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\ “'ASHINGTON. D. (1.. Oct. 6.—«A’l‘hc
importaunquestion of the reduction of
wages in mills and factorics and other
lines. which economists agree must
be readjusted before the nation may
get. permanent prosperity. was taken
up yesterday by the manut‘aclurcrs‘
committee of the uncmploymcnt con-
ference. The matter also will he con
si-lmul today and thereafter. pro-
mising: to occupy much timc even
Sum-r the conference rcassembles next
Monday.
The matter of wage reduction was
:u'uiviwl hy the committee last week on
tin. ground-that the emergency char-
of the meeting demanded action
and not talk. It haul hecn apparcnl
that a fight would result bctwccn the
capital and labor groups as typified by
Pharles M. Schwab and Samuel
Gompcrs.
Soon after the conference met it de-
veloped that the consideration of
wages would draw a controversy. As
a result. the cmcrgcncy recommenda-
tions of t c committee provided for u
rotation f jobs so the greatest nuni-
lwr could have an income. A pro-
gramme of price cutting by manufac—
turers wholesalers and retailers on the
basis or ”resent day reproduction‘cost
was advised so confidence might be
restored in the minds of the buying
public.
\thn the conference rccessed last
Friday after completing the emergency
programme it adjourned to nt-xt
Monday cxcept for the meeting of this
committee on measures by manufac-
tures. set for \Vcdncsday. The mem-
bers "wanted to push the programme
so thcrc mittht he no delay in li‘."
final report.
Samuel Gompcrs represents a group
dctcrminml against any rccommcndn-
tlon for :1 reduction in the wages paivl
to labor. He takes the position that
the standard of pay for the working
mun must be higher than before tin-
war. ninl that mnnufact rcrs and
other employors of labor should rc-
(‘ng’uim- this and he willing: to acccpl
:hc policy in lllzliilllf.’ their calculu-
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Ruhr-uh c-w labor is too high and there
can be no readjustment in wholesalv
and retail prices until there is a. re<
u.u‘ttu.tl. tu-- sooner lauot‘
this lthcy say. the sooner conditions
will get back m Normal and the soon
or the employment situation will cease
to be acute.
cos 5'. Pos'rMAs runs
WASHINGTON. l). C.. Oct. G.———
Among the nominations for postmas-
tcis sent to thc smatt- by the 1's. :1 d-
ent were the following for Countrt'tif
crt: . ut‘ 1‘.
Chester. Edgar “1 Lewis: Noah};
(laud M. Chester: Littletlei'l. lldna
:\l. Jenkins; Sound \‘icw. 1)”?th SJ
t‘asc, South Coventry. Louis M. l’hil-
\Villis
llDS: South Glastonbury.
Hulgc: Thompson. Robert A. Dnn- .
mug: \\’csthrcok. Edward 1‘1. l
Schmidt. '
MONEY “'AITING FOR CUSTOMER l
N 1‘3“" 3'0 it K. Oct. 6. Ed ward
Mont-y. aged 18. hemlul the nth-nun}-
thc lllt‘acl'ficr
ml line that formed at
entrance at the Polo Grounds early
this morning.
“i'm out l'cr monI-y.“ he said.
l:ll~'." $3 for my place."
llm up to an hour well after dawn.
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there hml prayer] to he no money hm“;
tions.
The enlployvrs of labor such as Mr.
Money in his place. ii": was ‘still
waititic for a customcr.
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1given and Rev. H. E. S:arr
' Episcopal and
.scz-iptira giWn by‘xl‘rirs. (horse
mud Minor of \Vatcrt‘ord. Conn. pre~
D. A. R, CONVENTlON .
MILFORD. Oct. 5—Dzmghters of
the Americanfiejvolutjo‘n met yester-
day tor their twenty-eighth annual
“Nina‘s-tare mcezing, and the general gath-
e:ir.g: was in the First Congregational
church.
> The morning sessicn was presided
over by Mrs. John Laidlaw “Buel of
Litchfield. the state regent, who re-
sponded when Mrs. Nicholas 9M. Pond
welcomed the delegates and mem-
bers of sister cha tors and mem-
Judge 0, W. Plait also added wol-
coming words. The opening service
included a salute to the flag led by
Mrs. “T F. Hopsqn, slate chairman of
the committeeon correct use of the
flag.
Several were
of New
Havgn spoke on"'An AngioAmcrican
musical selections
. Friendship."
The noon-day luncheon was a com-
;bimd effort of ladies of the local
chap:e;‘ and the First ‘L‘hurch. Ply-
mouth Congregational, S:_ Peter’s
.-Mary Taylor Memo-
rial chmches.
The afternoon session with its sev-
eral ware”, s, ccmcrul on :he do.
lay-
sident-general cf the D. A R. on a
visit to England and France.
This evening a dinm r will be given
the visiting general officers Governor
Luke and others. '
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