Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 131, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1927 — Page 5

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I),S. BUSINESS CHIEFS TO MEET AT WEST BADEN National Chamber of Commerce Will Convene Saturday. B’l Times Special WEST BADEN, Ind., Oct. 10.— Representative business men from all parts of the country will attend the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States here Oct. 15 to 18, for the purpose of outlining the policies organized business will advocate during the coming year for solution of current economic problems. Such outstanding questions as flood control, agriculture, taxation and merchant marine will be discussed and a definite plan of action formulated. Invitations have been extended to more than fifteen hundreds national councillors, each representing a trade association or Chamber of Commerce in the membership of the national chamber; and to approximately two hundred officers, directors and committee members of the chamber. The promised attendance shows a nation-wide interest in the meeting. Dinner on Saturday As shown in the preliminary program made public today, the meeting will open Saturday morning, with meetings of special committees dealing with particular phases of business activity. In the evening there will be a dinner for the officers, directors and committee memhers. followed by a meeting of the Board of Directors. The first general, meeting will be held Monday morning, when Lewis E. Pierson, New York banker and president of the national chamber, will outline the 1927-28 program of activities of the chamber. This will be followed by a discussion of the following topics: Mississippi flood control, tax reduction, getting out the vote at elections, the Federal reserve system, census of distribution and postal rates. Chairman to Speak At the afternoon session,' Judge Edwin B. Parker, chairman of the board of directors of the national chamber, will discuss the question of “Self Regulation in Business.” Other topics on the afternoon program will be: Legislation, relations of organizations with the public, and channels of information from organization members to the national chamber. The first item of business on Tuesday will be a meeting of the board of directors. Following the board meeting, the national councillors will hear reports from the various committees. In the afternoon, there will be a discussion of business men’s contribution to world stabilization through the national and international Chamber of Commerce. Final reports will be sub-

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Pride of Fleet Lost at Sea

NEA Service, Boston Bureau. That the schooner Columbia, swift pride of the Gloucester fishing fleet, has been lost at sea with its crew of twenty, was the fear in Massachusetts when the vessel became long overdue from a voyage to the Grand Banks. The Columbia is remembered as the American victor over the Henry Ford in the international schooner races last fall.

mitted and their conclusions discussed. In the evening all the delegates will be entertained at dinner. President Pierson will deliver the closing talk, his subject being, “The Responsibility of the Business Man to His Government.” BOAST MOST WHISTLES Shanghai Has More Than Any Other City in World. Bp United Press SHANGHAI, Oct. 10.—This city of two million souls probably boasts more whistles than any other city in the world. Shop owners supply every one of their many employes with one and even small children on the streets carry them. The activities of scores of gangs of armed robbers are responsible for this condition.

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Violets at Monticello Bp Times Special MONTICELLO, Ind., Oct. 10.— Violets are blooming in the yard at the home of Mrs. Rebecca Phillips here.

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CANADA FINDS STRIKEjEMEDY Contrast Shown With System Used in U. S. Bu United Press NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—Prohibition of strikes and lockouts by legislation is futile, while discussion and conciliation, arranged for both sides cf governmental intervention, according to a report on “Postponing Strikes,” issued today by the Russell Sage Foundation. The report covers 400 pages and is based on a study, made by Ben M. Selekman, of the efforts to prevent strikes in Canada during the last eighteen years by means of the Industrial Disputes Investigation Act. The report shows that in 536 disputes handled under the Ovnadian act 490 strikes (91 per cent) were ended or averted; during the same eighteen years, however, there were 425 strikes in which the act was completely ignored, and 40 per cent of the working days lost through all strikes, were lost through disputes in coal mines. Contrasting the situation in the United States with that in Canada, the report says: “Just as the policy of conciliation pursued by the Canadian government has won the cooperation of labor, so the policy of coercion sometimes pursued by government bodies in the United States has intensified the opposition of labor to similar laws.” Rotarians at Columbus Bp Times Special COLUMBUS, Ind., Oct. 10.—The local Rotary club will be host Tuesday night to clubs from Seymour and Franklin. Attendance of 100 is expected. Charles Grafton, Muncie, Indiana Rotary club governor, and Robert Yunckers, Madison club president, will be present. William Alexander, Bloomington club president will be the principal speaker.

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HUNTERS REVEAL HOW EDISON WAS FOOLED Inventor Had Great Sport Shooting Stuffed Antelope. Bu United Press OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 10—A story of how Thomas A. Edison, the noted inventor, was hoodwinked by friends on a scientific trip to Wyoming in 1878 was told by E. E. Calvin, senior vice president of the Union Pacific Railroad at a gathering of the Old Time Telegraphers’ association here. Edison and Calvin made the trip to Creston, Wyo., In August, 1878, to get the best possible view of a total eclipse of the sun. Edison was told of the exoellent wild game to be had a few miles from the town. Members of the party secured a stuffed antelope and placed it in some nearby bushes.

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