Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 134, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1926 — Page 3

SEPT. 10, 1926

PARLIAMENT TO BE BATTLEFIELD DF LABOR FIGHT Tory Party to Measure Out Punishment for Unions. Bu NEA. Service LONDON, Sept. 10. —Observers who thought the general strike of five months ago was the greatest labor struggle of all time will have an opportunity to change their thinking. The greatest struggle, it appears, will take plaxe this fall, and the bat tlefleld will be in Parliament. The die-hards of the Tory partial collecting strength for a mighty offensive against union labor. They will attempt to measure out punishment for the general strike and bind labqr forever against dominating the government again or tieing up In dustry. Tories’ Are Bold Emboldened by the 'collapse of the strike, the Tories plan to put the unions in a straight jacket as tight as the one imposed in Italy by Mussolini. There are just two deterring factors —Premier Baldwin, titular head of the Conservative party, who |Ls unwilling to pursue a policy of Fevenge, and in the second place, the fear that extreme measures would cause such a revulsion of sentiment that conservatism would be defeated in th next election. The leader of the resistance will be the former premier, .Ramsay MacDonald. The die-hard program briefly is: 1. Amendment of the trades dispute act, to make unions liable for damages where they enter wrongfully upon a strike. 2 Secret ballots by union members —under government supervision —before a strike can be declared. 3 Drastic limitation of picketing.

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4 —Protection of Conservative and Liberal Unionists from obligation to pay dues which would be used in backing the Labor party politically. Strike Vote Asked The object of the proposition to require a complete secret ballot before a strike may be calleld is intended to prevent sudden or general strikes. The Conservatives say, also, that ballot stuffing would be easy unless there is government control, and therefore they demand such control. This argument was furnished by the extraenous comment of a judge who passed on a labor case during the recent general strike. The court gave it as its opinion that any strike called by a union or its officials, without a ballot when its rules require one, is illegal, in that its funds can’t be used for the purposes of the strike. It held further .that any application of union funds in support of a breach 6f contract in organizing a strike —ballot or no ballot—was illegal. YVedr Attack But oven wider attacks upon la bor are planned, both by acts of omission and commission. The die-hards are afraid tpat labor may get command of the House of Commons. Therefore while they have a majority, they want to “reform” the House of Lords. Under the Liberal government* of H. H. Asguith, now Lord Oxford, the lords w’ere shorn of most of their power. Practically all veto of money bills was taken away from them. Diehards visualize a labor government passing some sore of capital levy, with the lords helpless to block it. Therefore, they want a smaller house of lords In which some of the members would be hereditary and others elective by representative bodies of the community. They want this house of lords to pass on money bills and to have other authority. In other words, they want a fairly permanent block in the path of the labor government, if one ever again materializes. A Conspicuous Omission The present Tory government is also responsible for a notable act of omission. In Washington in 1919 a draft convention was adopted - designed to limit working hours to eight per day and forty-eight per week. Last March at a conference in London the min isters of labor of Belgium, France. Germany, Great Britain and Italy signed an agreement on its interpretation. Belgium recently kept its w'ords and passed the necessary bill. In Germany a bill has been drafted for submission to the Reichstag. France has none nothing. Italy increased the working hours. The present government of Great Britain allowed parliament to adjourn without taking any steps at all. On the other hand, it adopted a ’permissive” bill, allowing coal miners to work longer hours, SUN DIALA POPULAR LONDON —Sun dials are coming into vogue again. The romance of antiquity surrounds them and they have lived over into this age because of their beauty and associations. , In the old days every dial carried its message, such as "The longest day must end,” “Make hay while the sun shines,” “Be true as the dial to the sun” and “Improve each shining hour.” Panama hats come from Panama Peru and Colombia. Bangkok hats come from Manila instead of from Bangkok.

■TomorrowAlright, KEEPING WELL An Tablet (a vegetable Iperlent) taken at night will help keep you well, by toning and etrengthening you di- ( geetion and elimination. iSlp Chips off 4h Old Block 1 N? JUNIORS—LittIe We , One-third the regular dose. Made 1 of the same ingredients, then candy - coated. For children and adults. weIOLD BY YOUR DRUQGISTmk. Excurs’^n via Sunday, September 12 Via FERN BANK (Near Cincinnati) and 60 MILE BOAT RIDE \on the BEAUTIFUL OHIO RIVER Passing through immense Government lock. Half Fare for Children 5 • and Under It Yeaix. Special Train Will Leave Indiana poll* 8:30 A. M. Keturning, Special Train Will Leave Fern Bank 6:30 P. Mi, Spine Date. Super-Steamer WASHINGTON Famous Washington Band and Orchestra 6 Spacious Decks—2 Cafeterias For Tickets and Full Particirtars, City Ticket Office, 112 Monument Circle. Apply to Phone Main 0330, or Union Station, Phpse Main 4507. J. N. LEMON, Division Passenger Agent, I*2 Monument Circle, Indlanapolla, Ind.

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