Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1929, Page 43

THE EVENING WANT PENSION BODY COMBINATION HEAD Irate Wife Kicks As Husband N: Doors From Inside . RO LEADERS STAR, " URBESDAY WEEK See Plan as Solution to Un- employment and Other Ego- . nomic Disturbances. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio, December 5.— Representative employers and labor Jeaders in Cleveland, who have been seeking a solution of unemployment and other economic disturbances in the United States, were agreed yesterday, after extended conference, that the solu- tion of these problems eventually will be obtained by a Nation-wide shortening of ‘working hours In both business and in- dustry. The five-day Week, and even the five-hour m, are not far distant in . these employers and labor as the result of the high in all kinds of possible by modern Advocates Five-Day Week. Edgar E. one of the hr‘ut employers of labor in Cleveland, took & stand in favor of a five-day week. He would “start the ball rolling “by asking President Hoover to Sut all Government employes on a fl y basis and have Congress declare Saturday a legal holi- day, he said. Alex. F. Whitney, president of the Brotherhood of Raiiroad Trainmen, was one of the labor leaders of similar opin- don. The railroad industry should be on a five-hour day or have a shorter week,” he sald. “During the past five i&rl more than 250,000 railroad men ave been thrown out of work by labor saving devices.” “Labor saving machines throw the workman out of & job, whereas he should be the first to benefit by them,” declared James J. Hoban, president of $he Cleveland Typographical Union. See Hoover Plan Temporary. Nelson Rupp, assistant to the presi- dent of the White Motor Co. said he ther that this company has no Hmit barring older men from mploy::nt. All of these employers and labor lead- ers and many others at the conference agreed that the plan of hurrying public construction projects advocated at Pres- ident Hoover's recent prosperfty confer- ence would help the economic situation in the near future, but were of the opinion that the plan will aid only temporarily. The eventual solution, they held, will put “all the people to work on & basis of five hours a day and five days & week, instead of allowing many people to be unemployed while others work eight hours a day, six days & week,” and the standard of living under the changed plan can be held just as high as at present, they said. SON OF EX-PREMIER HELD. British Columbian Involved in “Tar and Feathers” Case. PENTICITON, British Columbia, De- cember 5 (#).—Charles Oliver, son of & former premier of British Columbia, ‘Tuesday was committed for trial on a charge of “forcible seizure” of Dr. V. E. Latimer, who was subjected to a tarring and feathering November 25. Oliver will be a ed next Tuesday to elect for trial he asks for a speedy trial the case will go on at once, but if he asks for & 1 it may not. be held until Sp: % Man, 92, Takes Bride of 71. bride and bridegroam. had lived #'the same community for 40 years. By the Amociated Press, CHICAGO, December 5.—Louis Vandiver nailed up all the doors of his house, He was afraid he mlfl; fall asleep and burglars et in, } * Mrs. Vandiver had him £lced on probation. She complained the practice was inconvenient, be- oause the doors were nailed while she was outside. PLANS INAUGURATED FOR GOOD-WILL DRIVE Speakers’ Bureau Appoints Person- nel to Head Groups During This Month. Plans to conduet s “Good-will-in- our-community” month were inaugu- rated at a _meeting of the Community Speakers’ Bureau held at the office of the chairman, Willlam C. Sullivan, Tuesday. Every er assigned to civic groups during the month of De- cember will talk on the general topic of good will. ‘The executive committee of the speakers' bureau yesterday named the following persons to take charge of the different groups involved: Catholic churches and societies and parochial schools, Father Shehan; col- ored Protestant churches, citizens’' as- sociations and socleties, Dr. Kelly Miller; white Protestant churches, Dr. William Knowles Cooper; Hebrew con- gregations, Oscar Leonard; institutions of learning, F. Regis Noel; business or- ganizations and clubs, Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan; luncheon clubs, Rudolph Jose; citizens’ associations, Dr. Gtorge Havenner; parent-teacher gassociations, Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter; officers and veterans organizaf Maj, Charles Demonet; ‘women's organiza- tions, Lieut. Mina Van Winkle; labor organizations, John @. Colpoys; Gav- ernment agencies, F. A. Birgfeld. A meeting of the entire personnel of the bureau will be held Friday at the City Club. —_— Because of the success of 's International 1928 Fair at Buds; e 1930 event. will occupy more ce, the city's exhibition halls in the Dmll park being included in the enlarged grounds. Army-Navy Union Garrison In: dorses Hoover Preposal With Reservati A note of dissension in connection with President Hoover's mfi)‘ul to combine the Pension Bureau, the Sol- diers' Home and the Veterans' Bureau was sounded in & resolution adopted by th Garrison, No. 104, Army and Navy Union. Because John Hartnett, national commander of the Army and Navy Union, was quoted as having indorsed the proposal of the President, & copy of the resolution was ordered forwarded to him in Atlantic Oity, N. J. The_ resolution stated that the rison heartily indorses the p! combine the three agencies of the Gov- ernment “for administering the laws governing Federal relief of needy vet- erans.” In doing so, the garrison de- clared that “we do not concur in any suggestion that would place the Pen- sion Bureau under the jurisdiction of the Veterans' Bureau, feeling convinced tmtthewglmgth'orh‘ oo md'.he‘ economic interests of vernen clearly demand that the Commissioner of hmiou dmulld be given jurisdiction over all claims for pension, compensa- tion and annuities under existing laws.” ar- .50 CHICAGO Saturday, December 7 Returning Sunday, December 8 SPECIAL TRAIN' U gt Entlemons MO SEoUn 5 B2 R Coch Lunch Service by Pennaivania ALL STEEL EQUIPMENT Pennsylvania Railroad The Toll Acidity Takes | You go to bed dog-tired, but the minute you hit the pillow all sleepi- ness vanishes. 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