Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 124, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1934 — Page 10

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LABOR OPPOSES NRA DUTIES FOR CLAYWILLIAMS A. F. of L. Delegates Want Probe of Tobacco Man’s Labor Views. Bp t'nit'H frt| BAN FRANCISCO Oct 3 —While in the convention hall marked time leaders of the American Federation of Labor forged with definite atrokes today their fighting program for a greater share of New Deal benefits for the working man. One of the first of labor's expressions of intensified militancy toward the NRA and its workings will come action on the resolution demanding an investigation of the labor attitude ot 8 Clay Williams, chairman of the Reynolds Tobacco Compenv, before he is given important administrative duties in the new NRA setup. The resolution, which many delegates believe will be approved overwhelmingly cites Mr. Williams for alleged discrimination against workers in code planning and expresses the fear that placing men of his type in power will result in “virtual enslavement” of labor. Coupled with this demand there will come from the convention hopper labor's program for security legislation, including old age pensions and unemployment insurance, and the paramount proposal for establishment of the five-hour day and the six-day week as the only real solution of the problem of unemployment. While there appeared to be virtual unanimity supporting these proposals, internal disputes wracked the A. F. of L. in its fifty-fourth annual convention. The issues were drawn sharply by the presentation of resolutions expanding the executive council from eleven to twentyeight members; calling for indorsement of industrial unions; and proposing a general one-day strike on the day congress meets as an expression of labor’s power. 3-Hour Week Opposed •Copyright. 1934. by United Pressi WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 —Unqualified opposition to legislation for a thirty-hour labor work week was indicated today as part of the Administration's program in the reconctruction of NRA. But it was learned on good authority that President Roosevelt is prepared to fight just as hard to make collective bargaining the unquestioned right of all American workers. The recovery administration intends as its next major step toward prosperity to seek regular yearly •wages for American workmen. Members of the new National Industrial Recovery board feel that it is all right for movie stars to work intermittently, since they receive thousands of dollars each week. But the man who earns only $25 a week, the recovery chieftains insist, has a right to earn it fifty-two weeks each year. HER ‘MISFORTUNE’ TOLD Itinerant Hypnotist Stole Her $6, Women Tells Police. The ancient spell of witchcraft arose here yesterday as Mrs. Elizabeth Hinds. 25. of 16 West Minnesota street, told police that a woman fortune-teller came to her home and robbed her of $6. In the process of fortune tellinc the visitor hypnotized Mrs. Hinds walked off with the money, polic were informed. AUTO VICTIM CRITICAL Deputy County Surveyor Seriously Hurt in Crash. The condition of Joseph C. Clark, 42, Bridgeport, deputy county surveyor. who was injured in an automobile accident in the 4100 block Rockville road yesterday, was described today at city hospital as critical.

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MUSIC SCHOOL TO GIVE FREE TESTING SERVICE Jordan Conservatory to Seek New Talent. Registrations are being received this week at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music for the free testing service which will be opened Saturday under the joint sponsorship of the music school and the FERA. The tests will aim to discover potential musical ability among school children and adults who have had no previous training along this line. Several persons have been enrolled since last Saturday when registrations opened for the service. Instruc-

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WATSON NOT TO AID ROBINSON IN VOTE CAMPAIGN Former Senator Says He Will Not Strain Himself for ‘Li’l Arthur.’ . Bu Timm Special WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.—Former Senator James Eli Watson isn’t going to strain himself campaigning for his former colleague—Senator Arthur R. Robinson, G. O. P. candidate for re-election, take the stump nationally to belabor Nor is Senator Watson going to the New Deal. ‘‘l am not planning to do any

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campaigning anywhere,” Mr. Watson said here In response to a query as to what part he Is to take In the campaign. “If I do any campaigning at all, it will be in Indiana, where I might possibly make a few speeches just before election day.” No date or place for such speeches have been set nor are any arrangements under way, he added. Senator Watson never has been a political bed-fellow of Senator Robinson. When Senator Watson was floor leader for his party, he usually counted on Robinson being a stray, it is said. The senate record shows he apologized for his colleague on at least one occasion. Charges Woman Stole S6O A young woman hitchhiker whom Mrs. L. V. Walker, 3502 North Capitol avenue, had befriended and taken into her home, disappeared yesterday and so did S6O belonging to Mrs. Walker, according to a report made by Mrs. Walker to police.

U. S. PREPARES MIGHTY ARMADA AS AIRDEFENSE Mobile Units Under Plan Could Repel Strongest Invaders. Bv United Preen WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—The war department today planned an aerial defense for America comprehensive enough to repel attack from any quarter. This was to be accomplished through of the new general headquarters air force, under direct command of the chief of staff of the army. This new air armada is to be capable of repelling

the most determined Invasion of hostile air forces, and mobile enough to be concentrated in any part of the United States within three or four days of the sounding of any general alarm. Thespian *Was announced at Almost the same moment BrigadierGeneral William D. Mitchell was charging before the federal aviation commission that military aircraft development has been frustrated by “boy scouts” in the war department. The G. H. Q. air force is to consists, for the present, of some 450 fighting planes—bombers, pursuit and attack ships—concentrated at

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seven or eight army fields stretching from coast to coast. The formation of this air force, according to members of the general staff, means that Americans everywhere may look skyward without fear of seeing the wings of foreign air raiders blot out the sun. Burglar Loots Home A rifle, alarm clock, topcoat, suit of clothes and sheets and pillowcases comprised the loot of a burglar who yesterday broke into the home of Arthur George. 416 East Eleventh street. Mr. George valued the articles at S6O.

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