Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1935, Page 10

‘A-10 RELIEF 13 PUT UP 10 STATES, CITIES Expenditure of $1,500,000, 000 Seen Required by " U. S. Officials. By the Associated Press. If two aims of the New Deal work- telicf program aie to be attained, officials figured today, a billion-and- a-half-dollar expenditure by States and communities will be necessary. This sum will be required to pro- vide for the unemployable—the aged, insane and crippled—and undertake “substantial projects” which require more than the $1,100 or $1,200 avail- able per worker from Federal funds. About $300.000,000 Needed. The New Deal aim is to transfer all unemployables to the care of the | States after the Federal work pro- gram gets under way. About $300,- 000,000 will be needed for these peo- ple, it was estimated Many will be provided for ultimate- 1y by the adminitration’s social se- | curity program, it was said, but little | prospect was seen for these payments to become available in substantial || amounts during the coming year. Almost one billion dollars, officials | | said. must be furnished by States and communities if the entire $900.- 000,000 authorized for non-Federal P. W. A. projects is to be used. U. S. Participation Limited. Because of their high cost per job, President Roosevelt recently limited FEIDELSON TO SPEAK F. E. R. A. Official to Be Heard by B'nai Brith. Judge Charles N. Feidelson, admin- istrative assistant of the F. E. R. A, will be the chief speaker at the meet- ing of Argo Lodge, B'nai B'rith, at the Jewish Community Center, to- morrow at 8:15 p.m. Abe Shefferman, president of Dis- trict Grand Lodge No. 5, will give a report of activities of the recent Inter- national Grand Lodge Convention in Washington. The entertainment is in charge of Leon Katz and Adlai Mann. A. A A. CALLS PARLEY A telegraphic call for a meeting of representatives of wheat production | control associations in Washington July 1 and 2 was issued yesterday by | the A, A. A, | Approximately 30 farmers and ex- | tension workers are expected here wl discuss provisions of the 1935 wheat | contracts with Chester Davis, A. A. A. | administrator, and George E. Farrell, | director of the Division of Grains. CORNS Federal participation in these projects | o a 45 per cent grant. The remair ing 55 per cent, except for approxi- mately $100.000,000 expected to be made available from the P. W. A. re- volving fund, must be raised by local governments The administration; it was said, has REMOVED BY CASTOR OIL A new liquid called NOXACORN ends pain and dries up the worst corns and calluses. No dangerous razor needed. No corn pads. Just mois- tea corns with Noxacorn. NOXACORN contains pure castor oil, iodine and corn-aspirin. Easy directions in every package. 35¢ botde saves untold misery. Try it! Approved by Good Housekeeping. NOXACORN 35¢ particularly sought contributions for || highway, elimination work, and for miscel- laneous projects to be carried out by street and grade crosfl:zgw For Sale by Harry L. Hopkins' Works Progress Ad- | | ministration. RADIO CHARGES DENIED IN $1,170,000 SU|T Publishers Scout Idea of News Trust—=Say Are Just Promotion. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. June 26.— An answer was filed in United States District Court here yesterday d tions made by T Service and Radio in a suit for § Broadcasters broadcasting chains and var dividuals. The answer der hat service given to the Press Radio Bureau constitutes commerce or that it is the subject of t bringing it within the scope of the Sherman or Clayton anti- trust acts. Denial als nade of any combina- tion or cor among the de- {endants to n radio broadcast- ing of news or that they engage in interstate or foreign commerce. 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