Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1934, Page 6

P [ A THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, DECEMBER' 17, 1934 IN[:REAS[D WAGES Partly Wood || /NOUSTRIAL RELATIONS iz SA5.% syt e ALL-AMERIGAN CANAL FRECST Y FOD SPRUCE MAKES SUIT FOR ' CHA"GE SEEN BY FEw O n;"urd;yr cent said - the re- Spokesman Says Just Pay BARNINE: QYK 60 Per Cent of Executives Polled '] Fail to Note Any Alteration Would Be Best Aid to In- dustrial Peace. huge dFedging machines yesterday broke ground 15 miles north of Yuma, WORK IS INAUGURATED | Ariz, to mark the beginning of work on the $33,000,000 all-American canal - | Project. Gov, Frank F. lgrrhlu of. Cali: The ground-bresking £ fornia Among 6,000 Watching |performed at Potholes, Calif., within Start on $33 000,000 Project. & few miles of the Colorado River. ,000, By'Phe Assoclated Press. ‘When completed, America’s great- will of 226 industrial executives shows that| The companies participating in the BRAWLEY, Calif, December 17.— the vagarcy caused by the resignation employ kers, the |As 6,000 persons looked on, Gov.|perial Valiey; will provide hydro-|of Hegbert Hovermale, who recently |Q D e O e e oiationg | board said, T ! Prank F. Merriam among them, two ' electric plants to furnish 80,000 horse- moved to Washington. ‘ Combination Jumbo COFFEE One Package of 49c Philadelphia 2 Cream Cheese Vo Tinao 3 1. HOLIDAY Our Famous i Fruit Cake "And One Medium Package of Krispy Crackers sGrgaeyn Bag Coffee ».25¢ “Always ’.,’ 'b; 9 s-c ‘welcome as an ba"' l 7c evening snack.” for Berkeley Springs Place Filled. BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va., De- cember 17 (Special) —Henry N. Gorell, merchant, president of Kiwanis Club here, has been named a member of the Berkeley Springs JTown Council to fill TUnder New Regimey By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 17.—A poll | ployment Tonite —8:15 P.M. Set Your Dial at 1310 Ke. The New NUCOA Include it in your holiday bak- ing program. It is now made with pure whole milk and the finest American vegetnble oils. Pure, wholesome, delicious, approved by Good Housekeeping Bureau. By the Assoclated Press. DETROIT, December 17.—The con- fident prediction that “we haven’t seen any real wages yet” was voiced from the Ford Motor Co. today coincident with the opening of private confer- ences by President Roosevelt's three- man board of inquory into automobile labor's demands for a shorter work ‘week and an annual wage minimum. The Roosevelt board, functioning under the N. R. A. and headed by Leon Henderson, closed two days of open hearings Sunday night. During the hearings the board heard major Made of only the 217b. Size SANICO Fruit Cakes In Lithographed Tins automobile manufacturers ecriticized l“:: $210 ‘d: t;,(& by workers, who complained of sea- sonal spurts of production, speed-up systems and improved machinery, all of which they said -imperiled their economic welfare. Five-Day Week Studied. ‘The private conferences of Hender- son and his aides today are concerned Wwith the basic demands of labor for a five-day week of 30 hours and a guar- anteed yearly salary ranging from $1400 to $2,500 for production line men. The Ford view on wages was spoken last night by William J. Cameron, a Ford official, in a broadcast. He said that “just wages” would prove a better stimuant to industrial peace than “such paternalistic offerings as Christ- mas turkeys, picnics and company bath houses.” 5 Pointing out that philanthropists often study the Ford Motor Co., “in the belief that it is an outstanding example of paternalism in industry,” Cameron_declared that “it was con- trary to Ford principle to exercise any form of paternalism over our men.” “There is a perilous propensity in human nature to manage other peo- ple’s lives, which is the beginning of tyranny,” he said. “But the worst of it is that if you label it ‘philanthropy’ !lgfll be applauded.” ameron said Ford still believed in his theory of high wages and quoted him as saying: “°T believe in them more than ever. We haven't seen any Teal wages yet.'” Fluctuation Cause Given, As concerns the demand of labor as presented to the Roosevelt Board of Inquiry, the American Federation of Labor, the Associated Automobile Workers of America, the International Union of Machinists and other labor groups have described to them as basic demands for the industry. Seasonal fluctuations in the motor car field, the problem the N. R. A. rep- resentatives said they hoped to relieve before the automobile code expired in February, were blamed on the follow- ing six factors by Dennison: Disorgination of employes: deter- mination of manufacturers to main- tain a surplus of labor; yearly influx of new workers from trade schools; simultaneous changes of models by all companies; speed-up systems and gen- eral industrial chaos. ISLANDERS ARE CALM OVER FREEDOM ISSUE Benators Find No General De- mand for Speedier Independ- ence in Philippines. By the Associated Press. MANILA, December 17.—Little sen- timent favoring shortening the 10- year transition period before the Philippines become independent was reported found during a Southern trip by United States Senators M. E. Tyd- ings (Maryland) and Kenneth Mc- Kellar (Tennessee) who returned here Yyesterday from Iloilo. Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, Filipino pa- triot, had suggested that the transition period be cut to three or five years and the Senators, members of a commis- sion here to hear and investigate pro- posals for changes in the independ- ence act, started a Southern tour last week to determine sentiment of people and native leaders. TWO OVERCOME IN CAR Man and Youth Are Rescued From Nickel Plate Refrigerator. BUFFALO, N. Y., December 17 {#) —Suffering from exposure and near asphyxiation from charcoal fumes a man and a youth were res- cued from a nickel plate refrigerator car yedterday and taken to Emergency ‘Hospital. They are Joseph Keeland, 29, of Louisville, Ky., and Andrew Vitz, 18, of New York. Keeland's right foot unld left leg were frozen, physicians said. Railroad officials said the pair would have died before the train reached New York had not a car chalker found them. . Race Hounds Smuggled. Racing greyhonuds are being smug- gled from the Irish Free State into England. g For This Week Only! From Our Large Variety of Ladies’ Fitted Overnite Cases ANNE KASPER Of Easton, Conn, displaying & bathing suit made of wood that will be on exhibition at the Na- tional Inventors’ Congress in Hol- 1ywood January 7 to 10. The suit, from Puyallup, Wash,, was made from pieces of sprucewood an 80th of an inch thick. —A. P. Photo. HOME LOOTED OF GEMS Ex-wife of Frank Jay Gould Loses Several Hundred Thousands. PARIS, December 17 (#).—Several hundred thousand dollars worth of jewels and antique furniture wera stolen yesterday from the home of Mrs. Helen Margaret Kelly, former wife of Frank Jay Gould. 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