Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 274, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1931 — Page 10

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MINE WORKERS' DRIVE STARTED IN KEY AREAS Union Seeks to Organize in Western Kentucky and Easter' Tennessee. B:t Scrippa-Hoacard Nctcapaper Alliance KNOXVILLE, Tenn., March 27. United Mine Workers of America has opened a membership offensive in one of the key districts of -the unorganized soft coal areas—western Kentucky and eastern Tennessee. Two meetings have been held, with others to follow. W. M. Tumbla/er, district president, has charged 'hat 200 miners were dismissed by 'he Black Mountain Coal Company, controlled chiefly by Insull and Peabndy interests, and by Black Star Coal Company, of which Frederick M. Saekett, ambassador to Germany, is president, and that other mines threatened the same fate to Workers who attended further meetings. The union opens its drive at a time when conditions of the miners are probably worse than they ever .have been. So critical were they in one county that the Red Cross had 'o give aid to families near starvation. In addition to abbreviated time of two or three working days a week ihat present conditions have im-

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Kills With Screw Driver

“Mr. Kahlen won’t be here today because I’ve just murdered him!’’ . . . That was the startling announcement with which Mario Moramarco, a servai ", broke up a meeting of New York lawyers who had been impatiently waiting to be joined by Cornelius Kahlen, millionaire real estate operator. - ■ Moramarco is shown here, left, as a detective confronted him with the screw driver that he has admitted using to kill the realtor. Moramarco was named by Kahlen in a separation action again.',t his wife a year and half ago.

posed, miners have suffered slashes in the wage scale in the last year or so, especially in the Harlan county mines. The union is capitalizing this fact in its appeal. What makes union activity in this

field important is that the nonunion scale here affects every part of the soft coal fields. These mines utilize the large northern markets, competing with mines paying union scales.

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FRINGE TO TRY FOR AIR RECORD Rumanian Plans 6,000-Mile Non-Stop Flight. Rv Scripps-Hotcard Xetcapapcr Alliance WASHINGTON, March 27.—The world’s long-distance flight record of 4,912 miles from Paris to Coulart, China, now held by the famous Frenchman, Dieudonne Coste, will shortly be attacked by Prince Jean Ghica, the “Lindbergh of Rumania,” in an American built plane. The plane has just been christened here by officials of the Rumanian legation. It is called “King Carol II,” and is an Emsco monoplane, with one Wasp motor, built in Los Angeles and flown across the continent by the prince. It is shortly to be shipped to Germany, where it will be reassembled and flown to Bucharest. From there, about April 20, Prince Jean plans to start a 6,000-mile, non-stop flight to Capetown, South Africa. His plane will carry 1,200 gallons of gasoline, one of the biggest loads ever to be lifted off the ground by a single-motored plane. Two assistants will accompany the prince— N. Oculean, co-pilot, and E. Tonescu, navigator. Names w’hich have endured for centuries and which will endure for more centuries are those of Pythagoras, Thales, Aristotle, Archimedes, Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo, Descartes and Newton.

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