Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 220, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1935 — Page 40

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INDUSTRIALISTS HERE SHUN BIDS TO NRA PARLEY Most of Them Uninterested While Others Style Plan a Failure. m SAM TYNDALL Indianapolis industrialists and labor leaders who have been invised to an NRA conference in Wa hint’s on I)ec. f) have received the bid' wrh rh inter' ■' and most of them will nor be shore. An Indianapolis Times survey toriav showed eigh* of thorn definitely have made up their minds to pasup the conference, and .six either are out of the cny or have nothing to ay. There v...s one ca e of mistaken Heivi l . in the ii- 1 forwarded The Times from Washington and no statement wa obtained from him. Against Nl{A Revival t' sr! N. Angst, vice president Pit-man-Moore Cos. I don't, intend to (so to the conference, i would not want a revival rs the NRA. F S. O Xml. Link Belt Cos- r do hot plan to attend the NRA conference ]Vr. ft. I have no interest at all ir. air revival of (he NRA C. W. Spaulding, Link Kelt, Cos No lam not particularly interested in a revival rs the NRA. •J 3 Watson I ink Belt Co.—l am Lor interested in reviving the NRA in any form. .1 C Shanessy. Journeymen Barber' International Union President - No, T would be wasting my time going to Washington for such a conference. I will not lend myself to anything that excludes the harbors. Ihe NRA was a blasting •hing that hold out high hopes and firrnmplisherl nothing. They have ha el too many rollpgp professors

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down ther*- in Washington. They need more business with good, sound common sense. Guy A Wainwright, Diamond Chain Manufacturing Cos. President -I don't see any purpose in holding this conference in an attempt to revive the NRA However, if it is held, wo will be represented by the Machinery and Allied Products Union. Leroy .T Reach Commission Merchant The effort being made to revive NRA is apparently an upstair movement. I believe the NRA failed to take cognizance of many factors relative to the handling of perishable products. The handling of such products is a great deal different from a manufacturing business. The people who handled the manufacturing business knew little about it. I fed they knew even less about handling our business. The only reason I received an invitation to the conference was my former affiliation with the code authorities. I do not intend to go to Washington. Brodehurst Kiev. Indianapolis Glove Cos. Secretary-Treasurer-—No. lam not going to the conference. I have no interest in any proposition they might have to offer down there. I have no confidence in the government. I take no stock in the government’s sincerity. Those The Times were unable to reach are Frank B. Fowler. R. FI. Hollowed, Charles P, Howard, William W. Mitchell. W. H. Durking, Daniel J. Tobin and William Ray Adams. i WATCH REPAIRING All. WORK (.1 ARAM Kl II ,T." • .Main Springs .. . "0c J§ Ms •('leaning .TOc i§§ • Watch Crystals. ]<c W LINCOLN • ,K "4 I ', KV LOAN CO. fj 201 W Wash i2“ |

SUSTAIN FOOD RELIEF SCHEME. BOARD URGES Governor's Advisers Ask Continuance of Purchase, Distribution Plan. Continuance of the system of purchase and distribution of food supplies to Indiana families on direct relief as developed by Federal relief agencies was recommended today in a bulletin sent to all township trustees by the Governor's

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Commission on Unemployment Relief. While stating that ’the perfect system of relief is not yet discovered." the bulletin detailed the advantages of the plan evolved during the Federal aid period over the discredited ' basket’’ system, the commissary system and other methods in operation in many townships in the past. Disadvantages Cited The “basket” system should be abolished at once, the bulletin urged. Among disadvantages charged io this plan are: That inferior grades of food were palmed off on township relief orders at prices usually charged for more expensive grades, and the system made possible a great deal of cheating on the part of the grocer. That in many cases food items were exactly the same, week after week, with no thought of proper food for children or ill persons and

no arrangements for balancing ration'. That complaints against the system were so numerous as to take up most of the time of relief workers. That families on relief were never sure that food promised them on a

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certiin day would arrive on that day with resulting confusion, unrest and suffering. A better method in every way is to allow families to do their own shopping among stores that comply with simple regulations set up by the trustees, the bulletin concludes.

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