Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1935, Page 35

BIGN.R. A PARLEY BERRY'S PROPOSAL Co-ordinator Testing Senti- ment on Business-Labor Co-operation Plan. By the Associated Press. The possibility that thousands of labor and business leaders may be in- vited to & glant meeting arose today as Maj. George L. Berry, N R. A. co- ordinator of business co-operation, acted to sound out sentiment on N. R. A's future. Berry, busily engaged in organizing his staff and making plans, said he was moving “as fast as the Lord will let me” in trying to bring business ard labor together. Views Are Requested. One plan Berry has in mind is to send a letter to every industry asking | for its views on a conferenc> here. If the response is favorable, the meeting may be similar to the industrial con- ference held early in 1934 in the hey- day of N. R. A, but made even larger by the addition of labor leaders. N. R. A. officials say that at pres- ent they find divergent views among business men as to the need of a new N. R. A, law and whether they would attend in large numbers is a matter of conjecture. Some believed it doubt- ful that the larger industries, such as automobiles and steel, would be inter- ested. Berry's efforts to promote industrial co-operation appeared today to have smoothed over, temporarily, at least, troubles that threatened to break out because of his appointment to what might be considered a dominant posi- tion in N. R. A, | Centering Upon Task. | Berry apparently is centering on | the task to which he was assigned by President Roosevelt before the latter left for the West Coast rather than on N. R. A. administration. Three key men resigned about the same time Berry was named, and al- though these resignations were said to have been planned in advance of his appointment, some attributed the sud- den departures partly to the confusion which arose through lack of clarity in defining Berry’s duties. —_—_— DAHLIA GARDEN OPEN Thousands of Blooms to Be Seen at Week End Exhibit. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. FREDERICK, Md,, October 4 —Sev- eral thousand dahlia blooms in a 15- | acre dahlia garden will be open to pub- lic inspection at Braddock Heights, tomorrow and Sunday. Nearly every known variety of dahlia will be repre- sented in the show. - Ample parking facilities will be available, it is announced by the Greater National Capital Committee. ' Refusing Attorney, Man Is Convicted Of Relief Chiseling By the Associated Press. NEWARK, N. J, October 4— Frederick Keith, charged with re- lief chiseling, went on trial before Common Pleas Judge Brennan. The court offered to assign a law- yer to defend him, but Keith re- fused, and argued his own case. “You showed much common sense in refusing counsel,” said Judge Brennan. Keith beamed, thinking he had won. “No lawyer could possibly help you with such a poor defense,” the court added. “I find you guilty and will continue you on parole for sentence October 15.” COL. 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NEW YORK, October 4.—It has been reliably reported in copper circles that leading world producers are planning a conference ‘in Europe next week to consider huge orders for the red metal. Italy is said to be inquiring for some 60,000 tons of metal, roughly her entire annual consumption, for de- TAR, WASHINGTON, livery next year. Whether the pur- pose is to protect herself against eco- nomic sanctions, copper circles here were uninformed. At any rate they agree that Itallan inquiry for such an amount of copper was unprecedented. ‘The sources for the red metal for Italy are limited. Copper is prac- tically dominated by British, Belgian, Canadian and American producers. Brough to Address Rally. MANASSAS, Va., October 4 (Spe- cial).—Former Gov. Charles H. Brough of Arkansas is to be the principal speaker at a rally of the Young Demo- cratic Club of Prince William in the court house here, it was announced today. 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