dicate that 40.180.000 person* were on or before the BOISE, Idaho—Ada the secretary of labor. Among other next Saturday, employed in the United State* in county po- original "deadline." lice have reoorded what they be- things, the plan was interpreted by George Arliss and Boris Karloff in a tense scene from “The House "Their Moment." new hit. Slim Summerville and June, 1934. an Increase of 4.130 000 Big laugh starring is one of the world’s ’sweet- Johnson his own Francis J. Gorman, chairman of lieve as contemplating of Rothschild," showing for the ia&t times Monday st "your" Cap- ‘Zaau Pitts, is showing Tuesday only at "your" Brownsville. over the low figures of March. 1933, the national strike committee, ex- Capitol. est" accidents. retirement to private life. itol, Brownsville. and an increase of 2.320.000 over acts to make the date public short- Dick Stevenson, mountain home The 0eneral walked out when June. 1933. The latter Increase Is ly. The position of the union leaders apiarist, was driving to Boise when Mr. Roosevelt, seeking to sooth the due mainly to of hotf-s said he liked that old that as outlined Monday is that, al- shortening a tire on his truck blew out and ruffled spirits of his conferees, sug- saying under NRA codes." though they are to discuss his cargo—five tons of honey— gested that a decision be postponed Iriends always must be friends. willing Prison The said the the matter with the national labor Germany ‘Hygienic’ report purchasing was dumped onto the as while Johnson took a rest and a highway So matters stood when the pres- SCOUT CAMP power of the average worker in relations board, they are not willing the truck overturned. trip to Europe. manufacture • • • ident left for Illinois, to to the strike remained practically The so lar as John- Tuesday postpone pending reconciliation, Woman Scribe unchanged but that there was an attend :.c funeral of Rain- negotiations. Says Expelled Recipe For Prosperity son is concerned, was consummated Speaker Only a definite settlement of average reduction of six hours In LOUISVILLE. Ky.—To increase just before Mr. Roosevelt's depart- ey. It was because of this undeter- ENDS Industrial work week. It declar- WORK the business, raise la their demands, they say, will bring prices, the recipe ure Saturday for Hyde Park. Under PARIS. Aug. 27—Germany, In apparently was based on an inter- mined situation t*-at he changed an peace. These include an end to the ed many small businesses had been of one beer hall proprietor. its terms. Johnson on as ad- the opinion of Dorothy Thompson, view she had with Adolf Hitler in stays stretch-out" saved from failure, industries Beer at cents a already-announced plan and return- 0 system of requiring larger 10 32 (Mince ministrator and probably will be- American newspaperwoman who 1931. belore he became chancellor. ed from Illinois to Washington in- workers to tend more machines, .stabilised and corporation profits in- glass didn’t go so well. So he got come. later on. chairman of a board iSpecial to The Herald* was asked to leave It. "is becoming "Hitler is no longer a man. he is stead of going straight to Hyde wage improvements and a halt to creased. some 64 ounce glasses and raised controlling NRA. RIO HONDO. Aug. 27.—The Val- the most comfortable and most a religion,” she asserted. Park. “discrimination" union men. The report was in the nature of a the price to 23 cents. Now business | against hygienic prison in the world." Perhaps my expulsion is a direct saw ley Boy Scout summer encampment The the unions view economic re- is Johnson Is Boss He Johnson again and the industry, denying Miss Thompson arrived in Paris application of the system of Propa- birdseye of the booming. came to a close Friday morning and accusation, the cotton textile It dealt break was healed. He did insist, says Sunday, the day after secret police ganda Minister Goebbels." she con- covery. largely with un- was declared John L. Leslie, has increased and BANK ROBBED The implications respecting Mr. however, that the general take two by code employment in Berlin asked her to leave the tinued. "He thinks the best way to employment which It called the Scout executive, a success- Richberg and Miss Perkins are less weeks rest and Johnson consented Valley boosted payrolls. country immediately. conciliate foreign opinion is to “primary problem of recovery." HUNTINGDON, Pa Aug. 27.— ful from stand- The union leaders the strike <*»>—Two robbers held dear Richberg s friends say he will and departed for the beach. At encampment every say The request, she said is evident- suppress all information about Rlchberg pointed to “most signi- up the Pint order will affect 500.000 workers In ficant" National bank at Three renuun the NRA counsel, although the end of the two weeks he will point. ly a part of a campaign of terrorism Germany which does not emanate figures shoving that busi- Springs 16 of the first cotton factories and that 300.000 Monday. Intimidated the be no further doubt that see the president at Hyde Park and Last Tuesday night against foreign correspondents" but from him.’ ness failures from February to May. cashier theit^niii Wilbur be called from their and other Johnson, is boss. Miss Perkins is they will settle details of the new class scouts accompanied persons may Miss Thompson, the wife of the 1934. were more than 40 per rent employes with revolvers assis- later in silk, rayon and woolen and with in expected to confine her activities NRA set-up. And in it the fiery sol- Washington, of Brownsville, Jobs novelist Sinclair Lewis, plans to go lower than in 1929. He said the In- escaped 13.000 cash. industries. more closely to the labor depart- dier will have first rank. tant camp director, on an all night to the Saar territory within a few dex of corporation profits rose from The labor board—called the ment. This does not mean a break be- trip. The trip was made to Paso “sup- days. Her case attracted wide inter- “the deficit figure of 6 9 in the first reme court' of labor and headed by The inside story oi the incident as tween Richberg and the president, Real eight miles down the Arroyo AL AND FRANK est here and many newspapermen quarter of 1933 to the profit figure Lloyd Garrison—is expected to do related to the Associated Press au- or between Miss Perkins and the Colorado in boats. The trip took interviewed her when she arrived. of 33.2 in the second quarter of if feel low- to you thoritavely. is this: president. In her own field. :tr. three hours up and three hours everything possible bring peace Sh had memorized verbatim the 1934" don't be in a situation which carries a discouraged—remember* Relations between Johnson and Roosevelt highly regards the sec- back. letter asking her to leave. loas of strength... sleeplessnesa... of labor. threat to the Roosevelt recovery R1 c h b e rg. although outwardly retary He greatly admires On the same night another groop AT IT AGAIN nervousness... lack of program. The board, however, can paleness... friendly, have been undergoing a Richber^ and will have other work from the camp under Edwm Wink- The German propaganda ministry not compel arbitration. appetite... and general run-down change over a period of months. for him should he retire from NRA. ler, Scoutmaster, of Harlingen, hik- said Miss Thompson was not "ex- Certificates On condition quite often may be traced Johnson had heard w that He even is said to have him in mind blufis. Here the pelled” but "she was only advised hispers ed to the party WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.—•*>— directly to low blood strength—that were it was for elevation, some to the su- and tests m elii- to leave.” people saying really day. camped overnight The capital, ever alert for political Is, the red and vital who ruled NRA. On his preme court. meals wondered whether corpuacles oxy- Richberg ciency in preparing camp Swartwout New portents, Monday Cotton Not Here gen-carrying henio-glo-bin of the side, Richberg felt slighted when For Johnson, it means he will be were made. the democracy's one-time Damon Funeral blood are below normal. Johnson, last June, submitted a re- staying on when he had been plan- Wednesday night camp fire was and Pythias— Prank" and AT— Held For S.S.S. is the organization plan to the White ning for months to get out. Because held, all Scouts attending in dis- are having just another tiff or have •Special to The Herald) great, scientifically- Committee Head Pioneer Resident tested medicine for +*»!■ Bouse without giving him a copy. he has completed the particular guise. parted for good. SAN BENITO. Aug. 27 —Cameron restoring • to The Herald* blood content. Its Acting under the president's au- phase of NRA which led him to take Scouting plays an important part Tuesday’s meeting in New York Special county farmers will not get their benefits are pro- MISSION. 27.— Funeral ... thorization to draft a program for the job, he has been asking for re- in the lives of boys in the Rio (Special to The Herald) of the American Liberty League's Aug. cotton tax exemption certificates gressive accumulative... and en- services were scheduled Monday af- before end of the or all means general co-ordination oi all recovery lease. '.tie president, apparently was i Grande Valley said the Scout exec- WESLACO. Aug. 27.— Organiza- executive committee is awaited for the week next during. By try it for bet- ternoon for Mrs. W. J. Wicks, 74. week, it was indicated ter health •ctlvltles. Richberg prepared plans ready to agree. But neither liked utive. Eleven hundred boys are en- tion of the Texas Citrus Control whatever it may contribute to the here Monday. and more happiness. answer. resident of Mission for the past 20 is Unless of his own for NRA. Miss Perkins the manner of his going, as it shap- rolled in this organization in the Committee for the 1934-35 season County Agent Henry Alsmeyer your case is exceptional, you ed was a Because of the colorful years and one of Hidalgo County’s still in Station on should became interested because of the up during the past week. So he Valley and form 54 units or troops completed at meeting of the person- College working soon enjoy again the satis- committee alities involved, the pioneer women, who died at the this matter, and will there labor angles. Together tftey saw the stays. in the various Valley cities and here Saturday afternoon. question pre- remain faction of food... sound dominated the family home north of here Sunday until he secures the appetising last Monday. und R. V. O. Swartwout of Rio Hondo, amonj many that certificates, .,. and renewed president communities. Three hundred afternoon. sleep strength. who was re-elected as have arisen since President Roose- probably toward the end of the men in the as adult recentely Du not be blin
Amarillo 84 .. discovered—in the of a HURRY— Last Day . 66 .00 Carlos Lopez. M. B. bird itudv. bedroom .. man. of who Atlanta . 74 86 .00 I camping and eagle rank. hard hearing, uses . the horn for an alarm clock. “HOUSE OF Austin 72 96 .. .12 Troop 10: Billy Stoddard. sec%\t BROWNSVILLE ... 73 90 .. .00 life guard and two palm, total 69 ROTHSCHILD” Br’ville Airport .... 71 91 .. A0 I merit badges. Chicago . 60.78 .. AO Troop 29: Bob Slyvester, M B. With Cleveland . 58 74 .. .00 rowing; Edward Linde. M. B.. camp- GEORGE Corpus Christi .... 76 90 .. .00 ing: Craig McNair. M B. camping;
Dallas 94 .. ARLISS . 76 .18 Phil McNair. M. B.. camping; Geo. | INSECT 1 Del Rio . 76 96 .. .00 E. Dodd. M. B. rowing. Denver . 60 84 .. .00 Gold honor bars were awarded as I BITES J Boris Karloff Dodge City . 70 88 .. .00 follows: First year: Walter Nixon, Robert Young El Paso . 70 90 12 .00 troop 32; J. R Lewis, troop 8; Btb Loretta Young Fort Smith . 72 86 .. .00 Cheek, troop 9; Bill Adams, troop Houston . 76 90 20 .00 '9; J. E. Yates, troop 9; John Brown, en- >3entl»olaIun» A dramatic Jacksonville. 76 92 .. .00 Dan Clark, Cooling troop 26; troop 29; Ijj |i\\\ .. I soolhe* tertainment Kansas City 70 88 .00 Janies Swilt. troop 75; J. D. Barnes, i quickly away will I Los * hit that Angeles. 60 78 .. <1 troon 76; Marcel Summers troop I the pain and itching. indelibly Ijj ^ be Louisville . 58 80 .. Au 33: Richard Kempner. troop 22; J.
in ■ framed you Memphis . 70 82 .. .02 E. Given, troop 33; Dan Leftwich.
forever., Miami 78 88 .. 04 mind . I troopr 33. Minneapolis. 56 74 .. .00 Second year: Craig McNair, New four Stars Orleans. 76 86 .. 1.50 troop 29. Carlos Lopez, troop 33; North Platte 60 86 .00 Liberty . .. | Phil McNair troop 29; Wm. Jcn-
Oklahoma .... City 68 82 .. .00 ! kins, troop 41: Roy Robbins. %troop Palestine . 72 94 .. 1.16 72. Pensacola 76 86 10 00 Fourth year: Bob Sylvester ♦roop Phoenix 80 loo .. no 29; BUI Stoddard, troop 10. St. Louis 64 82 10 .09
Salt Lake City .... 66 92 .. .00 San Antonio. 74 98 .. 01 Norge Department Watch
Santa Fe .. . 54 64 .00 In New Location Sheridan . 44 84 .. .00 Tom Stevenson is moving his TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY' Shreveport . 74 90 .. .02 Norge refrigerator department to for the Tampa . 74 90 10 .00 I SUMMERVILLE the building next to the SLIM Vicklburg . 74 84 .. 44 Queen theater. Exhibits and sales room for PITTS in Washington . 58 76 .. .00 ZASU Norge refrigerators will be main- Williston . 46 82 .. .00 tained at the new address. The “THEIR BIG MOMENT” Wilmington . 72 88 .. C4 place will be known as “Tom Steven- Winnemucca . 62 98 .. .00 BIG son Co.” YOUR JOB PRINTING!
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