Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1935, Page 32

B—14 5,000,000 IDLE LAID TO RULINGS Hours and Pay Changes Since N. R. A. Enforcement Hit by McGrady. By the Assoclated Press. CLEVELAND, July 31.—Edward F. McGrady, Assistant Secretary of La- bor, sald yesterday that 9,000,000 per- sons in America are being deprived of work because of the lengthening of hours and a decrease in wages since the N. R. A. was held unconstitutional. “That problem,” said McGrady, “is at the bottom of much of the Nation's unrest.” The Assistant Secretary of Labor, who flew here from Washington today in an attempt to settle the Industrial Rayon Corp. strike, said the Cleveland labor problem is similar to that of the Nation. “Since the collapse of the N. R. A.,” McGrady said, “hours of work have been lengthened about 20 per cent.” In some cases, he added, there has been no increase in wages ahd in other instances there have been wage reductions. More Jobs Needed. “What we need is more jobs and more purchasing power. “I don't mean to say,” he con- tinued, “that all industries and all employers can increase wages. No general rule will apply. We have to find jobs for these 9,000,000 people and we're not creating them by length- ening hours and cutting wages. “We've got the smartest business men in the world in this country and the most productive workers. The thing to do is to oring the workers Into harmony with the business brains | of the Nation,” McGrady said. The Assistant Labor Secretary, aft- er conferring with Ralph Lind, direc- tor of the Regional Labor Advisory | Board, said he thought the “Toledo peace plan” for settling labor contro- versies ought to be workable in the settlement of many of Cleveland's labor difficulties. Board of Arbitration. The Toledo Board of Arbitration THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1935. WHERE ARE YO OFF O IN SucH Read! Check Your Shirfrobe..\.Head' for 7th & F Sts. SEMI-ANNUAL SALE! “Believe me, I've waited six months for this Man- hattan Shirt Sale!l” Fancy Patterned SHIRTS and PAJAMAS 1 Our Manhattan Shirt and Pajama stock is e very large ... Variety aplenty! 1.55 2 Our patterns are all hand picked. Every de- Regularly $1.95! sign is in good taste. Every pattern is smart looking. All from regular stock. Manhattan Shirts Sell regularly at $3.00. Manhattan Shirts Sell regularly at $3.50. Manhattan Shirts There won't be another Manhattan Sale for » six months. What’s more, after this sale the g entire stock is marked at regular prices again. There are two reasons why I choose my Man- hattans at The Hecht Co. First, they have the largest stocks. Second, their salespeople are so For the amount you pay, there are no finer o shirts and pajamas made than Manhattans. Every garment pre-shrunk Every detail of quality tailoring is included. And you are guaranteed satisfactory wear or money back. and Pajamas Reduced to. .. 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E. Matt: Ernest C. Mitchell, 3 s X A . ~ L : : Rev. H. V. 3 M f ¢ g Anston. 21 Harvey. % b ¥ & 3 detow Dniversiiy: £ 3 : et 1928 35th st.i : ¢ S e £ Rey. Walter P. Hi o e o o : ) Laurance S. Rhodes, jr., 21. and Kathleen L : . v 2 c M. Lodge. 1% both of Richmond, Va.; ; : : = 5 Every tie is this season's stock . . . fresh, inviting William L. Beckley, 26, 654 K st. ne.. and d ati and attractive. Evelyn Van Rykswlck "4 5100 8th st.; e ;. Baltimore. and Sasscer. Shureh Va.i Rev Bernard A. Hemelt, Patterns and colors that are A right in vogue now . . . B. V_Ci 5 29 28th st.. Rev. ;lripes,s filgm‘;e(s’,fnllfov:r ef- ects. endid fo Belmont rd. and ; ; : ' crepes that lfi'ol:dull:e:(c‘e';g ey w S ’ - tional opportunity to stock 0 Pe - . . . . i : up and save money. and Georgia vania ave. s Births Reported. Roman and Ethel Green, twln bo Sterlins ‘and Esther Newéll oy, " (Men’s Shop—Main Floor.) er Alvin and Ruth duor. Doy Howard and Josefa Fair, girl. Max and Rose Herman.' girl. 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Semi-Annual Sale RENCH SHRINER & URNER and Shriner MEN'S SHOES 595 to 109° Regularly 6.75 to 12.50 @ All-White Shoes | @ Black and White Sport Shoes @ Tan and White ‘Sport Shoes @ Black or Tan Norwegian Grain @ Black Kidskin and Cordovan @ All-Black and All-Tan Calfskin @ All Sports Shoes Included (The Hecht Co. Men's Shoe Shop, Main Floor) SOCIETY BRAND 3-Pc. Tropical Worsteds 3-Pc. Gabardine Suits Annie C. Praser. 68, 201 2nd st. “Lmen“ H. Osborn, 66, 22‘32 Eherman ol HECHT CO0. F STREET AT SEVENTH e e e NATIONAL 5100 ® There is no substitute if your palate is sensitive. ImportedbyW.A.Taylor&Co.,N.Y.