Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1931, Page 30

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Cc—4 INCREASE IN PAY OF WOMEN URGED Wages Cut More Than Cost of Living, Miss Mary An- derson Declares. By the Associnted Press NEW YORY mber 28—-Shorter hours and better pay for women were d today by Miss Mary Ande investment for national of the Federal Women's Bureau asserted that if ail unemployed could buy what theyt need to maintain the American living standard, “the dan- ger of industrial depressions would vanish She sddressed an American WOmAan's association conference on “The Trained Woman and the Economic Crisis’ “Wages have been reduced more than cost of living in the last two years’ Miss Anderson saiw. “Since 1 3 cost of living has declined 12 the income of factory cluding salaried _employ down 37 per cent The Woman's Bureau offi had received evidence that ployers, during the recent have been working women 14 hours, with no extra pay Por the shorter workday Miss Ander- son held these benefits: “More employ- ment for everybody for those emplo the workers to mak ucts; increased oppc and increased dem: all types of workers The last n\mlab. showed that has gone al said she some em- depression 12, 13 and ity for training nd for services of _census tions in the were unem- ployed. Miss Anders: and nearly Pne-tenth of this class were heads of families PROFESSORS MEET T0 STUDY SALARIES Many Losmg Jobs or Fncmg Pay Cuts, Session Is Told by Henderson of Yale. @7 the Associated Press CHICAGO, November 28.—The teack ers of America’s universities met ve terday to consider the size of their sa eries and were informed they were underpaid Professors in many universities and colleges were ‘osing their jobs or facing falary cuts, Prof. Yandell Henderson of Yale University told the American As- sociation of Universily Professors, be- cause tke schools spend all their money on building programs The depression. Prof. Henderson said was only pert of the answer. He said many universities have faulty financial eystems. pointing out professors received Do benefits from the period of pros- perity. < Sees Insolvency From Gifts. ‘The greatest cause of financial tress in educational institutions, Yale professor said, could be traced to endowments. Large buildings or costly new departments are brought to many campuses through gifts from individuals end foundations, he said, but no fund is established for upkeep. “In many universities the acceptance of a few more millions for new build- ngs will bring insolvency.” Prof. Hen- derson said. “The schools will go bank- Tupt keeping up the buildings and new departments.” As for salaries. the professor said Harvard and Yale devote on <ent of their income to paying the fa~- ulties. He suggested universities in general construct no new buildings un- ess 50 per cent of the endowment fund Was set aside for maintenance. Exonerated on India Speech. Prof. Herbert Adolphus Miller. sociologist, who was dismissed last Mas by Ohio State University on charges arising from a speech in India, was ex- onerated in a formal report to the as- sociation by its Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee. The report, given by Prof. Arthur Todd of Northwestern Unive cleared Prof. Miller of & charge o citing Hindus to civic disubedi 8 speech before Gandhi's followers in Bombay. Prof. Todd said the commit- tee believed there was no real reason for the dismissal Psalms and prayers were re: - dish, French, Tialiyn and German arrb: City Temple, London, during the recent #ervice of thanksgiving for the restors tion of Independence to Czechoslovak én 1918, Br-r-r! figures notad | Alimony Prisoners Enjoy Free Feast, Give Wives Credit By the Ass CHICAGO. » Alimony Club gave thanks Thurs- day in county jail and honored a fellow member by electing him president The new president, Michael J Conley, after enjoying a Thanks- giving dinner, said | Fellow husbands. let us give | | thanks. We have a lot to be | | thankful for. In the first place - have just had a sumpluous and we don't have to foot e sheltered. and we don't to_meet. This, in I'm almost pre- should even g They pt pared to say thanks to our wives. here. W00DCOCK TO HEAD DRY FORCE PROBE | Leaves for Co]orado After Agent Held in Slaying Claims Loan Won Enforcement Job. By the Assocated Pre: Prohibition Director Woodcock is going | to find out for himself whether a pro- hibition agent now charged with mur- der obtained his job by promising to| lend money to & deputy district ad- ministrator In justice to both the Prohibition Bu tions to the bureau. the en rout Denver for & vestigation director personal made t nised a loan in considel the death of Mil- ford G. Smith. lewood. Colo., in an attempt to arrest the youth to be dismissed. Woodcock said Dier had acted like “a stupid peace officer” and warned all agents such activity would not be tolerated Woodicock will make into Administra John F. direct inquir Vivian's handling of his district. which includes | Utah, Colorado, and Arizona. ALIEN MOVE SHIFTS | Three Times as Many Leave U. S. in October as Enter. Wyoming. New Mexico Three times as many alie United States during October a the figures being 3913 to 10,857 Alien women entering continued to be almost double the total of men, num- bering 2.425. compared with 1,488 men and boys, the Immigration Bureau re- ported The largest number of departures were Mexicans, of whom 5.190 returned to their native land. The bureau de- ported 1,663 during_the month. largest seller st ers Beauty Parlors ERUPTIONS On Face. Was Embarrass- ing. Cuticura Healed. “Some time ago my face broke out with pimples. They came in lmle round groups about the size a dime and were very embarras i, 1 gickdd themand ey feste causing large, sore eruptions that were continually itching, ofien making my nights Testless. “'I sent for free samples of Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment and tried them on my chin. In a week irrita- tion had stopped. I purchased more and in two months every eruption , and in another m k had completely M. 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