The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 8, 1937, Page 4

i iit f i i i i i fl Viet Ht | acts [i i 4 iF z i if hh H rif ie ; : I : ! ' Hilt A tT Le iy i tte re ute vik iii i if HUE : i ! that there are 45 million é in Key West as a guest of Milton by Jose Marquez,| Some observers estimate that) Peacock, also of Miami, left on Carlos In-|more than two-thirds of th2|the bus for Miami this morning workers in the country will not] having been recalled for business} its}be affected by minimum bey pacers ii legislation and that about 14 mil- lion will be affected by the keg- islation urged by the President. ‘Critics point out, however, that of those to be affected, many are al- George F. Archer left via Flor- ida Motor Lines bus this morn. ing for Homestead and will visit rath there for a brief time with his ready reciving more than a son and dapghter-in-law, Mr. and{ will veanbn mnt soewe _ ba| Mrs. Benjamin Archer and then} view @} four mili there a at later go to Tampa for a stay with *|fected by the minimum wage. It| her relatives. | ~ tis plain, however, that a larger : i number would be affected by any} Mrs. Joe Hale and son Jonenb.| blanket limit of the work-week|J¥: left this marning over the! highway-for Miami to join Mr.} Hale, and will there make their i i home. | hn Wim. V, Little, of the State ntployment Service and in charge ;. | destined to continue to the bitter|of the Monroe County office, re- Mrs. Celis /end. The Federation has decided| turned last evening from a week-| iss Grace] upon an open drive against the rem21C. I. 0., which is now giving its|work relief involves the meploy- = attention to the largest steel strike} ment of workers. Ickes} since 1919 and to its campaign! position is that PWA, while spend-} against the Ford Company. In| ing money for material, is creating; this connection, observers expect} employment among the workers { $he Federation to oppose the Pres-| producing the material. Mr. Hop- | ident’s labor legisletion on the} kins, head of the PWA, maintains} ground that higher paid workers|that work relief giyes employ-| will find it difficult to maintain! ment at a cheaper per capita cost| their differential if Congress sets) and accomplishes its purposes more} up minimum wages. The C. I. 0-| speedily. : is already behind the Presiden: on this issue. ae SS Official figures show that the J WPA, during its ohe fuil year of 3,750,000,000 gallons of} Dr. Hugo Eckener, German di-/operation, spent $1,582,000,000 ly will be produced /rigib'e expert, testified before| on wages and a total of $600,000,-| the current season, say Donate = a arggrict onj600 on materials in eighteen . * | Military ‘airs, ie ire}months. Figures for WPA show | Healers. This yenld ahze syet;|af Germany's commercial airship|that it spent $242,000000 on! and child in the/|Setvice depends on this country’s| payrolls and $401,000,000 on ma-; mor) “ gallons—just about 9/ Willingness to supply helium, and/terigls in 1936. Moreoyer, the gallon less than was provided by |Suseested a German-American) comparison shows that wage rates} }last season’s production which Cooperative Enterprise to operate} increased more under PWA than; | 5,791,264,000 gallons. four dirigibles in commercial serv-junder WPA spending. | ¥e <¥ hei . . is attributed pri-| ice across the Atlantic. He mre jas his opinion that dirigibles are} Businessmen face a future ineffective for Page use ae which Covernment regulation i ‘ 5 a cause of their size which makes/to grow. Present trends indicate | erie jan. eens ane them vummerable to military air-| gradual increase of taxes to build | ' extends> thence south. | Planes. | up old age and unemployment in-} | weerar a= Mae: ax ond : }surance systems. Plainly, the pores E }. Inasmuch as five Cabinet mem-: power o* Government is behind j | western Texas, eugueesd. qrecsal- bers have indorsed the sale _of the effort of workers to erganizi . i canes ke region and New| “unneeded” helium to foreign Control af credit, prices’and pro-! from thward to Florida ex-/ countries to promote commerce | duction, at kast in ‘some indus- : weg ro inia and Nortt Caro-'@Md science, alleyiate suffering and/ tries, seems prebable. Moreover, | fem the Gulf ccast safeguard lives of airship passen-'the taxing power will probably ma sheng -gers and the fact that the Presi-/be the weapon used to attempt to have not changed ‘dent has indorsed this View, it is) secure a more even division of the : worn menga esterday morn- probable that some satisfactory national income. These statements! i dition pre- | Solution of the problem wil? be are azrows pointing out the direc-| in all . east of the **cured, jtien of the wind and businessmen’ a seetions | might as well recognize their sig-| Rocky a 4 i The debate over large-scale) nificance. } Temporarily in Charge. public works and spall-scale; —— ———=——=== DON’T DOSE ! ichn Lodge-Antoinette Cellier in CUBAN COFFEE fort, Yomi g, fom of appetite Weicker { Is Deliciously Fresh! Vermifuge, used 105 years, for children —TRY IT TODAY— i i ‘t feet fF sit and adults. Big bottie—45 millfon sold. . 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