Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1930, Page 36

c—+4 FIRM WILL INSURE [TS WORKERS J0BS Plan to Prevent Unemploy- ment Offered by General Electric Co. By the Associated Press. SCHENECTADY, N. Y., June 20— | The General Electric Co. yesterday of- | fered an unemployment insurance plan to its employes under which workers Jaid off would continue to receive up to $20 per week for as mucn as 10 weeks in any year. At the same time the company prom- fsed to stabllize its force by hiring new workers as slowly as possible when bus- iness is increasing and by keeping lay- offs at a minimum during dull periods through maintenance and similar work. Any General Electric plant may adopt the plan by a 60 per cent vote of the employes. Equal contributions would ‘be made hr‘the company and the work- ers. The latter would pay into a trust fund 1 per cent of their salaries for three years, but only if employed 50 per cent of the time. In time of great unemployment con- tributions by those laid-off workers would cease and all other employes of the company, from the highest officers | of the company down, would contribute | 1 per cent of their salaries to help the | Jobless. . Trullinger Heads Engineers. MOLINE, Ill, June 20 (»—R. W. Trullinger, senior agricultural engineer of the office of experimental stations | of the United States Department ot iculture, Washington, has been elect- president of the American Society of | Agricultural Engineers. | | FOLLOW LAND ATTACK ok Byvduslsg $2001IS THROWN TO DOGS, WHO CALL ON PHONE AND COLLECT IN KENNEL Gas Station Employe, Tipped Off to Stick-Up, Is Told "Where to Hide Money, Which Is Stolen. By the Associated Press. FRESNO, Oalif., June 20.—Two hun- dred dollars went to the dogs Monday night under the following circumstances: Alex Roth, 24, received & telephone call at & local service station where he is employed as operator. “This is Jack,” sald the voice over the wire. “We have a tip there's going to be a stick-up at the station tonight, Better put the cash in the dog house. Roth thought he recognised the voice as that of S. I Garrett, who is known a8 Jack and who audits the books. So at 11 o'clock Roth took the money out of the till and put it in the kennel. When closing- time came, he went to get the money and it was gone. Owners' Association. The attorneys, headed by Robert L. Owen, former United States Senator from Oklahoma, said they represented more than 2,000 Seminole Indians. The land is located in the old Indian territory. Authorization of the investigation was made unanimousiy by the royalty owhers’ executive committee, A resolu- tion directed that facts be collected and latd before the board of governors of the State bar, but mentioned no names. DISBARMENT MAY 0il Association Examining Facts Against Oklahoma Lawyers Who File Action. By the Associated Press. TULSA, Okla, June 20.—An investi- gation to determine whether disbarment charges will be sought against attorneys who recently filed suit attacking_ title to more than $100,000,000 worth of Seminole County ofl land, was author- | ized here Tuesday by the executive | FURNITURE RENTING o committee of the Midcontinent Royalty | WHITE STAR TUNA THE SUCCESS OF A HOSTESS depends upon her ability to make others feel at home; that of a cigarette, upon better taste. HOW ELSE EXPLAIN Chesterfield’s constant gains, its ever-mounting popularity with smokers everywhere? THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE for the delicate mildness and rich aroma that belong to Chesterfield, nor for Chesterfield’s unique blend and cross-blend. “In a cigarette it’s TASTE!” Yes, and in a Chesterfield, it’s . . . “TASTE above everything”. S UAR, PUBLISHER CONDEMNS | FEDERAL PUBLICITY Editorial Association Hears Gov- ernment Described as Propa- ganda Bureau. | By the Assaciated Press. MILWAUKEE, Wis., June 20.— The | charge that official Washington is the | fountain head of the most widespread | propaganda in the entiré country Was made by William L. Daley, Washington representative of the National Editorial Association, in an address before the association’s convention. red that “propaganda holds My Ao alaovua LU, D. C. FKIDAY, sway from the White House to the obscure clerk. It is many a susp requent ch ‘free publieity’ balks ‘:{ printing ‘news’ manufactured by Gov- ernment officlals for the purpose of influencing public opinion. “It is true that much trustworthy in- formation emanates from the Census Bureau, the Treasuty ment and such sources, but the mere stamp of the Federal Government on a bulletin does not establish its new value.” ‘The award of trophies for outstand- ing newspapers of the Nation was made. J. E. Emmerich of the McComb_(Miss.) Enterprise won the highest honor— the trophy for greatest community service. George B. Dolliver of the Battle Creek (Mich.) Moon-Jeurnal today was elect- ed president. Clayton Rand of the Gulfport (Miss) Guide was named to | the board of directors. WORKMEN OF WELDIT CO. WELDING THE TAIL ON BUFFALO, AT QST BRIOGE. 1,000 years ago a man who could cut apart or WELD together iron in the manner we do would have been called a devil's imp and perhaps ston: ed to death. Whether a devil or angel today we loudly shout, “Come on with your broken metals and let us save your dollars by WELDING them.” Weldit Co., 516 First St. N.W. Metropolitan 2416 We state it as our honest belief that the tobaccos used in Chestese field cigarettes are of finer quality and heng any; oth ce of better taste than in er cigarette at the price. LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO. Chesterfield 1930, Liceerr & Myzas Tosacco Co. JUINE 20, 1930. “Sanitary” Stores for Service | Piggly Wiggly | for Self-Service BIG VALUES...Today & Tomorrow Listed below you’ll find a selection of foods suitable for anyone’s table . . . at prices to please the most thrifty. Lb. 27¢ ‘“Sanico” Smoked Hams Liberty "¢ Flour e 39c Catalina Tuna Fish 33¢c Del Monte Asparagus 50c¢ Clicquot Club 25¢ Maximum Peaches 95¢ 49c 49c 29c¢ 29c¢ 25¢ 45¢ 4 o 25¢ Tn 15e¢ 25¢| ‘ 29c — 25¢ 15¢ 5¢c 19¢ 37¢ 30c 25¢c tins for 2 Picnic Tips 2 bottles for No. 21, tins tins for Ginger Ale Tin 20c tins for Honey Dew Pineapple el Monte Pineapple 2 ™2*: Honey Dew Pineapple Queen Olives | Standard Tomatoes Land O’ Lakes Butter Sanitary 2. Butten; Chum Salmon = Pink Alaska Salmon Santos Coffee No. 14 tins quart : jar No. 2 tins Pound Cartons 4 Prints Pound Carton 4 Prints 2 Big Cup or per Turnstile 1b. Our Famous Green Bag Coffee Pure Lard p oo 2 Sealect Evap. Milk 3 P&G Soap & Swift’s Sunbrite Cleanser Afternoon Br. Tea Cudahy’s Puritan Bacon Swift’s Premium Franks Mississippi Tomatoes 3 Iceberg Lettuce 2 20 2% Stringless Beans 3 & 23¢ Lima Beans In the Pod i 15e¢ California Plums B bfisanico99 1,000 Sheets per Ib. Ibs. for tall tins cakes for per can V4-1b. pkg. per Ib. per Ib. 2 Tissue 4 SPECIAL BREW rolls for Bathroom for Country Club All 5¢ Drinks “Sanico’ Hams Fancy Leg of Lamb * 33c resh Broiling Chickens 1 39c Baked or Boiled Ham .. 18¢ 6 per Ib. 4 K er