shocking human misery among the unemployed.
The survey was presented to Con-London Cinemas Warned gressional committees considering the W.P.A. appropriation bill for the com-Of Tear-Gas Bombs ing fiscal year. The survey said that in January 1939 there were more London, June 1 than 23,000,000 persons dependent on Scotland Yard has instructed all relief.—United. Pre: movie-houses in London to scrupulously search for tear-gas bombs Ickes Reports following the discovery of one such Washington, May 31. missile which exploded in a cinema Mr. Harold Ickes, head of the yesterday evening.
Works Progress Administration, told A second bomb, which did not ex-President Roosevelt today that 59 plode, was discovered this morning per cent. of the wages paid to W.P.A. in a large West-End cinema. workers during the last six years had The present wave of tear-gas been spent for necessities in local bombs is believed to be the work of communities and the remainder for members of the Irish Republican avas. transportation, medical care, household and other items that have a direct effect on the national income.— nited Presse an Legion Opposes Referendum
VIOLA
Washington, May 31
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