Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1931, Page 16

INDUSTRY'S TREND DOWNWARD IN JUNE Reserve Board Review Shows Growth in Foreign Deposits. in the Ring! Hoover or Young? Mortow or Roosevelt? Masks are stripped off, repurations. turned in- side out in this wittyand enlightening appraisal of 1932 Presidential tmber. THE MIRRORS OF 1932 Brewer, Warren & Putnam Purther slump in industrial produc- | tion, factory employment and pay rolls, | with the downward trend “mggt mark- ed” in the iron and steel industry, was reported in the Federal Reserve Board's | June review of business conditions, | made public today. | The board reported considerable growth in foreign deposits with Reserve banks, accompanied by a $77.000.000 influx of gold in the month ended July | 18, which provided member banks with | funds to meet added demands for cur- | | rency and to increase their Reserve bank balances. Reserve bank ecredit | outstanding was not decreased, how-} ever. Although declining to 86 per cent m} June from 89 per cent in May, indus- | trial output averaged 4 per cent above the low level of the last quarter of 1930, ; the board asserted. | Activity of textile mills and shoe fac- | tories continued in relatively large | volume, while in the woolen industry | activity was sustained at the unusually high level of May and the decline in | the consumption of cotton was not in | excess of the usual seasonal amount.| During the first half of July, there were | further declines, partly seasonal in na- | fture, in the production of steel, auto- mobiles and lumber. | Factory employment dropped 3 per cent and pay roils 6 per cent between the middle of May and the middle of June, according to the board’s review. | Building contracts, though somewhat larger in volume in June than in May, declined again {n the first half of July. Department store sales were seasonally smaller than in May. PATHE GROUP STRIKES Studio Technicians Protest Pay Cut | and Long Hours. LOS ANGELES, July 24 (A).—Pro- | testing cuts in salaries and long work- ing hours, a group of sound technicians at the Pathe Studios walked out on & strike yesterday. Studio executives sald the number was so small production schedules would not be affected. Harold Smith, ®usiness agent of a union, said weekly salaries were cut | from $125 to $65 and the men had been | working 16 to 17 hours daily without | avertime pmmcnt MINUTES TO ATLANTIC CITY | | Passengers and U. S. Mail | Travel with speed and comfort. Relisble | daily sermice in lururious, multi-motored | airlivers. Combined flying of Esstern Air | :q‘regnln 14,000,000 miles. Fare | 11.75. Leaving Washington-Hoover Air- | rfl For_reservations call any Posial slagraph Office, botel or travel buresn, ot EASTERN AIR T YRANSPORT, INC. (Nat onal 3648 dally schodules to Rew BV orey Weveron. 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Jose Ignacio Rivero, Cuban newspaper man and her brother-in-law, in an interview at Havana, stated that as far as he knew the report was without foundation. —A. P. Photo. | CHURCH FETE READY itol streets southeast. Prizes including a large automobile, refrigeratoh and considerable cash will | be given during the wak's entertain- Monday Night. e Arrangements have been completed | Pastor of Holy Comforter Church. is| for the largest lawn carnival and home- | KE""" chairman of the Carnival Com- ittee, | coming in the history of the parish, . | which will open formally Monday night ‘in the grounds of ths Holy Comforter Many new homes are being built in Hawali. ILDA MORENO, Spanish stage star, who according to reports published in | Parish School, Filteenth and East Cap-| [ Edward J. A. Nestor, assistant | MENTAL TESTS:URGED FOR HOSPITAL PATIENTS Doctor Says Ability to Participate in Their Own Cure Would Be Revealed. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 24.—Mental tests for patients suffering from physical ail- ments in hospitals have been suggested by Dr. Willlam M. Murphy, dean of the department of education of De Paul University. He made the suggestion yesterday in addressing a group of nuns represent- ing hospitals conducted by their order, the Daughters of Charity. Dean Mur- phy advocated mental tests for both nurses lnd tients. In the case of the nurses, tests, he sald, would de- termine '.helr abilities, and for the patients would establish how far they were able to participate in their own cure, MISTRESS FINISHES ATH George W. Roosevelt's Schooner Crosses Line at Plymouth, PLYMOUTH, England, July 24 (#)— George W. Roosevelt's schooner Mistress, one of the craft in the transatlantic sailing race from Newport, R. Plymoutin; passed the finish line at i:¢q | am. today (8:48 p.m. Thursday, Eastern standard ‘time). The Dorade, the Landfall and the Highland _Light reached Plymouth ahead of the Mistress, No endorsers are required on loans made in District of Columbia and 20-mile radius. Your own signature and personal security are all that are necessary. You ay no commission or bonus, as lawful interest is our only charge. Under Supervision of State Banking Department Peoples Personal Bankers, Inc. 3308 Rhode hl-nd A\e, Mt. i M Phones—De: -u a2 Bethesda Personal Bankers, Inc. 6982 Wisconsin Ave., Bethesda, M | Maryland Personal Bankers, Inc. 8405 Georgia Ave., Silver Md. JULY 24, | 1931, RESORTS. ATLANTIG CITY, N.J. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. cAf.Eli'a.*fi. J. e an. water WATKI NS OCEAN END OF SO. CAMI.INAAVE and ‘wkly. Private bath u.m . al, vl Restaurast, Parking, Bubing chmav, Prop. 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KENTUCKY AVE. BATHING FR( .00 Continental European pl UP breakfast in rooms. A.Ruhwadel,Mgr. | DELAWARE IT¥, Tenn Av., 2 from each. | water. Private bathsr Frec baghing Miod. rates. Special weekly. Mrs. Wm. Laird. l HOTEL TREXLER . Run. wate ‘Special Low Rates o A. L TREXLER . Tennessee Hotel and| VIRGINTA. finrth %[l[ CASTLEM_AN‘I A oiplonial resort on Shenandosn miver. Historic; sce ut spiring. Ocean End So. Carolina_Av wkly. COLONTAL BE;CH 7\A " COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL N-THI With good food. Trom hotel: chicken r Beach ST 2 VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. The Hardwicke a0cean Fronl bet. 13th and 1un Sts. C. Payne, Mrs. 5 3 ‘wormeils of The Kentlworthe "~ SPOTTSWOOD ARMS Ocean front. bathing, private baths. American Plan. 22d BOUVIER Room ‘rlle e ectal Weekls Rates OCEAV GROVE, N. J. 3 Boxview Ave ARBORTON ,; - Clore to Atbury Park Casino. Am. plan, Week, 525 to 33 h seafood, fresh vegetable fame. owners. . H.'Terry & Son, Box VIRGINIA BEACH—_Nice rooms by the da¥, week or month. Waterfro: . four tage.” Virginia Bea RESORTS. RESORTS. theyve got to be good It doesn’t “just happen” that Chesterfield holds its smokers. Miider! smoked” feeling. Always cool and comfortable. They're made that way. And they keep on tasting better! The last Chesterfield of the day is’ as mild and smooth as You never get that “over- the first. No purer, better-tasting cigarette can be made! @ 1981, Licaxrr & Myms Tosacco Co. ph ————— 3 ' THEY CARRY ON! 87,034 TELEGRAPH and RADIO OPERATORS [IN THE U.S.A.] “stick to their guns,” no matter whatl The first letter of the telegrapher’s code is “L" for Loyalty. Many lives have beensaved by the operator's last stand. You're proud know folks who k at duty like that! wee/é-ends at tbzs encbmztmg spot Here is Nature’s nwr-inspiring edifice, the Bridge of stone, slowly carved out during countless cent- uries by a little stream that still tumbles joy- ously down the mountain glen. ATURAL BRIDGE, older than the memory of man, will delight you with its grandeur. Upon its rugged surface, the eons have frowned and smiled. It has known the calm of countless mountain nights—the glory of centuries of sun-drenched days. And now magicians of light illuminate the giant arch. Come and stroll down the path when night is falling . . . See Nature’s grandest sculpture in the rosy hue of dawn . . . at dusk—and when by silvery moonlight it is limned against a canvas that is sky . . . Then listen! You will thrill as you hear echoing up that rocky glen—a sonata! From rocks long mute wells forth music—*“The Symphony of the Cent- uries.” You feel the Genesis of all things—the inconsequence of Time « ++ You hear the bubbling of many brooks—the plaintive melody of primitive peoples . . . mingled into one unforgettable soul-stirring andante of the ages. You will enjoy hikes and rides over mountain trails thru the National Forest — swim- ming in the clear mountain water—friendly games of ten- nis and bridge—and the sporty golf course, where you may collect your share of welcome twos and devastating sevens. The rates are gratifyingly low—only $1.50 to $5.00 per day. Let us make reservations for your vacation. Make Natu- ral Bridge the central point from which to see the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. Why not drive up the coming week-end see the Bridge,in all its glory? Manager NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL Natural Bridge, Va.