Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1922 — Page 5

MAY 18,1922.

STEEL LABOR SUBJECT FOR DINNER TALKS President’s Session With Leaders Surrounded by Cloak of Mystery. ARE PUZZLED Special to Indiana Pally Times and Philadelphia Public Ledger. WASHINGTON, May IS.—President Hardin? has Invited the heads of the steel Industry of the United States to dinner at the White House tonight anil to a subsequent conference on conditions In the industry. Aithongh the exact trend of the discnsslon has not been disclosed at the White House. It Is understood that the ways and means for the abolition of the twelve-hour day In the Industry will be discussed and proposals for a more general observance of the eight-hour day will be laid before the steel men. Details of the conference were refused at the White House and elaborate pains were taken to surround the meeting with an air of mystery. Mere knowledge of the fact that the steel men had been Invited was obtained from relnotant White House officials only when meager information regarding the dinner leaked out. SECRFCY ABOrT BCBJECT MATTER. The secrecy maintained regarding the affair tended generaly to confirm the suggestion that the labor situation In the steel mills was the main reason for Mr. Harding’s Invitation to the steel mill heads. Those familiar with the situation were led immediately to the belief that the subjects to be discussed involved more than routine phases of the steel Industry, such, for example, as its relationship to railroad rates. Nor was It clear that the President expecte dto discuss with the steel men the proposer* merger of the six big independent steel companies which is expected to follow kthe recent combination of the Bethlehem f Steel Company and the T.aekawanna Steel Company. The fact that Invitations have been extended to Judge Elbert H. Gary, chairman of the board of the United states Steel Corporation, and James A. Farrell, president of that corporation, is regarded as excellent indication the merger question, if it is dismissed at a!, will not constitute the main topic. Since President Harding already has announced that he will dine a group of railroad executives Saturday night, osten-

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6ibiy to discuss freight rates, with the Idea of Inducing substantial reductions, there Is little reason to believe the present secrecy tactics would be maintained regarding the steel dinner, if the dlscusI slon was to move along the lines announced for the White House railroad session. NOT CONNECTED WITH COAL STRIKE. It was said officially also that the conference was in no way connected with the coal situation. The President and his advisers have been studying the steel Industry, with the growing conviction that a certain amount of Government Interest or suggestion regarding some of its methods would not be amiss. “The Administration, It is understood, now realizes the importance of briuglng about changed working conditions In the stpel industry and convinced that governmental suggestions will go a long way toward lrducln ? the operators to make the changes voluntarily. No coercion on the part of the Government, Is expected, but the steel men will be appealed to remove to the causes which unquestionably caused the steel strike of 1910.”—Copyright, 192, by Public Ledger Company. Planning for 10,000 Visitors at Gebault TERRE HAUTE. Ind. May 18.-Ar-j rangements are being made for 10.000 visitors at the dedication of anew dormitory at the Gibauit home. State Knights of Columbus home for delinquent boys, May 28. The State convention of the K. of C. will he held here the following day. Ten thousand box lunches will be served at the grounds with enough coffee to wash it down. Special trains will run from Evansville, Bedford, Indianapolis, Logansport and Washington, Ind. FIND NO BURGLAR. The police were called to the home of Charles Crippen, 2815 North New Jersey street, on the report fbnt a burglar was In the attic. When the police arrived they searched the house from cellar to attic, but the burglar was not found.

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