Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1930, Page 35

DEFENDS INDUSTRY GROWTH N SOUTH Atlanta Rotary Speaker Says New Wealth Depends on Factories. By the Assoclated Press. ATLANTA, July 24—W. D. Anderson, president of the Bibb Manufacturing Co. of Macon, Ga., in an address before the Atlanta Rotary Club Tuesday defended Southern industrialists from ecriticism he said has been directed against them. Business men of this section have a vital interest in anything connected with the possibility of an industrial de- velopment in the South, he said. “Statistics incicate that our agricul- tural program has largely broken down and that as a result the production of new wealth in this section has been badly hindered. Our only hope for the future lies primarily in industrial de- velopment and in a revamping of our agricultural program.” The Southern industrialist has been 80 busy establishing his business that he has had little time or thought for discussing it and his problems with his fellow citizens, Mr. Anderson said. “In the meantime,” he continued, “there has been going on what I shall venture to call a quiet poisoning of the mind of the public against the manufacturers and particularly against the textile manufacturers.” Mr. Anderson said that the principal points of attack made on the South concerned child labor, the mill village, | the wage scale and the hours and con- | BUY-IN-WASHINGTON SUPPORT PROMISED Bhell 0il Company Favors Scheme to Patronize Local Firms. A special committee of the Buy-in- Washington Council reported to the executive committee Tuesday that the Shell Oil Co. representatives here had given assurance of co-operation and sympathy with the. council's plan to have all building jobs in the city done by Washington firms. The executive | committee met in the Powhatan Hotel. It was also reported that another large oil company expects to give similar assurances. E. J. Murphy presided. The next luncheon meeting of the committee will be held in the Willard Hotel Tuesday. PARKER ATTE.NDS KIESS FUNERAL FOR HURLEY Insular Affairs Bureau Chief Is Present at Services Held at Eagles Mere, Pa. Brig. Gen. F. LeJ. Parker, chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs, War De- rtment, represented Secretary of War urley at the funeral services for Rep- resentative Edgar R. Kiess of Pennsyl- vania, held at Eagles Mere, Pa., yester- anyblufgngzn. ;i Hurg'ey Was unable present because of press ©f business in this city. “I regret the death of resentative Separtment; ud. 1o ‘Our insules posses: de ent an our insular posses- sions. A head of the Committee on In- sular Affairs, Mr, Kiess was long closely associated with those important phases of the War Department’s duties which concern civil governmental affairs in the Philippine Islands and Porto Rico. His public services in that connection were marked by the ability, patriotism and fairness that were so notably character- istic of the man. He was ever above to any policy and honorable. with him tertain the highest ad- miration for his splendid qualities.” ASSISTANCE TO 1,145,324 GIVEN BY TRAVELERS’ AID Children Under 16 Making Trips Alone Helped During 1920 Total 51,935. NEW YORK, July 24 () —Runaway children, travelers in distress, homeless ple and others to the number of ,145,324 were aided by the Travelers’ Aid societies in 1929. Children under 16 traveling alone who were aided - totaled 51,935. Runaway ¢hildren - totaled 5,798. ‘Travelers' aid service is available at 2,000 points in the United States, and in more than 400 foreign countries. Reading and Singing Endurance Contest Is Ended by Police By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, July 24—The en- durance contest of Mrs. Emily Young, 40-year-old colored wom- an, and heavy set, has ended. Mrs, Young took up a position on the sidewalk at East thirty- fourth street and South Parkway Saturday with the announced in- tention of remaining there 90 days, reading and singing. She fortified herself with a dozen cans of corned beef and a can opener. She also had a large clothes basket with a fur coat for cover, and there was a fry- ing pan and a small alcohol stove. Tuesday night the police stopped the contest. The charge was blocking traffic. Historic House for Sale. LONDON, July 24 () —Norfolk House, home of the Duke of Norfolk in St. James Square and birthplace of George III is for sale, but $12,250,000 is not enough to buy it. Such a bid was made at auction. Then it was an- nounced that private offers were high- er and the auction was cancelled. The house is 200 vears old. _ BALDNESS ACHED Aching teeth forewarn you of their condition. The pain forces you to see a dentist and have the trou- ble corrected. In a way it is unfortunate that falling hair is not accompanied by pain, If it were, there would be no bald-headed persons. You, and all other persons with falling hair, dandruff, and itching scalp would consult a Thomas scalp specialist and have the disorder corrected at once. 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Members of the royal entourage re- ported that Carol frequently visited Helen in her compartment on the train. ‘They feel confident the announcement of the unnnuim{ent o{l t!.hz divorce is only a question of formality. Sunday evening Carol visited Sinala incognito. He traveled in an -uuimobue that carried no royal in- . He remained for about two hours at B’lfi" Palace, where Helen and Michael reside. Excursionists Drowned. SEBASTOPOL, U. S. 8. R, July 24 () —Nine persons were drowned Tuse- day by the capsizing of a small ex- cursion boat. The remaining 32 pas- WASHINGTON, it official an- D. C, THURSDAY, CUBAN RETALIATION ON TARIFF IS DENIED Machado Favors Production Re- striction to Save Sugar By the Associated Press. HAVANA, July 24.—The Havana Post, English language newspaper, pub- lishes & copyrighted in President Machado, quoting him as saying his country “will not seek re- prisal for recent United States tariff increases.” The interview, granted to Carl Byoir, JULY 24, 1930. worl the only salvation of the sugar indus- try, but as demanding “mutuality of :mnu" if and when this restriction “‘l'hemrnue of the Hawley-Smoot tarift has in no way affected the spirit of traditional friendship which underlies both diplomatic and commer- cial relations between Cuba and the United States,” the President said. Expected. By the Assoclated Press. Industry. Bar Women Bridge Players. LAWRENCE, N. Y, July 2¢ (®— Because it is feared that women would play for high stakes they are unac- ceptable as members of the Penninsula Bridge Club, a new organization. It is strictly stag and play for money is forbidden. noon that N. K. jew with would be released today. 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