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Industry Control
Be be Felt Here
(Continued from Page One.)
June 27, at which all: manufacturers
who object to the regulations may
present their objections, Major Flet
cher said.
The prevailing work week in most
North Carolina textile mills for male
labor has been from 66 to 70 hours a
week, Major FleLcher said, although
the 1 _ . Y/or.. week for women is
55 h,-.... U.i-or this .mw act, all these
-i~... - be reduced to 40 a week,
tk. Wi.k to consist of five days each,
8 hours a day, w.th a minimum wage
of net less than $lO a week for the
lowest paid labor. It is expected thait
a wage ~ !<■ pioviding more pay for
•the more skilled classifications will
ibe worked out under the law and
made mandatory upon mill operators.
Another provision in this law likely
to prove a thorn in the side of a good
many mill operators, is that contain
in Section 7 of the act, which stip
ulates that all employes in all in
dustries in all states, shall have the
right to organize and bargain collec
tively—tha/t is, form or join labor
unions—without interference from the
mill management. It also provides
that hone Os the employers may force
any employes to join company unions
This section, then, prohibits employ
ers from interfering in any way with
the right of employes to' organize or
join unions and to bargain collective
ly.
This entire act, especially the sec
tion with regard to hours, wages and
the right of employes to organize and
ijoin unions, is erpected to meet with
much disapproval from such operators
as the Coles and Entwistles in Rock
ingham, and other operators who have
always maintained they had the right
to fix the hours of labor and rate of
pay to suit themselves. But there is
nothing they can do about it now, un
der this new act. Nor can they pre
vent the employes from organizing
independent unions or joining ones al
ready organized. The law is on the
side of the employes and there is
nothing the operators can do about
• I * « ~IM!
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In the District Court of the United
States For the Eastern District of
North Carolina.
BANKRUPT SALE.
Pursuant to an order made in the
matter of the Henderson Coal and
Wood Company in bankruptcy No.
1 2340, by W. B. Duncan, United States
Referee in Bankruptcy, the personal
property belonging to the estate of
the above named bangrupt, will be
sold at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash on Monday, the 26th.
day of June, 1933 at twelve o'clock
noon, at the place of business of said
Henderson Coal and Wood Company
on North Garnett street in the City
of Henderson, N. C.
This property consists of fixtutes
and equipment used in the operation
of a coal and wood yard consisting
of scales, trucks, coal conveyors, and
other machinery and fixtures. The
same inventories $2750.00.
This sale is made subject to con
firmation by the referee three days
after sale without notice. A depos.t
of 10 percent will be required by the
(bidder pending confirmation of the
salo.
This property may be seen by ap
plication to the undersigned trustee
at any time during business hours.
J. C. GARDNER,
Trustee in Bankruptcy of Henderson
Coal and Wood Company.
Henderson, N. C.,
June 9th. 1933.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
By virtue of the power contained
in a Deed of Trust executed by J. W.
‘Gill and wife Edith M. Gill recorded
in the office of the Register of Deeds
of Vance County in Book 140, at Page
315, default having been made in the
payment of the debt therein secured
on request of the holder of the same
I shall sell for cash, by public auc
tion, at the Court House door in Hen
derson, N. C., to the highest b.dder
on the 17th day of July, 1933, the fol
»losing jUescitibed property: 1
Begin at a Locust tree, Wyche and
Yorboroughs corner and run thence
Westerly along the street 70 feet to
an iron stake, Wyche New Corner,
thence Northerly 125 feet to an iron
■stake; thence 70 feet to Geo Peace
line, and iron pin, thence Southerly
a straight line to the Locust tree the
place of beginning.
Also. Begin at a stake 189.42 feet
from the old corner of Watson Ave.
and Water Street and run thence
along Watson Ave. towards Water
Street 59 feet to an iron stake; run
thence in a southeasterly direction 70
feet more or less to Baxters now Gill
line; run thence along said line to
wards an alley 59 feet to said alley
run thence in a northerly or north
westerly direction towards Watson
Ave. 70 feet more or less to the place
of beginning.
A. A. BUNN, Trustee.
Henderson, N. C.,
June 16, 1933.