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Want Ad Service—Call 2-5151
THE FORT WORTH PRESS
Want Ad Service—Call 2-5151
S SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1986
apper
A Blurb For Makers
of Buttons and Other
Campaign Trinkets ...
The Taxpayer's Only
Loot ... .
MRS. HEWHT
IS CHARGED IN
SUICIDE TRY
Faces New Jersey Trial;
Also Wanted In Opera-
tion on Heiress
Col. Crockett Tells of Picking Off Five Gunners Too Close to Alamo Walls;
Hope For Assistance From Fannin Waxes, Then Wanes On Sixth Day of Siege
. By c, I.. DoIGGAS
Hope burned high among the
Texans besieged in the Alamo 100
I On Feb 29 Col. Davy Crockett,
one of the fort’s defenders, wrote
In his diary: • ' .
years ago today
, They had reason to believe that 1
Colonel Fannin had received their
plea for aid, and that he was on |
SATURD
Harlem
. By RAYMOND CLAPPER
K. United Press state Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Feb. 29 This
W is a blurb, and well deserved,
too, for the makers of campaign
t , buttons and other political year
trinkets. May their sales increase.
Politicians make the business
I of running for office too, complit
cated. Here is
T Mr. Roosevelt,
m a ne uvering
for position by
asking Colum
bin--University
to let him keep
Tugwell for an-
other year and
the next day,
having the
portly business
advisory coun-
cil in for lunch-
eon Borah is
putting burrs
under the sad-
Clapper dies of the fa-
vorite sons and stalking horses
Landon is speechless with a choke
ing spell and Vandenberg is hold-
ing that look of uninterested ex-
pectancy which freezes on the
fare of a wallflower They work
out all of this as deliberately as a
director plans the box office kiss
of a Hollywood star
By United Press
IERSBY CITY N ... Feb 23.
Police today held’ Mrs Maryon
Cooper Hewitt, mother of steril-
ized Ann Cooper Hewitt, on
charges of attempted suicide and
for. possible extradition -to San
Francisco on charges of conspir
acy to commit mayhem..
Mrs. Hewitt, was found in the
Jersey City Medical Center last
night in dangerous condition from:
this way from Goliad with 200
men If he arrived in, time he |
might, even with a small force, |
give Santa Anna’s: Mexican Army
division a fair shake in the open
and perhaps save the situation
Bnithif he did not arrive -wed
that would be a different matter
STUDENT CLUBS
SPREAD RAPIDLY
an overdose of a narcotic. DeputyHundreds of Pupils Organize
said she had attempted suicide. A
formal charge will be placed as
soon as she is out of danger, he
said New Jersey law makes at
tempted suicide a felony.
To Learn Significance
Of Centennial
Over the city’s huge public
Mrs Hewitt gave her nameschool system this week began
when she was taken to the medi- springing up, mushroom like, lit
erally hundreds of student Texas
Centennial Clubs, designed to
cat renter Feb 21 as Mi’s Jane
Merritt of Boston She had reg-
istered previously at a hotel un.
der that name
New York police had sought her
"Betoke daybreak we saw. Gen-
eral Sestia leave his camp with
a large body of cavalry and move
off in the direction Of Gollad. We
think he must have received news
of Colonel Fannin’s coming to our
I ing before breakfast. The enemy
| had planted a piece of ordnance
| within gunshot of the fort during
the night, and the first thing In |
1 the morning they commenced a
relief We are all in high spirits I
| at the prompt it. of being able to
| give the raacals a fair shake on
I the plain This business of being
shut up makes a man wolfish
briskcannonade, point blank,
against the spot where I was snor-
Ing. I turned out pretty smart,
the-hand of the dying man, but I 'I came down, took my bitters,
Thimbierix, who had followed me, and weff io breakfast Thimble
handed me his rifle, and the next rim told me that the place from
instant the Mexican was stretched 1 which 1 had been firing was one
on the earth beside the flrat.
Something Tangible
THEREFORE, an thanks to the
1 noble cause In which Geragh-
ty A Co. of Chicago, makers of
100 per cent union made campaign
merchandise, are enlisted Politi-
I clans are receiving illustrated cir-
culars now.
Geraghty offers for sale to can-
didates, not prepared speeches on
any subject with well chosen lit |
erary allusions and no long or un |
usual words, not ghost-written In-
terviews for the press about how
Candidate (insert name) saved
his first nickel, not platforms
that will break down if you put
your full weight on them No.
Geraghty will sell you something
tangible which you can pass on
to the voters.
Lapel clips “For the organiza-
tion that needs powerful publicity
at low cost.” A lapel star
“Kelly for Sheriff.” A little tin
axe to hang in your buttonhole
“Cut Taxes With Nolan They’ll
put In any name for the same
price.
Young
Rene
The cavalry and infantry returned 1
to camp , it twelve o’clock, the .
President w ent out to reconnoiter *
the mill site on the northwest of
the Alamo. ‘ Colonel Ampudia was
commissioned to construct more %
trenches. In the afternoon the
enemy fired two twelve-pound
shots at the house of the Presi-
dent, one of which struck it." 1
Enemy Grows Bolder,: *
On March 1 Colonel Crockett 1
of the snuggest stands in the
whole fort, for he never failed
A third came up <0 the can
non, my companion handed me
another gun, and I fixed him off
picking off two or three strag:
glers before breakfast.
a Matern
Films of
when
perched up there.
"in a like manner. A fourth, then
I a fifth seized the match, who both
| met with the same fate, and then
before he could apply the the whole party gave it up as a
bad job and hurried off to the
camp, leaving the cannon. ready
charged, where they planted It.
and mounted the rampart.
“The gun was charged again, a
[ fellow stepped forth to touch her
1 off, but b-usm uurvmns -w* 9*
match I let him have it, and be
; keeled over. A second man step
“I had a little sport this morn- ! ped up,snatched the match from
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Brief News 'Roundabout Fort Worth
WHATS DOING TODAY
It P. M.”—Moslah Temple Shrine
dance, Egyptian Room of Masonic
Temple.-----------------------
9 P. X1 —Fort Worth Reserve
Officers spring dance, Glen Garden
Country Club.
TOMORROW ..
Radio Cars Beat Phone Call
bring home to Fort Worth’s
school children the significance of
the year in which they are li-in. High auditorium.
2:30 P N__Robert 7 Adams,
national speaker, Townsend move-
ment, will address regular mass
meeting. Criminal Court room,
courthouse...
2 is P. M.—Fort Worth Sym.
phony Orchestra concert. Paschal
Robbery Victim, Testifying Against Martin Hur-
ley at Examining Trial, Pays Tribute to Police
Fannin Not Coming
From the Mexican side of the
picture Colonel Almonte of Rantai
Anna’s staff white the following *
for Monday, Feb: 23
“In the afternoon the battalion '
noted: “ The enemy’s forces have
been increasing in numbers daily.:
_______1 hot withstanding they have already
of Allende took Post at the east lost about three hundred men in
of the Alamo The President rec-the several assaults they have
onnoitered At midnight General made upon us. . Colonel Bowie’s
Sesma left the camp with the car, illness still continues, but he man
airy of Dolores and the infantry ages to crawl from his bed every
of Allende, to meet the enemy. day that his comrades may see
coming from La Bahia (Goliad) to
the relief of the Alamo." tower of strength The enemy be-
But Fannin’s force wasn i com-
ing, as shown in Almonte s diary
entry (or—March—1-——----------------
“Early in the morning General
Sesma wrote from the mission of 1
Espada that there was no enemy,
or traces of any, to be discovered. |
ages to erawi from his bed every
him His presence alone
is A M
comes more daring ag bls num-
bers increase.” F
—Roth—dideswere squaring away
for the real fighting which was
to come.
(See Monday 's Trees for events
of Match 2, 1856.) .
AT. C. FIELD
V posed out
, California: "
uts.”.
for more than a month with a
warrant from California charginged others will be organized next 1
she deceived her daughter into week . Nw an
" SK 1 1 Mr. and Mrs John C. Robertson,
Headed by S T W Illis prinei |
pal of the East Van Zandt School. |
and N E Buster, W C Stripling I
Ann, who is 21 now but Was a High School principal, two com |
minor when the operation was
submitting to a sterilization, op
oration. Two surgeons face the
same charges
performed, has charged her
mother wanted to prevent her
from having children who might
share in a fortune left by her
father, Peter Cooper Hewitt. She
filed suit for $500,000 damages,
besides initiating the, criminal
complaint. Her mother and the
surgeons who performed the op
eration said Ann was mentally
fective.
Many already have been launch !
A NINE-POL ND son was born
Thursday In Methodist Hospital to
4533 Martha S
mittees are mapping a
program for the clubs.
gigantic
SPE AKER at morning services
of the Sycamore Heights Baptist
Church tomorrow will be Rev. W.
Speed of th#.Police Department
in getting squad cars to the scene
of a crime was described in an
examining trial this morning for
MartinElihue Hurley, 39, charged
with the robbery Wednesday night
of Horace Redding, 2801 West
Seventh St. filling station opera
tor
Testifying before Justice Hal P
• Hughes, Mr Redding said "Three
or four police cars were outside
Mr Willis’ committee is con-
posed of Miss Mamie Eppler,
Alexander Hogg principal. Miss
Ella J. (Smith, South Hi-Mount
principal: David Sellars, George
Clarke principal, and Miss Fan-
Jane Stovall. Oaklawn principal.
They work through 11. C Stulkey,
assistant superintendent in charge
of elementary schools.
In the high ’school and Junior
high school division, of which Mr.
Buster is chairman, and Mrs. Ros-
sie Beth Boyles, William James
Junior High teacher: C A
BYRNES SEEKS TO
RESTORE AOOE Thompson, J- P Elder Junior
iunc nAuuuu High principal: Pat Dodson, vice
j principal at Polytechnic High.
• ' and Miss Katherine Garrett, Pas
Blanton Says Never Heard chal High teacher, are members
, A Meacham, assistant super
Of Retraction Request intendent in charge of high
1 schools, also is a committee mem
her.
In each school will be one large
Centennial Club, made up of rep
resentailves who are officers of
By United Press., 1
WASHINGTON, Feb 29 Sen.
James F. Byrnes t D , 8. C.),
close friend of President Roose
volt, sought today to obtain re-
consideration of the order remov-
• ing Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood
O.” Love, known ss the radio
1 preacher. The church is without
a pastor inre the resignation re
| cently of Rev. Troupe Reid,
j - WANTS FLAG FLOWN
An appeal to citizens to fly
the Lone Star flag Monday,
celebrating the. 100th anni-
versary. of Texas independ-
ence, was made ‘today by
, Miss Margaret McLean, pres-
ident of- the-Women’s Di- —
vision. Frontier Centennial.
Otherwise, meager recog-
nition will be given to the
important day in Texas his
tory. Only the banks will
observe it as a holiday.
Miss McLean also, urged
business .men to display
miniature "Texas Under Six
Flags” on their desks.
THE FONT WORTH District
Young People’s Union will hold a
mass meeting at the Trinity
Methodist Church at 7:30 p. m
the various home room Centennial 1 Tuesday, J. D. Craig Jr., presi-
Clubs. The representatives are dent announced today. The meet-
to carry back to their ho.....rooming originally was scheduled for
clubs reports of the larger clubs’ next Tuesday,
meetings.c % .
the filling station before 1 tin
ished a call to police about the
robbery.’’
Mr Redding and his wife, who
were forced into a rest room by
the robber, identified Hurley as
the man who took $20 from the
cash register after refusing mon-
ey in their personal purses.
‘‘I waited five or seven minutes
before calling police as the man
told me," Mr Redding testified
Mr. and Mrs: Redding identi-
fied a picture of Hurley aa the
robber and later picked him out
of a police line-up.
Know Your Bible Contest
No. 40
Gordon
Just Insert the Name
A METAL bangle; elephant
A shaped. Thla is a heavy
I metal bangle for the G.O.P. at
tractively finished."
For your automobile dashboard.
a choke type oil reminder. Put
1 your candidate s name on When
j you choke, think of (name can-
didate.)
A spinning top "Excellent for
any candidate." Run down with
(name opposition candidate)
Favorite Item the little metal
chirper. “When compressed it
I produces the cheerful, 'chirp’
1 sound which imitates a frog,
cricket, beetle, etc. "Just the
thing to get publicity into voters’
I homes." They don’t say what
kind of publicity. Profane, most
| likely.
j THE reason for this blurb is the
I 1 hope that it will encourage
candidates to invest heavily in this
merchandise The taxpayer can’t
do anything about a broken prom-
j ise but complain But with a hand .
t ful of these little ehirpers or tin.
- economy axes-for the lapel. The
: can go nome and give them to his
kids and be a hero. It is the tax
j payer’s only loot.
P. S.—Geraghty also rallies
i “flags for all purposes." There
j are extra large sizes, for scoun-
drels to wrap themselves In
from his command of the Eighth
Corps Area...
Hagood, a native of South
Carolina, was removed from his
post, last Friday, ostensibly be
’cause he criticized WPA activi-
ties before a House appropriations
sub committee last December.
Byrnes wrote Secretary of War
George H Dern, yesterday that
Hagood had wired the clerk of
the committee, as well as two
members, requesting his testimony
be deleted. This was on Feb. 2,
six days before the testimony was
published.
Copies of the telegram were
said to have been sent to Rep. |
Thomas I. Blanton <D. Tex.)
and Rep Tillman Parks tD Ark:)
Blanton told Byrnes that he
never heard of It until Thursday
afternoon.
HERE’S More about
COUNTESS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE
If the Administration wants to
squelch those who are complain
ing that the Canadian trade treaty
injured our own citizens, it ought
cess Alexis Mdivani, subjected
herself to a drastic diet to lose
weight and slenderize her figure.
This, the United Press learned, in
directly caused the condition that
demanded surgical recourse.
The King’s physician visited the
to send to Ottawa for transcripts wife of Count Kurt Von Haugwitz-
Reventlow for the third time last
of the debate • It
the Canadian
night He was accompanied by
Parliament where members are
protesting that (he treaty gives all IDr 1 G. Hiesinger. Mho per
th# breaks to the United States.
formed the operation.and
Dr.
Lang Roberts, famous obstetri-
Club activities take many CATHOLICS OF Fort Worth
branches They will collect relies, and Dallas will sponsor a train
write essays on pioneer children, to San Antonio March 5 to en
make, Texas Centennial scrap able school children to attend the
books, conduct auduorium pro religious ceremony at the Alamo,
grains any activity to make chil Georg I Krevenbuhi is in charge,
dren of all grades Centennial Roundtrip fare will be $ 6.60 The
J. W. II. HOGAN, inspector for
the Texas and Southwestern Cattle
Kaisers Assn., died yesterday
morning in Victoria. He bad been
stationed in Fort Worth, Kansas
City and Midland and had been
art inspector since 1319. Survivors
are his wife and small daughter,
Mary Jo.
THIRTY-FIV E sea scout lead-
ers will take a training course
Monday night in the Majestic
Building, inaugurating another
full week of Scout activities, Scout
Executive A K. Fulkerson an-
nounced today. Instructors in
chide Commodore S. H. Casteel
and Skippers W. G. McConnell, G.
E. Tysen and A. H. WiIshusen.
• * •
R. W. ARMSTRONG, former
Fort Worth resident, today suc-
ceeded the late Howard C. Holz-
bach as general freight agent, of
the Burlington Railroad in Den-
ver, Mr. Armstrong had been
general agent for the Fort Worth
and Denver City Railway, owned
by Burlington, in New Orleans
for two years.—
A SERIES of illustrated ser-
mons by Rev. Hermon L. Harvey
of Springfield, Iil., will be held
at the. Full Gospel Tabernacle,
211 Sylvania Ave., tomorrow and
through March 8. Topics will In-
clude “Italy and Ethiopia In
Prophecy,” “The Mark of the
Beast" and “Is Mussolini the
Anti-Christ?”
DETECTIV ES today arrested A
42-year-old woman in the 2300
block Peak St. as a suspect in a
Madill, Okla., highway robbery.
The son of a former judge is also
wanted. They were traced to
Waco by auto license and from
there to Fort Worth. The' woman
told police the man was in Kan-
sas,
$40
THE HEMPHILL Community
Church -will observe -a special
consecration service at 7:30 p. m.
tomorrow when Rev. Karl Parker
will speak on “I Stand At the
Door." The sermon will be illus-
trated. by Holman Hunt’s picture,
“ The Light of the World," . Miss
CLUE: It could not be a strong rule.
The Bible verse represented by this picture is:
NERVILLA SHAW, seven.
402 Kerrigan, was in -CityCounty
Mary Dickenson will sing "Into
n I My Heart." The new church door
minded.
Organization got an early atari
al the East Van Zandt School,
under Mr. Willis’ direction
Roundtrip fare will be $6.60. The
train leaves Fort Worth at 11 A
m.
w ALTER H. SCOTT, attorney,
today received an aftographed
Sponsored by Miss Catherine
McCartney, the Centennial Club is I photograph-etching of President
composed of members of the Franklin D. Roosevelt. The etch
fourth, fifth and sixth grades. ing corresponds to those of the
-----------------—----------- | President on bonds issued during
his administration
SEEK PROTECTION IN , " Ent ot
nun, A UH. J. 1. HILL, president of
CENTURY-OLD RULING the: West. Texas state Teachers
College, Canyon, conferred with
Daniel Webster Was Attorney in state PW A officials here today on
cited Case contract documents for a $69,000
athletic field improvement project
Federal Judge James C. Wilson for_the college,,
delayed decision today on the re-...**.*
fusal of two witnesses to testifyRAISING OF a 10 cent city
In a case brought by the Securi-welfare meal order to $3 today
ties and Exchange Commission was charged against Durwood
against J. Edward Mills me: s., Belmont Watson. 13. Wichita
pittCHHHIS: A complaint was filed in
Attorney for Nre. T. A. Taylor rhatice Marvin Reaty N court
and J. B. Cross of Fort Worth-
cited a century-old opinion by 1
Chief Justice Marshall, upholding
their contention-that testimony
could be withheld if It opened the
way -r prosecution in state
courts.
Daniel Webster was an attor-
ney in the case cited.
EL PASO UTILITY
OFFERS A REWARD
Hospital today with abrasions on will be dedicated.
her lips and a
lacerated
right
hand. She was struck by a car
driven by F. E. Fussell, 2701 Gal
vez St., last night in the 1500
block East. Fourth St.
ELBY BLACK, 56, of 1026
Sixth Art, was struck yesterday
at the intersection of - Jennings
Ave. and Terrell St. by a car
driven by II. N. Parmley, 2719
Jennings Ave. He was released at
City-County Hospital after treat
ment for abrasions on th# fore-
head and body bruises.
POLICE TODAY were seeking
a moustached negro and his five-
foot companion, who held up Earl
Paul, WPA worker, last night in
the 8.00 block East Elmwood St.
They got $5.89.
PA RO HASE OF the old Cle-
burne interurban right-of-way in 1
the Forest Hill section for a road
connecting with Highway 34 and
the Narcotic Farm will be recom |
mended at a mass meeting Tues-
day night in the Oaklawn Church
of Christ, L. P. Burchman, chalr-j
man, -said.1
MARTIN TO ADDRESS
GAS CONSUMERS’ LEAGUE
Councilman Jerome f
Martin will discuss the local
gas situation at a meeting of
the Gas Consumers’ League
at 8 p. m. Monday at the
Seventh Ward Community
Center, Maddox and New
York Aves. An open forum
will follow the talk.
BULLY MUTH, organist, will
give the first demonstration on
the new First Baptist Church's
new pipe organ at 11 a. m. to-
morrow, The new Instrument
has a combination of 253 million
tones, manufacturers say.
erc INSURANCE
STAET Take 666 Liquid
U or Tablets twice
W Y a week and place
666 Salve or Nose Drops in nos-
trils night and morning and insure
yourself now against this EPI-
DEMIC Of COLDS, etc.—Adv. ..
MEETING IS CALLED
ON NEW ROAD PLAN
Situation Tense as 2 More
Poles Cut Down
THC
MORRI
PLAN
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THIS is one of 42 puzzle pictures appearing daily in The
Press Bible Contest. Try your hand at this picture and
watch for the others as they appear.
The ‘contest is simple. This picture represents a distinct
verse in' the Bible. From tire subject matter in the illustration
and the clue below, determine what terse is represented.
Your answer must consist of the ENTIRE verse containing
the quotation illustrated, even though the picture may illus-
trate only part of the verse.*
< lip each puzzle from the paper every day and write your
solutions in the space provided, but do not send them in until
the entire series of 42 pictures has been published. Should you
miss any of the preceding pictures, back copies may be had at
The Press office.
In yesterday’s Bible Contest, the clue was in error. To
avoid confusion The Press republishes yesterday’s picture
with the correct clue below:
No. 39
The ‘Windfall Tax’
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT is
I asking Congress to vote a
“windfall tax. It is intended to
recoup the proceeds of what See-
... rotary, of Asti uliure Wallace
mMled - the. "sxiteet. legalized
steal” in history when the Su
clan, who delivered her baby.
Barbara’s father, Franklyn Hut-
ton, who came here from New
York to be present w hen her baby
was born, canceled a planned
Paris. 5 '
Hy United Press * * 1
Buying of Abandoned Right-of- EL PASO Feb. 29. Increased
Way W ill Be Topic
tension developed in the power
Residents of Vickery, Forest, ... t
Hill, Cobh. Oaklawn and True strike here today as the El Paso
land Additions will meet at 8 Electric Co. offered a reward of
300 MAIN STREET
p. m. Tuesday at the Oaklawn $100 for information leading to
trip to Paris Mrs. Hulton In - Church of Christ to discuss a the arrest and conviction of per.
stead of returning to their hotel, move for the purchase of aban-the arrest and conviction of per
spent the night at the Reventlow doned Cleburne interurban right "nA damaging poles, lines, sub-
preme Court in the AAA decision home. of-way for a new traffic channel.stations and other equipment
She had received an urgent 1. P..Burcham and C O. Moad. The offer followed two new
summons Thursday midnight, the. railed the meeting They believe Cattempts to disrupt service to El
United Press learned, and rushed that money for development of a Paso and the surrounding 100.
to Rira/a’side________________j theroughiate on the rente ns an mte area with a population of
gave back processing taxes to
those millers, packers and other |
firms which had gone into court
and refused, to tufim thins user
to the Government
And when Mr. Roosevelt dis-
cussed this, there was, a glint in
his eye which said that he also
hoped the "windfall tax" could be
so arranged as to reach the con-
tingent fees which lawyers got
for drumming up these hundreds
of eases in the courts.
The Reventlow house" pro-Talternate to Highway
FT, from
tested by every modern device for Forest Hill through Tolytechnic,
the detection of intruders. Both was set aside years ago
The mother and the father fear
kidnapers..
County Commissioner- Earl Mil-
chell is to speak.
more than 130,000 persons.
Two poles were found cut down
on the El Paso Carlsbad, N. M.,
road, northeast of here. The poles
supported lines serving the Ameri-
JUST TO
REMIND YOU.
that a Morris Plan loan will
.solve, your financial prob-
lem on a convenient, pleas-
ing and helpful plan.
Test Questions
Can you answer seven of these
test questions? Turn to Page
Work at Fake Vocational
Schools Halted by Hopkins
—can Airlines airport and radio ata
tion about five miles out of the
7 for th# answers.
1. Name the first Secretary of
the Treasury under the Constitu
tion of the U. S.
2. What is the name for the
study of fossil footprints?
3. Which President was twice
married and had 14 children?
4. Where is the Golden Gate?
5. What became of the slaves
owned by George Washington?
—6, Who wrote the novel “Kim?"
7. Who founded — the—Univer-
sity Of Virginia?
8. What is bauxite?
9. Name the Massachusetts
town In which twenty persons in
1692 were accused of witchcraft
and executed.
10. -Who waa James Sheridan
Knowles?
Low-Wage Textile. Garment and Hosiery Factories In
Mississippi Towns Affected
city, and the United States De-
partment of Commerce radio ata
(Ion.
Attempts to disrupt service In-
creased to four later today. A
loop-volt primary wire was
burned out near a railroad cross-
Tug and a transformer fuse was
blown out.
PERSONAL LOANS
COLLATERAL LOANS
AUTOMOBILE LOANS
COME IN!
CLUE: They mourned in a strange land.
ih
By Hi TH FINNEY
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
PROMIT 1 TION ON bl IT
AGAINST NLRB IS I RGED
• WASHINGTON Feb 29 An at tempi on the part of low-wage Karl Mueller, National Labor
textile, garment and hosiery factories to dip their fingers into WPA Relations Board attorney, was in
funds as they did until recently into vocational education funds was Waco today seeking an early U. S.
called to an abrupt halt today by Harry L. Hopkins, WPA admin- District Court setting of the El
istrator. •—.———-------------------—-
comeateienon.............WPA --.........tr.
TrPcrt-appaurad—as ftocationai day, following which Hopkins tel.
€ 4 cation schools ” have, actually egrapied a sharp order in Dr
been turned into factory build- | Wayne Allston, W PA director for
ings, according to evidence first
gathered by organized labor and
later confirmed by Malcolm Mil-
ler, field representative for WPA
In the South. _
Miller conferred wither
Mississippi, to discontinue
work on the projects.
all
The towns named in the order
are Lumberton, Brookhaven, Phil-
adelphia and Columbia, all in
Paso Electric Co. • suit against
board hearings
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the relations board, blamed the
court action for delay In the
board’s efforts to settle the con-
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Sheldon, Seward R. The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 131, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 29, 1936, newspaper, February 29, 1936; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1672591/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fort Worth Public Library.