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WOODIN SHOWS HIGH COURAGE IN BANK CRISIS Kindly, Courteous and Gracious Throughout Trying Days. h'l Bcrippn-ll ntr.nrl Scwtpip-r Alliance WASHINGTON, March 17.—President Roosevelt refers to Secretary William H. Woodin as “one of the epics of Washington" for his work in the banking crisis, but treasury correspondents speak of him even more effusively—and they have had to deal with many kinds of financiers from the da: 7 s of Carter Glass and William G. McAdoo to those of Andrew W. Mellon and Ogden L. Mills. Many people wonder whether Woodin has what is commonly known as "the stuff.” His mystic and artistic side does not seem to comport with the attributes one expects in an industrialist and treasury secretary. What kind of a man is he, the people are asking? He has great courage. He has been under terrific political pressure with respect to bank openings, but he has withstood it—kindly, courteously and graciously in conferences with angry senators. He has high ideals of public service. He has had to quit his music, coin collecting and other avocations to take charge of the department. And he has been working from 7:30 each morning until 4 the next morning. He always is smiling. During a historic White House conference, he entered the room filled with statesmen, including the President, shied his soft hat at a ♦ able, and .vas happy as a youngster because it happened to land on ♦he target. Woodin speaks with expert knowledge of banking and business problems. Asa director of a score of corporations, he views banks from the standpoint of the industrialist, ■whereas, Mellon and other predecessors approached the question with the prejudices and predilections of a banker. PRETTY CHINESE GIRL BECOMES AIR PILOT Elevator Operator Going Back to China to Teach Flying. Bil f'll ’till I’r r.i i PORTLAND, Ore., March 17. For the last four years, Miss Hazel Ying l ee, 20, pretty American-born Chinese girl, has operated an elevator in a woman’s store here. At the same time she. was learning to fly an airplane, with a definite purpose in mind. • Miss Lee planned to sail for China, where she will seek to interest, Chinese women in aviation. Miss Lee is the first Chinese girl in Oregon to receive a department of commerce pilot’s license. Miss Lee is already a confirmed “stunter.” Aerial acrobatics thrill and fascinate her. She has had instruction in loops, rolls, spins, wingovers, vertical reversements and other aerial flip-flops.

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BUILDING LOANS BY U. S. URGED TD MAKE JOBS A Pittsburgh Merchants Plan to End Unemployment Before Roosevelt. By Brripps-Hotcard Xctcspnpcr Alliance WASHINGTON, March 17.—Advisers of President Franklin D. Roosevelt are considering a compre- ; hensive plan for putting millions j of unemployed back to work immediately, submitted at the White House by Edgar J. Kaufmann, Pittsburgh merchant. The plan proposes the utilization of funds already voted by congress for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in carrying out of nationwide rehabilitation through work performed by “frozen labor” on private and corporate properties. Advances made by the government ioan agency are to be secured

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by ten-year liens on the properties improved, if President Roosevelt decides the program should be adopted. The ‘frozen labor relief” program as outlined by Mr. Kaufmann would involve advances to states, municipalities. industrial concerns and individuals for construction of needed improvements. Recipients of the loans would repay the government with reasonable interest. Kaufmann estimated that the expenditure of $2,000,000,000 all existing unemployment in the United States could be ended. “It is my confident belief that $200,000,000 ought to take care of all the unemployed men in Pennsylvania under such a self-liquidating program, the interest to be guaranteed by the state,’’ Kaufmann said. The coral lilies, which wear the Christmas red color, can be forced for Christmas bloom, government experiments show.

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